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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1935

Page

2

Hagerman Cadets Rally To Beat NMSS Broncos

Hagerman town team overcame a slow start to edge the NMSS Broncos 38 to 30. Trailing 22 to 17 at halftime, Hagerman tied 24 24 after three quarters and pulled away in the final period as they shot consistently while the Broncos misfired on many attempts. Box score notes list NOAM OMI and RAGAMAN among scorers with balanced contributions from teammates as Hagerman sealed the win.

Man Town Aket N. M. M. S. Broncos Broncos Hagerman Ittottsis i Ragaman C.perrick S. Detrick Williams Nolet Es Graham Deaton Dufty

Bulldogs vs Coyotes Tilt At Local High School Gym

The Albuquerque Bulldogs visit Roswell High for a big basketball clash. Coach Corn and the Coyotes aim to upset the strong state contender as former Roswell students are urged to attend. Tip is at 8:00 with a junior doubleheader at 7 726. Admission is 25 cents for students and 25 cents for adults.

Coyote Albuquerque High School Bulldogs Corn Roswell High Coyotes Coyotes Bulldogs Roswell High School Alumni Association Roswell High

Parenti Star Draws Pirates Invite After Albuquerque Stop

The Sporting News profile highlights Parenti as a bright prospect after his Albuquerque stop during a spring exhibition tour by the Pirates. It notes an invitation to training camp in San Bernardino and Parenti’s readiness to accept, signaling a promising future with the Pirates.

Parenti Albuqueratie Wio Bronco Jdnuare Pittsburgh ‘Pirates Albuquerque Pirates San Bernardino

Wrestling Last Night By The Associated Press

Bo Strangler Lewis overwhelmed George Kallas in 23 minutes 42 seconds in Los Angeles. Vic Christie defeated George Hagen two falls to one in New York.

Associated Press St .Louis Bo Strangler Lewis Los Angeles George Kallas Pueblo Colo Itawa Vic Christie George Hagen New York

Last Night's Hockey Scores In Narrow American Matches

Scores from leagues show Cleveland 2 Buffalo Canadian American League New Haven 2 Provident 2 tie. American Association Saint Louis 2 Oklahoma City 2.

Associated Press Cleveland Buffalo New? Haven Providénté St.clsoulss Oklahoma City

Fights Last Night Kenned Austin Wins in Sidney

Kenny Austin of Lincoln outpointed Eddie Fay Clark of Scottsbluff in Sidney Nebraska last night. Austin, aged 150, took the judges score in a ten round bout. Clark suffered a setback as the bout ended with Austin in control throughout.

The Associated Press Sidney Neb Kenny Austin Lincoln Eddie Fay Clark Scottsbluff

College Basketball Scores Mixed Across Teams

A collage of scattered college basketball results shows Pittsburgh beating Fordham 43 to 20 and Penn State 43 to 25 over Western Maryland. Other scores include North Carolina State 29 over Davidson 21, Ohio Wesleyan 49 over Ohio University 36, and Texas A&M 41 over Texas 40, with Georgetown 25 and Navy 36 among the listed outcomes. The fragmentary ledger also notes Pacific Lutheran 46 over Yakima Junior College 34 and several additional matchups such as Temple and others without complete context.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Fordham Ohio Wesleyan Ohio University ‘of Tennessee Georgia Tech Oklahoma Kansas Texas Aggies Texas LaPayette Georgetown Navy Temple Pacific Lutheran Yakima Junior College

Auto Tag Sales Progress Report

Carl Johnson, Chaves county distributor of automobile state license plates, reports 1935 plate sales about 25 percent ahead of 1934 at this time last year. To date 38,000 passenger car plates, 600 truck licenses, and 25 trailer licenses sold. about 2,000 more passenger car and 200 more truck licenses expected. The sale period without penalty ended January 15. licenses bought now for cars in use incur 15 percent of cost plus one dollar per day since the 15th.

