State rights clash at Amarillo meet in Texas event
Amarillo June 8 AP 15 members of the progressive university group walked out during Joe Bailey Humphries address to the Young Democrats amid boos and cheers. Humphries defended the NRA decision while others urged states rights and constitutional interpretations. Debate focused on amending the constitution to grant Congress authority over the executive and NRA. Roosevelt attacked Governor Seamer An od for pushing states rights as the crowd applauded.
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Amarillo
Texas
Hnen
Progressive “University
General
Young Democrats
Joe Bailey Humphries
Crockett
Carson Glass
Austin
University Club
Humphries
State Executive Committee
Supreme Court
NRA
Scott Ferris
Oklahoma Highway Day Mission
Roosevelt
Garner
Resolutions Committee
Tex
Seamer — Anod
Elliott Roosevelt
Thesident
Congress
Executive Department
Alfred
Baseball scores and results from today
Detroit beats Chicago 2 to 3 in a rain shortened game while Philadelphia defeats Washington 4 to 3. New York outslugs Boston 12 to 6, with a later New York win 1 to 0. St Louis and Cleveland game ends with a 0 to 1 score as Cain and pitchers excel. other games see varied results and rain delays.
Two quotes spark debate on social order in press
In Beverly Hills a president was quoted saying the militia might be called if Wagner and Guffy-Snyder bills fail. A Detroit federation convention report quoted Mrs. G Winter praising Hollywood reform, blaming society’s middle classes for helping clean up films, while asserting higher classes are the dirtiest. The piece notes two harsh blows to social order from distinct sources.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Detroit
G. Winter
Hollywood
Intelligensia
America
Fear Missing Couple Reported Dead in West Texas Desert
Four Illinois tourists Mr. and Mrs. George Lorius of East St. Louis and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Herberer of DuQuoin vanished after May 22 in New Mexico. Their car was found in Dallas and travelers checks cashed across Texas. Federal agents hunt a 22 year old suspect driving the Lorius car eastward.
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el Paso
Texas
Illinois
New Mexico
George Lorius
East St. Louis
Albert Herberer
DuQuoin
Ill
Vaughn
N. M
Albuquerque
Lorius
Dallas
R. H. Colvin
Colvin
Douquin
Lorus
Here
Department of Justice
Alibert Herberer
Will Fritz
Santa Fe
Two Busy Days For New Mexico Publishers
Albuquerque hosts the New Mexico Press Association annual meeting June 21 and 22 with business sessions, a banquet headlined by Gov Clyde Tingley and Rep J J Dempsey, and talks on code administration and foreign advertising. The program includes reports from Karl Guthmann Mack Stanton Karl Kilby and a breakfast, round tables, and officer elections.
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Blems
Paul Dodge
Tucumcari Daily News
New Mexico Press Association
J. J. Dempsey
Clyde Tingley
Dodge
H. P. Pickrell
Albuquerque Journal
Karl Guthmann
The
Roy Record
Mack Stanton
Clovis News- Journal
Attorney-General
Board of Revenue
Japan Ready for Invasion China Propers War Mobilization
Japan orders Manchukuo forces to prepare for a southward invasion of China if Beijing does not accept Tokyo's ultimatum by Tuesday. Dispatches from Hsinking and Peiping cite Gen Jiro Minami and Lieut Gen Juzo Nishio approving orders to mobilize from Manchuria. The note demands China recognize Manchoukuo and remove Chinese militaries from Maopei province to restore border peace.
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Tokyo
Japan
Manchukuo
China
Rengo
Hsinking
Manchuria
Great Wall
Jiro Minami
Manchoukuo
Minami
Juzo Nishio
Hayashi
Rensuke Isogai
Tientsin
Peiping
Maopei Province
Detained Amn Names Listed by Detachment Leaders
Taylor, Brook Nat, Gehrig, NY Amn, Owen, Det, A, Sewell, Chi Amn, Radcliff, Chi A, Greenberg, Det Amn.
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Taylor
Brook Nat
Gehrig
NY Amn
Owen
Det
Sewell
Chi
Radcliff
Chi A
Greenberg
Amn
Guard Camp Opening At Camp Luna Near Las Vegas
New Mexico and Oklahoma guardsmen begin the summer encampment at Camp Luna near Las Vegas Sunday with about 850 troops. Sixty four men and three officers of Company D 120th engineers depart, with three Oklahoma companies and units from Socorro Las Vegas Cruces including the band and medical detachments joining the opening camp.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Oklahoma National Guardsmen
Camp Luna
Las Vegas
120Th Engineers
Oklahoma
Socorro
Headquarters and Service Company
Las Cruces
Complaint Filed Against C L Bynum In Justice Court
A complaint was filed by S P Willburn accusing C L Bynum of unlawfully taking sheep from Alice E Willburn with intent to cheat by claiming a one third real estate interest he did not own. Bynum was arrested and released on a 1000 bond. Preliminary hearing date not set.
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C. L. Bynum
Justice Court
S. P. Willburn
Alice E. Willburn
Bynum
Cuban magnate released by kidnappers in Havana
Antonio San Miguel, 78 year old railroad financier, was freed after three days in captors hands near his Havana home. He offered no comment on whether a ransom of 286000 dollars was paid.
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Havana
Antonio San Miguel
New Dry Goods Store To Be Located Here
W. W. Merritt of Spearman Texas will open a dry goods store at 319 North Main in the former Piggly Wiggly location. The property is owned by L F Woodhead who is remodeling the front of 319 and the adjoining 317 North Main where Woodhead Electrical Store sits. Modern fronts and a new ceiling are being installed and the building repainted. Merritt plans to open after remodeling is complete sometime after the first of July, moving here with his family.
