Two Dead And Three Missing In Storm In Southern Calif
The Associated Press reports a storm across California produced an 80 mile gale causing at least two deaths and extensive property damage near orange groves and oil derricks while eight naval men were rescued from motor boats. In Minnesota a blizzard left four dead near Crookston and two sisters freezing near Kennedy, with subzero temperatures elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
California
Noth
New York
Chicago
Middle West
Carl Hupp
U. S
Raleigh
North Dakota
Kennedy
Minn
Crookston
Heavy Mexican Forces Vera Cruz
In Vera Cruz state Mexico is concentrating and moving most of its army for the four year effort to disarm Agrarian forces numbering over twenty thousand. Large battalions have surrendered without resistance and more armament battalions have yielded rifles. A few battalions remain to be disarmed as General Miguel M. Acosta reports from the city.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Tejeda
Migual M. Acosta
Roswell Council Meets to Cut Wages and Set Taxes
The Roswell city council will hold a special meeting at 7 20 tonight to discuss salary reductions for city employees and to fix occupation taxes for 1933. Protests from local firms will be heard, and an official proclamation for the February 14 Roswell School Board election will be issued. Also considered are city manager salaries and board candidate notices.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Will Purdy
E. G. Minton
T. H. Roswell
C. R. McNally
C. C. Cagle
Three Bandits Torture Man Near Capitan
Carrizozo New Mexico January reported three bandits tortured and robbed rancher R. A. Hunnicutt and his nine year old son near Capitan. Authorities sought the suspects after the attack left the boy severely burned and the father forced to reveal the hiding place. The motive and identities remained unclear as sheriffs hunted for the criminals.
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Carrizozo
N. M
Capitan
Ardh
KR. A
Hunnicuti
McGammmunt
Sandis
Carrizero
M. M
R. A. Hunnicutt
Dee
Japitan
Seven Admitted To New Mexico Bar
Seven of thirteen applicants for admission to the New Mexico bar who took examinations this week were granted license by the state board of bar examiners. One recipient was a woman, Sienna Delahunt of Albuquerque, with others including William J. Finch of Clovis and George T. Watts of Roswell. Also named were Owen J. Mowry of Albuquerque, August P. Seymour of Albuquerque, John B. Pittman of Hillsboro, and RR. M. Kranawitter of Encino.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
State Board of Bar Examiners
Sienna Delahunt
Albuquerque
William J. Finch
Clovis
George T. Watts
Roswell
Owen J. Mowry
August P. Seymour
John B. Pittman
Hillsboro
RR. M. Kranawitter
Encino
McBride to Visit Clovis and Carlsbad Guards
John F. McBride of Roswell, sergeant in the New Mexico national guard, is ordered to spend two days weekly with Clovis and Carlsbad guard units to give instruction. He will visit Clovis January 16 and 17, and Carlsbad January 18, per Major Roe, senior instructor.
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Santa Fe
N. M
John F. McBride
Roswell
New Mexico National Guard
Clovis
Carlsbad
Guard
McBride
Mai.roe
Japs Move Troops and Talk Peace Across Jehol Border
Chinese and Japanese leaders met under British naval observation at Shanhaikwan to discuss peace terms yet troop movements continued in Jehol northern China. Japanese advance toward Lingyuan in Jehol and troop shifts from Mukden to Chin-chow in Manchuria were noted to deter a Chinese offensive. Chinese forces in Jehol were about 130000 including Chang Hsiao Liang’s regulars and volunteers as reconnaissance flights probed Jehol Safar.
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Associated Press
Shanhaikwan
Jehol
Lingyuan
Mukden
Chinchow
Manchuria
Chang Hsiao-Liang
Goodsell MRS PASSED AWAY IN ROSWELL AT 67
Mrs W E Goodsell died at St Marys hospital at 10 45 last night after a month-long illness from heart disease. A Roswell resident since 1910 she was active in the Presbyterian Church Roswell Woman's Club and the Chau tauqua Circle. Survived by husband Dr W E Goodsell and daughter Mrs Crosby Eaton Redman of Wellesley Hills Mass. Funeral tomorrow at 2 30 at Bynum Ballard chapel with Rev LeRoy Thompson directing pallbearers named. burial at South Park.
