New Mexico Opposes Oil Production Permits and Curtailment Rule
A formal New Mexico brief filed in Washington opposes requiring drillers to obtain a permit and rejects basing production allowances on field output. Delegation including Gov. Seligman’s rep and state officials argued the plan would penalize New Mexico and ignore factors like acreage and gas pressure in proration. The filing, part of a broader dispute with industry groups led by Hugh S. Johnson, stresses New Mexico’s history of orderly production and underlines objections to allocating by total potential wells.
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Texas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Washington
Arthur Seligman
E. M. Simpson
B. H. Wells
Chavez
Edgar Fb.pusyear
Roswell
J. D. Atwood
American Petroleum Institute
Beck and Reed Given 99 Year Sentences in Torch Murder
In Clovis New Mexico Leonard Beck and Roy Reed were sentenced to 99 years each for second degree murder in the torch murder of Lee Marshall a Quay county homesteader. The judge ordered the appeal to the state supreme court and the men were taken to Santa Fe under heavy guard. The jury deliberated about an hour and forty five minutes after hearing the case.
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Clovis
N. M
Leonard Beck
Roy Reed
Lee Marshall
Quay County
State Penitentiary
Harry L. Patton
Santa Fe
Patton
Supreme Court
Martial law urged in Fayette county coal fields
Harrisburg officials declare virtual martial law in Fayette county soft coal region amid strikes and clashes. About 15,000 to 16,000 miners walk picket lines while 20 mines shut. 300 guardsmen deployed as Sheriff Hackney resists state control.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Fayette County
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania National
Brownsville
First National Bank of Artesia Opens With Large Deposits
On its first day open since March 2, the First National Bank of Artesia tallied deposits of 63 480 dollars with checks drawn at 41 270, yielding a net gain of 22 210 dollars. President T H Flint and active vice president H G Watson praised the strong financial condition and wide public support as deposits continued to grow.
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First National Bank of Artesia
H. G. Watson
Artesia
T. H. Flint
Local Option Liquor Election Petition Circulated
Circulators in Roswell push a local option liquor election on September 19 to coincide with a repeal vote. State law requires each county to hold a local option election. Petition aims to run both elections together to save costs. Signers needed equal one tenth of last election’s voters.
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Roswell
International World Police Formed to Combat Kidnapping
The Associated Press reports crime officials from several nations formed the International World Police last night in Chicago to exchange information and coordinate actions against international crime. Illinois officials, led by Governor Horner, unite with federal and local partners to confront kidnapping. Ongoing cases include missing John J. OConnell Jr of Albany and Charles F Urschel from Oklahoma City, with police in St. Louis detaining three men in a kidnapping plot and Adolph Gallo of San Antonio alleging he was abducted and released after signing three blank checks.
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International World Police
Chicago
Illinois
Horner
John J. O’connell, Jr
Albany
N. Y
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
C. P. Delore
San Antonio
Texas
Adolph Gallo
Albuquerque Bank Set to Reopen Soon After Reorganization
Guy Rogers and Sidney Weil of Albuquerque left Washington after completing bank reorganization talks. Rogers said loan and Comptroller of Currency approval would allow reopening the First National Bank of Albuquerque on an unrestricted basis within days. Formal approval was expected early next week.
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Washington
Guy Rogers
First National Bank of
Albuquerque
Sidney Weil
Rogers
Comptroller of Currency
Caverns to Get Public Works Money
Washington Carlsbad Caverns will receive 74000 dollars from the public works fund for improvement projects, President Roosevelt announced last night.
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Washington
Carlsbad Caverns
Public Works Fund For
Roosevelt
Local Roswell Firms Sign NRA Agreement
At 2 30 this afternoon sixty one Roswell firms signed the National Recovery Administration Industrial agreement and filed the certificate of compliance at the post office.
