Five in Tri-State Gang Nabbed in New York City
The Tri-State Gang, long linked to robberies and murders, was arrested by federal operatives in New York City. Five members, including Robert Mais and Walter Legenza, were captured with no resistance. Mary McKeever guided agents to the suspects, leading to Mais in his apartment and Legenza in a hospital bed.
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New York
Tri-State
Department of Justice
Robert Mais
Walter Legenza
Martin Farrell
Edwin Gale
Mary McKeever
Tri- State
Frank Fay
Fay
Mais
Legenza
Virginia
McKeever
Farrell
Gale
Legenzy
Ma” Barker
Fred
Florida
Mars
Richmond
Marrell
Rang
Farre
President's Daughter Anna Dall Weds John Boettiger in Secret NYC Ceremony
Anna Roosevelt Dall and John Boettiger married quietly at the President's East 65th Street home in New York City. The ceremony, conducted by Judge J. Frederick Kernochan, drew family members and friends. the couple then departed for an undisclosed destination. Boettiger, formerly Chicago Tribune reporter, has joined the Motion Picture Producers of America and plans to live in New York.
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John Boettiger
Washington
The
Chicago Tribune
Anna Roosevelt
East 65Th Street
Roosevelt
White House
NM E
Anna Roosevelt Dall
Chicago
New York City
East 65Th St
J. Frederick i Kernochan
Motion Picture Producers of America
Legislature Passes Bill To Probe San Miguel Co. Voting
Santa Fe Jan 18 AP Senate bill 18 would start an election inquiry in San Miguel county once enrolled and signed by the governor. The bill, rushed through the House amid claims of ulterior motives, seeks to expose fraud, ballot tampering, and irregularities, with debate limited to two minutes and a caucus decision guiding passage.
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Santa Fe
San Miguel County
Dennis Chavez
Owen B. Marron
D-Bernalillo
Benito
Valdez
R-Taps
Willis
Ford
Chavesee
San Miguel
T. J. McNeil
Valencia
Stanley A. Foutz
R-Mora
A. M. Ferenandez
D-Colfax
Foutz
George T. Harris
D-Lea-Eddy
Harris
New Mexico to raise 500000 for relief share by March
Gov Clyde Tingley urged New Mexico to devise a plan to raise 500000 by March 1 to match federal relief funds. Maj E O Braught noted every state must contribute its share. New Mexico faces losses if unable to provide its portion. The funds would be distributed as direct relief through state welfare channels in counties, in addition to local efforts.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
E. O. Braught
New Maice
Tingley
Colorado
New
Lindy to Plan Air Service Over Pacific
Associate reports say Col. Charles A Lindbergh may fly the Pacific after the Hauptmann trial. He would pilot the Pan American Airways flying boat Clipper Pioneer on a 9,000 mile preliminary route to test an American air transport link between California and China, aiming to cut travel to about 60 hours.
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New York
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Hauptmann
Pacific Ocean
California
China
Pan-American Airways System
Pacific
United States
Orient
Pan-American Flying Base
Miami
Bullet-Riddled Getaway Car From San Quentin Kidnapping
Four desperadoes seized a Studebaker owned by Warden James B. Holohan and fled with three State Prison directors the secretary of the board and two guards after beating the warden in his dining room. The car bore bullet holes and police shot its tires before it crashed into a barn where the convicts hid and later surrendered. Rudolph Beaker Straight died from wounds sustained in the incident. The directors were forced to swap clothes with the escapees.
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Studebaker
James B. Holohan
San Quentin Prison
Rudolph Beaker Straight
State has 50 new witnesses in Hauptmann case
Flemington New Jersey January 18 AP Attorney General David Wilentz said the state has rounded up 50 new witnesses to complete the Lindbergh murder case against Bruno Hauptmann. He warned action would follow and noted many witnesses would trace the ransom money, including $16600 linked to a New York stock market account in Anna Hauptmann's maiden name.
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David T. Wilentz
Bruno Hauptmann
Trenton
Wilentz
M Hauptmann
Anna Hauptmann
Governor Tingley urges out of town visitors to arrange appointments
Gov. Clyde Tingley in Santa Fe asked out of town visitors to write or call for appointments until the legislature ends. He said he is swamped and cannot see everyone as quickly as they come. He emphasized that a prior appointment would save time and unnecessary trips.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
State Capitol Grounds Being Cleaned Up
Capitol custodian force with 15 trustees from the state prison is widening sidewalks laying cinders and repairing roads. Gov. Clyde Tingley says he will find nearby parking for state employees cars because visitors struggle to find space within a block of the Capitol.
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Santa Fe
Capitol
Clyde Tingley
Ie Capitol
Forced to Wear Convicts Clothes in Public Photo
State Prison Director Joseph Stephens and Warren Atherton along with Secretary Mark Noon were photographed wearing striped garb seized from San Quentin desperadoes who later abducted them. They lost civilian clothes at gunpoint. the warden James Holohan was assaulted during a luncheon visit after a board meeting.
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State
Joseph Stephens
State Prison Board
Mark E. Noon
Warren Atherton
San Quentin
Make Plans To Entertain Stockmen
The convention committee of the Chamber of Commerce met this morning to discuss plans for the entertainment program for the annual conventions of the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association and the New Mexico Wool Growers Association in Roswell in March. The cattle growers' convention is set for March 25 and 26, with the Wool Growers' dates to be determined, possibly the same time or immediately after. Committee members included Thornton H. Boswell as chairman, John Hall, Fred Miller, Will C. Lawrence, C. R. McNally as president, and Claude Simpson as secretary.
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New Mexico
Wyoming
Montana
Roswell
The
Chamber of Commerce
Mexico
Wool Growers’ Association
Thornton H. Boswell
John Hall
Fred Miller
Will C. Lawrence
C. R. McNally
Claude Sinmrpson
Welfare Meeting Postponed By State Request
The general board of the Chaves County Welfare Association postponed its meeting set for tonight. Miss Louise Gillfillen head of the relief office and Hill Lewis in charge of the FERA work division were called to the state welfare office in Santa Fe. Miss Ava Nellis accompanied Miss Gillfillen.
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Chaves
Farm Credit Assn Meets Tomorrow
The Roswell Production Credit Association covering Chaves Eddy Lea Lincoln counties will hold its annual stockholders meeting at The Woman's Club tomorrow with a noon luncheon. Officials from the Federal Land Bank at Wichita will attend. The meeting starts at 10 a m.
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Roswell
Rush work on FERA building at Santa Fe
Continued on page Six, rush work on the new FERA building in Santa Fe progresses with three shifts around the clock. Sixty to seventy five men on day shift, fifty on swing, and twenty on the midnight shift are applying paint plaster stucco and concrete as electric wiring and telephones are installed and floors laid.
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Santa Fe
FERA
Miss Poorbaugh Sings at Lions Club Meeting
Harriett Poorbaugh performed several vocal numbers at a Lions Club meeting today. Miss Shaffer accompanied on piano. Members greatly enjoyed the program.
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Miss Poorbaugh
Lions Meeting
Harriett Poorbaugh
Lions Club
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