WU ROGERS ON NEW MEXICO RANCH MESSAGE
Beverly Hills speaker Wu Rogers cites a miscommunication about a ranch trip to New Mexico and criticizes Washington treaty status. He argues small nations deserve arms and asserts lack of armament does not prevent war, noting England’s stance on 1922 obligations.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Wiley Post
New Mexico
Siberia
Russia
England
Washington
Absyinynia
Most Attractive Block In Roswell To Be Chosen
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce ballots members to vote on the most attractive block in Roswell this summer. Rules define a block as one street side between two intersections and consider parking, lawns, trees, shrubs, flowers, and house condition.
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Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
Slayer of Greeley Police Officer Fatally Wounded
In Greeley Colorado on July 25 AP reports Jack Printz a 31 year old paroled convict shot at pursuing officers then killed himself as a posse closed in Printz was found with a note to his foster sister and the gun used had four rounds two fired into the officer Whitman and one at the posse the rest used for Printz suicide. Printz had previous prison time for assault with intent to rob and had used the alias Clarence Spang.
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Greeley
Colo
Lee Whitman
Jack Printz
Colorado
Ihen
Printz
Inez Plummer
Denver
Gus Anderson
Whitman
Posse
Anderson
Ozark
Colorado State Penitentiary
Pueblo
Louise Rose Plummer
Hastings
Kas
Clarence Spang
al Wickstrom
Wickman
William Welsh
H. O. Timothy
Cowboys Shine at Frontier Day in Cheyenne Rodeo
In Cheyenne Wyoming Cowboys battle bruises and return for another show at Frontier Days. Turk Greenough from Red Lodge Idaho wins bronc riding. Breezy Cox Tucson Arizona tops steer roping with 17.3 seconds. Ropers Hayden Rucker and Billy Kingham set fast calf roping marks while Don Nesbitt and Hugh Bennett lead bull dogging. John Jordan Carlsbad New Mexico wins wild horse race. relay and girls relay teams claim top spots.
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Wyo
Frontier Days
Turk Greenough
Red Lodge
Mont
Southwest
Breezy Cox
Tucson
Ariz
Jake McClure
Lovington
N. M
Cy Grey
Mayfield
Colo
Frank Burns
Alamosa
K. B. Fierce
Billings
Danetta Gilbert
T. Gross
Sidney
Neb
Lillian Jenkinson
Montrose
Nebr
Roswell PCC Lent $44 538 in July Loans
Roswell New Mexico Production Credit Association reported July loans totaling 44538 for farmers in Chaves Lincoln Eddy and Lea counties. Secretary Treasurer G H Sellmeyer highlights budget planning and a one credit line, plus direct cash from the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank. Nationwide district totals reach 1434551 78 with the local association formed under the Farm Credit Administration in Wichita.
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N. M
Roswell Association
G. H. Sellmeyer
Ninth
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Congress
Production Credit Association
Sellmeyer
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Production Credit Corporation of
Wichita
Farm Credit Administration of
State land office receipts above two million for 1935
The annual report by state land commissioner Frank Vesely shows 1935 receipts totaling 2,246,201.94 with an actual 2,215,666.77 after a suspense fund balance. Expenses stood at 72,613.96 (0.031 of receipts), the lowest operating cost since 1909 aside from 1919 and 1922. Distribution of unexpended maintenance funds totaled 2,092,269.44 to various schools and institutions, led by Common schools at 1,363,303.40 and multiple state entities receiving smaller sums.
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Santa Fe
Frank Vesely
Vesely
Common Schools
University of New Mexico
Univ. of N. M
Saline
Agricultural College
Normal School
Silver City
Las Vegas
el Rito
Portales
School of Mines
Military Institute
Reform School
Miners Hospital
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Rehearing Sought in Chain Store Tax Case
Albuquerque city attorney Fred E. Wilson filed a motion for rehearing of the chain store tax case ruled unconstitutional by the state supreme court earlier this month. The brief argues a difference between New Mexico’s bracketing occupation tax and Kentucky law, and seeks clarification on the validity of graduated taxes tied to sales volume.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Supreme Court
Fred E. Wilson
New Mexico
Kentucky
United States Supreme Court
Wikoff Leads Colorado to Gulf Highway Association
Oden Wikoff of Raton was named president of the Colorado to Gulf Highway association at a meeting in Raton. Amarillo Texas was chosen as the site of the 1936 convention. Don E. Woodward and R. H. Faxon, both from Raton, were elected vice president and secretary. About 200 town and city representatives attended to discuss route improvements across Colorado New Mexico and Texas.