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W. W. Merritt
Spearman
Texas
319
North Main
L. F. Woodhead
Mr. Woodhead
317 North Main
Woodhead
Merritt
Omaha WienS wins 67th Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park
William Woodward's Omaha conquers the three-year-olds to win the 67th Belmont Stakes on a sloppy track. Firethrow finishes second and Rosemont third as Omaha wins by one and a half lengths with Cold Shoulder and Sir Beverley well back. Time 2:30 3/3.
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New York
William Woodward
Omaha
Treakness
Firethrow
Flosemont
Rosemont
Cold Shoulder
Sir Beverley
Roswell Golf Players Shine in Carrizozo Tourney Start
Carrizozo New Mexico June 8 AP With a strong field of leading golfers the Carrizozo Country Club began qualifying rounds for its annual tournament about 300 players and visitors attended William Gallacher of Carrizozo posted a nine hole score of 30 Others watched include Shorty Hornbuckle Red Gober Ed Amonett Tom White Red Keehane Roswell players A C Cox Silver City Brandy Holman Hurley Mescalero Sheela Groom Bob Roberts Alamogordo Charles Hodges Ralph Petty Sam Chavez Leo Ortiz and more as the event gets under way.
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Carrizozo, N. M
Carrizozo Country Club
William Gallacher
Carrizozo
Shorty Hornbuckle
Clovis
West Texas
Federal money for New Mexico unemployables
Santa Fe AP says federal funds still support the unemployables while New Mexico, under administrator Clinton P. Anderson, works to secure $166,000 appropriated by the last legislature for this fiscal year with $500,000 yearly thereafter. The state planned to fund half from liquor stamp revenue and half from the franchise tax, but no relief board has been named to authorize payments. Meanwhile direct relief continues with federal reimbursements expected when available.
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Santa Fe
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Anderson
Woman Slayer Faces Death in Prison Chair
New York dispatch reports Eva Coe atop execution prospects as federal and state courts weigh mercy for women on death row. May H Carey and Nellie May Madison face gallows. eight executions echo across Georgetown, Boston, San Quentin, Huntsville and Columbia in a grim Black Friday summary.
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May H. Carey
Georgetown
Delaware
Mrs. Coe
Ruth Snyder
Anna Antonio
Martha M. Place
Theodore Roosevelt
Eva Coo
Lehman
Calgary
State Supreme Court
Boston
Millen Brothers
Abraham Faber
San Quentin
Calif
Edward L. Lange
Huntsville
Texas
Albert Carr
Columbia
S. C
Thurmond Harris
Harris
Collier In State To Meet Indians
John Collier U S commissioner of Indian affairs arrives in Albuquerque to confer with Pueblo and Navajo leaders over the Wheeler Howard act pending tribal ballots. He will meet councils for four days as Pueblo votes continue and Navajos set dates June 14 and 15 for verdicts on the act.
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Albuquerque
N. M
John Collier
U. S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Washington
Southwest
Moisture improves New Mexico ranges and livestock outlook
May rainfall and snow boosted state moisture to support range cattle and lambs. Daniels reports range condition at 81 percent of normal on June 1, up from 59, with surface and subsoil moisture adequate except in the far southwest. Calf losses declined as green range develops, lamb crop large, but calf crop will be light due to weak calves. Wool sales slow as much of the clip is consigned. Sheep and lambs at 83 percent of normal, cattle and calves at 30 percent of normal. ten-year averages cited.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Fred Daniels
Daniels
Cozart Sentenced to 90 Days in Jail
Kyle Cozart of Dexter received 90 days in jail after pleading guilty to treating his wife with violence and cruelty. Judge James B. McGhee imposed the sentence this morning.
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Kyle Cozart
Dexter
James B. McGhee
Abductors Sought in Weyerhaeuser Case Still Unidentified
Federal agents and police faced unknowns as the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case widened. Clues pointed to a gray two gabled hideout, possibly linked to Alvin Karpis and Harry Campbell, with fingerprints and ransom notes guiding the search.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Wash
George Weyerhaeuser - Rna
Federal ‘Reservé
Salt Lake Air
E. F. Connelly
Alvin
Harry
Alvin Karpis
Harry Campbell
Huntington
Ore
Spokane
Kine
Car overturns on highway. three Roswell residents injured
State police officer T. E. Jackson said Juan Dominguez will be charged with driving while intoxicated after a car overturned one mile south of Hagerman at about 7:45. Paula Montoya and two others were riding with Dominguez. all were treated at St. Mary's Hospital with minor injuries. The Model A roadster rolled over twice. Dominguez was pinned. Witnesses say no other car was nearby.
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T. EB
Juan Dominguez
Hagerman
Paula Montoya
Sah Anars
Dominguez
Thin
St. Mary's Hospital
Roswell
Jackson
Aeros
Borrow Pit
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Malone
Dickey
Hochette
Brown
Vanderberg
Walberg
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Berg
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Cleveland
Cain
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Orgens
Brooklyn
Mungo & Lopez
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Hollingsworth
Bren
Frey, Schott & Campbell
Swift
Hoyt
Bush & Padden
Freitas & Lombardi
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Warneke, Carleton & Hartnett
P. Dean
Walker
P. Collins & Delancey, Davis
Young Man
Karl K. Kilby
Baton Range
Advertising Committee
Tracy-Locke-Dawson Advertising Agency
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J J. Dempsey
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Miss Jay
Charles Miller
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George Weyerhaeuser
Betty
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Eva Coe
Collier
Seattle
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Salt Lake City
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