New Mexico Military Institute Rifle Club Forms For Season
The New Mexico Military Institute Rifle Club organized this year following the club plan of past years. Dues drop by two dollars this year, to five for cadets under nineteen and eight for older cadets, with privileges including indoor range access, use of government rifles, 1000 rounds of .22 ammo, expert coaching, and eligibility for medals and NRA matches. The institute team will be selected from club members, with a tentative schedule featuring matches against about forty schools including Culver, Kemper, Kamehameha, and Stanford affiliates, starting with the week ending sember 17, 1932.
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Rifle Club
Set. Leonard
National Rifle Association
American Rifleman
Culver Military Academy
Kemper Military Academy
Kamehameha School
Honolulu
University of Porto Rico
Wentworth Military Academy
New York Stock Exchange Eam
New Mexico
Texas A. and
University of California
Staunton Military Academy
Stanford University
Alabama Poly Tech
Iowa bid fails on forced sale at widow's farm
A reader's note from Beverly Hills recounts an Iowa story where a bid at a forced sale fell short of the mortgage. The writer hopes local landlords stop exploiting widows and notes a shift away from old town skinflint behavior as money changes hands in a contentious sale.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Iowa
What Congress Is Doing Today In The Senate
Senate proceedings cover first deficiency bill debate relief hearings by the manufactures committee and five day week bill under judiciary subcommittee. Interstate commerce committee handles routine business while Glass banking reform debate continues. Borah and Johnson clash on war debt. Prohibition repeal favored by judiciary committee. Veterans affairs get economy league contributors named before joint committee. House adjourns to honor two deceased members.
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Manufactures Committee
Judiciary Subcommittee
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
Cal
Judiciary Committee
National Economy League
Joint Committee On Veterans Affairs
Killer baby in Bronx crib slaying shocks city
In New York on January 10 a four month old boy named Frank Michael Commarano was stabbed to death in his Bronx crib by an unseen assailant. A black handled six inch stiletto was the only clue as detectives search for motive amid family witnesses and little fingerprint evidence.
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New York
Frank Michael Commarano
Bronx
Amanda
Camaarano
Marsalis elected justice of the peace in Lordsburgh
C W Marsalis won a tenth consecutive term as justice of the peace in Lordsburgh New Mexico. Retiring sheriff Oscar Allen was elected constable in the same local election.
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Lordsburgh
N. M
C. W. Marsalis
Oscar Allen
Coolidge Will Leaves Entire Estate to His Widow
Northampton Mass Jan 9 AP Calving Coolidge's entire estate was left to his widow by a will drafted during his presidency. Ralph W Hemenway, former law partner and now attorney for Mrs Coolidge, announced the terms today.
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Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Ralp W. Hemenway
Annual Meeting of Roswell Merchants Tonight
The Roswell Merchants' Association holds its annual meeting tonight at the Nickson Hotel with a 6:30 dinner. A nominating committee will be appointed to select officers for 1933 and three directors of the Eastern New Mexico State Fair Association will be elected. The program lasts about twenty minutes with talks by Rev. H. C. Henderson and H. M. Huff. Dinner tickets are 75 cents, available at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Roswell Merchants’ Association
Nickson Hotel
Merchants’ Association
Eastern New
H. M. Huff
New Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Roswell
Tom Johnson Appeal Set for January 26 in Santa Fe
Tom Johnson, a condemned inmate in Santa Fe, faces the state supreme court on January 26 over his appeal in the murder of Angeline Jaramilla. Officials say Johnson has read his attorney J. H. Crist's brief and remains hopeful the high court will grant relief.
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Tom Johnson
Santa Fe
N. M
Angeline Jaramilla
Supreme Court
Refuse Pay Rent for District Attorney Office
Santa Fe county commissioners tabled a claim by former district attorney John J. Kenney for 910 dollars in rent for office space and quarters used 1929 to 1932. The county says space existed in the courthouse and offered in 1929, while Kenney contends only half the rent should be paid for lack of space. Crist will attend the appeal hearing, but the court will focus on legal questions.
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Santa Fe, N. M
John J. Kenney
Board of
Santa Fe County
Crist
Kenney
M. A. Otero
David Chavez
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine for Cold Relief
An advertisement extols Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as the best remedy for colds and grippe. It claims to open the bowels kill germs relieve headache and grippiness tone the system and fortify against further illness. Available in 30 and 60 tablet sizes with a note on safety for all ages and epidemic use.
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Grove
Lions Hear Maken Masonic Lecturer at Lions Meet
S L Maken Grand Lecturer of New Mexico spoke to the Albuquerque Lions on the value of service chairs during economic stress and their role in morale. Major E L Gifford of the Salvation Army discussed district relief work and ongoing challenges. Guests included Captain L W Johnson Elmer Rieman and Claude Chastain.
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S. L. Maken
New Mexico
Masons
Ttep
E. L. Gifford
Salvation Army
Arizona
Texas
L. W. Johnson
Albuquerque
Chairman Lamb recalls boxing days with Baca clan
The State Corporation Commission chair J. D. Lamb hosted Mike Baca and Lucio Baca in his office to reminisce about squared-ring days. Baca noted Lamb arriving fifteen years ago from Doyle's LA camp and teaching fine points to Santa Fe fighters before training with Freddie W seven, Joe Rivers and Leach Cross in the coast city.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Lamb
Coast City
Freddie W.1-h
Joe Rivers
Leach Cross
Leap Year Boosts Dona Ana County Marriage Licenses
Dona Ana County issued over 1000 marriage licenses in the leap year, retiring county court clerk Mike Nevarez reported. About 750 licenses went to out of state couples, many from El Paso and Texas towns where 3 days notice is required before issuance.
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Las Cruces Las Cruces
N. M
Dona Ana
Mike Nevarez
New Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Senate repeal proposal draws House opposition
Washington January 9 AP Democratic House leaders denounced a repeal resolution reported to the Senate as not in accord with the Democratic platform and said it would fail in the House in its present form Speaker Garner and Rep Rainey voiced strong opposition stating it does not conform to party platform The measure previously failed on the House floor by six votes on opening day under a suspension rule.
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Rep
Rainey
Illinois
Garner
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