Huey Long Returns to Washington Amid Louisiana Crisis
Huey Long sped to Washington leaving Louisiana amid a muddled crisis over threatened public works funds and anger over his leadership. President Roosevelt warned Louisiana allotments may be blocked by Long’s control laws. Long vowed to respond on the Senate floor while Square Deal opposition predicted more trouble within 30 days. Oscar R. Whilden denounced the raid as Long’s spite work as state officers pursued smuggled liquor cases in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Huey Long
Washington
Public Works Administration
T. Semmes Walmsley
Roosevelt
PWA
Louisiana
Long
Answ
Ickes
Senate
Baton Rouge
French Quarter
Oscar R. Whilden
State Supervisor of Public Accounts
Whilden
Emperor Haile Selassie Calls Ethiopians to Battle
Emperor Haile Selassie urged all Ethiopians to join him in battle to defend independence, declaring it better to die free than live without liberty. He spoke to parliament and soldiers, denouncing Italian aggression and urging unity while promising to lead the troops. He warned against fear of death and invoked ancestors' sacrifices, contrasted with Mussolini’s rejected peace efforts, noting ongoing Italian rearmament.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Yalual
Mussolini
Roswell Welcomes Perfect Good Will Tour
The 125 member Roswell high school band led by Mrs. Helen Noah completed a seamless good will tour to Lincoln County yesterday. Stops at Carrizo Camp Capitan and Ruidoso drew large crowds with Welcome banners. Souvenirs were distributed by the Chamber of Commerce and Roswell merchants as the party rolled from Roswell at 6 30 am and returned around 7 00 pm.
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Roswell
Lincoln County
Carrizo Camp
Ruidoso
Fort Stanton
Capitan
Carrizozo
Helen Noah
Claude Simpson
Chamber of Commerce
Picacho
Tinnie
Hondo
Lincoln
Camp Carrizo
Border Hill
Blair Flegal
Hunt for Slavers of Sheriff Continues in Colorado
Rain hampered a large armed search for Otis and Herbert McDaniel, wanted for Sheriff W W Dunlaps death. Posse lines stretched across canyons toward Red Mesa as a $500 reward spurs pursuit. the hunt continues while Cortez mourns the slain sheriff.
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Jim Nolan
la Plata
Red Mesa
I'nis
Dolores River
Ited Mesa
Dolores
Rico
Cortez
Colo
Colorado
Otis
Herbert McDaniel
W. W. Dunlap
Montezuma County
Jess Robison
Montrose County
Dunlap
Beau
Bess
State Penitentiary
TVA poised for Supreme Court showdown on rates and crops
Washington reports that the Tennessee Valley Authority and the Agricultural Adjustment Administration head toward the Supreme Court, after a New Orleans circuit court ruling affirmed TVA power to sell electricity while Boston’s circuit court deemed the processing taxes unconstitutional. Chicago coverage notes a gangland slaying of Alterie, a theater janitor union figure, amid a broader federal actions on New Deal measures. TVA battles extend to Tennessee where Knoxville seeks TVA power, with a lower court injunction and a pending state supreme court appeal.
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Washington
TVA
AAA
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Tennessee Valley Authority
Arthur E. Morgan
Circuit Court
Boston
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
High Court
Shell
Senate
House
Tennessee
Knoxville
State Supreme Court
Beverly Hills talk on reform and politicians from past eras
In Beverly Hills a speaker describes a tough reception to a squib about driving shysters from the profession. He notes the crowd included three ex cabinet members from different presidents, Hurley, Wilbur, and Hays, and mentions Gov Nice as a capable governor and a claim about beating Man of War.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Hurley
Secy
Mr. Hoover
Wilbur
Navy
Mr. Coolidge
Will Hays
Mr. Harding
Maryland
Gov
Nice
Recovery Through Work Not Dole Urged By Governor Tingley
Taos New Mexico July 18 Gov Clyde Tingley told Taos Raton and Santa Fe Chambers of Commerce that recovery will come through work not dole. He urged pursuit of federal projects CCC camps and works progress programs. He cited rural school improvement water conservation and major San Juan Conchas and Alamo gordo projects. He predicted about 12 million in tourist spending this year, two million more than last year.
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DOLE
Tingley
Taos
N. M
Clyde Tingley
Taos, Raton
Santa Fe
Ad Club Meeting Reviews Roswell Good Will Tour
Advertising Club members B. B. Wilson Hinton Wilmot Judson Goddart and Geo. B. Owens spoke on territory aspects visited by the Roswell good will tour yesterday. Dr. E. W. Lander gave a five minute talk on proposed food and drug legislation. Guests Paul Cassidy of Milwaukee and Tom P. Gordon of Oklahoma City attended. Charles Huff presided. The club group also met briefly at the lucheon stop in Capitan.
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Ad Club
Advertising Club
B. B. Wilson
Hinton Wilmot
Judson Goddart
Geo. B. Owens
Roswell
Capi
Baseball Scores From Today Across The League
Scores list multiple games with teams including Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Boston Washington Cleveland Philadelphia St Louis New York Detroit and Boston. Batteries are noted for each game with pitchers and catchers. several games include final totals and run counts.
Amarillo Club Names Gov Tingley Honorary Member
The Amarillo American Business Club made Gov. Tingley of New Mexico an honorary member, per R. E. Hill, president of the club, as reported in the Amarillo American dispatches.
