Roswell Pioneer Judge Granville A Richardson Dies in Massachusetts
Obituary notes the Roswell attorney jurist and longtime city supporter Granville A Richardson died peacefully in Brookline Massachusetts after years near his son Donovan M Richardson. A 1906 banquet in Roswell honored him with a Loving Cup presented by 35 leading citizens.
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Democrats Say Savings Made Thru Economy
Santa Fe July 27 Democrats claim strict economy let state departments return 23803 to the treasury after the fiscal year ended June 30 with reduced salaries and funds. Tax commission led savings 7636 despite oil severance tax costs. income tax admin costs cut to 9848 with funds not reverted. Several departments trimmed balances, totaling saving across Attorney General and others. Mileage cuts by sheriffs enabled the overall saving.
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Effort to settle the Stockyards strike fails
Peace makers tried new formulas to end the union Stockyards walkout in Chicago. Workers rejected a compromise offer as less than half adequate, prompting planned mediation by three Labor Department conciliators and NRA officials.
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Robet Pilkington
Harry Sheck
Carl Steffenson
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Anarchy Follows Austrian Unrest Amid Nazi Rising
Austria teeters on chaos as guerrilla fighting, hunger riots, and border skirmishes widen. Nazi leadership loses grip while Vienna readies defense and Italy signals possible intervention. reports of deaths and battlefield chaos drive tense public mood.
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Rich gold strike near Lordsburg rocks region
In Lordsburg New Mexico this week John Young Price and Lloyd Benefiel owners of mining acreage in Gold Hill district opened a vein ten feet under grass roots. Assays show 247.92 ounces of gold along with 15 to 20 dollars in lead and silver per ton valuing the ore at about 9000 dollars per ton. The strike is described as the richest in half a century for the area.
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Rotary meeting with Gov Pearson at Military Institute
Governor D C Pearson of the 42nd Rentary district met with Rotary club officers and 21 committee heads at his home. A lawn dinner preceded a discussion led by Pearson to assess Rotary plans, strengths, and weaknesses for a stronger future program.
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Meeting Today On Proposed Roswell City Band
The Roswell band committee chaired by Lake J. Frazier with P. V. Thorson and R. M. Tigner met at the Chamber of Commerce at 3 PM with Roswell music dealers to discuss the proposed Roswell municipal band. E. L. Harp, original sponsor, also attended.
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Fate of three Bohanans to go to jury today
In Clovis New Mexico on July 27 the fate of Carsey Louis and Bee Bohanan charged with murder in the Vernon Tate feud case was to be given to the jury after three oclock this afternoon. After five days court heard final arguments from state and defense with two hours each side and possible rebuttals.
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Relief in drought area as heat toll tops one thousand
Heat wave relief cooled temperatures across many areas but farms suffered. Missouri bore the heaviest toll with 378 deaths, while Illinois and Ohio reported 362 and 163 respectively. Temperatures dropped in cities like Kansas City and St Louis, yet 40 million bushels was the Missouri corn crop estimate. Death counts also listed for Iowa Nebraska Indiana and other states as crews logged fatalities.
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Registration Places Open Again Tomorrow
Registration boards in Chaves county will sit again tomorrow to register qualified voters for the general election next November. Voters are urged to visit their precinct registration place to ensure they are registered. Roswell sites include Precinct 1-A Armory 1-B Junior High 1-C North Hill school 1-D Courthouse 1-S East Side school 2-A Fire Station 2-B Salvation Army hall 2-C Senior High 2-D Coca-Cola plant. The boards will also sit on four Saturdays in August.
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Governor Hockenhull Speaks At Albuquerque Banquet
Gov A W Hockenhull will be the main speaker at a banquet in Albuquerque tonight as part of the State Conference on financing public education. Sessions started at the University of New Mexico this morning and run through Saturday noon with school superintendents, administrators, and State Department of Education representatives in attendance. Dr J F Zimmerman, president of the State University, gave the morning welcome and Sept H G Brummell of Estancia gave the response.
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Baseball scores and rain delay in today’s leagues
In the American League Cleveland at St Louis was postponed by rain as the sole game. In the National League St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 4 with Haines, W Davis, Swift, Grace in the battery. Philadelphia 7 New York 1 with Hansen, Grabowski, Todd and Schumacher, Mancuso handling catching duties. Verges hits a home run for New York.
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Cotton Act May Be Scrapped Through Drought
From Washington dated July 27 AP reports two major drought driven moves. The Bankhead act potential scrapping aims to curb compulsory cotton reductions, while a vast cattle buying push is planned with Secretary Wallace signaling 4 to 7 million cattle purchases. Forecasts note record low rivers. deep wells urged as water shortfalls bite landowners and spur relocation efforts.
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Cantaloupe Peak Reached as Mesilla Valley Shipments Grow
Las Cruces reports the Mesilla valley cantaloupe crop has peaked with 240 cars shipped this week and an estimated 400 cars for the season. Pears, sugar beet seed, apples, and a 125 acre orchard of E C Craps are among ongoing shipments and forthcoming harvests. Early Grano onions also exceed 20 cars shipped this season.
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Bar Association Sends Condolence Over Judge Richardson
The Chaves County Bar Association wired a condolence message to Mrs. G A Richardson on Judge Richardson's death and will pass a formal resolution later.
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Cleanup Meeting Highway Board in Santa Fe
The Mate Highway Commission met in special session called by Chairman Frank Butt to clear up correspondence and leftovers from the last meeting. Butt declined responsibility for dismissals, saying he is only a commission member. Rumors at the capitol said more employees would be cut.
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Tournament prizes purchased for Ruidoso women's golf
Prizes for the women's golf tournaments at Ruidoso were bought from Huff's Jewelry Store. The championship trophy is an 18 inch silver loving cup. Two flights award prizes to winners and runners-up, with consolation prizes in each flight. The tournament is underway.
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