Rioting Convicts Subdued In Kansas Prison Mine
A 21 hour mutiny at the Kansas State Prison coal mine ended with 348 convicts subdued by officers and guards led by Warren Lacey Simpson. Evacuation of the 700-foot level took 35 minutes, with no injuries to guards or prisoners. The rioters demanded better food, the firing of prison physician Dr. David F. Parker, and immunity. Simpson will investigate ring leaders. two weeks to repair mine damage.
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Associated Press
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Kas
Warren Lacey Simpson
Theansas State Prison
T. W. Woodward
Prison Board of Administration
David F. Parker
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Urschel
Harvey Bailey
Mutiny Ends in Kansas State Prison Mine
Warden Lacey Simpson recounts the 21 hour mutiny of 348 convicts at the Kansas State Prison coal mine. He says no guards convicts or mules were injured and officials refused miners demands for better food removal of the prison physician and immunity from punishment. The story is told to the Associated Press from Lansing Kansas.
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Lacey Simpson
Kansas State Prison
Senate passes social security bill reforms 76 to 6
The Senate approved the administration's social security bill by 76 to 6, exempting private pension systems and ending treasury annuity sales. Amendments included relaxing two year state matching for federal old age grants, while a proposal to guarantee $20 monthly for the needy aged without much state support failed. The measure proceeds to conference with the House for amendments.
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Rdel
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R-Vi
Virginia
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Roosevelt
Good Will Trip to Sea County Most Successful
A Roswell-led goodwill tour to Tatum Lovington and Hobbs drew 46 residents plus 66 Roswell school band members. The trip showcased strong cross county friendship with the Lea County neighbors and the band received enthusiastic receptions in all three towns.
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Sea County
Claude Simpson
Roswell
Lea County
Perry To Attend Roswell Masonic Celebration
Albuquerque leaders Reuben Perry and Alpheus Keen accept invitations to a Roswell Lodge No. 18 anniversary banquet marking 46 years since founding and 25 years since temple dedication. Principal address by John W. Hall with welcomes by John McClure and Nathan Jaffa. music by local performers. Masons only event.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
John McClure
Roswell Lodge
Nathan Jaffa
New Mexico Grand Lodge
Lloyd Johnson
Manuel Oracion
Harry Andrew
Lee Hendricks
Baseball Scores From Today's Doubleheader In Chicago
First game saw Chicago beat Boston 17 to 2 with Kneke O'Dea and Hogan among the batteries. Second game Chicago won 3 to 0 as W Lee Hartnett Betts and Hogan starred. Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York and St Louis Philadelphia games postponed by rain.
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Newspapermen Meet Two Days at Hot Springs
Hot Springs June 19 AP R H Goleman publisher Sierra County Advocate and New Mexico Press Association arrangements chair announced revised two day program for state publishers convention. Thursday night registration reception at Vera Hotel with El Paso Tipica band. Friday events include officers meeting at High School convention HQ and welcome address by R H Coleman with response by E H Shaffer.
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R. H. Goleman
Sierra County Advocate
New Mexico Press Association
Hereriday
Vera Hotel
el Paso Tipica
Karl Kilby
Raton Range
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N. M
R. H. Coleman
E. H. Shaffer
Albu
Hauptmann Tomorrow Starts Fight for Life
Bruno Richard Hauptmann will begin another life appeal tomorrow in Treton New Jersey as defense lawyers seek to add testimony to argue constitutional rights violations. The move aims to persuade New Jersey's highest court with a decision expected in September or October.
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Treton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Lindbergh
Loans Totaling 130 722 in County Farm Credit Aid
Farm Credit Administration loans totaling 130 722 have been issued to Chaves county farmers and stockmen this year. W. E. Wheeler, in charge, cited 120 crop loans totaling 20 950 and 183 livestock loans totaling 109 772, with the loan period ending last Saturday.
