Qualified Driver No 1188 Wins City Clerk License
A brief note reports the city clerk's office granting Qualified Driver No 1188 as the new license holder. The piece warns drivers to obtain the required dollar payment before closing time to avoid fines of 10 to 100 dollars or 60 days in jail for driving without a license. It also mentions a Friday benefit dance at The Woman's Club for a local orchestra member in a sanitorium, with tickets at one dollar per couple. A short joke about mule-raising outcomes closes the item.
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Woman’s Club
Bishop Boaz to Lead Roswell Revival at First Methodist
Bishop H A Boaz presiding over an Episcopal area will begin a revival at the First Methodist Church in Roswell on January 20. He is joined by a slate of pastors including H W Jordan Carlsbad F K Suddath Hobbs Joe B Scrimshire Pecos John Kiassen Odess a T W Guthrie Monahans Ray B McGrew Hope L L Evans El Paso F L Meadow L M Brown and N L Linebaugh. Each man will supervise personal worker groups as part of a planned strong revival effort praised by church members as a historic spiritual surge.
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H. A. Boaz
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Roswell
First Methodist Church
H. W. Jordan
Carlsbad
F. K. Suddath
Hobbs
Joe B. Scrimshire
Pecos
John Kiassen
Odessa
T.W. Guthrie
Monahans
Ray B. McGrew
Hope
L. L. Evans
el Paso
F. L. Meadow
L.M. Brown
N. L. Linebaugh
NZL
Linebaugh
Dick Slaughter Killed in Dallas Auto Crash
Dick Slaughter aged 61, uncle to George Slaughter and Mrs. Curtis Hill of Roswell, died in a Dallas automobile accident Sunday night. A noted cattleman and tire business executive, he was a high Mason official and a prominent Roswell citizen. He was the son of the late C. C. Slaughter, a leading cattleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Slaughter
Dallas
George Slaughter
Curtis Hill
Roswell
Mr. Slaughter
Masonic Lodge
C. C. Slaughter
Musical program at Kiwanis meeting today
A Kiwanis club gathering featured a splendid musical program with Rusty Hendrix Chester Stockley Joe Reid and Kiwanian Jesse King as entertainers. G L Reese rejoined the club and Lewis W Hammond was welcomed as a new member. Raymond Arnold attended as a visitor with President J B Savage presiding.
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Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Rusty Hendrix
Chester Stockley
Joe Reid
Jesse King
G. L. Reese
Club
Lewis W. Hammond
Raymond Arnold
J. B. Savage
Townsend Thanks Voters After Tough Race
Charles T. Townsend thanks 236 voters who braved the opposition to support his campaign in a competitive election.
Mrs Day's Ideal Baby Shoes Promote Baby Footwear
Advertisement from Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street urging mothers to consider proper baby shoes. Claims one in ten mothers pays attention to baby footwear and offers suitable shoes for infants.
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Mrs. Day
Art Gift Shop
West 4Th St
Adv
Jistic
Townsend Recovery Plan Explained At Court House Tonight
The Townsend Recovery Plan will be explained at the court house tonight. State Representatives C. C. and Mrs. Hume will answer all questions about the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
C. C
Mrs. Hume
Boy Scout Drive Ad Urges Support
A local advertisement promotes support for the Boy Scout Drive scheduled for Tuesday, January 15. The notice requests participation and backing, listing Owl Sign Co as the sign supplier and providing the address at 122 East 4th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl Sign Co
East 4Th St
Adv
Boy Scott
Salvation Army Board Holds Monthly Meeting in Roswell
The Salvation Army Advisory Board met at the Chamber of Commerce to review a busy month, praising Christmas charity efforts with Kiwanis and progress at the Boys and Girls Club. Harold Hurd was named chairman emeritus, and a January 24 public meeting at the Salvation Army citadel with Major Jesse Roe’s installation by Col. George Davis was announced.