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W. EL Goodsell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Chautauqua Circle
Goodsell
W. E. Goodsell
Crosby Eaton Redman
Wellesley Hills
Massachusetts
Helen Goodsell
Redman
Roswell
Brockport
New York
Dr. Goodsell
Medina
North
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Bynum-Ballard
LeRoy Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
Will Robinson
Carlsbad
Arthur Stevens
Robert Kellahin
J. H. Wolf
Purjal
South Park
Bynum Ballard
Laundry Men State Meeting Planned Tomorrow
The Laundry Owners Association gathers at Nickson Modelt tomorrow at 9 AM with president James S Zukie presiding and Dr Eitelgeorge delivering the invocation. Loyd A Peck will address, noon lunch at Nickson Coffee Shop, and Walden Bacsett and Ross Brown speak on income tax and the annual officer election.
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Nickson Modtel
James S. Zukie
Eitelgeorge
Loyd A. Peck
Laundry Owners National Association
Jolie
Nickson
C. N. Green
J. W. Woolsey
Walden Bacsett
Ross Brown
Salt Lake City
National Laundry Association
Death blow feared for Paul-Boncour cabinet in France
Paris Jan 12 Socialists in the chamber of deputies voted against fiscal measures from Finance Minister Cheria, a move parliamentary circles terming a possible death blow to the Paul-Boncour cabinet. Former Premier Herriet, acting for the Radical Socialists, warned Prime Minister Beneatt of dangers to the Cheron program.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Paul-Boncour
Finance Minster Chéeria
Herriet
Paul Beneatt
Eee ‘Peril
Insisiums
Up- Cheron
Increased Demand for New Mexico Horse Trade Surges
Artesia New Mexico January 12 AP improved conditions in the horse trading business show stronger demand for range horses for farm work. Traders in the Artesia district report rising activity with more horses sold for outside state buyers and for use on farms rather than to soap and glue factories. Farmers outside New Mexico drive the increased demand as tractors replace some horse power.
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Artesia
N. M
McArthur Says U S Lowest Among Nations In Land Power
General Douglas MacArthur testified to a House appropriations subcommittee that the United States ranks seventeenth in land forces among nations. He warned of troubling times as other countries expand their strengths while U S forces are reduced amid unsettled world conditions and economic crises. He spoke while the War Department supply bill for the next fiscal year was before the committee.
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Washington
Douglas McArthur
United States
House Appropriations
McArthur
War Department
Sheriffs Meet Santa Fe January Fourteen
The New Mexico Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association will hold its meeting in Santa Fe on January 14 with about 100 expected attendees. Secretary treasurer William B. Stappo reported to Sheriff Jesus M. Baca, noting the group includes police and other peace officers and district judges, with legislative matters on duties of peace officers to be discussed.
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Santa FE
M. M
New Mexico
Crop loans repaid in Eddy and Chaves counties
Artesia New Mexico January 12 AP fifty five percent of farmers in Eddy and Chaves counties have repaid or collateralized 1922 crop loans from the federal government Kyle field agent for southeastern New Mexico reported today Kyle predicted that five percent of the loans will be repaid soon In counties with no cash crops grown a smaller percentage have been repaid
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Artesia
N. M
Fiehty
Eddy
Chaves County
Ba Kyle
New Mexico
Kyle
Carter 10 Take McInnes Place at Bank of Commerce
R H Carter will become cashier of the Roswell Bank of Commerce on January 16 to fill the vacancy created by W J McInnes resignation. McInnes resignation, accepted yesterday, becomes effective January 15. Carter will replace him on January 16 after no conflict with his current role as deputy state bank examiner. Carter, 37 years NM resident, moves his legal residence from Rayton to Roswell and takes on deputy state bank examiner duties until he can assume the cashier post.
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R. H. Carter
Bank of Commerce
W. J. McInnes
McInnes
John Tweedy
L. T. Lewis
Ray E. Levers
Grace Kudson
Grady Southworth
Leon Ullrich
Teller
Feul Schultz
Ray Levers
Innes
Carter
State Bank
Santa Fe
Roswell
New Mexico
Raton
Rosweil
Roswell Rotary notes need for school Textbooks
Supt. D N Pope reports Roswell public schools enroll about 2700 with 158 needing text books and 105 supplies. The board can only spend fifty dollars for books though estimates call for about 200 books at sixty cents each. Rotary guests include Chet Dexter from Artesia and laundry association head.
