Republicans And Progressives Agree To Merge In New Power Shake
In Santa Fe and Trinidad the press notes a plan for Republicans and Progressives to unite against Democrats in state races this fall. Extradition hearings in Trinidad touch a Texas murder case, with questions over 1842 treaties and whether Jones and Wilson are the same man. Local party leaders discuss strategy as R and P push to unify, while Democrats resist, and Ed Safford resigns as Republican chairman.
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Nelson
Arthur C. Wilson
Irene Debolt
Cleveland
Texas
A. Masson
Great Britain
America
Republican State Central Committee
Santa Fe
Safford
Eo Safford
Republican Committee
P. L. Rapkoch
R’s
P’s
Ed Safford
Seth Santa Fe
Republican Party
Central Committee
B. P. O. Elke i i
Kansas City
Crop Acreage Declines In State By Sixteen Percent
A July 1 crop report shows New Mexico acreage for key crops down about 16 percent from 1933 harvests. Moisture不足 affected wheat corn and bean yields while fruit crops like apples peaches and pears show strong prospects. cotton also looks favorable for the year.
Zinn Case Placed On Honor Trust By Court
The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled on a motion concerning Justice A L Zinn, noting that an inquiry into the conduct of a court officer requires more than a denial. Lawyers called the ruling a forward and revolutionary step in court ethics.
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New Mexico
Catron
Renehan
New York
Zinn
Santa Fe
New Mexico State Supreme Court
A.L. Zinn
Cattle Bought Under Drought Relief in Chaves County
A total of 2,097 head were purchased in Chaves county under the drought relief program. Of these, 1,965 were condemned for shipping meat, 132 were edible and shipped. Purchases came from 124 owners as two more Bureau of Animal Industries retrainers arrived to assist.
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Chaves
Bureau of Animal Industries
Progaam
Neblett to Name Farm Committees Amid New Relief Law
Santa Fe July 12 AP US District Judge Colin Neblett will appoint conciliations commissioners in bankruptcy for each New Mexico county with over 500 farmers under a relief measure. The new law eliminates the petition of 15 farmers. commissioners handle farm mortgage bankruptcy cases. Kalembach of Las Cruces remains serving from Dona Ana county, the only petition under the old rule.
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Glisson Winkler
Associated Press
Santa Fe
U. S
Colin Neblett
New Mexico
Dona Ana County
P. W. Kalembach
Las Cruces
Predatory Animals Killed in New Mexico
Albuquerque July 12 AP A total of 2871 animals including 17 mountain lions and one bear were killed in New Mexico by the U S Biological Survey during the fiscal year ending June 20 The tally shows 308 bobcats 1983 coyotes 28 coyote pups 17 lions 2 wolves 8 stock killing dogs 1 bear and 531 miscellaneous predators June added 184 predators 15 bobcats 88 coyotes 3 lions and 78 miscellaneous Two lions were killed in Hidalgo county and one in Catron county.
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Albuquerque
U. S. Biological Survey
Hidalgo County
Catron County
New Mexico Cattle Shipments Fall From Year Ago
Albuquerque July 12 AP Cattle shipments in New Mexico last month totaled 19 683 head compared with 21 806 for the same month a year ago Distribution by district includes Springer 295 Las Vegas 545 Clayton 1 763 Tucumcari 2 219 Alamogordo 511 Roswell 419 Farmington 391 Deming 550 Albuquerque 764 Gallup 9 Santa Fe 448 Las Cruces 11 Carlsbad 1 651 Lovington 246 Portales 1 982 East Vaughn 2 783 Silver City 559 Solano 2 029 Hobbs 759 and Raton 1 671.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Springer
Las Vegas
Clayton
Tucuméari
Alamogordo
Roswell
Farmington
Deming
Gallup
Santa Fe
Las Cruces
Carlsbad
Lovington
Portales
East Vaughn
Silver City
Solano
Hobbs
And
Raton
Justice Bind Him to Court Then Marries Him
Rosindo Pacheco of Vaughn faced a district court bound over for receiving stolen goods by Justice C. S. Lucero. Minutes later he returned with Mary Ortiz and received a life sentence on matrimony from the same judge, in Sahlup New Mexico.
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Sahlup
N. M
Justice of the Peace
Rosindo Pacheco
Vaughn
Pacheco
C. S. Lucero
Mary Ortiz
Poquote
Lucero
Wool buyer A A Schneider heads to Texas
A A Schneider wool buyer, working with Ralph Vandwart for the French Worsted Co. of Woonsocket, Rhode Island, left Roswell yesterday for Texas and will return mid next week.
