Cutting's Course To Be Solved By Two Week End Meetings
Santa Fe July 19 AP With Democrats settled on a campaign course attention focused on Friday and Saturday meetings of the Progressive and Republican State Central Committees. The debates center on Sen Bronson Cutting the Progressive Republican up for re election If accepted a fused ticket could form a progressive Republican slate leaving Democrats free to field their own ticket. Rumors of a liberal Democratic split over Cutting's role persist as the Page Eight continuation notes.
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Cutting
Santa Fe
Progressive State Central Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Bronson Cutting
Senate
Republican Central Committee
Central Committee
Senator Cutting
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Farley
Roswell Firm Low Bidder On 20 Miles Road
In Santa Fe the State Highway Commission opened bids for seven projects totaling about 3 million dollars. Low bids include 14.07 miles of top course surfacing between Los Lunas and Gallup, Capital Construction Company and Dudley Stone Products Company for 87 544.85. 20.5 miles between Hope and Artesia, Armstrong and Armstrong for 33 833.60. 26.2 miles between Gallup and Los Lunas, A O Peabody for 49 932.00. 22.9 miles between Clovis and Vaughn, Cook and Ransom for 38 924.60. 872 miles of grading in Silver City, Hayner and Burns for 60 952.02. 6.78 miles between Filanco and Governado, Kirchof Haynes Inc for 10 166.00. and 19 miles between Hobbs and Lovington, Dudley Stone Product Company for 26 905.95. The work is expected to extend into late today or tomorrow. J A Elliott and A C Williams from the Roads Bureau were present.
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Santa Fe
State Highway Commission
J. A. Elliott
Denver
Federal Roads Bureau
A. C. Williams
Los Lunas
Gallup
Capital Construction Company
Dudley Stone Products Company
Hope
Artesia
Armstrong and
Armstrong
A. O. Peabody
Clovis
Vaughn
Cook and Ransom
Silver City
Hayner and Burns
Filanco
Governado
Kirchof-Haynes ,Inc
Hobbs
Lovington
Dudley Stone Product Company
Quiet Frisco Visit Shows No Big News
A traveler notes a calm San Francisco visit with Max Baer canceling a fall bout and Gen. Hugh Johnson passing through on NRA campaigning. Rumors of Roosevelt and a possible presidential stop drift away, while the National Guard runs a summer camp funded by the Chamber of Commerce. The governor speaks on civic pride, but the town remains peaceful and uneventful.
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San Francisco
Hollywood
Frisco
Max Baer
Old Town
Hugh Johnson
Los Angeles
NRA
Old City
City Budget Troubles Smoothed By Attorney General Opinion
City engineer Lea Rowland said an opinion from state attorney general E. K. Neumann means the debt paving levy around city parks can be outside the four mill general limit. The $4,500 paving debt can be raised by nine tenths of a mill, easing budget balancing after the tax commission postponed the hearing seeking guidance.
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Lea Rowland
The
Record Today
E. K. Neumann
Rowland
Tax Commission
Attorney General
Pennaa Farmers Battle Wild Dogs Raid
Johnstown Pennsylvania July 19 AP three rabies ridden wild dogs ravage Southern Cambria county farms. Twenty head of cattle sheep and other livestock bitten or killed. Two children of Austin Ringler injured when dogs attacked his car. State veterinarian Ira Mitterling coordinates farm checks and anti rabies serum stocks amid appeals for aid and heightened farm vigilance.
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Johnstown
Cambria County
State Health Department
Ira Mitterling
Hollidaysburg
Austin Ringler
Stoney Creek Township
Ringler
RAGING FLOOD WATERS SWEEP SOUTHERN POLAND
In Poland floods toll rises with 120 bodies recovered and 180 missing as Cracow region fears further cresting water. Over 55,000 lack food and shelter after days of rain. Provinces Lwow Kielce Cracow hit hardest. 43 dead at Nowy Sondz. Camps evacuate 83 Boy and Girl Scout groups. 500 scouts saved by gendarmes after climbing trees.
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Warsaw
Poland
Cracow
Lwow
Kielce
Nowy Sondz
Gerdarmes
Baseball Today's Scores National League Highlights
Chicago defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 as Malone Warneke and Hartnett held the Phillies. St Louis beat Boston 4 to 2 behind strong pitching and timely hitting. Cincinnati blanked by New York 4 to 0 after a 2 0 1 string. Pittsburgh fell to Brooklyn 4 to 2 in a game marked by late scoring.
Baseball Batter Pairings by City: Teams and Batteries
Scoring fragment lists battery pairings for New York, Chicago, Washington, Boston, Cleveland, St. Louis and Philadelphia with notes on a postponed Detroit game due to rain. Names Murray, Hipickey, Ostermueller, Ferrell, Hudlin, Brown, Pytlak, Weaver, Sewell, Wells, Andrews appear alongside city matchups and partial score strings.
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Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Ostermueller
R. Ferrell
Hudlin
L. Brown
Pytlak
St. Louis
Weaver and
Sewell
Wells, Andrews and Hebsley
Home Run Highlights From League Leaders
Werber of Boston, Martin of St. Louis, Clift of St. Louis and Frey of Brooklyn hit key home runs today. The feats underscore rising power across the circuit as teams press for early-season advantage.
