Democrats See Cutting As Unlikely Candidate In Coming Race
A Santa Fe Democrat tells AP Cutting has not announced a candidacy. He predicts Cutting is whipped and will not join the ticket, arguing Democrats can win with Roosevelt support and will replace any Cutting allies with those who cooperate. Congress and political lines shift as New Mexico leans Democratic.
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Santa Fe
Len. Jonson Cutting
Associated Press
Cutting
Barnacles
Dennis Chavez
Band of six kidnappers taken at L A
Los Angeles July 28 AP Pursuing the fortune of Lon Chaney and his late wife a mob abducted John Jeske and his bride from a Big Pines honeymoon cabin on July 16. After twelve days of terror they released the couple and four men two women were questioned. Police nabbed Floyd C. Britton and others as the criminal plot unfolded with robberies in Palos Verdes and Baldwin Hills and a demanded payoff.
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Los Angeles
Lon Chaney
John Jeske
Jeskes
Palos Verdes
Baldwin Hills
Floyd C. Britton
Jesse
Lynn Parker
Joy Parker
Hollywood
Jeske
Big Pines Mountain Resort
Here
Britton
Governor urges concrete plan to fund New Mexico schools
Governor A W Hockenhull addressed a state educators conference in Albuquerque on July 28 urging economy and efficiency in public schools. He blamed past miscalculations on lack of foresight, called for long term plans, better coordination among higher education institutions, and pledged gubernatorial cooperation to improve financing and avoid duplications.
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Albuquerque
A. W. Hockenhull
Chavez Declines to Discuss Senate Candidacy
Albuquerque July 28 AP Congressman Dennis Chavez refused to discuss future political plans amid questions about challenging Sen Bronson Cutting. He said he would issue a statement later after being unavailable by phone and mail. He noted he had heard of Mayor Clyde Tingley’s push for his long term nomination by the Democratic party.
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Albuquerque
Dennis Chavez
Bronson Cutting
Chavez
Clyde Tingley
Albuqueque
Democratic Party
Maier
Eibiswald
Styria
Yugoslavia
Carinthia
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Graz
Papen
Berlin
Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
von Papen
Hitler
Bayreuth
Austria
Public Domain Control Recommendations Debate in Albuquerque
Albuquerque, July 28 AP Adopting a resolution to maintain the current public domain status until the Taylor grazing law takes effect, livestock groups and allies leave administration recommendations to a committee after a wide coalition meeting. The action follows a late yesterday vote among Wool and Cattle Growers, Southwestern Conservation League, State Lands Office, and state and federal representatives.
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Albuquerque
Wool and Cattle Growers Associations
Southwestern Conservation League
State Lands Office
State Game and Fish Commission
Federal
Goverment
Levy figures set for New Mexico livestock boards
Santa Fe announces levy for livestock control. Four mills for cattle Sanitary Board, eight for sheep Sanitary Board, and three and a half mills for hog cholera control, totaling about $35,000 yearly per board, funds to inspect branding, registration and other operations. Byron Beall notes reductions in cattle and sheep rates.
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Santa Fe
Cattle Sanitary Board
Sheep Sanitary Board
Byron O. Beall
Beall
Roy Carrol Taken To Topeka Hospital
Cecil Carrol left this morning for Topeka Kansas taking his brother Roy Carrol to the Security Benefit Association hospital there Roy Carrol is seriously ill
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Roy Carrol
Topeka Hospital
Cecil Carrol
Topeka
Kansas
Security Benefit Association
Resignations Increase at New Mexico State Capitol
Several more employees and a board member at the state house resigned over the Democratic-Progressive split. New resignations included H. H. Dorman from the Highway Commission, C. A. Sierra and J. E. Medina from auditing and motor vehicle offices. Rumors linked to the Comptroller post remained unsubstantiated.
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Santa Fe
State House
H. H. Dorman
Highway Commission
Comptroller’s Office
C. A. Sierra
J. E. Medina
Thomas Drowned Near Carlsbad in Black River
Garrett F. Thomas, 26, drowned while swimming in the Black River southwest of Carlsbad New Mexico. He slipped from a diving board and never surfaced. his body was recovered after seven minutes, an inhalator and physician rushed from Carlsbad failed to revive him. He was the son of Harlan Thomas, a Carlsbad Caverns ranger. A second brief noted progress toward settling an 800 livestock handlers strike tying up the union stockyards in Chicago.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Garrett F. Thomas
Black River
Here
Thomas
Harlan Thomas
Carlsbad Caverns
Chicago
State offers 625000 in highway bonds
Santa Fe AP July 28 The remaining 625000 of highway debentures will be offered at public sale Sept 4, the state board of finance decided at its special meeting here. The original issue was 2000600, and 1125000 was unsold. Previously the board offered 500000 and a St Paul syndicate bid a premium, but the debentures haven’t been called. The last 625000 was offered yesterday.