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Salvation Army Advisory Board
Chamber of Commerce
J. M. King
Kiwanis Club
Boys and Girls Club
Harold Hurd
Salvation Army
Revival Topic At Salvation Army Meeting Tonight
Tonight's revival at the Salvation Army citadel focuses on the question What is Salvation and continues through the week with a series of talks and gatherings led by local ministers and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Citadel
Police seek owner of recovered Kodak film pack
Police recovered a Kodak film packet and seek the owner. Call at the police station to identify and reclaim the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
Police Launch Citywide Traffic Safety Drive Tomorrow
Chief Frank Young announces an intensive campaign to enforce all city traffic laws. Arrests will be made for driving without a 1935 license, running red lights, and any violation. Fines range from 10 to 100 dollars and up to 60 days in jail. Today 1,180 licenses issued for 1985. total 3,496 for 1934. Last day to drive without a 1935 license. ads urged license procurement by January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Young
Smyrl Names the Presidents Ball Committee Roswell
Ht B Smyrl chairman of the committee for the presidents birthday ball at Cahoon Armory on January 30 announces the members from Roswell organizations. Admission is 1 dollar per couple and 1 dollar for stays with advance tickets.
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Ht. B. Smyrl
Cahoon Armory
Roswell
Roosevelt
Gov Tingley warns of dangers on New Mexico highways
Governor Clyde Tingley urged immediate action on broken guard rails and animals on highways in a letter to state highway engineer Grover Conroy and motor patrol chief E J House Jr. He called for keeping livestock off roadways, rapid repairs, and broad public cooperation to improve traffic safety.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Highway Department
Motor Patrol
Grover Conroy
E. J. House, Jr
Young golfers to end tie in Los Angeles open
In Los Angeles on January 15 AP reports two rising players John Revolta of Milwaukee and Victor Ghezzi of Deal NJ finish tied at 285 after 72 holes as rain postponed the title race to an 18 hole playoff. MacDonald Smith shot a 69 to grab third at 287, Zarazen and Goggin tied for fourth at 288.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Golf
John Revolta
Victor Ghezzi
Links
Ghezzi
Deal
N. J
Revolta
Milwaukee
Wis
MacDonald Smith
Gene Zarazen
Willie Goggin
Chamber of Commerce Directors Meet Tonight
The board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting tonight at six o'clock. The session will take place at Nickson Coffee Shop.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Nickson Coffee Shop
Marriage License Issued at County Clerk Office
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon at the county clerk's office to John Griggin and Iva Brooks, both of Roswell.
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John Griggin
Iva Brooks
Roswell
Allred Becomes Texas Governor in Historic Move
Miriam Ferguson departs as the nation's first woman governor amid questions of future politics. James V. Allred, a 36 year old former newsboy, assumes the Texas governor's office after Ferguson's two terms and a navy discharge inspired his dream of leading Texas one day.
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Austin
Tex
Miriam
Ma) Ferguson
Texas
James R
Farmer Jim) Ferguson
James V. ‘Alfred
Ferguson
Statehouse
Navy
Cusack Ordered to Return Three Sons in Texas Case
Los Angeles January 15 AP Mrs Ann Hamilton Cusack who left California with her children during Christmas and was pursued into Texas by her husband Charles Edmund Cusack was ordered today by Superior Judge Isaac Pacht to surrender their three sons to Cusack.
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Los Angeles
Ann Hamilton Cusack
California
Texas
Charles Edmund. Cusack
Isaac Pacht
Cusack
Roosevelt to push social security plan in Congress
President Roosevelt will submit social security proposals to Congress on Thursday. The program includes federal supervision of state unemployment insurance old age pensions and medical aid with a 30 000 word report from a presidential study committee. Senator Wagner and Representative Lewis are drafting bills to carry the administration program. Direct federal aid would go to states aiding those over 65 until the pension plan starts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Wagner
Lewis
D-Md
Hays Charged With Driving While Intoxicated
Lake J. Frazier assistant district attorney filed an information in district court charging J. C. Hays with driving while intoxicated. Hays was arrested in Roswell Sunday.