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Santa Fe
Amarillo American Business Club
Gov. Tingley
New Mexico
R. E. Hill
New Deal debate at ABA convention questions LSU Law School
Los Angeles July 18 AP The American Bar Association nears its 58th annual convention as a New Deal rights and liberties study delays its report. LSU Law School remains probationary with possible lifting of status by May. Committee members include Young Martin Pepper Mitchell Buist Taft II Clark. Election of officers unsettled with Ransom likely president. Chandler Beck rumored as floor nominees.
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Los Angeles
Huey P. Long
Law School
Louisiana State University
American Bar Association
Association
Council of Legal Education
I. S. U. Law School
Owen D. Young
New York
C. E. Martin
Martinsbu
Bar
William L. Ransom
Jefferson P. Chandler
James M. Beck
Pennsylvania
William P. MacCracken Jr
Washington, D. C
Huey Long
Council On Legal Education
Frederick K. Beutal
James Grafton Rogers
Boulder
Roswell Couple Wed Here by Justice of the Peace
Joe Lasolla and Aneda Sanchez both of Roswell were married today in a ceremony officiated by L. L. Johnson justice of the peace.
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Joe Lasolla
Aneda Sanchez
Roswell
L. L. Johnson
Ickes Proposes August Oil Quotas Amid Reductions
Secretary Ickes released a list of suggested August oil quotas though enforcement is ended. Major cuts shown include Texas at 124,900 barrels and New Mexico at 53,000 barrels, reflecting declines from July levels.
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Washington
Ickes
Texas
New Mexico
James Roosevelt Misses Denver Meeting Speech Blocked
Denver July 18 AP illn ss will prevent James Roosevelt son of the President from speaking to a regional Young Democrats meeting here Monday covering Colorado New Mexico Wyoming and Utah Brennan head of the state organization announced James Roosevelt was unavailable due to illness and could not attend the gathering.
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Denver
James Roosevelt
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Utah
Charles F. Brennan
Baby Escapes Death in West Alameda Fire
A one year old girl, sleeping alone in a burning three room frame house off West Alameda outside the city limits, was rescued by step grandmother Mrs. Robert E. Lee. The child suffered first degree burns to face and head and arm, while the rescuer sustained minor burns. The home, owned by Robert E. Lee and occupied by R. M. Lee, burned to the ground with no insurance. Fire officials attributed the blaze to paper ignited by a coal oil stove.
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R. M. Lee
West Alameda
Robert E. Lee
South
Kansas
Chrisman
Aseless
Alamogordo Dam Decision Set for July 29
Washington AP reports a July 29 hearing before Secretary Ickes will decide whether the Pecos River dam project near Fort Sumner New Mexico will proceed. Senator Hatch says several objections have been received. In Albuquerque AP notes Jack McFarland named state field representative for the transient bureau, directing camps with Albuquerque as his headquarters.
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Washington
Fort Sumner
N. M
Ickes
Hatch
DNM
Charee
Albuauerque
Jack McFarland
Albuanerque
Seven of Nine Miners Dead in Kentucky Blast
Van Lear Kentucky July 18 Seven of nine men entombed by a coal mine explosion were found dead by rescue workers today and all hope was abandoned for the remaining two. Bodies located about a mile and a half from the hillside mine entrance. Cause given as carbon monoxide gas. Rescue began after a gas explosion trapped miners yesterday morning as burning coal and gas hindered efforts through the night.
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van Lear
Hillside
John F. Daniel
Lexington
State Department of Mines and Minerals
Daniel
Gallup Strike Leader Faces Fraud Conspiracy Charges
Requisition papers were prepared for Carl Howe to return to Gallup New Mexico from Salt Lake City Utah on charges of conspiracy to obtain money by false pretences. Four defendants face charges tied to alleged theft of United Mine Workers of America seals and transfer cards to solicit donations with fake cards. Other named persons include Alberto Ortiz Julia Bartol John Tomac and associates connected to the Gallup case.
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Gallup
Santa Fe
N. M
Salt Lake City
Utah
Carl Howe
Gailley
Dee Roberts
McKinley County
Clyde Tingley
United Mine Workers of America
Alberto Ortiz
Cavine
Julia Bartol
David Levinson
Robert Minor
John Tomac
Gallup Filline Staticon
U S Hopes Settlement Of Ethiopian Trouble
Washington July 18 The United States seeks a peaceful solution to the Italo Ethiopian crisis. Acting Secretary of State William Phillips said envoys abroad are authorized to inform other powers of the U S position. The League of Nations plans a session next week in Geneva to pursue a settlement, with U S not sending an observer. American ambassadors are advised and in close touch with their governments.
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Washington
William Phillips
United State
Phillips
Geneva
League of Nations
League
Nazi ban on political Catholicism in Germany
Berlin reports Gen. Liermann Wilhelm Goering ordered strict action against political Catholicism and directed authorities to promote Nazi youth ideals. The decree threatens to declare Catholic movements as political and ban them if they refuse. Anti Semitic propaganda and Power Through Joy posters were also observed in use.
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Berlin
Liermann
Wilhelm Goering
Germany
Cri Cation
Goering
Church
Rosenberg
Vatican
Labor Recreation Organization
Power Through Joy
Stuermer
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Diamond Jack) Alterie
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Crunette
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State’s Attorney’s Office
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Movie Operators’ Union
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Newsom
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RHE
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R. Ferrell
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