Bitter Feeling Rises as Hitler Regime Takes Helm
Berlin reports a sharpened national split as Adolf Hitler’s regime forms. Two killed, twelve injured, and many arrested in Reichwide clashes within a day of the chieftain’s rise. Nazi parades greet Hitler and Hindenburg while labor districts show anger. Police suppress Communist rallies and confiscate incendiary material as demonstrations continue near government quarters.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Hitler
Paul von Hindenburg
Hot Springs bank robbery trial opens with two defendants
Hot Springs National Bank robbery case slated early in district court at Hillsboro New Mexico Linden Cox age 19 from Pine Top Arizona and Molly Johnson 30 from Sulphur Oklahoma charged with the May 10 robbery Involving 3400 taken after two employees were ordered to lie on the floor Both pleaded not guilty and were released on bond, with trial set to begin next week.
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Hillsboro
N. M
Hot Springs
Miss Johnson
Cox
Army Dredge Chinook Returns to Norfolk After Delay
The Army dredge Chinook, overdue since leaving Philadelphia yesterday morning, passed the Virginia Capes near noon today en route to Norfolk. No reason for the delay was immediately learned.
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Norfolk
Philadelphia
Virginia Capes
Miller Wins 66000 Award Against Tom Mix in Ranch Show Case
Oklahoma rancher Zack T. Miller wins 66000 in damages from film star Tom Mix over a contract to appear with Miller's 101 Ranch Show. Miller had sought 342000, with a prior 90000 verdict overturned on appeal. Repairs 3.50 appears in the New Mexico budget bill for the Hairdressers' Board.
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Erie
Zack T. Miller
Oklahoma
Tom Mix
Miller
Mix
Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Many Moves to Bring Relief to Farmers Des Moines Bankers and Legislators Rush Aid
Des Moines January 31 AP big business and seven states plus the District of Columbia vow relief for farmers facing mortgage burdens. Insurance firms with mortgages in Iowa worth 400 million pledge moratoriums as legislators prepare relief bills and voting actions to aid the farmer supplying corn, biscuits, and sausage. The drive accelerates with pledges and swift events across the region.
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Des Moines
District of Columbia
Iowa
Navajo Indian Students to Convene in Gallup
In Gallup New Mexico educators of the Navajo tribe will meet Friday to plan the annual convention of the Returned Indian Students Association. Howard Gorman of Ganado Arizona was elected president at last year's Fort Wingate tribal council. Members are Indians educated in government schools and representatives from 12 Returned Students organizations on the Navajo reservation will attend.
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Gallup
N. M
Returned Indian Students Association
Howard Gorman
Ganado, Ariz
Fort Wingate
Traveling man leaves counterfeit $100 bill at Nickson Hotel
A traveling man deposits a counterfeit $100 bill at the Nickson Hotel safe causing a chain of payments among guests and locals before the man retrieves the bill at dinner. The clerk kept the note all day and only learned of the fake bill when the traveler returned. Local authorities were notified.
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Nickson Hotel
Herbert
Nickson
Artesia
Nicksen Hotel
Grand jurors named for Federal Court list as Albuquerque and other cities
Santa Fe AP reports federal court grand jurors for the February term include David E. Salas Jr Albuquerque J A Martin Nutt Oscar James Allen Jr Las Cruces John W March Santa Fe George Gallegos Old Albuquerque James D Stanley Albuquerque T M Quebed eaux Albuquerque C A Bernard Raton Demetrio Medina Guadalupe John W Wood East Vaughn E R Randall Santa Rita Arthur Ravel Albuquerque Chas H Restow Jr Albuquerque Leslie J Smin Portales J H MacLeod Lordsburg Otto Hake Albuquerque William R Farmer Gallup Pablo Martinez Ledoux W D Shellaberger Las Vegas Anderson Shaw Mountain Air Theodore Silve Gallup James R Greer Carrizozo D E Woodward Raton Martin Desmet Taylor Springs James E Woodall Las Vegas George S Bryan Albuquerque E HB Guthman Roy Arthur G Dagggett Chama C C Taylor Tuumeari and B2k Andrew Santa Fe
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Santa Fe
Federal
David E. Salas, Jr
Albuquerque
J. A. Martin
Nutt
Oscar James Allen
Las Cruces
John W. March
George Gallegos
Old Albuquerque
James D. Stanley
T. M. Quebedeaux
C. A. Bernard
Raton
Demetrio Medina
Guadalupia
John W. Wood
East Vaughn
E. R. Randall
Santa Rita
Arthur Ravel
Chas. H. Restow, Jr
Leslie J. Smin
Portales
J.H. MacLeod
Lordsburg
Otto Hake
William R. Farmer
Gallup
Pablo Martinez
Ledoux
W. D. Shellaberger
Las Vegas
Anderson Shaw
Mountainair
Theodore Silve
James R. Greer
Carrizozo
D. E. Woodward
Martin Desmet
Taylor Springs
James E. Woodall
George S. Bryan
E. HB. Guthman
Roy
Arthur G. Dagggett
Chama
C. C. Taylor
Tu@umeari
B.2k
Andrew
Oil Output in U S Falls Slightly in Latest Week
Daily average crude oil production in the United States last week was 2,014,049 barrels, down 8,024 from the prior week. Texas output reached 806,272 barrels, up 4,472. Rocky Mountain region averaged 75,59?, up from 71,676 the week before.
