Second Barrel Is Shot at Gadget Law Repeal
In New Mexico Sara Fe the Senate approved a bill repealing the so called gadget law that restricted motor vehicle licenses. The governor supports abolition and is expected to sign promptly. A joint memorial urging congressional action on labor planks in the state platform caused a heated exchange between Sen. Julien and Sen. Lee. The two chambers were to convene at 2 p m.
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Sara Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Senate
House
Taylor E. Julien
Floyd Lee
New Antiseptic By Wicks Cuts Gargle Costs In Half
Wicks Varatone Antiseptic offered at half the price of rivals with a 2.5 ounce trial bottle valued at 25c priced at 10c. The ad claims broad uses from bad breath to minor cuts, touting balanced strength and home affordability backed by Vicks chemists and allied organizations.
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Vicks VaroRub
Vicks Varatone
Vicks
America
Appendix Removed Miss Margaret Harlan
Miss Margaret Harlan daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Harlan underwent an appendicitis operation at St Mary's hospital yesterday afternoon. She is getting along fine.
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Margaret Harlan
R. B. Harlan
St. Mary’s Hospital
Fresh doubt on makeup of the next cabinet
Fresh doubt surrounds President-elect Roosevelt's yet to be named cabinet. He hinted the cabinet is his personal, official family and announced no appointments before a weekend fishing cruise. Expected picks include Glass for treasury Walsh for attorney general Farley for postmaster general with Perkins possibly labor secretary.
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Roosevelt
Senator Glass
Virginia
Treasury
Senator Walsh
Montana
James A. Farley
New York
Jim” Farley
Roosevelt Cottage
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
London
Robert W. Bingham
Louisville
Paris
Robert Dunham
Chicago
Berlin
Clark Howell
Maj
John S. Gohen
Atlanta
Peter G. Gerry
Rhode Island
Owen D. Young
Large Sum Spent for Highways in New Mexico
Santa Fe New Mexico January 31 AP A highway department report covers July 1 1927 to December 31 1932 showing total revenue 40 226 106.44 and disbursements 40 619 525.16 with breakdowns for taxes motor licenses gasoline tax and federal aid among others. It notes last six months subject to inter department adjustments and transfers.
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Santa Fe
N. M
State Highway Department
State Board of Finance
State Department
Congress in Session Debates Treasury Bill and Bank Measures
Senate debates the treasury post office bill as finance weighs a Blaine Collier beer bill. Committee hearings cover farm relief, banking discusses RFC loans, and depreciation currency. House acts on independent offices supply while labor weighs the 30 hour week amid bankruptcy reform progress.
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Treasury Post Office
Judiciary Subcommittee
Banking Subcommittee
Couzens
RFC Loawns
O Ralroads
Robinson
Banking
Agriculture Committee
House
Labor Committee
Blaine-Collier
Galsworthy dies at 63 after illness and fame
London reports noted novelist and Nobel laureate John Galsworthy died today after a severe cold and anemia. The British writer of Flowering Wilderness, famed for depictions of England's upper middle class, declined a 1918 knighthood despite literary prominence.
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London
Galsworthy
England
Femeg Hey
Deaths Last Night In Canada And United States
The Record reports the deaths of notable figures including Toronto Reverend Samuel D. Chown aged 79, former general superintendent of the Methodist Church in Canada, and Belleville Indiana physician Edward M. Irwin aged 63, a former Illinois district congressman. The item also lists various political names associated with upcoming cabinet secretary selections and mentions Senator Cutting and former Governor Dern in Utah.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Samuel D. Chown
Methodist Church
Canada
Belleville
Edward M. Irwin
Twenty-First Illinois
Archibald McNeil
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
Navy
Frank Murphy
Minnesota
Henry Wallace
Iowa
Henry Harriman
Boston
Bernard M. Baruch
Jesse Straus
New York
Commerce
Senator Cutting
New Mexico
Governor Dern
Utah
State Women's Clubs Meet Sets Albuquerque Convention
New Mexico Federation of Women's Clubs approves state meeting in Albuquerque October 19 to 21 with district gatherings planned in Las Vegas Gallup Roswell Lordsburg in April. Directors aim to secure funds for Girls Welfare Home Boys Industrial School and other state institutions. Attendees include Mrs. J D Atwood and several regional presidents.
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Casio
New Mexico Federation of Women's Clubs
Albuquerque
J. D. Atwood
Roswell
Las Vegas
Gallup
Bar
Lordsburg
Library Extension Bureau
Atwood
A. H. DeLong
Judd Detterick
F. E. Andrews
Santa Fe
G. V. Hanlon
Mowntafnah
Grate McDonald Phillips
Wiring check helps prevent trouble in wet weather
A careful check of the wiring system and needed replacements prevents ignition trouble in wet driving. Engine heat often cracks insulation, letting moisture creep in and cause shorts.
Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
An advertisement extols Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a quick relief for colds. It claims four actions: open bowels kill germs and fever relieve headache and strengthen the system. Available in 30c and 60c sizes, recommended during epidemics for immunity.
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Grove
Nurito remedy advertised for rheumatic pains
An ad touts Nurito as a quick relief remedy for rheumatic pains. It claims fast results after trying other things and suggests visiting stores for the product, promising swift improvement without narcotics. The copy uses sensational claims and urges readers to buy immediately.
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Nurito
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Farley
Warm Springs
Frances Perkins
New York State
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United States
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Kentucky
U. S
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Frazier
Banking Committee
Millis
Ways and Means
Pais A
Chesterfield Radio
Columbia Coast-To-Coast Network
J. Galsworthy
Liccett & Mrexs
Topacco Co
Rupert Asplund
George Ruoff
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