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Wikoff
Colorado
Gulf
Father of Justice Zinn Killed By Car
Denver July 25 AP Benjamin Zinn 65 coal company proprietor and father of Justice A L Zinn of the New Mexico supreme court was killed last night when struck by an automobile driven by Morris Hayutin 19 of Denver He was crossing a street and was hurled into a parked car Witnesses said death was probably instantaneous and skid marks halted 15 feet from the scene He Hautin questioned and released Friends noted his religious philanthropy and service to the Kneseth Israel Synagogue He is survived by his widow Thelma and his children Harry and three daughters all of Denver
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Benjamin Zinn
Denver Coal Company
A. L. Zinn
New Mexico Supreme Court
Zinn
Morris Hayutin
Hayutin
Hautin
Kneseth Irael Synagog
New Mexico
Thelma Zinn
Harry Zinn
David Lifshutz
Anna Goldberg
Florence Zinn
Two More CCC Camps Planned in Lincoln National Forest
The Forest Service announced two additional CCC camps to open next week in New Mexico due to Texas enrollee surplus. La Luz near Alamogordo and Guadalupe near Carlsbad will be in the Lincoln National Forest. A Manzano camp 60 miles southeast of Albuquerque will be reoccupied around August 5 after recent vacancy.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Texas
CCC
New Mexico
Forest Service Regional Service
la Luz
Alamogordo
Guadalupe
Carlsbad
Lincoln National Forest
Manzano
Elsie Janis Hurt In Auto Accident In New York
East View New York July 25 AP Elsie Janis severely injured in a car crash slept quietly in Gasslands hospital. Doctors say her condition serious but improving. She and husband Gilbert Wilson were in the car when it struck a parked truck on the Sawmill Parkway. The truck owner and two helpers were detained by Greensburgh police. Janis suffered brain concussion and a deep scalp wound with possible blood transfusion. X rays planned when feasible. Wilson had minor injuries. Known entertainer and radio announcer famed on American and English stages and the World War era AEF sweetheart.
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N. Y
Elsie Janis
Gasslands Hospital
Gilbert Wilson
Sawmill Parkway
Charles Coughlin
Yonkers
Greensburgh
Charles Stein
Janis
France
A.E.F
Manless Marriage May End In Jail
In Columbus Kansas a female dressed as a groom faced a police order to abandon trousers or face jail. Alice Delores Hayes, 20, employed in Oklahoma, and Margaret La Vernia Fowler, 14, sought an annulment after a July 15 ceremony. Authorities say Kansas law cannot recognize such a marriage, the two had pursued legal relief amid a bizarre situation surrounding their elopement.
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Columbus
Alice Delores
George Hayes
Galena
Kas
Margaret la Vernia Fowler
al Manes
Picher
Okla
Kansas
Walter Largent
George
Miss Fowler
Miss Hayes
Manes
President May Have To Fight To Pass Tax Bill
President confronts political resistance as he seeks passage of a key tax bill amid economic tensions. The piece outlines opposition from lawmakers and public reactions shaping the bill's prospects.
Col H H Rogers Dies In New York
Col Henry Huddleston Rogers heir to Standard Oil wealth dies at Southampton hospital at age 55 after ill health since October. Son of H H Rogers he served as a New York militia officer and Third New York Field Artillery commander in World War I. Decorated by France and the United States.
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N. Y
Henry Huddleston Rogers
Standard Oil Companies
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H. H. Rogers
John D. Rockefeller
New York City
Columbia University
New York
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Thanks Record Aiding Recruiting From Roswell to Fort Bliss
The Roswell Evening Record thanks the Eighth Cavalry recruiting party for publicity aid after visiting Roswell around the Fourth of July. Sergeant White led the unit and another Roswell visit is planned for early September. Lieutenant Colonel M. H. Thomlinson expresses gratitude. Acknowledgement from Roswell editor.
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Roswell
New Mexico Educ Assn Secretary Disputes Taxpayers Figures
Santa Fe July 25 AP Ver non O Tolle secretary of the New Mexico Educational Association said the New Mexico Taxpayers Association figures on school revenues do not match his estimates. He asserts school needs are 5,837,907 versus 5,170,000 shown by taxpayers and revenue at 2,300,000 versus his 2,000,000.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
F. Carpenter
Division of Grazing
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Washington
New Mexico
Biological Survey
Vernon O. Tolle
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Baseball Scores and Battery Details From Today
Baseball results list games with Philadelphia beating Pittsburgh 8 to 9 after a late rally, Brooklyn and Chicago 3 to 0, and New York 3 to 0 over St Louis in the first game. Second game postponed due to rain. New York-St Louis not started.
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St. Louis
Schumacher
Stout
Danning
P. Dean
Haines
Delancey
New York-St Louis
Range grass drying up in New Mexico report
Range grass brown and drying in many sections. Stock water shortage reported in the southwest, but irrigated crops grew well under heavy irrigation. Cotton blooming in southern counties while alfalfa third cutting ready. Beans on dry land fair. irrigated corn rapid growth and favorable. Little change in live stock. lowland feed below normal. Mountain ranges in good condition.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Weather Bureau
WPA Architect Kruger Visits Washington Plans Hot Springs Hospital
Santa Fe July 25 AP Willard Kruger, WPA architect, travels with Gov. Clyde Tingley to Washington to present plans for a Hot Springs crippled children hospital to be built for infantile paralysis victims and to outline four types of model designs.
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Washington
Santa Fe
Willard Kruger
Works Progress Administration
Clyde Tingley
Hot Springs
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