Noted "Fagin" of Okla. Bandits Dies in Battle
Tulse Okla July 13 AP The Fagin of the Cookson hills is dead.
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Fagin
Okla
Tulse, Okla
Cookson Hills
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Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1934
Page
1
Kidnapping Hunt for 18 Month Old Bobby Connor
An army of 500 state troopers police and volunteers hunted dense woods around Hartsdale New York for 18 month old Bobby Connor missing since last night. Authorities believed the child was held for ransom and an itinerant peddler who visited the Connor home may be involved. Bloodhounds lost the trail and the search continued amid community tension.
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New York Woodlands
Bobby Connor
Hartsdale
N. Y
Hartsdale Manor
Connor
Lola Connor
New York
Germany Seeks Johnson Talk Sparks Probe and Fallout
The State Department said it regrets German protests over Hugh S. Johnson's Waterloo speech. A German envoy protested, arguing Johnson’s remarks could not be treated as official. Hull avoided questions on other topics.
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Washington
Waterloo
Iowa
Hugh S. Johnson
State Department
Warren Cobean Speaks on Mexican Legislation to Lions Club
Warren Cobean, a Mexico-based businessman, spoke at the Lions Club meeting on "Legislation in Mexico." He described exchange medium issues due to imported goods, praised the educated, multilingual Mexican middle class, and noted foreigners with money are welcome while job-seeking outsiders are not. He highlighted Mexico City Lions Club as the largest in Lions International and said Mexico City invited the 1935 convention, with Grand Rapids hosting that year. Sylvester Johnson Jr. presided.
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Warren Cobean
Mexico
Lions Club
Mexico City
Lions
Lions International
Grand Rapids
Sylvester Johnson Jr
Fatal fights leave man dead in Bernalillo County
In Albuquerque and Bernalillo County last night one man died and another was seriously injured in separate assaults. Ruben Silva, 35, died after a blow to the chin allegedly struck by Bernardo Lujan. Walter Hackman, a rancher, lay seriously wounded with two knife wounds attributed to J. C. Smith. Lujan and Smith are in jail awaiting autopsy, inquests, and further investigation. The causes appear unclear with possible land disputes or a dispute over apples. Hackman reportedly faced a paring knife attack.
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Albuquerque
Ruben Silva
Bernardo Lujan
Silva
Walter Hackman
J. C. Smith
Hackman
Lujan
Smith
Summer School to Be Held in Sacramento Mountains
Alamogordo New Mexico July 13 AP McMurry College of Abilene Texas awarded a 50000 dollar summer school campus site in the Sacramento Mountains twenty miles south of Cloudcroft by the New Mexico Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South The grant was accepted by the college board of regents with plans to open a 1935 summer session The offer included half interest in 400 lots for summer homes and three months free use of all buildings on the Sacramento Methodist Assembly site of 160 acres where the new campus will be located.
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Alamogordo
N. M
McMurry College of
Abilene
Texas
Sacramento Mountains
Cloudcroft
New Mexico
Sacramento Methodist Assembly
Eastern peace pact urged by Britain in parliament
London reports Sir John Simon, the Foreign Secretary, said Britain supports an Eastern Locarno pact without a secret alliance. He noted Anglo-French talks foster peace and urged Germany to join the eastern pact and the League of Nations, stressing the move is a peace measure amid European security efforts.
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Hitler
Ernst Boehm
S. A
London
Great Britain
Locarno
John Simon
House of Commons
John
Europe
Mussolini
Italy
Britain
Sir John
Louis Barthou
France
Barthou
Germany
League of Nations
Russia
President Roosevelt Sought for Summer White House in New Mexico
Albuquerque mayor Clyde Tingley announced plans to persuade President Roosevelt to set up a summer White House in New Mexico. A discussion with Postmaster General James A. Farley is slated for next Tuesday in Albuquerque. The Jemez Mountains site, 75 miles northwest of Edward Flynn, is favored for its Rocky Mountain access and rapid Albuquerque communications.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Roosevelt
White House
New Mexico
Clyde Tingley
James A. Farley
Farley
Jemez Mountains
Here
Edward J. Flynn
New York
Fairley
Tingley
Rocky Maus
Greeks in Convention at Gallup Today
Gallup New Mexico July 13 An Aehea junior band from Salt Lake City swelled the crowd near 250 as Ahepans rushed to finish business for the convention. The morning session would elect district officers and pick the next convention city with El Paso contending for the 1935 meeting.
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Gallup
N. M
Salt Lake City
Utah
el Paso
Susie Mae Winston Candidate Assessor for Chaves County
Susie Mae Winston today became a candidate for the office of assessor of Chaves county subject to the Democratic county primary likely in September. Known as Tiny Winston in Roswell she has lived thirty years here and worked four years in county assessor Saunders office and was a Roswell post office clerk. She has never held public office but is regarded as qualified and capable to perform county assessor duties if nominated.
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Sue Morley
Claremore
Okla
Claramore
Rainey
House of Representatives
Susie Mae Winston
Chaves County
Tiny” Winston
Roswell
Saunders
Miss Winston
Million for Improvements on Rio Grande
The Public Works Administration allotted 1 million dollars to continue lower Rio Grande improvements and rectification near El Paso Juarez. The plan aims to control flood waters by flood channels and shortening the river from 155 to 86 miles. About 2,500 workers are already employed under the original allocations.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Rio Grande
el Paso-Juarez
United States
Mexico
Boundary River
el Paso
PWA
Baseball scores from daily games across leagues
Rain postponed Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston 1 0 1 St Louis 0 0 0 0. New York 0 0 2 Detroit 0 0 1 0. Washington 2 0 1 Cleveland 0 0 0. Beebe notes. Pittsburgh 6 New York 7. Chicago 6 Boston 7. Cincinnati 8 Brooklyn 6. St Louis at Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louie
Baseball Players Named in Odd Draft List
A terse listing shows players with affiliations such as W. Ferrell of Boston, O'Doul of New York, English of Chicago, F. Herman of Chicago, Berger of Boston, Moore of New York, Lopez of Brooklyn, Hefey of Cincinnati. The fragment hints at a roster or draft-related note without clear context or outcomes.
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W. Ferrell
Boston
O’doul
English
Chicago
F. Herman
Berger
Moore
Lopez
Brooklyn
Hefey
Cincinnati
Barbecue Planned for Senator Bronson Cutting Visit
The American Legion post will host a barbecue in honor of Senator Bronson Cutting when he visits here in early August.
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American Legion
Senator Bronson Cutting
Drunkenness leads to fines and arraignment in police court
One person was fined 17.50 in police court today on a charge of drunkenness. Another, charged with drunkenness, pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for 4 p.m. today.
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