Great Victory at London Economic Conference Cox Elected Chair
The United States secured a major win at the world economic conference with James M. Cox chosen as chairman of the monetary committee by a unanimous steering committee vote. French and Italian leaders negotiated a compromise amid opposition, while Prime Minister MacDonald and others celebrated the outcome after a brief elevator delay.
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James M. Cox
Vital Monetary Committee
London
United States
World Economic Conference
Georges Bonnet
Bonnet
Cox
Guido Jung
Italy
M. Bonnet
Hendryk Colijn
Holland
MacDonald
Great Britain
Assembly
General Assembly
Mr. MacDonald
Special Session Looms as Tax Law Referendum Hovers
A looming special session of the New Mexico legislature follows an inquiry into the tax collection system crash tied to SB144. If the state supreme court blocks enforcement and bars referendum, tax collection could halt until the next general election, delaying sales and leaving the interim period without enforceable rules. Local treasurers note July sale dates lack law backing.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Mattern May Land At Nome During Today
Jimmie Mattern, attempting a 25,500 mile round the world flight, left Khabarovsk, Siberia for Nome, Alaska. Weather over the Bering Sea and past conditions were uncertain with observers noting less severe winds than two days earlier but delays possible. Moscow reports say Mattern flies toward American soil with guidance from Russian aviation expert Boris Lukht as the Siberia to Nome leg proceeds.
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Seattle
Wash
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Nome
Alaska
Jimmie Mattern
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Matern
North American
Bering Sea
Sea
Outhorsk
St. Paul Island
Moscow
Shabarovsk
S.T
Boris Lukht
Mattern
Tax collections for twelve days in June reach $126,795
Chaves county treasurer’s office announced that twelve days of June tax receipts totaled $126,794.80. Delinquent taxes faced no penalties or interest through June 12, boosting early payments. Officials expect final year-by-year breakdowns by tomorrow as mail payments are processed. A new congressional fight over veterans benefits dominated Washington coverage, with Senate forcing liberalized provisions and the House poised to veto.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Administration House
White House
Cutting
New Mexico
Steiner
Oregon
Will Rogers Says Debts Not To Be Mentioned
Beverly Hills, Calif. Will Rogers quips that prime ministers cannot overlook old insults. He recalls Ramsay MacDonald aboard ship and the English premier’s noted refrain about not mentioning debts at the conference while casually hinting they won’t be paid.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Ramsay MacDonald
Debtor Nations Attend Debt Installment Talks
Washington reports that Great Britain paid 10 million dollars in silver toward its 75.95 million dollar war debt, while France defaulted again and Italy made a partial payment. President Roosevelt said he did not call this a default and invited Britain to present new proposals in Washington for congressional review.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
London
Roosevelt
Congress
Million in loans to drought farmers
Washington invites drought affected farmers in Kansas Colorado Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico to apply for feed loans. A $1,000,000 fund is available with individual loans capped at $250 and monthly rates set per head for horses cattle sheep and bread sows. Security is a first mortgage on livestock and initial loans run for one month with possible monthly extensions.
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Washington
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Morgenthau
Department of Agriculture
K A R Commander Found Dead in Bed
Captain William P. Wright aged 88 and National Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic was found dead in his hotel room in Pittsburgh. He had attended the Pennsylvania G A R encampment and participated in a Flag Day parade the day before. Wright previously led the Illinois department of the G A R.
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Pittsburgh
William P. Wright
Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania Department of the
G.A.R
Wright
G. A.R
Mlinois
Department of the Grand
Democrats Back Roosevelt Veterans Pay Plan In House Vote
The conference of House Democrats voted 171 to 31 to sustain Roosevelt's veterans compensation proposal. The vote, not binding on party members, expressed the majority sentiment of Democrats. Tammany Hall supported the President's plan.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Senate Votes to Suspend Roosevelt Reorganization Order
The Senate approved a resolution by Senator McNary to suspend the President’s 25 percent cutback in cooperative vocational education rehabilitation payments for agricultural extension work and related college support until 60 days after the next session.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
McNary
Congress
Damage suit filed against A C Gross
A complaint filed in district court by E A Braswell for his minor son Lawrence Braswell alleges A C Gross struck the boy with a truck about 11 p m March 24 1933 on the Roswell Vaughn highway 45 miles northwest of Roswell causing permanent injuries and disfigurement and rendering him unable to pursue a substantially gainful occupation Damages seek 25000 actual and 25000 exemplary Attorneys J G Roberts and James M H Cullender represent the plaintiff
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E. A. Braswell
Lawrence Hraswell
A. C. Gross
Young Braswell
Mr. Gress
Lawrence Braszywell
Roswell
Roswell-Vaughn
Braswell
J. G. Roberts
James M. H. Cullender
Court names advisory panel on procedural rules changes
Santa Fe June 15 AP An advisory committee is named by the state supreme court to study changes in pleading practice and procedure. Chief Justice John D Watson says the panel will consider recommendations following a new law passed by the legislature. Members include Quincy D Adams chair E R Wright J O Seth Carl Gilbert all of Santa Fe MC Mechem R R Ryan of Albuquerque Hiram Dow of Roswell and A H Darden of Raton.