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Santa Fe
State Board of Finance
St. Paul
Frank Butt
State Highway Commission
Commission
Luis C. de Baca
C. E. Mouldin
Butt
Finance Board
Will Keleher
Highway Commission
Stratosphere Balloon Makes Flight Today
A-Stratosphere balloon flight continuation reports from Clovis and Washington describe a 60,000- foot ascent and a ripped balloon bag threatening a safe descent. Major Kepner and crew of three, including Capt. Stevens and Capt. Anders, maintain radio contact as ground teams race to locate a safe landing point.
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Washington
William E. Kepner
Oscar Westover
Army Air Corps
Army National Geographic Society
Earth
Rapid City
Mobile Radio Unit Number 2
Kearney
Neb
Chicago
William EE. Kepner
Kepner
Nebraska
North Platte
Albert Stevens
Orvi] Anders
Strikes Trail Across United States In National Spread
AP dispatches report a wave of labor unrest with clashes at Kohler Company Equipment plant in Wisconsin where a deputy marshal died and another was wounded. Guards oversee trucking plants in Minneapolis as a drivers strike runs. San Francisco awaits a coastwide maritime workers decision on returning to work. New York talks of a possible general strike in heavy construction over wage scales. Pittsburgh hosts a national convention of the non AF of L metal workers union on August 3 to consider a strike.
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Associated Press
Kohler
Wis
Kohler Company
Minneapolis
National Guardsmen
Floyd B. Olson
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
New York
Midtown
PWA
Pittsburgh
Steel and Metal Workers Industrial Union
American Federation of Labor
Masonic Festival Delayed in Albuquerque Dates Shift
The state York Rite Masonic festival set for August 30 to September 1 in Albuquerque is postponed to September 6 to 8. The Shrine reunion moved from September 1 to September 8.
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Albuquerque
Shrine
New Highway Letting Set For August Fourteen
State Highway Department schedules a letting likely August 14 for about seven projects including four secondary and one municipal. New wage rates will apply with unskilled labor at 50 cents per hour and intermediate skilled at 70 cents, while skilled workers will earn 90 cents per hour versus 75 cents previously.
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Santa Fe
State Highway Department
Bateman urges open primaries in Chaves county race
U S Bateman calls for Democratic primaries in Chaves county to let voters choose their representatives in Santa Fe and Washington, arguing that machine politicians should not decide.
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Chaves County
Santa Fe
Washington
Baseball scores and note on postponed games
National League games show St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 6 with errors and innings, Chicago 2 Cincinnati 1 with late runs, and New York Philadelphia plus Brooklyn Boston postponed due to rain. Batteries list J Dean Delancey Hoy Grance Warneke Bush Joiner Hartnett Tate Derringer Lomпpardі.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Orix
J. Dean & Delancey, Hoy and Grance
Chicago
Cincinnati
Warneke
Bush
Joiner & Hartnett
Tate, Derringer & Lom
Pardi
First Game and Second Game Baseball Summary in New York and Philadelphia
Scores and battery details for multiple games listed in a dense recap. Includes line scores for New York Philadelphia and Boston Washington, with pitcher and battery pairings such as Allen Dickey Dietrich Berry Jorgens Hayes Ostermueller Welch R Ferrell etc. Also notes St Louis Cleveland Detroit Chicago contests and scoring outcomes.
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Philadelphia
Allen
Dickey
Dietrich
Berry
Dashong & Jorgens
Cain & Hayes
RH E
Boston
Washington
Ostermueller, Welch & R. Ferrell
Whitehill, McColl, Burke & Sewell
Home Run Leaders Across Teams Highlight Slugging Day
Collins of St Louis Gehrig of New York Averill of Cleveland Waner of Pittsburgh Bottomley of Philadelphia Foxx of Philadelphia Grace of Pittsburgh noted among big bats as a slate of players hit multiple homers across leagues.
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St. Louis
Gehrig
Averill
Cleveland
P. Waner
Pittsburch
Bottomley
Cincinnati Foxx
Philadelphia
Grace
Pittsburgh
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