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Roswell
National Recovery Administration
Outlaw Hideout Search Nets No Captures Near Roswell
Deputies from nine Texas counties and six New Mexico counties scoured the Capitan and Roswell area northwest of Roswell and near Corona and Ramon for outlaw hideouts. No hideouts or arrests were found and additional drive plans were kept secret for safety. Local participants included Deputy Sam McCue and Special Deputy Jim Coats who returned to Roswell late last night.
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Fort Sumner
N. M
Lincoln County
Ramon and
Corona
Roswell
Capitan Mountains
Corona and
Ramon
Texas
New Mexico
Sam McCue
Jim Coats
Selisman speaks to state editors in New Mexico
Governor Arthur Selis man told New Mexico editors at a banquet in Raton that the state is turning the corner with a bright future. He highlighted rising prices of basic goods, a balanced budget, and decreasing unemployment while urging publishers to use the press to support reforms and help the state stay around the corner.
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America
New Mexico
Albuquerque Returns to Standard Time this Sunday
Albuquerque New Mexico July 29 Duke City will revert to standard time Sunday night in a move urged by city officials to help employers comply with the National Recovery Act. The change aligns with the one month extension of daylight time noted by many employers who favored August 1 as the effective date for N R A provisions.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Duke City
City Commission
Busiest year in Roswell library history 1932 to 1933
The Roswell Carnegie Library reports its busiest fiscal year June 1 1932 to June 1 1933 with 307 open days and no idle minutes. Combined city and county circulation reached 62 473, Roswell alone 59 873, reflecting high demand for books, information, and recreation amid stress in Chaves County.
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Roswell
Chaves County
Ital ian Seaplane Flight Postponed Amid Weather
News of flights reports the 1800 mile Italian seaplane armada from Shoal Harbor to Valentia postponed due to bad weather. Jimmie Mattern and Pilot Pat Reid proceed from Winnipeg to Toronto to New York for a world solo attempt. A Greenland telegraph notes Col. Lindbergh may fly from Godthaab to Baffin Land and perhaps to Norway as he maps aerial routes.
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Associated Press
Shoal Harbor
Nild
Valentia
Irish Free State
Eeverything
Italy
United States
Jimmie Mattern
Winnipeg
Toronto
Pat Reid
New York
Jellinge
Godthaab
Greenland
Jensen
Charles A. Lindbergh
Baffin Land
Colonel Lindbergh
Officer Shot By Bandit In New Mexico
A large posse hunted ex convict Jack Lehman after a gun battle with officers in Mountainair New Mexico. Torrance County Deputy Sheriff Bill Meador was critically wounded as Lehman stepped from a Spencer home and fired. Lehman had earlier slashed at Deputy Sheriff Frank Mann. Lehman fled after the clash with Bernalillo officers.
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Tom Jones
Lincoln County
Texas
Ramon
Perchmouth) Stanton
Glenn Hunsucker
Mountainair
Bill Meador
Torrance County
Jack Lehman
New Mexico State
N. M
New Mexico
Torrance
Rex Meador
Lehman
Bernalillo
Frank Mann
Old Albuquerque
Mann
Jack Spencer
Meador
Felipe Zamora
Bernalillo County
Spencer
Baseball scores from today's American League games
In a full slate, Philadelphia toppled Boston 17 to 4 with Grove Cain Cochran Pipgras and Ferrell sharing pitching duties New York defeated Washington 4 to 3 behind Allen Crowder and Sewell while Cleveland edged EE Reeves 6 to 1 with Fischer Mayworth Brown and Putlak on the mound St Louis beat Chicago 6 to 2 as Gray Shea Miller and Grube worked the batteries
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Philadelphia
Boston
Grove, Cain and Cochrane
Pipgras and Ferrell
St. Louis
Chicago
Gray and Shea
Miller and Grube
KR Hire Boston Battery Notes and Scores
In the report, KR Hire Boston lists multiple game lines with batteries and scores. First game shows Brooklyn and Philadelphia matchups with listed players Beck Thurston Mungo Siska Davis Todd McCurdy and others. Second game features RHE Brooklyn versus Philadelphia with Carroll Oaten Hansen Davis. Additional games cite RAI Cincinnati Pittsburgh and RH Cincinnati with players Lucas Johnson Benton Hemsley Hoyt Harris Grace and Rixey Manion Swift Finney. Early Chicago St. Louis results appear with Warneke Hartnett Carleton O Farrell and others.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Beck Thurston
Ryan
Mungo
Lopez
Elliott
Collins
Holley
Siska
Davis
Todd
McCurdy
RHE
Carroll and Oaten
Hansen
RAI Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Lucas
Johnson
Benton
Hemsley
Meine
Hoyt
Harris
Grace
Cincinnati
Rixey
Manion
Swift and Finney
Home Run Leaders Named Across National Leagues
Leslie from Brooklyn Nat leads with a powerful round trippers list including Johnson Philadelphia Nat Berger Boston Nat Grantham New York Nat Herman Chicago Nat Hutcheson Brooklyn Nat Terry New York Nat and Outen Brooklyn Nat.
