Delinquent Tax Sale Law Test Planned in Santa Fe Court
A Santa Fe district court today will hear a plea to restrain enforcement of the delinquent tax collection law. Attorneys argue the petition to put the law to a public vote is proper, with the state supreme court likely to hear the case tomorrow. The Farmers Holiday association aims to push a 20 mill levy cap and tax reform alongside the ruling.
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Santa Fe
State Supreme Court
W. A. Sutherland
Stherland
Sutherland
Hugh Woodward
A. T. Hannett
John F. Simms
J. J. Ryan
J. S. Vaught
Albuquerque
O.O. Askren
Clarence Hinkle
Roswell
Charles Catron
Fletcher Catron
J. O. Seth
Francis C. Wilson
Farmers Holiday Movement
Prohibition raid near Roswell nets still and whiskey
Federal officer R L Neal deputy Dude Peck and Pat O Neill raided A E Stockard home 30 miles north of Roswell finding a small still and parts for a larger one 10 gallons of whiskey buried near the house 100 gallons of mash and two five gallon kegs of whiskey Stockard 42 proved up a homestead pleaded not guilty to manufacture and possession and was bound over to federal court with bonds set at 1500 His wife and 16 year old son were present but not arrested The Santa Fe case concerns a writ of prohibition to block enforcement of a delinquent tax law by a county treasurer.
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R. L. Neal
Dude” Peck
Pat O’neill
A. E. Stockard
Roswell
Roswell-Vaughn
Stockard
United States
Dan C. Savage
Savage
Pond
First Lady Earhart Flies Transcontinental on Regular Airline
Beverly Hills reports Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt completes a cross country flight aboard a standard passenger plane. Photographers interview her at every stop and radio segments follow along. She travels without a maid or secretary, earning praise for her stamina and independence.
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Calif
Jimmie Mattern
Amelia Earhart
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Institute Receives War Department Honor Rating
Colonel D C Pearson superintendent of the New Mexico Military Institute announced that the school has been selected as an honor military school for 1933 by the War Department. This marks the 25th consecutive year of the honor rating, first awarded in 1909, based on the inspectors' April report.
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New Mexico Military Institute
War Department
Washington
Board of Government
Roswell Disabled American Veterans to Install Officers
The Roswell Chapter of the Disabled American Veterans will install new officers at the regular monthly meeting at the DAV clubhouse next Monday night. Officers include Ralph Sheehan as commander Earl Laster senior vice commander C R Covington junior vice commander Lewis W Hammond treasurer and C J O Meara chaplain The adjutant will be appointed by the commander.
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Roswell
The
Disabled American Veterans
D. A. V. Club
Ralph Sheehan
Earl Laster
C. R. Covington
Lewis W. Hammond
C. J. O'Meara
Urge Taxes Paid Tomorrow to Avoid Penalty
Harold Crosby the county treasurer urges delinquent taxpayers to pay tomorrow to avoid the six percent annual penalty after Monday. With only two days left before the moratorium ends interest accrues on unpaid taxes. He expects a surge on Monday and asks taxpayers to ease the office and themselves by paying tomorrow if possible.
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Harold Crosby
Crosby
House Accepts Mortgage Bill Aimed at Homeowners
Washington June 9 The administration rephrased bill to mobilize 2 billion dollars for debt strapped homeowners passed the house and goes to the senate for approval before the President's signature.
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House
Senate
Lambs Sell Today in Denver at 8 15
Denver June 9 AP A carload of Idaho lambs sold for 8 15 a hundredweight flat the highest price here since March 1932 and sent the sheep market surging upward. In two months prices rose about 2 a hundredweight. The heavy run of Idaho lambs will not start for another week. The highest prior price was 8.
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Idaho
Baseball Today's Scores with AL and NL Results
American League games feature Brown MacFayden Pennock and Dickey on the mound in a 7 10 1 win for the home team over Philadelphia 7 6 1. Washington shells Boscom 9 23 7 in a 23 run outburst as Whitehill Sewell Pipgras Weiland Ferrell combine for the win. Detroit tops Chicago in a pitching duel as Marberry Fischer and Hayworth Durham Wyatt Faber Berry yield late runs in a 9 6 0 decision.
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Heat Wave Sweeps Eastern Half Nation With High Death Toll
Sizzling heat broke records from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic, with New York at 92 and Chicago at 97. Illinois reported 22 heat deaths in three days, Ohio 11, Michigan 4, and drownings common across states. Nashville and Atlanta each recorded one death as the heat wave persisted and New England saw 90 to 93. Amid the crisis, 10,000 Chicago residents petitioned Lincoln Park for a nude sun enclosure, a plan the board considered.
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Roswell Grocers Debate Hours Under New Work Law
About thirty Roswell grocers met at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss eight hour work limits and a 48 hour week. A petition to open 7 am to 5 pm on weekdays with Saturday 7 to 7 was circulated, with signing members near a dozen. Committee members include Odds Jala, Hugh Henry, and C. E. Jordan.
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Louis
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C. E. Jordan
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Albuquerque
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Batteries: Derringer ang Man ion in Pittsburgh match
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh batteries are listed with scattered names and partial scores. The fragment mentions Swetonic Grace Matone Tinning Hartnett Carleton Wilson and St Louis. The text appears to be a sports box score snippet with incomplete lines and multiple stray names.
