Taxi Strike At Conclave Of Shriner Generals
Washington reporters say hundreds of taxi cab drivers walked off the job during the 61st annual Shrine convention. They protested remarks by DC counsel William A. Roberts and claimed some visitors were overcharged. Authorities feared disruption as 100000 visitors arrived and 4000 cabs were active in the city.
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William A. Roberts
People’s Counsel
District of Columbia
Roberts
Order of Nobles of the
Pennsylvania Avenue
General Motors Company
Shrine
Arlington National Cemetery
Mount Vernon
Tugwell warns of internal strife after NRA ruling
Dr Rexford Tugwell undersecretary of agriculture in the Roosevelt administration warns Albuquerque graduates that constitutional crisis and economic danger loom after the Supreme Court NRA decision. He urges national solutions and modern institutions to control exploitation and avoid anarchic forces, stressing urgent civic action and nondefault governance.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Supreme Court
NRA
Rexford G. Tutnell
Roosevelt
University of New Mexico
Tugwell
Young Democrats Straddle NRA Policy In Texas Convention
Texas Young Democrats at Amarillo held a stormy two day session after the NRA ruling. The group adopted a resolution condemning changing the era constitution while backing recovery act principles and a state code of ethics with minimum hours and wages and collective bargaining. James Roosevelt praised the compromise and defended the administration’s emergency actions. New Mexico’s delegation, led by Gov. Clyde Tingley, returned home.
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NRA
James Roosevelt
Young Democrats Clubs of America
Texas
Elliott
New Mexico
Clyde Tingley
Republicans to fight for constitution at Midwest conference
A large crowd of state Republicans gathered at the Illinois state fair auditorium for the midwest grass roots conference. Frank Lowden and Harrison Spangler assailed the Roosevelt administration urging preservation of the constitution and liberty against autocracy. They advocated government benefits for agriculture to match industry tariff advantages.
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Middle West
West Pocket
Illinois State Fair
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Harrison E. Spangler
Iowa
Lowden
Spangler
Roswell Takes Its Honors Calmly in 1935 Contest
Roswell won the West Texas Chamber of Commerce Town Beautification Contest for 1935, with a display and article by Claude Simpson in West Texas Today. The chamber shows the silver cup and photo exhibit as part of celebration, noting a long effort beginning with R. H. Kemp and continued by Roswell’s Advertising Club and Chamber of Commerce.
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Roswell
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Claude Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Chamber of Commerce
West Alameda Avenue
WTCC
Simpson
Toswell
West Texas
Kemp
Roswell Advertising Club
City Beautiful
Four Illinois tourists vanish in New Mexico search widens
In New Mexico police and state agents extend a manhunt for Mr and Mrs George Lorious and Mr and Mrs Albert Heberer missing since May twenty one after posting postcards from Albuquerque. Abandoned car found in Dallas and forged traveler’s checks in El Paso link the case as investigators pursue leads across Hot Springs Vaughn and Hatch while probing where funds were cashed.
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Albuquerque
N. M
St. Louis
Am. C. Martin
J. E. Wooton
Uwgalcu
Ime
Department of Justice
el Paso
Bassings
George Lorus
Vaughn
Vaughn Hotel
al- Luquerque
Dallas
Tex
West Texas
Hot Springs
Hatch
Martin
Wooton
Isleta
Rio Grande
Texas
Illnois
George Lorius
East St
Amonett Cabin Fire Threatens Ruidoso Home
Mrs. Edd Amonett narrowly escaped a Sunday morning blaze that destroyed the four room Amonett cabin near Ruidoso Lodge. Her dog perished and furnishings including a radio and electrical appliances burned. Insurance covered the home but not the contents. Forest rangers and neighbors kept the fire from spreading to nearby cabins as Mr. Amonett rushed from Carrizozo golf to help.
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Edd Amonett
Amonett
Ruidosa
Pirates Fall to Reds in One Sided National League Game
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 14 to 1 in a national league match. Hollingsworth Frey and Erickson pitched for Cincinnati while Swift and Padden handled the Pittsburgh battery. Only game on the schedule.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Hollingsworth, Frey and Erickson
Swift and
Padden
Home Run Totals Highlighted By Suhr and Waner
Suhr leads today with a home run count, while Waner adds another for the Pirates. Vaughan and Young appear among Pittsburgh and National League listings as part of the day’s box show.
