Britain Wins Davis Cup Opener Over United States
Wimbledon England July 27 AP Britain sweeps the opening singles as H W Bunny Austin defeats Wilmer Allison and Fred Perry beats Don Budge. Austin wins 6 2 2 6 4 6 3 7 5 and Perry takes Budge 6 0 6 8 6 3 6 4.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Fred J. Perry
H. W
Bunny) Austin
Great Britain
United States
Austin
Wilmer Allison
Perry
Don Budge
England
France
Allison Tueday
Allison
Johnny van Ryn
Philadelphia
George Patrick Hughes
C. R. D. Tuckey
War talk and entertainment mix in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque New Mexico the column notes Italy warning England over arms to Abyssinia signaling rising tensions. The piece muses about neutral stance and potential credit limits. It also mentions attending a world wrestling championship with actors urged to observe for acting tips and jokes about rehearsals boosting revenue.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Italy
England
Abyssinia
Premium list for domestic arts at fair opens Sept 30
The Eastern New Mexico State Fair at Roswell lists rules for its Domestic Arts Department. Entries accepted Sept 30 from 9 am to 5 pm. closes 12 noon Oct 1. No entry fee. Premiums awarded on merit with sweepstakes and professional display rules included.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Eastern
New
N. M
Rioting Communists Duel With Police Over Flag Toss In New York
In New York the Bremen riot broke out as communists tore a Nazi flag from the liner and hurled it into the Hudson. About 2,000 protesters clashed with 375 officers, one man shot, several injured, and anticapitalist chants filled the streets before dawn. Four people later faced felonious assault charges.
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Bremen
New York
Hudson
West 47Th Street
Hitler
Thaelman
Edward Drollette
Elissi Landi
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
U. S
Norway
West Side
Abraham Unger
International Labor Defense
Morris Brody
Unger
Karpis Suspect Car Tracked Across Great Lakes Region
Buffalo police linked a car believed used by fugitive kidnapper Alvin Karpis to Norman C. Klinck, a railroad worker, who lent it for a Lorain trip. Ohio Pennsylvania and New York police chased the vehicle after reports it bore New York plates and was speeding toward Cleveland amid a wider search for Karpis.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
Alvin Karpis
Norman C. Klinck
Klinck
Lorain
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Karpis
Auburn
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
West Side
Plans for Black Range highway dedication announced
Silver City New Mexico July 27 Plans for a monster dedication program inaugurating the new Black Range highway providing a shortcut from Hillsboro to Silver City and a scenic trans continental route across southwestern New Mexico into Arizona are being completed. Grant county and Hot Springs chambers cooperate with committees led by James S. Ryan Myron K. Clark and Robert M. Wiley to choose a site for the exercises to be attended by Gov. Clyde Tingley state officials engineers and regional mayors.
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Silver City
N. M
Hillsboro
New Mexico
Arizona
Grant County
Robert M. Wiley
Hot Springs
Clyde Tingley
Highway Department
Woman 83 Killed In Wagon Crash In Tatum
Mrs. Schultz an elderly resident of Tatum was fatally injured when a car struck a wagon she rode in Thursday night local authorities said. The accident occurred in the Tatum area and the victim was identified as 83 year old Mrs. Schultz.
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Tatum
Schultz
New Witnesses In Mooney Case
Four new witnesses join the Mooney case as George T. Davis aims to secure a writ of habeas corpus. The witnesses include J E Hellenius Ed Rimekle and the Hatchers who challenge established testimony about the 1916 San Francisco parade bombing.
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Sacramento
Calif
Tom Mooney
San Francisco
George T. Davis
Mooney
J. E. Hellenius
Ed Rimekle
Earl K. Hatcher
Woodland
Davis
Hatcher
Baltimore
Nellie
Sadie Edeau
Oakland
New Mexico Scouts Plan Jamboree Preparations
The New Mexico Boy Scouts will send 40 members to the Washington jamboree August 21 to 30. They will practice August 15 to 17 at the U S Indian School before heading east, with adobe pueblo themed displays. Roswell hosts a training camp prior to departure. Separately, Henry B. Barnett, 22, a transient from Chestertown Maryland, lost his right leg when he was struck by a moving freight train at Gallup railroad yards. He is expected to recover.