Carl Johnson Chaves Johnson

Barker-Karpis gang siege ends with deaths and $200,006

Federal agents stormed the Barker and Barker mob hideout after a six hour siege. Fred Barker and his mother Kate Batter died amid gunfire. Alvin Karpis and other members were among those captured or at large. Authorities found $1,000 bills on Fred Barker and questioned whether ransom was paid. Investigation centers on links to Hamm kidnapping and possible suicide notes.

Rie Press Okla San Tslas Parker-Katbis Ighap Drewer Ee Barker Kate Federal Aa . A Miami Alvin Karpis Arthur Fred Barker Bremer Willie Woodbury Cte Karpis T. C. Blackburn George Summers Barker-Karpis Department of Justice Auy William Hamm St. Paul Hamm Ranconi

Wagner plan on unemployment insurance and old age pensions

President proposes a federal plan with compulsory unemployment insurance funded by a payroll tax and a 50 percent weekly benefit for 16 weeks. It includes compulsory old age pensions, a voluntary federal annuity, and large state grants. The Wagner bill totals about 106 million dollars for next year with yearly authorizations over 200 million, and outlines tax, eligibility, and benefit details.

Menor Cabinet ‘Committee miums_ wer

New Mexico Severs Welfare From Relief Bureau

Gov. Clyde Tingley announces separation of welfare and relief bureaus in New Mexico. FERA equipment moved to a new relief building as Major Braught assumes supervision. Audits planned, records reorganized, and a permanent administrator to be named to stabilize operations.

New Mexico State Board of Public Welfare FERA Capitol Clyde Tingley Tingley New ‘Mexico Child Welfare Bureau Braught New Mexico Welfare Bureau Donovan Hoover

New Mexico Legislature Bills Highlight Sessions

Bills introduced include HBI6-Wamel White empowering cities to build and operate hospitals and issue bonds, HBI7-Wamel White adjusting motor vehicle registration fee distributions, and HB23 Harrelson offering educational opportunities for children of soldiers killed in service. Senate items list SB17 and SB18 budgets, election investigations, and an interstate oil compact. Footnotes describe personnel shifts and relief operation movements amid state welfare realignments.

Wamel-White Valdez-Pacheco Harrelson Romero-Ford Board of Trustees Montgomery House SJ RG A. A. Sedillo Senate Hilien Willson Legislative Investigation Committee SBIS Wilson-Tackett Bernalillo Mullis Comet Eee Steyskall CCC New Mexico

Hauptmann Shouts At Witness In Lindbergh Case

Flemington N J January 17 AP Bruno Richard Hauptmann shouted Listen mister you stop dying at federal agent Thomas H Sisk as he testified about finding Lindbergh ransom money in the German’s Bronx garage Guards restrained him as he challenged the witness Justice Trenchard warned him to wait for his turn while Sisk continued detailing the discovery.

Flemington N. J Bruno Richard Hauptmann Thomas “H. Sisk Bronx Hauptmann Sisk Justice Thomas W. Trenchard Justice Trenchard

New Mexico Planning Board Backs 7 Projects for Legislature

The New Mexico planning board, in Santa Fe, recommended seven bills to the Legislature to harness federal public works aid. Proposals include erosion control districts with a 38 million federal allocation, state land exchanges to block grazing sections, PWA use by counties and institutions, and bonds or fees to support PWA and PAA loans. They urged adjudication of Rio Grande water rights and the creation of permanent state planning boards.

Santa Ise State Planning Board PWA Rio Grande

Dodgers and Giants Sign New Contracts in Baseball

The Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants both announced new signings. Emil Leonard, a promising young pitcher, agreed to terms with Brooklyn, while Giants relief pitcher Al Smith also signed today.

New York Brooklyn Dodgers New York Giants Dodgers Emil

New Novel by Capt Horgan Set for January 30

Capt Horgan of Roswell author of The Fault of Angels and The Return of the Weed, will publish No Quarter Given with Harper on January 30. He departs Roswell Sunday for New York to attend the publication and a literary tea, then plans to meet play producers and conduct other business over about two weeks. The book follows a composer in a New Mexico setting, alternating between New Mexico and the East, with a notable Santo Domingo Indian pueblo chapter.

