League Council To Meet July 31 To Prevent War
Hoquiam Washington July 26 AP three squads of steel helmeted national guardsmen patrolled Grays Harbor after a riot in which 500 timber strike sympathizers pelted a militiaman unit. Guards routed the crowd with fixed bayonets. five were lightly wounded. The disturbance follows a month of Grays Harbor strike unrest and comes as Tacoma militiamen dispersed a picket disturbance.
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Hoquiam
Wash
Grays Harbor
Tacoma
Strick
W. C. Hand
Gadgets disposal ruling sparks New Mexico debate
Santa Fe AP reports Attorney General adviser says no law exists to dispose of the gadgets and ownership rests with the legislature. Gov. Clyde Tingley urged action by the next session as gadgets clutter capitol basements amid a possible need for lawful disposition. Meanwhile in Geneva the League of Nations called an extraordinary council session for July 31 or August 1 to address the Italy Ethiopia dispute, with Litvinoff preparing to convene and notes from both sides seeking broader discussion of the African crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Capitol
Quincy D. Adams
Clyde Tingley
Adams
Geneva
League of Nations
Italy
J. A. C. Avenol
League
Nations
League Today
Avenol
Conciliation Commission
Associated Press
la of Nations
Maxim Litvinoff
Ethiopia
Otl
League Authority
Litvinoff
Council
Scheveningen
Netherlands
East Africa
League Council
Beverly Hills Republicans eye early shift in governorship
Beverly Hills reports show Republicans confident of capturing the governorship in about a year and a half. Bert Snell and Ham Fish argue for Roosevelt’s immediate ouster, citing constitutional concerns while noting the need for work for the officers’ supporters. Matt and Jeff are also mentioned in the political fray.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Shew
Bert Snell
Ham Fish
Roosevelt
Ham
Bert
Matt
Jeff
Government reports large processing tax totals from 1933 to 1935
The American Association of Agriculture announced total processing taxes of 866,694,982 collected from May 1933 through May 31, 1935. The report itemizes wheat, cotton, tobacco, hogs, sugar and other levies under Bankhead and Kerr Smith acts, with taxes collected at processing points nationwide. The Bankhead cotton ginning tax applies to ginning beyond allotments.
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Washington
AAA
Bankhead
New Mexicans Attend Alamogordo Dam Hearing in Washington
New Mexico officials led by Attorney General Frank Patton arrived in Washington for a Monday hearing on Texas protest against the Alamogordo dam on the Pecos River above Fort Sumner. They argue the dam would not reduce Texas water and could boost regional supply for the Red Bluff project.
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Washington
Ickes
Texas
Alamogordo
Fort Sumner
Pecos River
New Mexico
Frank Patton
A. T. M Hannett
James M. Hervey
C. W. Beaman
Carlsbad
Ee3 Bluff
Pecos
Hatch
D-Nm
Patton
Controversial Tax Bill Faces Mixed Reactions in DC
Washington July 26 AP Strong criticism and praise greeted the tentative bill drafted by House Ways and Means Democrats. The plan aims to raise 150 to 250 million annually, targeting excess corporate profits, high estate and gift taxes, and top income surtaxes. Senate signals a protracted battle as critics call reform impractical. supporters praise a middle course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democratic
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Walsh
D-Miss
Hearings Next Week On Government Midget Money
The House coinage committee plans hearings next week on a Treasury plan to mint fractional coins a half cent and a mill. Chairman Somers of New York introduced the bill, which would bar future commemoratives while authorizing fractional minor coinage with presidential and mint approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Somers
D-Ny
House Coinage Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Santa Fe Seeks Works Progress Projects for Federal Review
About forty Works Progress Administration projects are prepared in New Mexico and slated for submission to Washington for approval. The initial 41 were handed to Lea Rowland of the WPA. more are expected. Seven were delayed for federal conformity. Projects include city street oiling in Santa Fe, school work in Glorieta Barton and Stanley, Parkview fish hatchery, Albuquerque street work, Estancia jail, Belen street surfacing, Gallup street work and gutters, Gallup park, and Belen water line. Three white collar efforts cover Spanish records translation, service record indexing, and Albuquerque library bank repairs. Phil Garland noted space limits hindered more submissions. a Cerrillos gymnasium estimated at 5,000 was deemed too low.
