Aker Holds Tax Law Violates Constitution
Albuquerque reports that Judge H A Kiker granted a permanent injunction restraining the county treasurer from enforcing the delinquent tax collection law. J A Salazar argued Senate bill 144 unconstitutional for due process violations. case may go to the state Supreme Court. In Las Vegas Judge Luis ArnWijo upheld the secretary of state proclamation approving referendum petitions on Benat bill 144 and issued an injunction stopping San Miguel County from further compliance with the delinquent tax law as 11 counties began selling back-tax property.
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N. M
H. A. Kiker
Taos County
Kiker
J. A. Salazar
Supreme Court
San Miguel Sales
Las Vegas
N.M
Secretary of State
Benat
Luis E. ArnWijo
Jose Rivera
San Miguel County
C. W. G. Ward
Glass and Cutting clash over veteran record dispute
Garter Glass in a Senate exchange defended his long effort to uncover a veterans record while accusing political foes of falsehoods. He praised Cutting as a trusted colleague and denied altering the record, stating he acted on conscience for veterans. Cutting replied he would not feud, maintaining mutual respect.
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Glass
Cutting
Interior
Senate
Joab
Abner
New Mexico
Virginia
Congressional Record
Federal Treasury
Roswell Pageant Aids State Highway Talks With Roswell Leaders
Roswell leaders Malone and Simpson returned from Santa Fe where they discussed New Mexico highway projects under a 400 million federal program. They seek surfacing and new construction from Mescalero to Caprock, plus Roswell eastward projects, with decisions pending state allocation.
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Ross L. Malcme
Claude Simpson
Roswell
New Mexico
Mr. Simpson
State Highway Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
Tme
Simpson
Malone
Mr. Malone
Mescalero Reservation
Picacho Hill
Hondo
Border Hill
Caprock
State Agency Denies Zeveld Truck Line Extension
The New Mexico Corporation Commission denied extending Zeveld Truck Line from Carlsbad to Artesia. Chairman J D Lamb cited lack of demonstrated necessity since the territory was already fully served.
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Santa Fe
State Corporation Commission Today
Carlsbad
Artesia
J. D. Lamb
Wool markets go stronger for week across regions
Boston reports Wool markets strengthen for the week with an estimated turnover of 10 to 15 million pounds. Prices rise about two cents a pound on territory wools on a clean basis. Manufacturing outlook is sound with mills purchasing heavy cloth commitments. Western markets clear as prices hold, and foreign markets rise in Europe and the primary markets. Mohair remains very strong with some houses seeking more money for holdings.
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Europe
Robbery at Valencia county vault yields 8367 in cash
Los Lunas New Mexico June 16 AP Officers chase robbers who hit the Valencia county treasurer’s vault retrieving 8367 in cash. Four suspects were held then released while fingerprint checks matched treasurer Theodore M. Otero and assistant A Romero. a third unidentified print set remains. A check by Juan N. Vigil revealed the loss.
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Los Lunas
N. M
Valencia County
Theodore M. Otero
A. Romero
Juan N. Vigil
Four Counties Send Tax Money To Santa Fe
Four counties reported remittances of current taxes up to June 12, with high collection rates. Corfax 89.40 percent, Hidalso 89.47, Mora 79.98, Sierra 82.92. Other counties show lower rates, Santa Fe 72.27, Curry 72.11, Guadalupe 85.51, McKinley 84.0. Officials express doubt about meeting June salaries amid SB241 relief and a $2.357 million budget deficit. cash from four counties pending.
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R. L Ormstee
Corfax
Hidalso
Mora
Sierra
Ormsbee
Ormbee
Capitol
Clinton P. Anderson
Guadalupe
McKinley
Curry
Flood waters wash through Kelso homes in dike break
Kelso Washington June 16 A thousand homeless faced flood waters several feet deep sweeping through South Kelso as a 150 foot break in a Coweeman river dike allowed water to creep toward the business district. Property loss runs into thousands with no known deaths.
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Kelso
Wash
South Kelso
Coweeman River
Roosevelt Signs Bank and Industry Bills Amid Protests
President Roosevelt inked the bank bill after protests, enabling six month insured deposits, divestment of security affiliates from banks, and state wide branch banking where allowed. Senator Carter Glass lauded the measure while minutes later the president also signed an industrial and railroad package drafting a federal coordinator to steer carriers through reorganization. Other signing list included a 3.6 billion appropriation for public buildings naval construction and veterans payments, plus the farm credit consolidation and miscellaneous fiscal measures.
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Carter Glass
Virginia
Secon
Independent Offices
Congress adjourns early under lame duck amendment
The 20th amendment changes the congressional calendar as both houses begin a six month vacation until January 3. The Senate failed to pass relief for municipalities and blocked the presidents embargo power, while the house dies on the dying session of the term.
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Senate
Washington
Congress
Capitol
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