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Vaughan
Pitt
Young
Roswell Lions to District Meeting
S P Johnson Jr A F Madison sch Myron Prager Leland Fellows John Tannehill George Zimmerman and H H Ball planned to leave this afternoon for Clovis to attend the annual meeting of District 40 of Lions International to be held there tonight or tomorrow They plan to return to Roswell Tuesday night Johnson Madison and Prazer are the three delegates of the Roswell club to the district convention.
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S. P. Johnson Jr
A. F. Madisch
Myron Prager
Leland Fellows
John Tannehill
George Zimmerman
H. H. Ball
Clovis
Lions International
Roswell
Johnson, Madison and
Prazer
Cotton Tax Certificates Replaced For 1935 Harvest
The Cotton Adjustment Office announces that unused 1934 tax exemption certificates can be exchanged for 1935 certificates to tag cotton harvests in 1935. Farmers must submit certificates for replacement to the Cotton Adjustment Office by June 25, 1935.
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Cotton Adjustment Office
Pirates Win In Only Major League Game
Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 14 to 1 at home as Bill Swift pitched steadily in the only major league game played. The Pirates hit several home runs to run up the score in a one sided contest on June 10.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Bill Swift
Beauty Contest Rehearsal Invites Roswell Entrants
The first beauty pageant rehearsal was held at the Yucca Theatre in Roswell with top contestants showcased before two days remain till the final. Entrants include many local girls and sponsors from diverse Roswell businesses, with preparations for two more practice sessions and entries accepted through Tuesday evening.
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Roswell
Yucca Theatre
Hollywood
California
Paramount Studios
I‘niries
Marence Ellette
Henryetta Price
Jeenell Goodner
Layde Dee Jones
Doris Dresser
Grace Johnson
Charlotte Klying
Elizabeth Neis
Lavonne
Charges on McConvery Are Held Untrue
Santa Fe AP report says Attorney General Frank Patton found no evidence of excessive prices or lack of value in dealings by J C McConvery, former treasurer of the Relief Administration and manager of the New Mexican Publishing Company. He noted an earlier unsigned claim of unnecessary transactions and set a hearing date, urging participation by officials.
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Santa Fe
aAttorney
Frank Patton
Relief Administration
New Mexican Publishing Company
Patton
J. C. Mee- Convery
Frera
Dudley Frank
Rank
McConvery
Frank
Silver Jubilee for Rev Father Matthew at St Peter's Roswell
St Peter's Church Roswell marks the Silver Jubilee of Rev Father Matthew Popp OFM with a Solemn High Mass at 9 AM Tuesday June 11. Born January 25 1886 in Cincinnati he joined St Francis Seminary in 1898 and was ordained in 1910. He has served as hospital chaplain and pastor since 1923 and led parish projects including new rectory and stained glass windows.
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St. Peter’s Church
Roswell
Matthew Popp
Father Matthew
Cincinnati
Ohio
St. Francis Parochial School
St. Francis Seminary
St. Mary Hospital
James
New Mexico
St. Peter Parish
Andrew Henze
Matthew
Two Arraigned Today for Drunk Driving
Juan Dominguez driver of a car that overturned one mile south of Hagerman Friday night injuring himself and two women pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated when arraigned before Judge James B McGhee in district court. His bond was set at $300. R F E Coleman was arraigned on the same charge and pleaded guilty. he has not yet been sentenced.
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Juan Dominguez
Hagerman
James B.mcghee
R. FE. Coleman
McGhee
Cadet Fliers From Another Group Arrive Tomorrow
The second half of the pursuit section of Kelly Field in San Antonio cadet fliers is due here around noon tomorrow for their final test flight before graduation. The first half of the pursuit section was here last Wednesday.
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Kelly Field
San Antonio
Jailbreaker Jess Fleming Captured Near Levelland
Jess Fleming who broke jail at Levelland Texas on June 6th was captured by city officer Bill Denning and deputy sheriff Lacey Shortridge here Saturday night Fleming waived extradition and Levelland officers came after him yesterday noon
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Jess Fleming
Levelland
Texas
Bill Denning
Lacey Shortridge
Fleming
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