Gold Bloc Victory Over United States In World Conference
London reports the world economic conference steering committee backed by gold bloc favors limiting monetary topics and urges unanimity. The plan drops broad monetary agenda, keeps silver and central banking discussions, and delays wider monetary reform to stabilize the dollar. Prime Minister Bennett and James M. Cox signaled cautious progress toward a smooth, unanimous finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
London
World Economic Conference
Parley
Central Banking Corporation
James M. Cox
Ohio
Bennett
Canada
Conference Bureau
Two More Drownings Feared In Bear Canyon Flood
Denver reports the Bear Creek flood swelled to a fourth surge, likely claiming two more lives and raising the death toll to seven. A woman and man tourists vanished in Morrison canyon as rescuers, aided by police, hunted for bodies from Friday’s first flood amid ongoing searches and multiple missing persons.
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Denver
Bear Creek
Aarm
Morrison
William Sawyer
Jack Hogue
Auto Crash in Center Street injures Arkansas Tourist
Mrs. C. H. Hill of Clarksville Arkansas suffered internal injuries in a collision with a heavily loaded wool truck at the Main and Eighth streets intersection around ten this morning. Her husband and three year old daughter were with her. the child uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hill
Clarksville
Arkansas
Fate of Prohibition Could Be Decided Next Week
Washington reports the likely end of prohibition hinges on referendums in Alabama and Arkansas on July 18 with Postmaster General Farley promoting repeal in Memphis on July 15. States scheduling votes include Oregon July 21, Arizona August 8, and many others through November 7. Ratifications already by Illinois and Iowa reach eleven states, with several more holding or planning conventions and elections this year.
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Washington
Alabama
Arkansas
Farley
Deep South
Memphis
Tennessee
Oregon
Arizona
Texas
Vermont
Maine
Maryland
Minnesota
Idaho
New Mexico
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Florida
Missouri
Montana
Utah
Nebraska
South Dakota
Illinois
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Wyoming
New Jersey
Delaware
Indiana
Massachusetts
New York
Nevada
Connecticut
New Hampshire
California
West Virginia
Cotton growers in Chaves county urged to name non cooperators
J. R. Thomas Chaves county agricultural agent received a wire from W. L. Elser director of extension service in New Mexico. He is to obtain the names of all cotton farmers in Chaves county who have not offered to destroy part of their crop under the government cotton acreage reduction plan and to note reasons for non cooperation where possible. The orders came from C. A. Cobb expert in charge of the national retirement program.
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J. R. Thomas
Chaves County
W. L. Elser
Extension Service
New Mexico
Mr. Elser
C. A. Cobb
Mr. Cobb
Mr. Thomas
Favorite Zarah Leandre Wows Stockholm Opera Crowd
Miss Zarah Leandre, a brunette famed for beauty, appears in Stockholm opera and is quickly named a clear favorite by critics and audiences alike.
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Zarah Leandre
Stockholm
Flyers Held by Weather in Five Places
Five aerial expeditions awaiting weather across the globe. Lindbergh party near Halifax preparing for trans Atlantic plan. Balbo fleet in Reykjavik ready to fly to America. Nome crews prep Ber ing Sea crossing toward Jimmie Mattern. Post and Rozsi Condos delayed in New York due to overcast Atlantic conditions.
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Associated Press
Charles A. Lindbergh
North Haven
Halifax
Greensland
Europe
Italo Balbo
Reykjavik
Iceland
America
Robert Ellis
William Alexander
Nome
Alaska
Bering Sea
Jimmie Mattern
Anadyr
Siberia
New York
Atlantic
Wiley Post
Maurice Rozsi
Paul Condos
Two Arrested Here On Liquor Charges
Constable Perry Bean arrested J. W. Maloney on West Walnut street about 7:30 pm as he hauled a load of liquor in a Reo truck. Maloney faced charges of possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor in district court. Billie Jackson was raided on East McGaffey and found with 54 bottles of 3.2 beer and other alcohol.
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Perry Bean
J. W. Maloney
West Walnut Street
Maloney
Reo
Bean
Billie Jackson
East McGaffey
Frank Young
Sam McCue
Dude” Peck
P. F. Leonard
James B. McGhee
Frosh to Play Texas Tech Frosh in November Tilt
Albuquerque July 11 AP The University of New Mexico freshman football team will travel to Lubbock on November 24 for a game against the Texas Tech frosh. Tom Pope Joy faculty athletic manager said negotiations were under way for a home game with the Colorado Aggies frosh in October. Last year the New Mexico Yearlings beat Colorado but lost to Texas.
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Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
Lubbock
Texas
Texas Tech
Tom Popejoy
Popejoy
Colorado Aggies
New Mexico
Colorado
New Mexico Aggie
HITCH HIKER HELD FOR MURDER IN AMERICAN AUTO CASE
Nogales Arizona July 11 AP George J Shaughnessy 18 of Albany New York awaits formal reading Friday on a first degree murder charge in the death of Len Blankenship Tucson automobile dealer. He allegedly confessed to slaying for money after being given a ride the body dumped near Amada Arizona. A posse of fifty searched for the dealer and the body was found Saturday morning. The confession noted the plan to rob and the theft of gum used for the crime.
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Nogales
Ariz
George J. Shaugnessy
Albany
N. Y
Len Blankenship
Tucson
Blankenship
Amada
Shaughnessy
Pecos Valley Gas Receivership Proceedings Initiated
In Eddy County Harry L. Carter filed a receivership suit against Pecos Valley Gas Co. in U S district court Santa Fe Judge Colin Neblett set an order returnable Aug 14 requiring the company to show cause why a receiver should not be appointed.