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Rotary Club
Roswell
D. N. Pope
Pope
Chet Dexter
Artesia Club
Man Arrested Here Identified as Escaped Convict
Jesus Zamora arrested in Roswell last week on a drunk and disorderly charge is an escaped convict from Arizona State Prison in Florence. Arizona officers are expected to arrive to take him back to prison.
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Jesus Zamora
Roswell
Huston Coffey
Arizona State
Florence
Arizona
Daniel Vaughn to Leave Roswell After U S Employment Office Closure
Daniel Vaughn, head of the United States Employment office here, which closed on December 31 due to lack of funds, plans to depart Roswell today or tomorrow for his home.
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Daniel Vaughn
United States Employment Office
Plaas
Roswell
Continental to Build New Service Station at Main and Fifth
Continental Oil Company moves to replace the old station with a modern service unit at Main and Fifth streets. Permit application filed with City Council and action anticipated at tonight’s special meeting. B V Elizey, Continental agent, says plans call for a model station with up to date servicing equipment and local material and labor will be used. V H K McFeely of Continental Engineering is overseeing plans and will stay through completion.
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Continental Oil Company
Main
Fifh
B. V. Ejilzey
Continental
V. HK. McFeely
Ponca Cay
Elizey
Pueblo Painters Send Murals East to Exhibition
Santa Fe New Mexico reports a score of murals by U. S. Indian schools students from here have traveling works shown at Worcester Museum in New York and Corcoran galleries in Washington. Paintings depict Rio Grande Pueblos life past and present and include abstract pieces.
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Santa Fe
N. M
U. S
EXPECT VETO OF PHILIPPINES BILL
At Washington on January 12 AP reports growing expectation that President Hoover will veto the Philippine independence bill without delay. A Capitol conference with Hurley and Hare spurred party leaders to gather Democratic and Republican members for a possible veto message to Congress. Speaker Garner plans an immediate override vote if the veto message is sent. The veto would need two thirds in both chambers. last spring the House approved 306 to 47. Pedro Guevara said leading Republicans informed him Hoover decided to veto after the meeting.
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Washington
Hoover
Capitol
Hurley
Hare
House Insular Committee
Congress
Garner
House
Pedro Guevara
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Calif
J. E. Moore
L.S. Croissant
W. H. McCullough
H. B. Smyth
Clovis, Carlsbad
Zukie FO
National
Iness
Schildhauer
Dow
James M. Burke
Frances Schildhauer
Monday Central Press
U. S. Weth
Chaves
Bank Commerce
Zukie
State Laundry Owners, Association
Daniel
Will Lawrence
Logan Hunter
Yaudin
Ford
Hinkle
Pine
Fifth and Main Streets
House of Representatives
Luciano R. Baca
Max Maes
Susie Chavez
Las Vegas
San Miguel County
R. M. Krannawitter
Torrance
San Miguel
T. M. McNeill
Valencia County
White
Privileges and Election Committee
Dee Howard
Norman L. King
Marie Cavanaugh
Legion Auxiliary
James A. McKenna
Palemon Martinez
Frank T. Encinias
Carl F. Whittaker
Ramon Gallegos
George T. Harris
Contreras
McKenna
Enecinias
Lane
Carrol
McNeill
Leyba
Cavanaugh
Montoya
Gage
Porter
Sanchez
Luciano Gallegos
Orlando Olivarri
Rose
Hudgis Martinez
Taylor
Leo V3dez
Wamel
Greaser
Hogrefe
Potter
Drake
Fernandez
Maes
Garcia
Brown
Page
Wood
Gonzales
Foster
Thurmond
Harris
Melquiades Chavez
Benito Valdez
Ulibarri
Gary
Hudgins
Baca
Kramnawitter
Whittaker
Geen McKenna
Martinez
Howard
Leo Valdez
Ramon Chavez
Encinias
Houghton
Martines
Krannawitter
Carroll
Pete Houghton
Ramondez
Page Benidez
Susie Havez
Philippines
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