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Santa Fe
Washington
Gordon Herkenhoff
Herkenhoff
Fred Healy
Lea Rowland
Works Progress
Glorieta
Barton and Stanley
Parkview Fish Hatchery
Albuquerque
Estancia New Jail
Belen Street
Gallup Street
Gallup Park
Belen
Adjutant General’s Office
Phil Garland
Cerrillos
Senate votes on core bank bill transfer to Federal Reserve Board
The Senate approved the heart of the compromise bank bill in a record vote, placing control of the nation's credit with a seven member Federal Reserve Board and five representatives from the twelve regional reserve banks.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Crime College To Open Monday In Washington
Twenty one of the nation s finest converge on Washington for the first crime prevention college. The three month term at the justice department includes psychiatry ballistics law abnormal psychology and fingerprinting with field trips to Quantico and hands on practice in modern police weapons under J Edgar Hoover s guidance.
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Washington
National Capital
Uncle Sam
Justice Department
Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Investigation Bureau
Quantico
International Association of Police Chiefs
New Mexico Governor Tingley in Washington for Visit
Governor Clyde Tingley arrived in Washington to confer with Senators Hatch and Chavez on state matters and to observe no immediate business. He joined protesters from New Mexico over Edgar F. Puryear’s interior post while signaling a possible presidential solution. Justice A L Zinn of New Mexico and other officials accompanied the group.
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Washington
New Mexico
Clyde Tingley
Tingley
Hatch
Chavez
Edgar F. Puryear
Bronson M. Cutting
Interior Department
Roosevelt
Frank Patton
Texas
Alamogordo
A. L. Zinn
New Mexico Supreme Court
Frank Zinn
Senate
Shedd Suspended by Santa Fe Commission
Santa Fe July 26 AP Don Casados state corporation chairman announces Roy E. Shedd suspended 90 days from practicing before the commission for failure to appear and carry through cases on mileage tax for contract and common carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Don Casados
State Corporation
Roy E. Shedd
Commission
Texas Congressman Denies Wrong In Utility Matter
A Senate lobby committee heard Rep Patton of Texas deny any wrongdoing amid a dispute over a power company official’s hotel room visit and a bond purchase. Witnesses testified Patton carried a box from John W Carpenter’s hotel room and showed a bond, while he said he bought four $1,000 govt bonds since January. Conferees clashed over Benjamin Cohen’s attendance, signaling ongoing legislative friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Roppy Committee
Patton
U-Tex
Power Company
House
Benjamin Cohen
Administration
Huddleston
D-Ala
Cohen
E. V. Cellers
NRA
John W. Carpenter
Texas Power and Light Company
Cellers
Senate Lobby Committee
D-Tex
Rogers and Post Fly Today for Northern New Mexico
Will Rogers and Wiley Post, with Mrs. Post, depart Albuquerque for Northern New Mexico for fishing and horseback riding. They will visit Wade Phillips ranch near Cimarron, then Harry Chandler’s Vermejo Park ranch near Raton before returning to Los Angeles. Rogers serves as navigator. Post seeks practice for a Siberia hunt.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Will Rogers
Screen
Wiley Post
Tratodhpere
Vermejo Park
Raton
Los Angeles
California
Rogers
Post
Wiley
Cimarron
Lockheed
Siberia
Siberian
Los Angeles Zoo
Knox charges Roosevelt with oath violation at LA rally
Col Frank Knox publisher Chicago Daily News, a possible GOP nominee, accused President Roosevelt of betraying his oath and promoting laws to undermine the Supreme Court. He warned such acts threaten constitutional governance and urged a balanced budget as a GOP plank in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Frank Knox
Chicago Daily News
Col. Knox
Los Angeles County
Republican Assembly
Roosevelt
United States
Supreme Court
Caesar
Legislative Branch
Republican Party
Baseball Scores RHE at Chicago One Run Win
Cincinnati defeated Chicago 1 to 5 in a single scheduled game. Derringer Brennan and Lombardi pitched for Cincinnati with French Hart catching. Game details show a late rally with Chicago scoring in the seventh. Scoring sequence includes three Chicago runs and a decisive final frame.