Paul Horgan Roswell Harper Press Horgan New Mexico Harper’s Roswell Sunday New York Capt. Horgan Santo Domingo Albuquerque Santa Fe Captain Horgan Harper Prize

Bulldogs Arrive for Coyotes Game in New Mexico

The Albuquerque Bulldogs travel from here to Roswell to face Roswell high school tonight and Carlsbad Friday, with 8 players aboard. Star center Dick Montoya remains home ill with flu but is slated for key city championship games next week versus Albuquerque Indians and Mennuel Panthers. Coach F M Wilson leads the team.

Bulldogs Albuquerque N. M Dick Montoya Albuquerque High School Pecos Valley Montoya Albuquerque Indians Ménaul Panthers F. M. Wilson Roswell ‘High School Carlsbad New Mexico Military Institute Colts Singer Brown Godding Shortle Bird Smith Broderick Canfield

James Roosevelt III At Boston Hospital

James Roosevelt eldest son of the President was reported very comfortable at New England Baptist Hospital under treatment for colitis. Dr. Sarah Jordan said he would not be operated on and would likely stay only a short time.

Boston James Roosevelt New England Baptist Hospital Sarah Jordan

Wall Street Stocks Mixed As Gold Clause Ruling Looms

The stock market showed modest optimism yet overall dull trading on January 17. Grains and cotton were barely steady while bonds moved in a restricted groove. Several names rose up to about three points, including City Stores and American Type Founders, with notable gains for American Telephone and National Steel. Major issues drifted unchanged to slightly lower, and turnover reached 736,080 shares.

New York Washington Western Union Public Service of New Jersey du Pont Standard Oils of California

Boston Wool Market Reports Moderate Demand for Fine Grades

In Boston on January 17, the AP notes very moderate and scattered activity in fine Western grown wools. Most sales traded at 64s and finer staples with scoured prices around 67-70 cents for average to good French combing and 63-65 cents for short French combing and clothing. Choice lines were quiet, while twelve month Texas wool touched 68-70 cents on a scoured basis.

Boston US Dept Texas

Chicago grain closes on Jan 17 with mixed futures

Chicago grain prices end session with May wheat 97 1/8 and July 88 5/8. Corn March 89 1/4 May 83 1/2. Oats May 52 1/8 July 45 1/8. Rye May 68 3/4 July 68 5/8. Barley May 76 1/2 July 70. Lard January 12.67 May 12.95 July 13.07. Bellies January 15.65 May 15.90.

Wall Street Cotton Rally Amid Bankhead Bill Quota News

New York trading focused on Secretary Wallace's Bankhead bill quota of 10,500,000 bales. March up to 12.52 with new crop at 12.52, amid heavy realizing. spot quiet at 12.75 middling. Futures closed 12-28 higher with January 12.46 and December 12.59. Kansas City hogs rise 15-23 cents, cattle and sheep mostly steady to higher.

New York Wallace Kansas City Westock

New York Shares Alphabetical Ticker Summary

A list of stock and bond quotes with varied figures includes New York Urban Alum, Am Cyan, Amn G and E, Am Maracaibo, Am Sup Pow, Assoc G and E, City Sve, City Sve Pid, Cons Cop, Cusi Mex, FE Bons and Share, Gulf Oil PA, Hecla Min, Humble Oil, Lib McN and E, Newmont Min, Nia Hud Pow, Penn Road, Swift and Co, Unit and Pow A T. Values shown include fractions such as 46 1/2, 16 5/8, 19 7/8, 9/16, 1 1/8, 3/8, 1 3/8, 1 2 1/4, 1 1/4, 22 1/8, 6 1/2, 1/8, 7 1/8, 46 1/8, 7.1/4, 37 1/8, 3, 1 7/8, 17 778.

