Land Grants Sold For State Taxes in New Mexico
In Socorro County, New Mexico, the Latoya grant the largest land sale for tax foreclosure in state history fetched 125000 dollars from A A Hofstutler of Houston after bidding 75000 was surpassed. The parcel covers 216000 acres of the original 277000, with taxes owed over 20 years totaling about 225000 dollars. The sale clears delinquent taxes and supports county debts while state costs and a small share accrue to the state.
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Santa Fe
State Tax Commission
Soncorro
Latoya
A. A. Hofstutler
Houston
Carlos Gabaldon
U. S. Court of Pivate Land Claims
Bank of the Rio Grande
Socorro County
District Court
Supreme Court
Byron O. Beall
Beall
President proposes federal transportation commission
President Roosevelt asked Congress to create a federal transportation commission with sweeping authority over all traffic in a special message. He urged a one year extension of the emergency railroad transportation act of 1933 and the office of railroad coordinator held by Joseph B. Eastman.
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Washington
Federal Transportation Commission
Congress
Roosevelt
Joseph B. Eastman
J. T. Cargill Taken to Tatum for Preliminary
J T Cargill was taken to Tatum for a preliminary hearing after being charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of M H Hunter from a automobile collision. The report notes the defendant was transported from the scene.
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J. T. Cargill
Tatum
M. H
Hunter
Railroad Week Proclaimed in Roswell by Mayor Moore
Proclamation designates June 10 to June 15 as Railroad Week in Roswell. The notice honors Santa Fe Railway for tax support, employment, and travel improvements, urging citizens to observe the event.
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Santa Fe Railway
Western Railroads
J. E. Moore
Roswell
Cotton Prices Hold Steady in Galveston Trade
Galveston on June 7 reports spot cotton steady at 10 points lower, middling grade at 11.80. Sales reach 100 bales.
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Galveston
Wool Sales In The Past Week Diminished
Boston June 7 AP The Commercial Bulletin notes after the Supreme Court NRA decision that wool sales this week will be about 1.5 million pounds. Prices at the seaboard hold near last week, manufacturers report little new business while deliveries against old contracts stay strong and foreign markets remain slightly biased toward buyers on fine wool.
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Supreme Court
NRA
Seaboard
Prices and travel notes in Santa Fe traffic report
Domestic and foreign price lists for textiles and Cape items are given alongside a travel report from Santa Fe. Dewey Tidwell of Chama reports the road conditions on a 125 mile trip in three hours and Rio Arriba residents push for a first class highway and faster mail service to replace 36 hour train transit.
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Santa Fe
Dewey’ Tidwell
Chama
Rio Arriba
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