Tax Penalty For Delinquent 1933 Taxes In Question
A letter from Geo L Reese Jr district attorney to Mrs Harold N Crosby chaves county treasurer discusses the four percent penalty on delinquent taxes to fund tax sale costs. The penalty applies to first half 1933 taxes unpaid by Dec 1 1933, with variations by county and year. Reese advises payment under protest pending authoritative instruction and notes changes under 1933 laws affecting 1932 and prior years. The letter was sent to Lea and Eddy county treasurers and John D Mell, with continuation promised on page six.
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Harold N. Crosby
Chaves
Geo. Ln Reese Jr
New Mexico
Eddy
Lea
Reese
Prade
D. C. Berry
Lea County
Eddy County
John D. Mett
Santa
Indians defend Parker liquor claim as correct
A Navajo protest signed by three head men and supported by Gallup business groups contends supervisor Yorest M. Parker was correct in reporting 500 drunken Navajos on Christmas day. The petition urges keeping Parker and cites trust in the central tribal government agency while locals push for his removal.
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Gallup
N. M
Yorest M. Parker
Roman Hubbel
Parker
Amercan Legion
John Collier
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Perenzo Habperl
Canada
Winslow
French Premier warns royalist riots threaten coup
Paris Jan 12 AP Premier Camille Chautemps warned the nation that royalist riots over the Stavisky scandal threaten a coup to establish a Directory. Thousands of troops were held to march on Paris if necessary to quell disorders linked to the Bayonne pawnshop collapse which cost over 40 million. The chamber of deputies adjourned amid pandemonium after deputy Jean Ybarnegaray accused police of killing Stavisky.
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Paris
Camille Chautemps
Stavisky
Bayonne
Chamber of Deputies
Jean Ybarnegaray
Serge Stavisky
Chautemps
Secret Service
No Move For Philippine Independence Undercuts Measure
Washington reports Senator Cutting says he will not seek to extend the Hawes Cutting independence act beyond its current term unless the Philippine legislature signals a change in attitude. The measure would grant independence in 10 to 15 years by a people’s vote and lapses January 17 if no constitutional convention is called. Quezon, leading the Philippine delegation, has offered recommendations and remains in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cutting
Roosevelt
Congress
Philippines
Philippines.” Cutting
Manuel Quezon
Hawes - Cutting
Jal Well Tops New Mexico Production Peak in 1931
The As carate No. 1 well in Secs 24 25 26 Lea County drilled to 3312 feet produced 1000 barrels in five hours from 3270 to 3312 feet and tested at about 5000 barrels daily with 2 to 3 million cubic feet of gas. Offsets planned as several wells are scheduled. other wells in Artesia and Eddy counties show promising results despite a dry test elsewhere. Correction issued for earlier misstatement of production.
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Jal
Lea County
New Mexico
Southern Petroleum Exploration Co
South
Eddy County
Stovall and Marshall
Grayburg Oil Co
Artesia
Burch
Roswell
Burton Headley
Roswell Oil
Jar
Liquor tax bill signed by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt signed a $500 million liquor tax bill with a $2 per gallon levy that becomes effective today except for the stamp provision taking effect in 30 days. The Reed law of 1917 is amended to allow liquor advertising in dry states, with higher levies on blended and rectified liquors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Internal Revenue
Ford Looks For Bit Year In 1934
Washington January 12 AP Edsel Ford said in an interview that business conditions look very good and that Ford Motor Company expects a 75 percent pickup over 1933. He noted January schedules exceed all of 1933 and called NRA wages a potential stimulant for 1934.
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Associated Press
Washington
Edsel Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford Company
Mor an and Mack comedian of Two Black Crows dies
Mesa Arizona January 12 AP Charles E B Mack 47 creator of the Two Black Crows comedy team is dead after an auto overturns near Mesa. He was fatally injured and crushed beneath the vehicle last night while traveling with a companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesa, Ariz
Charles EB. Mack
Moran and Mack
Mesa
Prices Farmers Pay Survey in Chaves County
M L Norton has been employed as the sole interviewer for the federal CWA Prices Farmers Pay survey in Chaves county. The project will survey Roswell Dexter Hagerman and Lake Arthur to determine retail prices farmers pay for food and clothing. The survey is part of a nationwide effort led by Fred Daniels of Las Cruces, who discussed the start date with CWA chairman T J Hall in Roswell.
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M. L. Norton
Chaves County
Mr. Norton
Roswell
Dexter
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Fred Daniels
Las Cruces
T. J. Hall
CWA
No PWA Money For State New Mexico
Former Gov. M A Otero Sr travels to Washington to seek reasons for New Mexico receiving only about 200000 of six million PWA funds. Officials say no money left for distribution, while California has received about nineteen million dollars.