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Tulsa
Okla
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Texas
Rocky Mountain
Tax receipts rise in Chaves county January payments
January payments in Chaves county totaled 18,442.37 with 13,463.13 from 1932 taxes. Remaining 1932 taxes due stood at 382,162.35 as of yesterday. A 1 percent penalty on the first half of 1932 taxes takes effect tomorrow. January 1932 payments reached 55,442.83, about 37,000.46 more than the first 30 days of January 1933.
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Chaves County
Jews Leave Germany Said By Nazi Newspaper
Berlin January 31 The National Socialist Volkischer Beobachter predicted a Jewish exodus now that Hitler is chancellor. It said in the past six months many Jews obtained passports while others refused to believe Germany would awaken, but current events prove otherwise.
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Berlin
Voelkischer Deobachter
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Seligman Says Administration Bills Ready Now
Governor Arthur Seligman said eleven measures aligning with his recommendations have been introduced in either house. Nine more are drafted or in progress, with two already enacted: the lame duck amendment and abolishing county boards of appraisers. Four tax revision bills have been introduced, the seventh passed the house restricting soldiers exemption, and the eighth abolishing appraisers boards. Utilities regulation over rates is advancing, and direct primary laws have been introduced though he has not reviewed them. A reintroduced bill would regulate mileage on privately owned cars. Some proposals await the appropriations bill.
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Ament
County Boards of Appraisens
Utilities Commission
Zas
Allotment Prices Seen As Too High
Washington January 31 AP The allotment plan would raise wheat bread and pork costs beyond the reach of consumers a Senate agriculture committee heard from Fred J Lingham representing the Millers National Federation He warned the public would seek substitutes due to flour price increases.
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Washington
Senate
Miller and Livestock Associations
Senate Agriculture Committee
Fred J. Lingham
Lockport
New York
Miller’s National Federation
New Mexico Names Delegates to Interstate Legislators Conference
Governor selects three delegates from Santa Fe to attend the interstate conference in Washington on February 3. The appointees are Fred Roth Miss Anna Lawsons and another delegate all residents of the capital city.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Dear Puryear
Fred Roth
Anna Lawsons
New Mexico
Washington
Fed
Santa Fe Youth Held on Assault Charge
Adolfo Romero, 20, of Santa Fe, was bound over to district court under $2,000 bond after a hearing on a charge of assaulting a 13 year old girl. Justice Alfrédo Ortiz committed the youth.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Adolfo Romero
Alfrédo Ortiz
Lehman urges broad tax plan in New York
Albany reports Herbert H. Lehman pushes a sweeping revenue plan including a retail sales tax and a broadened income tax, plus higher gasoline tax and state employee salary cuts. He seeks 84.8 million dollars in new revenues to cover a 106 million dollar deficit from the Roosevelt administration.
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Albany
N. Y
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Lehman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Asked About War Service Payments in Federal Employees
Washington reports that at the VA request, federal employees are being asked if they receive War service compensation. The query aids a joint congressional committee reviewing veteran legislation.
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Washington
Veteran’s Administration
Joint Congressional Committee
New York Secures 6 Million U S Loan for Welfare
Washington grants New York an emergency relief loan of 6.1 million dollars to support 42 welfare districts in the state during February, supplementing local and state funds.
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Washington
New York
Eight Truck Drivers Sought Near Roswell Area
Lake J. Frazier announced that a highway project west of Border Hill needs eight experienced truck drivers to start tomorrow. Apply at the road camp with contractor Mr. Skonsen. job starts about 25 miles west of Roswell. Service men register with Mr. Frazier. non service men with the chamber of commerce.
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Lake J. Frazier
Chaves County
30 Hour Week Bill Advances In House Labor Panel
Washington January 31 AP The house labor committee approved the Connery five day week six hour day bill. Chairman Connery will confer with Speaker Garner and other leaders to push the measure toward a house vote.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Connery
Garner
House
Night sessions loom in House and Senate in Washington
In Washington on January 31 AP reports both chambers focus on passing the appropriation bill before March 4 with night sessions possible if progress stalls. The House approved the McKeown-Laguardia emergency bankruptcy reform bill 201 to 43, sending it to the Senate for action. The measure aids railroads and allows courts to halt foreclosures on farms pending debt adjustments, backed by Hoover and Roosevelt.