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A. A. Schneider
Wool Breyer
Texas
Ralph Vandewart
French Worsted Co
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
Roswell
Tax attorney Zinn faces compelled answers in remittance trust dispute
The court demands Zinn explain alleged wrongful funds held as a trust in remittance cases. He may amend his answer within five days to dispute the assertion or refuse to answer under privilege. If he declines, the Wright motion seeks specific inquiry but may be overruled for the moment.
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Karlin
H. L.williams
Zinn
E. R. Wright
Baseball day scores from the National League games
In the first game BAB HS St Louis defeated Philadelphia 8 to 5 after a late surge. Second game St Louis beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 as Hallahan and Vance combined on the mound. Cincinnati rallied past Brooklyn 7 to 9 in the opener and won 3 to 1 in the nightcap. New York and Pittsburgh split, each winning one, while Chicago beat Boston 7 to 4.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
P. Lean
Mooney
J. Dean
Delancey
V. Davis
A. Moore
Hansen
Grabowski
Todd
Wilson
RHE
Baseball Batteries Chronology From Niagara to Detroit
Philadelphia 900 000 020 271 Chicago 00 002 001 3 70 Batteries Cain and Hayes Earnshaw and Madjeski New York 100 0010 Detroit 221 0000 Batteries Bronca and Dickey Rowe and Hayworth Washington Cleveland rain Only games.
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Chicago
Cain
Hayes
Earnshaw
Madjeski
New York
Detroit
Bronca
Dickey
Rowe and Hayworth
Names Listed in Regional Pool Pairings Across Cities
Johnson Philadelphia Cruz New York J Collins Philadelphia Slade Cincinnati Suhr Pittsburgh Lieber New York Grace Pittsburgh Pool Cincinnati Herman Chicago Bottomley Cincinnati Lindstrom Pittsburgh.
Santa Fe Council Reverses Liquor License Policy
Santa Fe city council changed its stance at a July meeting by voting four to two to allow bottle liquor licenses for restaurants, reversing a prior ruling that restaurants were not mercantile establishments and thus not entitled. The decision ends the previous denial and permits dispenser licenses.
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Santa FE
Taxpayers Group Backs County Tax Valuations
The Chaves County Taxpayers Association executive committee meets and endorses current property assessments as fair and to be kept. Valuations on the tax rolls are reduced 12.5 percent from last year and 25 percent from 1932 under a new state law. A committee led by J. H. Mullis will review the tentative county budget to gauge likely revenues for the next fiscal year.
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Chaves County Taxpayers Association
J. H. Mullis
Cecil Bonney
W. C. Holland
Clarence Hinkle
RE. C. Gessert
C. N. Moore
County Taxpayers’ Association
Fern Bledsoe West Seeks Chaves County Assessor Post
Fern Bledsoe West, deputy county assessor for over four years under H P Saunders, announced candidacy for Chaves County assessor in the Democratic primary. A Roswell resident for 20 years, she emphasizes efficiency, fairness, and courtesy, citing experience in land descriptions, county clerk, and abstract offices.
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Fern Feedsoe West
H. P. Saunders
Chaves
Miss Fern
Gessert-Sanders Abstract Company
Roswell
New Mexico
New Mexico State Teachers College
Silver City
Girl Killer Is Slain By Prison Guard
Jackson ville Arkansas July 12 AP Helen Spence Eaton 21 once called a bad girl who vowed never to be captured alive is dead shot by a guard less than a day after fleeing a women’s prison farm. Frank Martin fellow inmate guard fired when she reached for a pistol and died at the scene. Coroner L C Aday reported the guard and two youths aided efforts to stop her nine miles from the farm.
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Jacksonville
Ark
Helen Spence Eaton
Arkansas
White River
Frank Martin
Martin
L. C. Aday
Brockman
Helen
Aday
Judson
Boyd
Johnson Sets Cigarette Price Markup at 13 Cents
Washington July 12 AP reports Hugh S Johnson approved a minimum price markup fixing retail price of popular cigarettes at 13 cents per twenty or two for a quarter. The decision sets the cost for consumers and outlines the regulatory framework guiding tobacco pricing.
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Johnson
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Information filed against C. H. Cul Dice for unlicensed dentistry
The Record reports the information charging C H Cul Dice with practicing dentistry without a license was filed by Frank Patton assistant attorney general of New Mexico rather than the district attorney office.
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C. H. Culdice
District Attorney’s Office
Frank Patton
New Mexico
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