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Santa Fe
M. A. Otero
Washington
New Mexico
Public Works Administration
Otero
New Mexico Pwa
PWA
California
Public library swamped with brewing and distilling requests
In Cleveland, the public library reports an unusual surge of requests for books on brewing and distilling. Assistant head Miss Mildred Stewart notes the demand is higher than during prohibition, suggesting the topic’s ongoing interest among patrons.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Public Library
Mildred Stewart
Probing Complaints on Paperal Relief
Government inspector J A Sessler spent several days in Rey N M this week examining complaints filed by a mass meeting committee alleging gross political manipulation in federal relief jobs. He declined further comment and said a report would be sent to Secretary Ickes within a week or ten days.
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Paperal
Rey. N. M
J. A. Sessler
Sessler
Ickes
Naval planes reach Hawaii safely in fresh report
Senate investigators heard Alfred P. Leyburn say a White House command not to rock the boat kept the Treasury and the higher command from acting on bad banking reports. He cited inaction on Guardian Banks of Michigan as the result of fear of bank failures. Edsel Ford testified that Henry Ford refused further aid to Guardian banks and threatened to withdraw 25 million dollars in deposits from rival Detroit bankers if the Guardian banks closed.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Alfred P. Leyburn
National Bank Examiner
Senate Banking Committee
Comptroller of
Guardian Panks
Michigan
Secretary of the Treasury
Edsel Ford
Ford
Detroit Bankers Group
Guardian
Cattle Debate Splits American Livestock Leaders
Albuquerque dispatch reports the American National Livestock Association failed to agree on placing cattle on a basic commodity list. The committee of five delayed a vote, urging state organizations to decide. Leaders like Dan Casement opposed government subsidies while others urged unity and future Washington action.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Charles E. Collins
Kit Carson
Colo
American National Livestock Association
Committee of Five
Henry Boice
Patagonia
Ariz
Colling
Association
Washington
Casement
Collin
Fred Bixby
Los Angeles
Charles E. Blaine
Phoenix
Willard D. Ellis
Federal Land Bank
Berkeley
Calif
F. R. Carpenter
Refe
Eee Cattle Growere
Colp
Hayden
AAA
N. Me
American “National Livestock Association
Honolulu Seaplane Flight Breaks Records En Route to Mainland
Honolulu residents hailed the Navy seaplane squadron led by Lieutenant Commander Kneiler McGinnis as six planes completed a 24 hour dash from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor. The mission sparked talk of a regular air route and potential mainland service, while Admiral A W Johnson prepared to greet the squadron on arrival. A Japanese official commented that the feat shows growing aviation power and will be used for good or ill.
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Honolulu
Gan
San Francisco
United States Navy
Kneiler McGinnis
McGinnis
Lincoln McCandless
Hawaii
Washington
A.W. Johnson
Admiral Johnson
Wright
Pearl Harbor
Golden Gate
Two Sentenced by Judge McGhee in Contempt Case and Assault Probe
Roy Long received eight months in the county jail for contempt of court for ignoring orders to stay away from his wife’s home amid divorce proceedings. A pending assault with a deadly weapon case involves an alleged attack on his father-in-law on January 3. John Godbehere, 14, was sent to the state Industrial School at Springer on a charge of revealing Ed Purdy’s opr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Long
James B. McGhee
Long
John Godbehere
Springer
Ed Purdy
Cosmic rays may power future leisure robots
Pittsburgh January 12 The belief of Dr Luther Gable Chicago scientist and lecturer is that cosmic rays could become the genii of the future doing the work of man and bringing dream ed of leisure He told Carnegie Hall academy of science that experiments point to a long lived generation of men who will sit back and push buttons to switch on cosmic ray robots to bid the task be done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburch
Luther Gable
Chicago
Academy of Science
Carnegie Hall
Gable
Charges against Nanking hunger strikers spark murder claims
Madame Sun-Yat-Sen accused authorities in Nanking of deliberately murdering Paul Nowlens and his wife by denying a retrial request. The widow of China’s first president, deeply involved since the start, had offered to care for their young son if the couple dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Jam
Nanking
Paul Nonlens
Madame Sun-Yat-Sen
China
Nowlens
Morenne Ranch Steers Win Second Prize in L A Show
Real N M steers raised on John Morenne Ranch at Madalena gain second prize at the Los Angeles Western Livestock Show. Morene reportedly shipped a carload directly from the range to the stalls, with no preconditioning or preparation.
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Albuquerque
N. M
John Morenne
Madalena
Morene
Los Angeles
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New Mex
Joan Mell
John
HI Dow
Ascarate NO. 1
N. Y
Albuquerque Daily Tribune
Unti Today
V. A. W. Hockenhull
State Hospital
Vegas
C. M. Graham
Las Vegas
Pedro Ciddio
Hiram
Dow
Graham
Tribune
Ciddie
George T. Harris
Hobbs
Margaret Martinez
Treasury
Congressional
Riverside
David Warum
Goshen
Lexington
Pop Geers
Ben
Raper Thi Syndicate, Inc
Hawai
Dan Casement
Manhattan
Kansas
Certin
Willard D. Ml
Rapid City
S. D
el Paso
Kit Carson, Colo
Albert K. Mitchell
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
McGhee
Cosmis
Wanger
Real N. M. Steers
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