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Santa Fe
Pecos Valley Gas Co
Eddy County
Harry L. Carter
U. S. District Court
Colin Neblett
J. M. McKnight Seriously Ill After Stroke
J M McKnight veteran cattle man is seriously ill at his home 410 North Lea Avenue. He is eighty six years old and suffered a bad stroke yesterday morning. Children and other relatives have been sent for.
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J. M. McKnight
North Lea Avenue
Mr. McKnight
Supreme Court reverses Luna county case consolidation
In Santa Fe on July 11 AP reported the Supreme Court found the Luna county district court erred in vacating the consolidation of cases brought by Theodore A. Kandelin of Pacific Indemnity Company against Lee Moor Contracting Co. The appellate court affirmed the verdict but reversed the judgment and remanded to Luna county with instructions to reinstate consolidation of issues.
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Santa Fe
Supreme Court
District Court of
Luna County
Theodore A. Kandelin
Pacific Indemnity Co
Lee Moor Contracting Co
Lana County
Prohibits Armijo Hearing Election Prohibition
The New Mexico Supreme Court granted a permanent writ of prohibition preventing Judge Luis E. Armijo from proceeding with a quo warranto case against Mrs. Georgia L Abercrombie Guadalupe County school superintendent The court ruled that election contests are the exclusive remedy under the election code and quo warranto cannot challenge legality if the contest is not prosecuted Chief Justice Watson authored the opinion with Justices Indspeth Bickley and Zinn concurring
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Santa Fe
State Supreme Court
Luis E. Armijo
4Th Judicial District
Georgia L. Abercrombie
Guadalupe County
Abercrombie
Supreme
Post Office Robbery in Melrose Estimated Loss Ten Dollars
Curry county authorities say the Melrose New Mexico post office robbery last Saturday night is estimated to have a cash loss of 100 dollars. Postal Inspector Milo Land from Clovis examined the office as police continue searching for robbers believed to have also tried to enter the First National Bank and a hardware store. No arrests have been made.
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Clovis, N. M
Curry County
Melrose
N. M
Milo Land
Clovis
First National Bank
Today 15 Hot High Temps Around Southwest
The hot spell continues across Albuquerque El Paso and other points with 1 30 PM readings at 99 degrees and a forecast for 100 plus. Roswell reports heat while Clovis hit 102 degrees and Albuquerque 98 in one of Duke Citys hottest days on record.
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Albuquerque
el Paso
Roswell
Weather Bureau
Clovig
Duke City
Baseball Today Scores and Slugging Rapids Across Leagues
American League action produced St. Louis 4 New York 5 in nine with runs spread and key hits by Hebert MacFayden and Jorgens. Detroit 16 Boston 25 featured a homer barrage while Cleveland exploded 46 to 1 over Philadelphia with Myatt Mahaffey Cochrane delivering. Chicago 3 Washington 0 totaled as Miller Crowder Russell and Weaver pursued late.
New Mexico Poultry Association Holds Annual Meeting
The New Mexico State Poultry Association met at the Chamber of Commerce this afternoon with E. L. Morris of Roswell presiding. Directors drafted proposals for the afternoon general meeting. Attendees included W. M. Ginn L. N. Berry C. E. Gamble M. N. Cunningham J. H. Holly and Ross L. Malone. Speeches were slated by J. R. Thomas W. A. Wunch Mr Ginn Mr Berry and Will Hortenstein. Officer elections were on the agenda.
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New Mexico State Poultry Association
Chamber of Commercce
E. L. Morris
Roswell
Board of Directors
Association
W. M. Ginn
State College
L. N. Berry
C. E. Gamble
Tucumcari
M. N. Cunningham
Carlsbad
J. H. Holly
Dexter
Ross L. Malone
Neumann Brief Delinquent Tax Proceedings
Santa Fe July 11 AP Attorney General E K Neumann filed a brief in the state supreme court in the Bernalillo County delinquent tax case. He argues the law is not a referendum subject and cannot be suspended, that the referendum petition is invalid, and that a speedy remedy at law exists.
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Santa Fe
E. K. Neumann
State Supreme Court
Bernal Lilo
Neu- Mann
Banking Conference Sought in New Mexico
President Roosevelt suggests a banking authorities conference in Santa Fe to review the new banking law and determine if state law or a constitutional amendment is needed. Governor Seligman will refer the issue to Arthur Jones of Portales, president of the State Bankers Association, and Attorney General Neumann.
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Santa Fe
Roosevelt
Arthur Seligman
Arthur Jones
Portales
The
State Bankers Association
E. K. Neumann
Taylor Named District Judge in 8th Judicial District
Santa Fe July 11 AP Livingston N Taylor of Clayton was appointed judge of the 8th Judicial District succeeding Judge H A Riker who resigned. Arthur Seligman made the appointment.
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Santa Fe
Livingston N. Taylor
Clayton
8Th Judicial District
H. A. Riker
Arthur Seligman
No receivers in Albuquerque gas case
Santa Fe July 11 AP Judge H A Riker named master in chancery in the Albuquerque Natural Gas Co after a receiver request by Frick Reid Supplies Corp was denied. The court ordered payment of certain bills and all funds to be deposited in Santa Fe. Taxes total 43781.03 and accounts payable 12963.91. No final date set.
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Santa Fe
H.A. Riker
Albuquerque Natural Gas Co
U. S
Colin Neblett
Frick-Reid Supplies Corporation
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