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Lake J. Frazier
District Court
J. ¢. Hays
Hays
Roswell
Former baseball club manager dies on train
Joseph Cohn 65, prominent Omaha businessman and former manager of the Spokane baseball club of the Pacific Coast League from 1908 to 1914, died aboard an eastbound Santa Fe train en route from Los Angeles to Omaha. Physicians cited heart trouble. the death occurred in a local hospital after he was stricken during travel. Mrs. Chas Furth, Cohn’s sister in Omaha, was notified.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe
Omaha
Neb
Los Angeles
Calif
Joseph Cohn
Cohn
Spokane
Wash
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Chas. Furth
Colin
Mountain states oppose freight rate hike
New Mexico and all intermountain states oppose the proposed freight rate increase. State commissioner J. D. Lamb wired E. K. Murray in Washington expressing regret at not being able to travel to aid the fight. Lamb noted agricultural interests cannot bear the cost and western industry runs on borrowed capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Intermountain
J. D. Lamb
E. K. Murray
Washington
Lamb
Murray
West
Willie Hoppe to Exhibit Here Next Monday
Willie Hoppe the renowned billiard star will give an exhibition on the Better Billiards program at George B. Jewett's next Monday night under the National Billiard Association of America. Hoppe has held nearly every billiard title in his thirty year career and currently holds the 18.2 balk line championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Hoppe
George B. Jewett
National Billiard Association of America
Presidential pardon issued for Eugenio Delgado in New Mexico
Santa Fe reports a presidential pardon granted to Eugenio Delgado who pleaded guilty in 1925 to concealing and transporting liquor smuggled from Mexico. He was jailed nine months and fined 250 dollars, but the pardon restores citizenship rights and remits the fine due to his inability to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
U.S. District Court Clerk’s
Eugenio Delgado
Mexico
Delgado
Mrs Shinkle Leaves Hospital Improved At Home
Mrs. R. D. Shinkle, after several weeks in St. Marys hospital, has returned home much improved and in better health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Shinkle
St. Mary’s Hospital
For Sale Milk Cows and Sewing Machines Ad
Milk cows for sale by L A McAnally. Also four sewing machines for sale cheap from Singer Sewing Machine Co at 422 North Main. Apartment for rent newly furnished no children. Phone number 41k for rent inquiries.
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L. A. McAnally
Singer Sewing Machine Co
North Main
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Our New Home
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Gram
H. B. Smyris
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Claude Simpson
CC. E. Mason
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George Hill
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Col. D. C. Pearson
New Mexico Military Institute
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Albert Hudson
American Legion
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Woman's Club
T. H. Boswell
Rotary Club
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American Legion Auxiliary
Carl Bird
Advertising Club
A. F. Madison
Merchants’ Association
S. P. Johnson, Jr
Lions Club
Sam Bryant
Disabled American Veterans
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John F. Bodyston
H. E. Samson
Daughters of the American Revolution
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Gov
Tingley
Revolta and
Horton Smith
Harold McSpaden
Charley Lacey
Floyd Farley
Henry Picard
Jimmy Thomson
Paul, Runyan
Olin Dutra
Allred
Jewett
Mrs. Shinkle Home
Santa Claus
Is Santa Claus
Elizey’s Auto Service CO
Penn
Stark Nursery Co
L. B. Jones
Andersen Gardens
Mahan Pecan
P. D. Wilkins
Frigidaire Sales and Service
Price Dukemenier
Sixth Street
Hermine Koren
Hauptmann
John F
Jassie) Condon
Roswell Lodge No
A. F
A. M
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W. M
Elmer Riemen
Secy
Lindy Air Products
Hills Bros Coffee
Paramount
Jack Oakie
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KGFL
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