Will Rogers on Taxes and Congress from Santa Monica
Will Rogers comments on the U. S. refunding income taxes and the uncertainty of a sales tax. He jokes about Congress meeting, the political mood, and Europe’s loans to Austria amid shifting alliances as France faces repayment pressures.
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DISTRICT BPW CLUBS MEET IN Roswell JANUARY LUNCHEON
The first district luncheon of the Eastern New Mexico Business and Professional Women's Clubs was held at Nickson Coffee Shop with members from Carlsbad Clovis Portales and Roswell. The event featured Christmas decor praise and a program led by Mrs Edward M Russell with greetings from three clubs and a song dedication to Grace MacDonald Phillips.
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Carrot Pink Debuts as Paris Evening Color Trend
Paris fashion notes declare carrot pink the chic evening shade as French dressmakers mix new hues for gay effects. Mainbacher features the color in midseason wool crepe frocks worn under dark day coats, with a Viscountess Castelrosse ensemble illustrating the look. A jabot, bias skirt, and a short puffed sleeve bolero complete a precise, wraplike evening outfit reflecting the season’s vogue.
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Roswell Womans Club hosts first district luncheon
The Roswell Womans Club guest list features state publicity chairman Miss Nelle G Maison and Mrs Grace T Bear along with Mrs Robert Kellahin at a debut district luncheon. Attendees include Mrs Annie Morrison Mrs Pelle McCord Dr Myrtle Harley Mrs Mary Wortman Thelma Litchfield Mary Catherine Horine and many Roswell Clovis and Portales members and guests.
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Employment Work Chamber Commerce and Women Workers
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce resumes its role as a central job signup point for locals seeking work as federal offices close. Officials say it is not an office but a free service to collect applications and refer job seekers to employers, with priority to bona fide residents. Non-service men new to the program may register, while veterans already served register with Lake J. Franz.
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Japanese Officials Seek End to Fighting in North China
Instructions would go to Generals Muto and Nakamura to halt hostilities before wider clash. Tokyo ministries warned against friction with foreign troops, including American forces nearby on the Peiping Shanhaikwan Railway under the 1901 Boxer protocol. Naval precautions continued with Rear Admiral Tsuda aboard Hirato en route to Shanhaikwan as ships at Sasebo stood ready.
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From Cripple Creek to Albuquerque A Governor Appoints Graham
The narrative follows Mr. Graham from Cripple Creek Colorado where he supported himself with odd jobs to Cerrillos and Albuquerque New Mexico. He built capital via frugal living and real estate investment before entering politics in 1923 when Governor James F. Hinkle appointed him state treasurer after a qualification gap.
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Kranawitter Opposes Immediate Prohibition Repeal
Santa Fe New Mexico January 2 AP Rep R M Kranawitter Torrance County says he will oppose outright repeal of the prohibition amendment to the constitution with vigor He is among the youngest House members and will start his second term as a Republican He might vote to submit the issue to voters if a plan to regulate liquor traffic is required
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Robbery Said Cause Murder George Silva
Investigators believe robbery was the motive in the Bernalillo slaying of George Silva 22, a Bernalillo merchant. Silva cashed 525 in checks in Albuquerque prior to his death, 300 located in his store safe, gold watch and charm missing, suspect William J. Smith charged with murder, accomplice Luis Wilds implicated.
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Eastern New Mexico music festival draws large entries
Artesia New Mexico January 1 AP preliminary figures show a big turnout for the Eastern New Mexico Music Teachers Association annual festival with more than 160 junior and senior high orchestra players in the second annual high school program. Seventy four students will join the New Mexico all state and high school orchestra event. The festival is scheduled for March 21 and April 1.
Miss Elizabeth Sutter Ends Kindergarten Connection
A local notice reports Miss Elizabeth Sutter no longer connected with the kindergarten. Advntage Record Want Ads Get Results.
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Kid Gleason Dies Noted Baseball Figure at 67
Philadelphia reports the death of William Kid Gleason at 67 after a heart ailment. A former Chicago White Sox manager who guided them to a 1919 league pennant, Gleason also coached the Philadelphia Athletics and began with the Philadelphia National club after moving from Camden.
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Kid) Gleason
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Los Angeles Girl at Cruces Kidnapping Tale Unfolds
Lena Montoya a 16 year old Spanish American girl from Los Angeles is kept for observation in Las Cruces New Mexico after conflicting stories of kidnaping. She says she was taken near Los Angeles and held on the Arizona desert for four days, with an unknown man named Kellar. She walked to a highway and was picked up by the tourist. She wants to travel to Albuquerque to reach a sister’s home. She is exhausted and in serious condition. An enormous watchdog stays with her.
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Welcome for four and five year olds at Farish Hall
At Farish Hall on January 3 for the new semester a welcome event for all four and five year old children is announced with reduced prices. For more information call 490.
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