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Leslie
Brooklyn
R. Johnson
Phila
Berger
Boston
Grantham
Herman
Chicago
Hutcheson
J House Jr to Join State Motor Patrol Names Nine Members
Santa Fe July 29 AP naming today of the nine patrolmen completes selection of the New Mexico motor patrol. The chief was selected earlier in the week and the patrol will be ready to take to the road next week. Members include Earl E. Irish Albuquerque chief M G Teonavides Albuquerque Phillip E Coyle Clovis Henry Eager Tucumcari E J House Jr Roswell Ivan L Johnson Roy Charles H Miller Santa Fe Carlos G Salas Las Cruces Lacy Shortridge Santa Fe and Ivan Gilbert Beckner Clayton. Patrol has four single men and six married men with an average age of 29.4 years.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Carlsbad Vehicle Charge Leads to District Court Action
Assistant District Attorney Lake J. Frazier filed in Eddy County district court charges against Herbert Spencer Herbert E. Zeeveld and A. C. Hughes for violations of state corporation commission orders and state laws. They were arrested July 24 by Bert Holland. Spencer and Zeeveld face charges for operating as common carriers without proper permits plus a separate case for trucking without a permit on June 26.
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Lake J. Frazier
District Court of
Eddy County
Herbert Spencer
Herbert E. Zeeveld
A. C. Hughes
State Corporation Commission
Bert Holland
Spencer
Grain markets slide on speculative limits hit
Chicago July 29 AP Excited efforts to shed speculative holdings of future delivery grain contracts pushed cereal markets lower to daily limits. Wheat fell 5 cents, corn 4, oats 3, and provisions declined 5 to 35 cents as crop news failed to lift prices.
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Chicago
Readers invited to Enter Letters for Cash and Prizes
The Record announces a letters contest with valuable cash and other awards for the best submissions received by August 5. It promises both amusement and education, urging readers to sharpen wits and pencils.
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Interior Department
Hugh S. Johnson
Beck
Reed
Milwaukee
Wis
Roger Touhy
Cook County
Ill
William Hamm Jr
St. Paul
Floyd E. Jenkins
Willie Sharkey
Federal Building
Acme
National Guard
Pennsylvania
West Texas
Rangers
Beverly Hills
Calif
London
Artesia Bank
Fillrope
América
Albuquerque Bank
N.R. A
Selisman
Corinne Whitney
al Mountainair
Bell Meador
Allen
McFayden Dickey
Crowder
L. Sewell
Cleveland
Fischer and
Mayworth
Brown and Putlak
Naational League
Zachary
Mangum
Hogan
Hargrave
Fitzsimmons
Luque
Clark
Bell
Warneke
Hartnett
Carleton
O’farrell
Wight
J. House JR
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