New York York Stock Exchange Adam Amcr&p Kenecott Alc Kroz Groc Ayni Crs Lou Lambert Amcyspf Am&forp Lorillard Ama Loco Mack Tr N’ymetat McLellan AmrdSe MinePet Ars Amrolim Mont Wa AmSmelt Oeise bAnacond P&l Arm Iiec Armilipt Nhe&h T & SF Ntk Uto Nor Amr Balloco Oo Nor Pac BalLoco Ohio Oil B&o Rail Barnedl Pac G&e Sea Tric Packard Ndix A Park T Beth Strot Pennyte Zi Ohaiuuimn I” Ream Borden Phelps D BuradMa Phil. Pet Buster Fr Byers Co Pubiniji Pft Ly Pullman C&o Rat P&p Stao NJ Ste -Wrn Dlac& W Stone& W Dia Mat Studbky PeueAir Tex Pac du Pont TexCorp Wastmn TexGul Texpeé&O EA Boat Tex Pier Flee P&l Timken B Erie RR Firet&r Carbi Foster W Unit Corp Genzen Mtr Indat Gimbel Gimblero Idden Smit Goldust Seoarer Utik Pa Gwspf Vadsco Hershey Vanadum Holian Warn Homstak HevensSnd Union West Air Wstb&m Ctl Woolwrt NEW Y Gulf Oil Pa Hecla Humble Oil Lib McN & E Newmont Min Penn Road Swift & Co Unit & Pow A T

Liberty bonds close as market reports show varied yields

U S bonds in New York closed with Liberty Fourth 4 1/4s trading around 33 38 while Treas 4 1/4s touched 47 52. Prices listed as 102.1 and 113 28 reflect bid asks for Liberty and Treas issues respectively.

U. S. Bonds New York Liberty Bonds Treas

Cotton Prices Steady in Galveston Market

Spot cotton in Galveston on January 17 held steady at 12.75 cents per pound for middling with 10 up quality. Sales totaled 150 bales as advertised by AP.

Galveston

Spot cotton closes steady in New Orleans market

New Orleans on January 17 saw spot cotton close steady with a gain of 10 points. Sales reached 1194 bales while middling grades priced at 12.72 cents per pound, reflecting a quiet market day.

New Orleans

Earth tremors rattle Socorro early today

Two distinct tremors shook Socorro New Mexico at 17:50 hours this morning rattling breakfast dishes and window panes. R H Reece dean of men and professor of physics said the shocks were caused by rock settling in the region and were felt by few locals beyond the immediate area.

Socorro N. M R. H. Reece N. M. Son 1 of Mines

Outlaw Gatlin Caught in Phoenix After Escape

Maricopa county sheriff says a man arrested after a running pistol fight with officers has been identified by fingerprints as La Gatlin. He escaped from an Oklahoma prison and has been a longtime wanted criminal in the southwest.

Barker Kidnap Suspect Arthur Barker Captured

Washington announced on January 8 that Arthur Barker, a Barker-Karpis gang suspect, had been captured after J Edgar Hoover claimed the gang’s backbone was broken. Federal agents had killed mob member Russell Gibson and killed Fred Parker and Kate Maker in Oklawaha Florida during the crackdown.

Washington Arthur Barker Bremer Cummings J. Edgar Hoover Division of Investigation Barker-Karpis Fred Parker Kate Maker Room Oklawaha Fla

Frank Bishop Here Today in Roswell

Frank Bishop of Hondé visited Roswell today reportedly meeting local officials and touring the town. No further details were provided about the purpose or outcomes of the visit.

Frank Hondé Roswell

Bond Prices from Loan and Farm Meeting Notes

A fragment lists securities with Home Owners Loan 4s at 52 and 184, Fed Farm Meeting 3s at 49 and 100.4, and Fed Farm Meeting 3 ¼s at 64 and 102.

Home Owners Loan Fed Farm

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Valley Aggregation Roswell Quintetto Albuquerque Hi School Wes Ees Asee Aldo Roosévelt Robert F. Wagner Wagner Labor Frances ‘Perkins Federal Relief Administration Gov. Tingley J. H. Jackson U. Ss N. M. Planning Board Book of James Roosevelt III Boston Hospital Wall Street Chicago Grain Chicago
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