Stockyards at Chicago Stocked With Striking Handlers
Chicago July 24 AP weakened animals had to be shot at the glutted Union Stockyards as a strike halted feeding and watering in intense heat. Local 519 of the Livestock Commission Men’s Union joined a walkout leaving 1,500 on strike and only a few workers to care for 75,000 head. No market and shipments held up as police cordon and farm trucks returned cattle. Cattle 2000 calves 500 hogs 4000 sheep 1000 no trading due to strike and watering efforts trapped cattle.
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Chicago
Livestock Commission Men's Union
Local 519
Commission
US Dept Agr
Choies
Disturbance Case Set For July 28 In Roswell
City of Roswell v Toby et al appeals a justice court ruling over alleged disturbing the peace at Assembly of God revival meetings at Fourth and Garden. Defendants were fined $25 and costs, appealed. Judge McGhee set July 28 at 9 A M for trial. Howard Buchly city attorney represents the city. G L Reese Sr. represents defendants. A separate motion sought revocation of a suspended sentence for W Mathers for drunken driving. judge ordered August 2 for cause hearing.
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Roswell
E. C. Toby
Justice Court
James B. McGhee
Toby
Assembly of God Church
Fourth and Garden Streets
Tobey
L. L. Johnson
Justice of the Peace
Howard Buchly
G. L. Reese Sr
Lake J. Frazier
W. Mathers
Juyde James B. McGhee
Mathers
Will Rogers on San Francisco Strike and Bridge Plans
The voice discusses San Francisco as a port, a proposed bridge to Honolulu if credit holds, and a strike story with alibis and blamed parties. Rogers notes crossing the bay, long nights, and a sailor pride while blaming no one for starting the strike.
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Malolo
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Honolulu
Canning Plant Proposal Discussed by Roswell Chamber
T O Ballard of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration met with Roswell Chamber of Commerce directors to discuss a possible FERA canning plant for fruit and vegetables to aid relief lists. A committee was formed to investigate with Lea Rowland, the project manager for Chaves County, and the facility would not produce for sale, only to support relief offices.
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T. O. Ballard
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Chamber of Commerce
Roswell
Will C. Lawrence
S. P. Johnson Jr
Leland Fellows
Lea Rowland
FERA
Chaves County
Pecos Valley
Claude Simpson
CCC
Albuquerque
Denver
Bottomless Lakes State Park
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Farwell
Texas
Las Cruces
N. M
Kenna
Railroad Mountain
Picacho Hill
Hondo
Farwell-Las Cruces
Bronco
Carl McNally
W. C. Lawrence
Col. D. C. Pearson
A. D. Jones
Claude Hobbs
J. E. Johns
G. H
Carlsbad Potash Mine Fatal Accident Under Inquiry
Albuquerque reports Warren Bracewell state mine inspector traveled to Carlsbad to investigate the death of Charles Williams age 31, an United States Potash mines worker. Williams died from injuries suffered July 17, a hearing will be held as required by law. Bracewell could not reach E21 Wade mine due to heavy rains washing out the highway.
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Albuquerque
Warren Bracewell
Carlsbad
Charles Williams
United States
Williams
Bracewell
William
E21 Wade
Santa Fe R R Abandons Death Benefit Plan
Topeka July 24 AP Employes of the Santa Fe railroad were notified that effective July 26 the railroad would abolish its death benefit plan in force since July 1 1916. Benefits for deaths before midnight July 25 would not be affected.
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Topeka
Kas
Santa Fe Railroad
Bandits Rob Oxford Bank During Town Shootout
Four bandits robbed the Oxford Bank at 8 30 a m taking about 5000 dollars and five hostages. Marion Carson patron of the bank and lumber company manager was wounded by vigilantes as bandits fled in a car. Carson suffered a shoulder wound but was not believed seriously hurt. One bandit also suffered a minor wound to the cheek and was bleeding as the car sped away.
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Oxford
Kae
Marion Carson
Carson
Baseball scores and line results across the National League
Recap of today’s NL games with final scores and pitcher batteries. Pittsburgh routed Philadelphia 9 to 0 in nine, St Louis beat New York 5 to 4, Chicago topped Brooklyn 6 to 3, Cincinnati edged Boston 4 to 3, Washington and Chicago played a 6 to 0 game, Detroit defeated Boston 3 to 2, Philadelphia beat Cleveland 5 to 1, and New York won against St Louis 1 to 0.
New Dillinger Killing Story From Chicago Press
Chicago newspapers report that John Dillinger was under police watch for a week before being shot Sunday night by federal agents. Capt Timothy A. ONeill cites an informant who tracked Dillinger to the Biograph Theater, detailing a months long surveillance and traps set with Indiana Harbor police and Melvin Purvie’s agents before the fatal confrontation.
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Chicago
The
Chicago Herald and Examiner
John Dillinger
Department of Justice
Timothy A. O'Neill
East Chicago
Ind
Dillinger
Capt. O'Neill
Biograph
North
Lincoln Avenue
South Bend
Serst
Martin Zarkovich
Indiana
Borah denounces monopoly in open clash with def enders
In St. Anthony Idaho on July 24 AP Borah assailed monopoly as a threat to the New Deal and purchasing power. He urged open fight against price fixing by large combinations and tied rising farm costs to limited farmer gains, insisting the farmer cannot win under monopoly.