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Grace
Chicago
St. Louis
Matone
Tinning and Hartnett
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Baseball All-Stars Named From Major Leagues
Gehrig from New York Amateurs Walker of Detroit Foxx of Philadelphia Amateurs Lazzeri from New York Amateurs selected for baseball honor highlighting talent across leagues Chicago to Maine teams and leagues represented with star players named for the roster.
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Detroit
Foxx
Philadelphia
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Murder Hearing Postponed in Alameda Stabbing Case
Preliminary hearing for Octavia Dennis charged with murder in the death of Louise Dillard was postponed to 10 am next Monday June 12 by Judge L L Johnson because attorney Cr O Askren was out of town. Dennis allegedly fatally stabbed Dillard in a June 3 fight at 106 East Alameda. Dennis pled not guilty at arraignment.
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Justice Court
Octavia Dennis
Lowise Dillard
L. L. Johnsson
Cr. O. Askren
Santa Fe
Louise Dillard
East Alameda
Sunlty
Johnson
U S Counsel Ordered to Buy Carlsbad Post Office Site
Albuquerque report says on June 9 the U S district attorney's office received Washington instructions to purchase land for a proposed Carlsbad New Mexico post office. A suit to quiet title to the land has been filed in Eddy County court.
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N. M
U. S. District Attorney’s Office
Washington
Carlsbad
Eddy County
Depot at Lake Arthur Entered for Third Time This Year
The Santa Fe depot at Lake Arthur was broken into last night but nothing was stolen according to the agent. Sheriff John C. Peck investigated and the culprits from the first two break-ins remain unfound. The depot had not been robbed for about two years before this year.
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Santa Fe
Lake Arthur
John C. Peck
Posse Seeks Bandits After New Mexico Robbery
Santa Rosa New Mexico June 3 AP Officers from two counties hunted near Anton Chico in Guadalupe county for three men who robbed the Delia post office and general store of 45 dollars. A Ford coupe believed used by the trio was found abandoned three miles from Anton Chico.
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Anton Chico
Guadalupe ‘County
Dilia
N.M
Felipe Sanchez
Guadalupe County
Roosevelt declines tariff power request in push for general pact
Washington February 9 AP President Roosevelt decided not to ask Congress for special tariff power but will pursue his tariff program at London seeking a general tariff agreement. The article notes continuation on page eight.
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Washington
Congress
London
Compromise on Guts Veterans Compensation
President Roosevelt's compromise on veterans cuts passed the special House veterans committee with clarifying changes. The Connally amendment would raise outlays by 70 million and reduce the savings under the economy act to 250 million, preserving a 25 percent cap on service connected and presumptive case cuts while averaging 18 percent for service connected losses and five percent for presumptives. Presumptive cases stay on rolls until fall and boards will review to exclude those not entitled, with veterans having an appeal right before boards of new members. The House Democratic steering committee endorsed a related modification to move the measure forward for action.
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House Democratic Steering Committee
Protests Grow Over U S Attorney Pick in New Mexico
Albuquerque and other New Mexico communities voiced opposition to W J Iker’s nomination as U S attorney. At least 17 protests were filed with seven from Albuquerque and others from Santa Fe and Roswell. Names were not released, but attendees were attorneys and Democratic leaders clustered against the Seligsman faction. Telegrams to Senators Norris and Ashurst followed, with airmail letters and oral protests by phone.
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W. J. Iker
U.S
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Roswell
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Selig-sman
George Norris
H. P. Ashurst
Barker Nomination Approved by Senate Judiciary Panel
Senator Norris said he had not received telegraphic notice of protests moving toward Washington regarding the nomination as the Senate Judiciary Committee acted today. The panel advanced Barker's nomination amid ongoing debate and questions about process and timing.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Norris
Washington
Two Men Arrested Twice on Sheep Brand Offenses
Deputy Sam McCue arrested Will Murrah and Lloyd Crockett about 30 miles southwest of Hope in Chaves county. They face charges of effacing brands on sheep dating June 6, with Crockett also charged with assault on Lee Glasscock. They were jailed in Roswell after prior arrest, pleaded not guilty, and are held on $500 bonds awaiting district court action.
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Sam McCue
Will Murrah
Lloyd Crockett
Hope
Chaves County
Hilary White Jr
Crockett
Lee Glasscock
Glasscock
Murrah
Roswell
Wool Shipment Tops 200000 Pounds In Artesia Market
In Artesia New Mexico on June 9 over two hundred thousand pounds of wool have left area warehouses. The season crop is estimated at about 600000 pounds with roughly half already sold. Value nears 108000 dollars, up from 36000 last year, as prices improve. A rancher rejected six cents a pound last year for a 6000 pound clip, stored it, and sold at 17.5 cents. Yesterday's sale moved 80000 pounds with top bids near 19.14 cents. Buyers included French Mills Woonsocket Rhode Island Ralph Vanderwart 37000 pounds Seiden Co Boston H W Maginot 31600 Draper Co Waller and Meyer 15600.
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Artesia
N. M
L. Merritt
French
Woonsocket
R. I
Ralph Vanderwart
Seiden & Co
Boston
H. W. Maginot
Draper & Co
Waller and Meyer
Weather forecast for Roswell and Pecos Valley
Roswell and Pecos Valley expect generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with little change in temperature. New Mexico also sees fair skies tonight and Saturday and only minor temperature shifts.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
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