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Santa F
State Supreme Court
John D. Watson
Quincy D. Adams
E. R. Wright
J. O. Seth
Carl Gilbert
Santa Fe
MC. Mechem
R. R. Ryan
Albuquerque
Hiram Dow
State to Take Counter Petitions to Court
Santa Fe June 15 AP War C y El Swope said the State democratic headquarters planned to go into court to force Ms Marguerite P Baca secretary of state to accept counter petitions against referenda. Mrs Baca has refused the counter petitions when they now contain 26 744 names.
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Santa Fe
el Swope
Democratic
Marguerite P. Baca
Whitmore Dies After Operation in Tacumcari
J E Whitmore a 60 year old veteran life insurance agent died in Tacumcari New Mexico after a major operation He is survived by his widow and two children.
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Tacumcari
N. M
J. E. Whitmore
Sheep Sanitary Board Eyes Stable Inspection Force
Albuquerque June 15 AP George Armijo secretary of the sheep sanitary board said he did not believe further reductions in the board s inspection force would be made this year The board will meet next week to discuss budget matters and other items
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Albuquerque
N. M
George Armijo
The
Sheep Sanitary Board
Bat Bae Re
Officers Watch for Stolen Car in Carlsbad Case
Chaves county officers warn to look for a Ford V-8 two door sedan stolen in Carlsbad last night. The vehicle carries New Mexco license tax number 5925 and is described as a 1950s era car. Police request immediate reports of sightings.
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Chaves County
Carlsbad
State Supreme Court Takes Up Two School Cases
The New Mexico Supreme Court has under advisement two school cases from Judge Luis E Armijo. One is a warranto proceeding by Mrs. Lee L Abercrombie and the other concerns the Guadelupe Santa Rosa school system. The actions involve disputes over school governance and authority. The cases originate from Santa Fe and reference broader state school governance questions.
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State Supreme Court
San Ita Fe
Luis E. Armijo
Lee L. Abercrombie
J. D. Hanna
Guidalupe
Crow Drug Store Robbed Last Night
The Crow Drug Store at First and Main was broken into and robbed of about five dollars in cigarettes and cigars. Thieves entered through a windcaw in back, cut panes from two rear doors, and released a bolt and padlock to gain access, entering via a restroom. No traces were found.
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Crow Drug Store
First
Main Streets
Prairie chickens due for big crop in drought year
Santa Fe reports J. Stokely Ligon of the game department predicts a large prairie chicken crop. Lack of rain and hail and the removal of kangaroo rats reduce nest destruction, while the biological survey used poison grain to curb rodents.
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Santa Fe
J. Stokely Ligon
Game Department
Claude Sikes Dies Suddenly in Carlsbad
Claude C. Sikes, 42, a prominent insurance man and longtime Carlsbad resident, died suddenly today after several weeks of illness. He is survived by his widow and two sisters. Funeral services will be held here tomorrow.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Claude C. Sikes
Siles
Baseball Scores from American League Games
In a 9 inning tally New York beat Boston 9 to 8 with heavy offense and relief pitching. Batteries were Allen Van Atta and Dickey for New York and H Johnson Ferrell Gooch for Boston. Cleveland at Detroit postponed due to rain and cold conditions.
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Boston
Allen
van Atta
Dickey
H. Johnson
Ferrell
Gooch
Cleveland
Detroit
Batteries and line scores from multiple baseball games
In the only games listed RH Boston and RH Brooklyn faced New York Philadelphia and Pittsburgh respectively, with innings tallies and final scores. Batters fallenstein weiland hogan Fitzsimmons and others - while Thurston Lopez Hansen Collins Pickerell Davis appear for the opposing sides.
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New York
Fallenstein
Zachary
Weiland
Hogan
Fitzsimmons, Spencer, Bell and Mancuso
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Thurston and Lopez
Hansen, Collins, Pickerell
Davis
All American Men Named in Regional Roster
A roster lists Lazzeri from New York Amn Chapman from New York Amn Demaree from Chicago Nat McManus from Boston Amn R Johnson from Boston Amn.
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Lazzeri
Chapman
Demaree
Chicago
Nat. McManus
Boston
R. Johnson
Eight Hour Law Case Set for Next Week Argument
The test case from W. F. Shelton challenging the new eight hour law will be argued before Judge Numa C. Frenger in Ramagordo New Mexico sometime next week.
Mitchell Income Tax Evasion Trial Ends for Day
In New York on June 15, prosecutors and defense rested in the Charlie E. Mitchell income tax evasion trial. The court adjourned until Monday with arguments concluded for the day.
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New York
Charlies E. Mitchell
Stabilization of dollar and pound seen at world conference
London reports British financial quarters believe stabilization of the dollar and pound for the world economic conference is virtually accomplished as the dollar hovers around 4.05 to the pound. Rumors suggested 4.95 as the starting stabilization point.
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London
Highway meeting at Santa Fe today discussion of pleas continues
At Santa Fe the state highway commission heard pleas from county delegations from Harding Colfax Union and Chaves as it awaited word from Washington on possible federal road funds. The commissioners remained in the dark about amounts distribution and timing, noting they only knew what had appeared in the papers.
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Santa FE
State Highway Commission
Washington
Harding
State motor patrol exams wrap in Santa Fe next week
Examinations for the state motor patrol will be concluded in Santa Fe next week, with AP reporting that the testing process moves toward final results. The article notes ongoing assessments and the forthcoming completion of the sessions in the New Mexico capital.
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Santa Fe
State Motor Patrol
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