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St. Anthony
Idaho
United States
William F. Borah
Showers Bring Mixed Rain Across New Mexico Counties
Drought relief arrived in Curry and surrounding counties with rainfall over an inch and a half in Clovis and Roswell reports of scattered showers across Roswell, Santa Fe, Tucumcari and Estancia. The storm flooded streets in Clovis and aided row crops suffering from heat, while western mountains received heavy rain and streams revived after a dry spell. Unsettled conditions linger with a forecast for generally fair weather midweek.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Curry County
Kenna
Clovis
Carlsbad
Artesia
Tatum
Range Country
Vaughn
Estancia
Tucumcari
Santa Rosa
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Clovis, N. M
State Highway Commission Must Pay Out Policy
The State Supreme Court ordered the State Highway Commission to pay $5,681.95 as a short rate on a workers compensation policy with Maryland Casualty Company plus related history of policy terms and legal challenges. Weather and drought relief items follow, noting extreme heat, deaths, livestock losses, and emergency grants totaling $19,967,535 to 16 states.
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State Highway Commission
Santa Fe
State Supreme Court
Maryland Casualty Company
Supreme Court
Commission
Unclear Player Names Draw From City Listings
Fragmentary OCR item lists several players with city affiliations including Frederick Brooklyn Owen Detroit Grimm Chicago Philadelphia Hafen Cincinnati Gehrig New York Gill Washington.no clear event or context provided to determine an actionable summary or headline.
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Out
Frederick
Brooklyn
Owen
Detroit
Grimm
Chicago
Coleman
Phila
Hafen
Cincinnati
Gehrig
Gill
Washn
TRYING SAVE FISH IN SANTA CRUZ LAKE SANTA FE
State Game Warden Elliott Barker reported rapid water level drop in Santa Cruz Lake. John P. Bengarde and Deputy Bert Baca were dispatched from Lisbon Springs Hatchery to salvage fish as trout marooned in shrinking pools. A heavy rainfall northwest of Taos was the heaviest in months.
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Santa Fe
Elliott Barker
Santa Cruz Lake
John P. Bengarde
Lisbon Springs
Bert Baca
Barker
Farker
Taos
Quay County Progressives to Name Ticket in Sept Convention
Reports from Santa Fe say Quay county Progressives plan a September 1 convention to name a ticket under the Republican emblem, aiming to defeat the Democrats in the upcoming election. The move indicates confidence in sweeping the contest and organizing under a unified party banner.
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Santa Fe
Quay County
Six nabbed for clubbing trout in Rio Grande incident
In Santa Fe on July 24 AP reports six people were caught clubbing trout to death and scooping fish from the Rio Grande below the Mmba do. State Game Warden Eliott Barker issued fines totaling $132.50 with three suspensions of $25 and license requirements.
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Santa Fe
Rio Grande
Mmbado
Eliott Barker
U S Liquor Taxes Boost Treasury Revenue
Washington reports that taxes on alcoholic drinks added 258.9 million to the internal revenue pocket in the past fiscal year. The treasury announced a total internal revenue gain of about 1.05 billion for the twelve months ended June 30, with roughly 700 million from new levies including alcohol, capital gains, dividends, and processing taxes.
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Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue
The
Heat records topple across Oklahoma in July heat
Oklahoma City and towns including Vinita Batiemsville McAlester Bristow and Newkirk posted new heat records today as temperatures reached 116 in Vinita 113 in Batiesville 109 in McAlester 107 in Bristow and Newkirk. Oklahoma City saw 103 at 2 PM as a relief from the heat wave.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Vinita
Batiesville
McAlester
Bristow
Newkirk
Work Starts On Two Main Street Stores
Construction begins on a new front at Owl Drug Store and extensive remodeling at the nearby Woolworth store, affecting exterior and interior work.
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Owl Drug Store
Woolworth
Held on charge killing his uncle with a post
Jose Garcia of Arenal is held in Albuquerque pending an investigation into the death of his uncle Melicio Garcia. Melicio died in a hospital from injuries said to have been caused by a blow with a post during a wedding in a Spanish American settlement at Arenal. Garcia was arrested soon after the alleged attack. Dispute details remain unclear as the district attorney's office probes possible charges.
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Casualty Company
Santa Fe
Maryland Casualty Company
The
Highway Commission
Robert Kellahin
Roswell
House of Representatives
Albuquerque
N. M
Jose Garcia
Arenal
Melicio Garcia
Garcia
Man Confesses Killing His Daughter Dortha Stuart
Houston police report that ER H Stuart admitted killing four year old Dortha Stuart whose body was found in Cypress Creek near the Cypress Creek bridge after she disappeared from his car on the Houston to Conroe highway. Autopsy awaiting results to confirm cause of death.
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Houston
Tex
B. W. Paine Ana
Er. H. Stuart
Ane Mpk
Tha
Cypress Creek
Dortha Stuart
Houston-Conroe
FE. H. Stuart
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