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Werber
Boston
Martin
St. Louis
Clift
Frey
Brooklyn
Clovis Heat Sets All Time Temperature and Dryness Records
Clovis New Mexico reports an all time heat wave with ten straight days above 100 degrees and a Saturday peak of 107. The 1934 drought rivals 1917 for dryness, with only 5.98 inches of rain year to date and minimal general rainfall for two years. Local strips show near total moisture absence amid hot, dry conditions.
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Clovis
N. M
Hellene
Forrest
Two Claims for North Dakota Governor Face Impeachment
North Dakota Supreme Court-appointed Ole Olson as active chief executive battles William Langer, who was ousted for a federal conviction. National guardsmen stood by as the legislature aimed to impeach officials, while Olson demanded Langer surrender state documents and authority.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Ole H. O.con
Supreme Court
William Langer
State Supreme Court
Langer
Olson
Bateman Writes On Taxes and Politics
Roswell New Mexico July 11 1934 editor of Roswell Daily Record urges citizens to act unite and solve six issues in tax and governance including home tax exemptions for homes and intangibles reducing offices and expenses educating the poor and old decentralizing wealth government borrowing and the federal reserve system with Edison quote and Brisbane paper urged as anti debt paper Bateman signs off urging enrollment in this battle U S S Bateman
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Roswell
New Mexico
Roswell Daily Record
United States
Senator Cutting
Federal Reserve
R. J. Kugelman
Plain Talk Magazine
Federal Reserve Systems
Thomas A. Edison
Brisbane
U. S&s. Bateman
Carlsbad Eyes Gas Tax and Driver License Fees
Carlsbad New Mexico officials in July considered a half cent gasoline tax and a one dollar driver's license fee to raise about $4,000 to balance a $26,855 city budget after a conference with state tax commissioners Pyron O Beal and Prager Miller.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Pyron O' Beal
Prager Miller
Portales Normal School Students Elect Officers
Portales New Mexico July 19 AP J M Metcalf of Ranchvale is elected president of the Curry County Poosters Group at the Eastern New Mexico Junior College summer term. Other officers named are Harry Williams Texas Vice president Juanita Miser Ranchvale secretary treasurer and Frank S Campbell Clovis sponsor. The group will meet in Clovis during the summer to recruit new students for the junior college.
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Portales
N. M
J. M. Metcalf
Ranchvale
Curry County Poosters Group
Eastern
Special venire 100 for Bohannon trial begins
One hundred veniremen, added to the regular panel, are summoned for jury duty in the Louis, Carsey and Bee Bohannon murder trial over the February 12 fatal shooting of rancher Vernon Tate. The Bohannons remain jailed after bail denial as District Judge Joseph Dailey presides in Albuquerque replacing disqualified Judge Harry Patton.
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Clovis
N. M
Louis
Carsey
Bee Bohannon
Vernon Tate
Bohannan
Joseph Dailey
Albuquerque
Harry Patton
Heat Wave Toll Rising In North Honan Province China
AP reports a great heat wave in North Central China easing slightly on July 19 but drought persists. Officials fear deaths will reach at least 10,000 in Honan Province as crops burn and fires continue without rain.
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Hwaiking
Honan Province
China
Honan
Yellow River
Shrine homecoming day planned in Albuquerque crowd
Ballut Abyad Temple of the Shrine laid plans to bring between 3,000 and 4,000 Shriners to Albuquerque on September 1 for a Shrine home coming day ceremonial. Nearly 100 members were named to committees to organize the event hailed as the greatest Shrine celebration in the state. Efforts include bringing special trains from El Paso and neighboring Shrine temples in other states.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Ballut Abyad
el Paso
Hot Weather Hurts Burglary Says Inmate
Shreveport July 19 AP reports a jail inmate explains heat disrupts burglar work. He says the best time to rob is early morning when people sleep soundest, but in hot weather people don’t sleep and wander, making theft harder for criminals.
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Shreveport
Hunker to Join Wichita Land Bank as Assistant Treasurer
Albuquerque reports that George H. Hunker of Las Vegas a prominent Democratic leader will become assistant treasurer of the Federal Land Bank at Wichita Kansas He is expected to resign as manager of the Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation office at Santa Fe where he has served nearly two years.
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Albuquerque
George H. Hunker
Las Vegas
Federal Land Bank
Wichita
Kansas
Hunker
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Santa Fe
Rev LeRoy Thompson Leaves Roswell For Chicago Study
Rev LeRoy Thompson pastor of First Presbyterian Church Roswell left for Chicago for a month long leave to study at the School of Divinity Chicago University advancing clerical education and duties during absence.
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Thompson
Chicago
LeRoy Thompson
First Presbyterian Church of
Residents Return From Santa Fe Business Trip
Lea Rowland and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Buchly return to Roswell after visiting Santa Fe on city business. The trio traveled for official city matters, returning on the first night back in town.
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Mr. Rowland
Howard Buckley
Santa Fe
Roswell
Lea Rowland
Howard Buchly
Mr. Buchly
Couple From Leveland Wed in Local Ceremony
Sam P. Vernon and Carrie Maggie Spiller of Leveland Texas were married yesterday afternoon by Justice of the Peace L. L. Johnson. The ceremony took place here with a small gathering and plans for a future home.
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Sam P. Vernon
Carrie Maggie Spiller
Leveland, Texas
L. L. Johnson
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