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RHE
Cincinnati
Chicago
Derringer, Brennan
Lombardi
Hartnett
Baseball Box Score Fragments From a 1930s Detroit Game
Scattered lines show team innings and battery lines for Detroit and Cleveland, and Washington against New York, with pitcher and batter references. The fragment includes score tallies like 12 to 1 and 9 to 2, plus lists of batters and fielding staff such as Auker Cochrane Lee Pearson Phillips Linké Hayes Redmond Bronca Deshong Brown Dickey Manush Wash A.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Auker and
Cochrane
Lee
Pearson
Phillips
RHE
Washington
New York
Linké
Hayes
Redmond
Bronca
Deshong
Brown
Dickey
Rainwater gets prison term for fatal camp slaying
Woodrow Wilson Rainwater a 19 year old transient from Fort Cobb Oklahoma was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to charges linked to the fatal throat slashing of Floyd Trott 19 in a brawl at a local transient camp. Trott's mother Vera Amen and sister Stella Trott attend his funeral in Clovis New Mexico. Meanwhile New Mexico relief figures show 9128 farm families on relief as of July 1 with 3635 certified for rural rehabilitation and progress administration processing ongoing.
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Clovis
N. M
Woodrow Wilson Rainwater
Fort Cobb
Okla
Floyd Trott
Trott
San Bernardino
Calif
Vera Amen
Stella Trott
Santa Fe
New Mexico
clue to missing tourists near arizona dam note found
Globe Ariz July 26 AP Officers seek explanation for a crude note turned over to the sheriff in the missing couple case from St Louis and a second couple on a vacation tour. The note hints Lorius family may be near Coolidge Dam with possible death or life.
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Globe, Ariz
Gua County
Saerifst’s Department
St. Louis
Ill
New Mexico
Arizona
Lorius
Coolidge Dam
Thompson
Monerva
George Lorius
Albert Heberer
Florence Junction
Superior
Charles R. Byrne
Byrne
Clarence Duncan
Phoenix
Springerville
Albuquerque
San Carlos Indian Reservation
Globe
Senate probe on Nazi treatment of Jews and Catholics
Senator King proposed a Senate investigation into the Nazi government's treatment of Jews and Catholics in Germany. He offered a resolution to appropriate 5000 dollars for the inquiry's expenses.
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Washington
Senate
Germany
King
Utah
Jourdan Named Chief Engineer for Rio Grande Project
J W Jourdan former assistant professor of civil engineering at State College was appointed chief engineer of the Rio Grande Valley project for the U S Soil Conservation Service announced yesterday in this city.
Drowned man lost when barge sinks in Mutiny on the Bounty
Divers and salvage crews search San Miguel Island for Glenn Strong assistant cameraman after an 80 foot barge used as Pandora replica sinks off Hollywood in heavy seas. About 75 crew and studio staff aboard. Coast guard reports the sunken vessel may be the Bounty itself. Equipment valued at $50,000 sinks with the barge.
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Hollywood
Calif
San Miguel Island
Santa Barbara
Glenn Strong
Pandora
Strong
Coast Guard
Bounty
War department cancels Memphis transfer for Capt. Cramer
The War Department announced that Capt. Hans Cramer will not be moved from Memphis to Los Angeles. He will instead be sent to Tucumcari New Mexico on August 1, where he will serve as assistant to the district army engineer in Memphis.
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Washington
War Department
Hans Cramer
Memphis
Los Angeles
Tucumcari
N. Mex
Cramer
Tin Workers Accept Roosevelt Plan to Extend Coal Wages
Washington July 26 John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers said the union accepted President Roosevelts proposal to extend current wage and hour contracts in the soft coal industry through September 16 to avert a strike.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Tinited Mine Workers
Roosevelt
Ilfeld Company Celebrates 70th Anniversary
The Charles Ilfeld Company, a pioneer New Mexico business house, and its president Max Nordhaus received congratulations from state and national business leaders on the firm's 70th founding anniversary. Messages were delivered to Nordhaus at a special Albuquerque Rotary Club program.
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Ilfeld CO
Albuquerque
N. M
Charles Ilfeld Company
Pioneer New Mexico Business House
Max Nordhaus
Nordhaus
Flood disaster hits China's Grand Canal region
Chinese flood havoc unfolds as the Grand Canal bursts its banks in southern Shantung. The surge follows farmers celebrating a Yellow River drop, turning a historic waterway into a source of widespread destruction across multiple towns. In a separate incident, Helen Ferris of New York dies after a July 24 auto crash near Thoreau New Mexico, four others injured.
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China
Shanghai
Shantung
Yellow River
N. M
Helen Ferris
New York City
Thoreau, N. M
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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U.K
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Pierces. Ellis
Houston
Tex
Benjamin
Rogers and Post
Col
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