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New Mexico
FE Santa Fe
Boy Scouts
Washington
U. S
Roswell
Gallup
N. M
Henry B. Barnett
Chestertown
Barnett
Baseball Scores From Today's Games
In a set of afternoon contests Philadelphia edged Boston five to six behind Davis and Wil son in a nine hit effort. New York topped Brooklyn six to four with Babich y Lopez handling the mound duties. St Louis defeated Pittsburgh ten to four as Blanton and Grace fan ten. Cincinnati beat Chicago eight to nine in a high scoring affair with Frey Feitas and Erickson guiding the batteries. The second game ended goalless for Cincinnati and Chicago with Hermann and Campbell opposite Warneke and Odea.
Baseball Scores From Chicago and Boston Matchups
Chicago and St Louis battled as pitchers limited scoring while Philadelphia and Boston produced a scoreless tie. Batteries listed include Fischer Sewell Coffman Thomas Hemsley for Chicago and Grove R Ferrell Blaeholder Wilshere Dietrich Berry for Boston. Detroit beat Cleveland with Bridges Cochran Harder Brown Phillips in a 3-0 game. Washington and New York exchanged runs until New York prevailed 8 to 7 with Newsom Holbrook Tamulis Murphy Ruffing and Dickey handling duties.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Fischer and
Sewell
Coffman, Thomas and
Hemsley
RHE
Washington
New York
Newsom and Holbrook
Tamulis
Murphy
Ruffing
Dickey
Sale or Lease of Hobbs Townsite to Be Studied
Santa Fe July 27 AP State Land Commissioner Frank Vesely will tour Hobbs area to examine sale or lease of part of the Old Hobbs townsite. About 40 acres are involved with officials from several cities noted in the delegation.
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Hobbs
Santa Fe
Frank Vesely
Two Killed In Car Collision Near Cheyenne
A crash 25 miles east of Cheyenne on the Lincoln highway killed Thomas Edward Robinson aged 60 and his son Charles 16 who were returning from Cheyenne Frontiers Days. Six others were injured on the bus, including Dorothy Harvey and Leland Lewis from Pine Bluffs. Bus driver George Gossick reported speeds around 45 to 50 mph.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Lincoln Highway
Aeaa
Thomas Edward Robinson
Pine Bluffs
Charles
Dorothy Harvey
Leland Lewis
Robinson
Anna Braniss
Colfax
Cora Landis
Macy
Ind
T. V. Barron
Hollywood
Calif
Gladys Richardson
Des Moines
Iowa
Landis
Memorial Hospital
Barron
Paul H. Worland
Worland
State Highway Patrol
Sheriff’s Office
George Gossick
Tom Moore
Keota
Colo
Oil man dies after changing tire in Hatch
Joe Y. Biggerstaff Abilene refinery official died here after a sudden illness while changing a tire on the highway north of Hatch New Mexico He was rushed to town for treatment but died within an hour The physician cited heat prostration and a chronic heart ailment as the cause He left a wife and three children and was returning from California at the time of his death
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Hatch
N. M
Joe Y. Biggerstaff
Abilene
Texas
Biggerstaff
California
Here
Mrs. R. D. Cullen Hurt After Fall At Home
Mrs. R. D. Cullen broke the bone in her upper left arm at the shoulder joint and suffered a deep cut on her forehead when she tripped over a hose in the backyard of 411 South Kentucky. She required stitches and was reported to be recovering today.
Fatally Hurt In Car Wreck Near Deming New Mexico
In Deming New Mexico on July 27 a Columbus woman Mrs. F J Trout was killed and Consuelo Flores suffered a broken leg when a tire blew out causing a crash on the highway near Cambray. Other occupants A B Gardner and Antonio H Portiello escaped injury while the party traveled to El Paso Texas.
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Deming Deminz
N. M
F. J. Trout
Columbis
Consuelo Flores
Cambray
Trout
A. B. Gardner
Antonio H. Portiello
Columbus
el Paso
Tex
Grant Co Plans Extensive Road Work In Grant County
Silver City New Mexico July 27 AP A meeting with state highway officials and Chamber of Commerce directors will push an extensive road program for new state projects. Plans call for rebuilding and oil surfacing the Silver City to Lordsburg highway 89 miles and tentative oiling of the Black Range gravel road. Estimated cost about 150000 dollars.
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Silver City
N. M
Burton G. Dwyre
Santa Fe
J. P. Church
Grant County
Galveston Cotton Steady As Market Closes
Galveston July 27 AP Spot cotton remains steady with mid dling class at 11.95 dollars per pound and trading volume around 50 bales as the market steadies in quiet turnover.
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Galveston
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