Ely Retires As 111th Cavalry Commander In New Mexico
In Santa Fe Lt. Col. Clyde Ely retires as commander of the 111th Cavalry amid a week of controversy sparked by Adjutant General Charlton. Gov. Miles accepts the retirement and Ely will be promoted to Brigadier General, with Lt. Col. C. G. Sage of Deming named to succeed him. Ely cites futility in continuing under disputed circumstances and thanks supporters, while Charlton withdraws his resignation demand. Peck, noting 30 years in the National Guard, previously served overseas as a senior major in the regiment.
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Las Vegas
Peck
National Guard
Santa FE
N. M
Ah Sage
Deming
Iilith Cavalry
New Mexico National Guard
Miles
Clyde Ely
Silver City
Ely
R. C. Charlton
Charlton
Adjutant General
Associated Press Today
111Th Cavalry
John E. Miles
Adjt
Russell C. Charlton
Charl
New Mexico
C. G. Sage
Chicago Produce Prices Hold Steady On July 6
Chicago report lists butter at 1 817 483 unchanged and eggs at 15 540 steady with prices unchanged in a concise market update from Chicago.
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Chicago
WPA workers in New Deal 130 hour plan sparks walkouts
Thousands of WPA employees protest longer hours at reduced rates under a federal relief bill. AFL leaders in Washington consider a national strike by construction workers on WPA sites. New Mexico reports no trouble as revised rules group 130 hours monthly for all workers.
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Associated Press
WPA
Thomas A. Murray
Building and Construction Trades Council
AFL
Greater New York
Washington, D. C
Murray
New York City
New York
Col
Brehon B. Sonervell
Somervell
William Hodgson
Minnesota
Ohio
Wisconsin
Illinois
Florida
Iowa
New Jersey
Work Projects Administration
Washington
F. C. Harrington
Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
J. J. Connelly
Equitable B and L pays 11136 75 dividend
The Equitable Building and Loan Association paid an 11136.75 semiannual dividend on regular savings and lump sum accounts. Secretary E G Minton notes the 4 percent rate, semiannual compounding, and that this is the fifty first consecutive dividend. Total resources rose to 696335.50 with reserves and undivided profits at 104677.57, the largest reserve item among New Mexico associations. Shares insured to 5000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp.
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Equitable Building and Loan Association
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Farmington Bank Robbery Probe Extends To Colorado
The search for a gunman who robbed the Farmington National Bank of four thousand dollars stretched into a fourth day. Authorities centering on rugged terrain near Silverton Colorado questioned a 17 year old boy, brother of the suspect’s Farmington sweetheart, who was given thirty five dollars by his sister to return home.
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Farmington
N. M
Farmington National Bank
Colorado
Silverton
Fred Patterson
Marshall James Hutton
E! Centro
Calif
No McCormick Gift To Colorado School
In Albuquerque, July 6, a report that Fountain Valley School in Colorado Springs would receive a gift from J Medill McCormick estate was called “without foundation” by Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms who said she had donated to the school annually for eight years and serves on its board. Her son, killed near Sandia Peak about a year ago, left an estate valued at over $1,000,000.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Fountain Valley
Colorado Springs
Colo
J. Medill McCormick
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
Diamond Sale At Huff's For Long Promised Gift
For the person who has waited years for a diamond Huff's invites customers to view a beautiful selection of blue white stones. A convenient partial payment plan is offered to make the purchase more affordable today.
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Huff’s
Major R R Brown seeks Temple clinic operation
Major R R Brown of Roswell entered the Scott White Clinic at Temple Texas today for an operation. Also listed are a marriage license in Abilene Roswell for Albert Belcher and Ida Lee Simmons and various classified items and sales notes from the local area.
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R R. Brown
Roswell
Scott-White Clinic
Temple
Texas
Albert Belcher
Abilene
Ida Lee Simmons
Frazier to Attend American Bar Meeting
Lake J. Frazier with family will travel to San Francisco for the American Bar Association annual meeting. They plan a stopover at Ruidoso tonight and expect to return June 17, with Mrs. Frazier, two children Virginia and Lake J. Frazier Jr., and Mrs. Frazier's mother Mrs. Annie Holshue accompanying.
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Lake J. Frazier
San Francisco
American Bar Association
Ruidoso
Bear not guilty in stock-killing mystery near Santa Fe
Deputy warden Homer Pickens reported that a bear was seen eating a dead cow at Abiquiu causing initial suspicion of stock-killing. The cow died of natural causes, and the bear was declared not guilty.
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Santa FE
N. M
Homer Pickens
Abiquiu
Pickens
Bessie
Faulkner Fined Ten Dollars for Drunkenness in Police Court
Owen Faulkner appeared in police court and was fined ten dollars for drunkenness. The case noted the fine and disposition without further charges.
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Owen Faulkner
Game Warden Heads to Parkview for Hatchery Inspection
State game warden Elliott Barker will depart tonight for Parkview to inspect work on a fish hatchery. This trip marks his first field assignment since recovering from illness.
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Santa FE
N. M
Elliott Barker
Parkview
Longfellow and Greene Talk to Rotary Neighbors
Commodore Longfellow of the American Red Cross spoke to the Rotary club on water safety and the ARC safety and first aid drive. Oscar Greene was installed as club president succeeding Harry Moberly. Greene reported on the Cleveland Rotary International convention and announced committee appointments. The new officers and board include President Oscar Greene and Vice President Walter Fulbright, with a full slate of committee chairs and directors named.
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Commodore Longfellow
American Red Cross
Rotary Club
Oscar Greene
Harry Moberly
Moberly
Greene
Rotary International
Cleveland
Walter Fulbright
Earl Patterson
Bruce Conner
Walder Bassett
T. L. Gardner, Jr
R.L. Malone, Jr
Herbert Smurl
Hinton Wilmot
Louis Falconi
D. N. Pope
R. L. Malone, Jr
Rotary
Tom Hall
J. D. Atwood
Ross Malone, Jr
Officials Meet With Local Grazing Board
The Division of Grazing officials meet this week in the district courtroom with the advisory board of Grazing District No 6 to discuss appeal cases. Attending are Ed Kavanagh and G M Kerr from Washington DC and E R Greenslet, R D Neilson from regional offices in Salt Lake City and Albuquerque, with C FDirking expected to arrive.
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Division of Grazing
Carl Welch
Ed Kavanagh
G. M. Kerr
Range Management Branch
Washington, D. C
E. R. Greenslet
Salt Lake City
R. D. Neilson
Albuquerque
C. F. Dierking
Appeal Filed in Liquor Case in District Court
Adelina M. Gonzales appealed a lower court ruling finding her guilty of selling liquor without a license and fining $25. The case centers on whether the city can refuse a liquor license after the applicant offers payment, with the lower court upholding the city's right to refuse and the defendant tendering the license money which was rejected.
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Pat O'Neill
J. P
Adelina M. Gonzales
Billboard companies willing to cooperate on highway signs
Santa Fe July 6 1929 state highway engineer Burton Dwyre said major billboard companies were very willing to cooperate in removing illegal and dangerous signs from along New Mexico highways The state is pushing ahead with its campaign for strict enforcement of a 1929 law regulating placing billboards so they will not constitute a driving hazard.
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Santa FE
N. M
Burton Dwyre
New Mexico
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