Ward liner Mohawk sinks after collision with freighter
The Ward line Mohawk sank after rammed by the freighter Talisman near Sea Girt New Jersey. 46 missing 49 feared dead and 94 survivors aboard Alconquian and 117 aboard Champlain after dawn. Coast guards search frigid waters for missing crew and passengers. Continued on Page Five.
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Associated Press
New York
Mohawk
Talisman
Sea Girt
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Champlain
Brooklyn
Robert Tex. Barnet
Houston
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Mrs Emma Olson Dies At Roswell Home
Funeral services were held for Mrs Emma Olson who died Wednesday afternoon at her Roswell home. Rev R A Hingst officiated at the Ballard Chapel with the Lutheran Church choir providing music. Pallbearers were Harry Thorne Carl Johnson Bob Ballard and A C Klyng. Olson had lived in Roswell 35 years, from a home near Stockholm Sweden. She was well known to longtime residents for her sunny disposition and kindness.
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Emma Olson
Ballard Chapel
R. A. Hingst
The
Lutheran Church
Charlotte Klyng
Louise Miller
Carl Klyng
Harry Thorne
Carl Johnson
Bob Ballard
A. C. Klyng
McNally Names Five More Committees For 1935
City Beautification Budget Agriculture Highways Merchants committees named by Chamber of Commerce president McNally. Also invites suggestions for 1935 activities and notes a committee meeting set for January 28 at Nickson with members including Lawrence, Dunn, Hockenson, Losey, Jones, Ball, Bonney, Williams.
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Paul Wilmot
Myron Prager
Dick Davis
Harrison Wiliams
W. J. Fulbright
A. F. Madison
Leland Fellows
W. C. Lawrence
Nickson
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Lawrence
I. E. Dunn
G. H. Hockenson
W. A. Losey
A. D. Jones
H. H. Ball
Deceil Bonney
Ed J. Williams
Winter storm toll climbs to 170 nationwide
Santa Fe dispatch reports Gov. Clyde Tingley’s tax program before the legislature, proposing tobacco and insurance levies, higher gasoline tax, and a franchise tax. Senate judiciary bills draw praise. House debates lawyer-only practice and police judge eligibility amid talk of reform and dictatorship fears. A four-year term amendment and Sangre de Cristo scenic highway memorial advance. Weather toll lists 170 plus deaths nationwide from storms, floods, and related disasters with widespread cold and recovery efforts underway.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Senate
Bar Association
House
Jose Urbano Ortega
D-Rio Arriba
Stanley A. Foutz
Rmora
Sangre de Cristo Range
Las Vegas
Congress
Santa Fe National Forest
R. L. Baca
Supreme and
District Court
State Bar Association
Association
Annual Meeting of Chavez County Taxpayers Association
The Chavez County Taxpayers Association will hold its annual meeting tomorrow at 2:30 in the district courtroom to elect officers for the coming year and hear yearly reports. With president C N Moore in Santa Fe and VP Geo D Perrine away, H C Sorrells is likely to preside. other officers are W A Losey and E C Gessert. Members and interested parties are urged to attend.
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Chaves
H.C. Sorrells
Elkins
W. A. Losey
Hagerman
E. C. Gessert
Roswell
Association
Printing questions hit FERA funds and McConvery
Governor Clyde Tingley charged New Mexico Publishing Company controlled more than 80 percent of FERA printing and that McConvery received over 15000 dollars in contracts without bids between December 1933 and November 1934. He cited audits showing other plants won under bids and noted total FERA printing under New Mexico printing remained low.
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Jen
Clyde Tingley
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
New Mexico Publishing Company
J. C. McConvery
FERA
Jis
McConvery
Car turns over on West Second Street in narrow escape
Harry Coyne escaped serious injury when his Pier Rubber Company service car, a Chevrolet cabriolet, rolled over once on West Second Street between Lea and Missouri Avenues about ten last night. The top was torn off and the steering wheel damaged. Coyne suffered only a minor head cut. His car struck a parked Essex sedan owned by John Ritchie before flipping.
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Harry Coyne
West Second Street
Lea
Missouri Avenues
Pier Rubber Company
Coyne
Mr. Coyne
Second Street
Plugging One of Roswell’s Oldest Municipal Wells
The artesian well plugging crew is sealing one of Roswell's oldest wells drilled for city use in 1898. Located in the southeast parking area of 7th and Missouri, it marks the 22nd well plugged in Roswell since the project began and the third near 7th and Missouri. Earlier, workers completed the Dow place well.
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Roswell
7Th
Missouri
H. M. Dow Place
Salvation Army Officers Installed in City
Major Jesse Roe was installed as the new Salvation Army corps officer at a public meeting held at the Salvation Army Citadel. Col. George Davis of San Francisco installed him, with Maj. E. R. Gifford of Phoenix speaking as divisional commander. A sizable crowd attended, including local advisory board members. Mrs. Roe could not attend due to illness, but their son Kenneth Roe attended to assist in Salvation Army work.
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Jesse Roe
Salvaton Army Corps
Salvation Army
George Davis
San Francisco
E. R. Gifford
Phoenix
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Roe
Kenneth Roe
Major Erwin Speaks at Lions Club Meeting
Major G. L. Erwin delivered a talk to the Lions Club on problems arising from war debts and their settlement. The speech was well received by about twenty five members, with Dr. W. T. Neely presiding in the president's absence. Dick Crawford of the Gilkeson Hotel attended as a guest.
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Tate
Tunica
Panola
Quitman
G. L. Erwin
Lions Club
Dick Crawford
Gilkeson Hotel
W. T. Neely
S. P. Johnson, Jr
WANTS CAR TO TAKE MAGAZINES TO HOSPITAL
G H Winter has collected magazines to take to Fort Stanton hospital but cannot transport all in his car. He asks for a volunteer with a car to help carry part of the load Sunday morning. Notify Mr Winter at 114 West Alameda if you can assist.
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Hopewell
N. J
Isador Fisch
Bronx
Edward J. Reilly
Colonel Lindbergh
Charles Lindbergh, Jr
Baby Lindbergh
G. H. Winter
Fort Stanton
Mr. Winter
West Alameda
Poultrymen Banquet Set by Pecos Valley Trading Co
The Pecos Valley Trading Company hosts its annual banquet for local poultrymen and their wives at 6 30 tonight at the First Christian Church. Principal speaker is W N Ginn poultry specialist from State College with talks from W J Ochgerbeck of Albuquerque and Will H Hortenstein of the trading company.
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First Christian Church
W. N. Ginn
State College
W. J. Ochgerbeck
Albuquerque
Purina Feeds
Will H. Hortenstein
Jesse Lee Escapes Injury In Roswell Accident
Jesse Lee of Roswell escaped injury when his Model A Ford sedan hit a parked northbound truck on the Roswell Vaughn highway seven miles north of Roswell around 6 30 last night. The truck lacked a tail light, officers said.
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Jessie Lee
Roswell
Roswell- Vaughn
Mr. Lee
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