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Farm Credit Administration
Chaves County
W. E. Wheeler
Federal expenditures exceed seven billion in peacetime mark
Washington June 19 AP Federal expenditures since last July 1 passed the 7 billion mark a peacetime high total expenditures through June 17 reached 7 900 667 641 compared with 6 729 318 049 a year ago the Roosevelt budget anticipated 8 581 69 026 in the year ending June 30 1935 but the total will not reach that figure.
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Roosevelt
Philadelphia Chicago Postponed By Rain In Exhibition Play
Rain pushed back the Philadelphia and Chicago game while Boston, St. Louis, and New York produced varied scoring lines. Batteries were led by Ferrell, Walkup, Hemsley for the visitors and Gomez, Dickey, Crowder, Hayworth for New York, with Tamulis, Dickey, Bridges, Cochrane also contributing in separate innings.
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Fox and Tigers Face Yankees and Browns Lineups
In baseball news the Tigers lineup features Gehrig and Walker while Solters and Coleman join the Browns. Averill represents Cleveland and Crosetti anchors the Yankees as rosters shape for upcoming clashes.
Plans for Children's Hospital Hot Springs Move Forward
Santa Fe June 19 AP Plans for the crippled children's hospital at Hot Springs will be taken there Friday by Gov Clyde Tingley for study by residents backing the project Tentative sites have been selected and an effort will be made to push the hospital as a government project.
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Crippled Children’s Hospital
Hot Springs
Clyde Tingley
Governor Grants 90 Day Reprieve for Coyle
Santa Fe June 19 AP Gov Clyde Tingley issued a 90 day reprieve for Ray Coyle condemned to die in the electric chair for the killing of Albuquerque fruit merchant Kassim McKarm. The stay was granted to allow further case study after a failed Supreme Court appeal. A hearing was held by the Governor with the condemned man’s attorneys and mother.
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Clyde Tingley
Ray Coyle
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Kassim McKarm
Albuquerque
Supreme Court
Drunk Driving Sentence Sealed At Thirty Days
D Cowles who had previously pled guilty to driving while intoxicated was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge James B McGhee this morning.
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D. €. Cowles
James B. McGhee
Spring floods subside after deadly nationwide disaster
Officials tally unofficial death toll over 175 across 11 states led by Nebraska with 106 lives lost. Nebraska reports 67 bodies recovered, 39 listed dead. Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico total 29. Texas and Oklahoma 18 each. Property damage runs into millions, with Nebraska 14 million and Texas 4.5 million among others. Farmers faced losses and some planted two crops, awaiting sun.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Illinois
South Carolina
New England
Minnesota
Midwest
Hall Leads Layton In Billiards Championship Match
Allen Hall of Chicago widened his lead over defending champion Johnny Layton of Sedalia in the world three cushion billiards 200 point match at Omaha. Hall won the second 50 block 60 to 57 in 63 innings and holds a 15 point edge at 120 to 105 after 132 innings. the third block is scheduled tonight.
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Omaha
Nebr
Allen Hall
Chicago
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Hall
Layton
Sure fire speaker at state bar meeting in Santa Fe
The State Bar Association delegates in Santa Fe will hear one of the nation's most interesting after dinner speakers. Quincy D. Adams said he received a wire from H T Harrison of Little Rock Arkansas accepting the invitation. Attendees of Milwaukee national convention last year praised Harrison as superior to Will Rogers.
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State Bar Association
Quincy D. Adams
H. T. Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Milwaukee
Harrison
Will Rogers
Finance Board May Not Meet Thursday
Santa Fe June 19 AP In the absence of J O Seth from Santa Fe it was considered doubtful that the state board of finance would meet Thursday afternoon as planned Seth is trying a case out of town and probably won't be back by Thursday afternoon
Are The Tramps Getting Ritzy
A Roswell house reports a young hitchhiker or tramp, about 17 or 18, who rode a freight to Roswell from Clevis. He ate, brushed his teeth at a hydrant, and was given old socks by the woman. He returned later to retrieve a needle and socks he had darned, prompting the woman to remark she had never fed such a tramp before.
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Bothie
Jenn
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