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Washington
Senate
House
Treasury Post Office
McKeown-Laguardia
Hoover
Roosevelt
Commissioner Orames Delivers Four Talks in Roswell
Salvation Army territorial commander Commissioner Benjamin Orames spoke to the Lions club the next morning, at a Christian church public meeting, to the cadet corps at the New Mexico Military Institute, and to the Kiwanis club. He urged aid for the hungry and homeless, praising Ensign and Mrs. C. E. Irby, and noted the Army cannot cease its work while needs remain.
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Benjamin Orames
Salvation Army
Hawaii
Roswell
Lions Club
The
Christian Church
Cadet Corps
New Mexico Military Institute
Kiwanis Club
Ensign
C. E. Irby
Crames
EB. R. Gifford
Arthur Hopkins
Clovis
Briggs Plant May Be Reopened Today
Detroit January 31 AP M L Briggs vice president Briggs Manufacturing Co announced production of automobile bodies would resume today with enough workers hired to sustain a steady output. A steady flow of bodies from Briggs could lead to early reopening of Ford plants shut down last Thursday affecting 150.
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Detroit
M. L. Briggs
Briggs Manufactring Co
Briggs Company
Ford Company
Heroism Shown by Convicts at Folsom Prison
Reports from Folsom California recount convict bravery after a cave-in in the quarry killed three inmates and wounded a fourth. William Hughley John Mitchell and Austin Jackson died beneath fallen boulders as others tried to rescue trapped workers. Clark Vansickle suffered a broken leg in the hospital.
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Folsom Prison
Calif
William Hughley
San Diego
John Mitchell
Los Angeles
Austin Jackson
Oakland
Clark Vansickle
Hughley
Young Democrats Meet Tonight in Chamber of Commerce
The Chaves County Young Democrats will gather at 7 30 tonight at the Chamber of Commerce. Officers for 1933 will be elected and a round table on tax proposals will be led by E C Gessert. The non partisan meeting invites all interested, with a brief close to accommodate social plans. Ross Malone Jr. presides. Austin Jan 31 AP Senator K M Regan of Pecos introduced a bill to appropriate 12250 to prosecute a suit against New Mexico over alleged diversion of Pecos river waters affecting Texas farmers with 49000 acres abandoned due to upstream damming by New Mexico, built when New Mexico was a territory.
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Chaves County
Ross Malone Jr
Austin
Texas
K. M. Regan
Pecos
Texas Senate
New Mexico
Pecos River
Regan
Public Service Co Boxes Delivered to Roswell Needy
Eighty food boxes were delivered to Roswell families this morning by Southwestern Public Service Company. Employees donated about a day's pay totaling 112 dollars to aid 80 destitute families in need of relief. Roswell school teachers also voted to donate a day's pay for relief efforts. Final plans remain undecided.
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Roswell
Southwestern Public Service Company
H. E. Samson
May Set Docket Here On Feb 17 In Chaves County
Judge James B. McGhee indicated a possible district court docket setting for Chaves county on February 17. There are 208 civil cases awaiting disposition in the county. The regular criminal term of court is scheduled for April.
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James B. McGhee
Chaves County
Labor planks mismatch argued by Safford and Julien
Ed Safford of the Republican state central committee challenged a senate claim that labor planks were substantially the same in Democratic and Republican platforms. He noted the Republican platform lacked references to the federal full crew bill the eight hour law and train limit law. Senator Julien argued that the two parties shared nearly identical labor pledges in their platforms.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Ed Safford
Republican ‘State- Central Committee
Senate
Safford
Taylor E. Julien
Congress
Daladier Forms French Cabinet After Resignation
Paris Jan 31 Edouard Daladier Radical Socialist leader completed today the formation of a new government to succeed Joseph Paul-Boncour. He presented his cabinet to President Lebrun. Socialists showed discontent by voting against February credits to carry government expenses. Daladier will present the cabinet to the chamber of deputies on Friday.
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Paris
Edouard Deladier
Radical Socialist Party
Joseph Paul-Boncour
Lebrun
Socialist Party
Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Forgery Case Opens Before New Justice of the Peace
The first case to be heard by L. L. Johnson as justice of the peace for precinct one of Chaves county is the preliminary hearing of Carl Leacowth for forging a $25.50 check. The complaint was filed by the First National Bank and the hearing is set for tomorrow.
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L. L. Johnson
Precinct One
Chaves County
Carl Lea cl
First National Bank
Johnson to Become Justice of the Peace in Chaves County
L. L. Kirk Johnson will take office as justice of the peace for precinct one in Chaves County and police judge for Roswell tomorrow. The term lasts three years, succeeding W. C. Winston who held the post for six years.
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L. L
Kirk) Johnson
Chaves County
Roswell
W. C. Winston
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