New Mexico Focus on Nepotism and Public Reform
Governor Clyde Tingley pushes a probe into nepotism in New Mexico, urging a break from family employment in state service. The piece notes deep-rooted patterns, past failed bills, and potential for broader public-sphere reform, while touching on token money, federal loans, and local civic notes. It highlights Masons in Roswell, the New Mexico Press Association at Hot Springs, and recruitment for Fort Bliss as related items in the state’s evolving public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Congress
Tingley
New Mexico Politicians Mull Oleo Tax Withdrawal
Cherries Beall, chair of the state tax commission, scraps the oleo margarine tax as unworkable financially and constitutionally. Uncle Green Ussery of Carlsbad laments aging pioneers and the fading of old-time outdoors figures as life moves on.
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New Mexico
Seth
Cherries Beall
State Tax Commission
Green” Ussery
Carlsbad
Roswell Daily Record publication details and staff
The Roswell Daily Record lists its publishing company Secord Publishing, offices and editors including E Mason and Ron Wilkins, with advertising, subscription rates, and carrier delivery terms. It notes date of entry May 19, 1903 and that it is a Second Class Mail Matter under federal law, with Associated Press and New Mexico Newspaper Association affiliations.
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Seer
Roswell
Mexico
of Congress
New Mexico printers discuss tax and NRA code in Hot Springs
Friday, June 21, 1935, printers from New Mexico gather in Hot Springs to debate the state sales tax on national advertising and the late NRA code, amid rumors codes have been set aside. The Roswell situation mirrors national trends. A West Virginia rival, Rush Holt, turns 30 yesterday and begins a Senate qualification delay, prompting questions about eligibility for a six year term.
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Roswell
Rush Holt
West Virginia
United States
Senate
Holt
Share the Wealth debate splits Roosevelt allies
President Roosevelt faces strong GOP resistance to his share the wealth plan as the senate finance committee rejects adding it to the nuisance tax extension due June 20. The piece notes officials oppose the proposal and argues taxes must be paid by those who can, while detailing grazing act acreage limits and a governor's effort to locate four missing Illinois people last seen in Vaughn New Mexico.
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Roosevelt
Huey Long
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Public Lands Comittee
Washington
Illinois
New Mexico
Vaughn
Advertising New Mexico Roads Put Tourist Trade at Risk
The Portales News notes New Mexico highways threaten tourist travel. A recent Albuquerque trip showed roads rough enough to ruin tires, with two casings damaged by spikes. The piece recalls earlier nail picker boasts and questions current road conditions for drivers.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Portales _ News
Meat Ad Promises Quick Car Sale Tips
The note touts selling a car with a blunt sales line about results and brings up an example about meat. It appears as a fragmented ad style line from ORD USER CAR ADS B BRING RESULTS.
Secret Marriage Plot Unfolds in Divine Case
Dinah and Jerry scheme as Dinah pressures Jack and José to escort Mrs Divine home while a publicized claim of a secret marriage looms. Fiske worries about debt as Chanel joins to guard funds, and Mrs Cotter objects to the disruptive plan amid a tense finale with Chavel.
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Dinah
Jerry
Fiske
Mrs. Divine
Cotter
Jack
José
Jack Tiske
West Forties
Philip Divine
Jane
F. X. Lacy
Chanel
Young Fiske
Chavel
Mr. Fiske
Mrs. Cotter
Elisabeth Lanxay
Dinah Allen
Jane A
Manhattan
Jane's
Binah
Jame
Beth
Jan Pees
Binak
Stroeg
Arco
Brest
Seay
Emery
Philip
Teeime
Broadway
Pinay
Jack Pixhe
Jee
Philip Etwine
Jane Geen
Jacek
Pinah
Dimabh
Pierre Baren
Dirang
Orosses
Zaren
Ptusi
Divime
Dane
Dine
Diwime
Irs
Boroni
Dtring
Livine
José Chaves
Unknown Woman Synopsis Amid Manhattan Scandals
Dinah Allen and Jane reunite in a tangled Manhattan affair filled with jealous lovers mistaken identities and a string of seductions. As secrets surface from theater life, Jane confronts past marriages while Dinah negotiates danger and devotion amid blackmail and mounting tensions.
Record Want Ads Bring Results
Local want ads yielded results as readers found buyers and sellers through brief listings. Classified notices connected job seekers, secondhand goods, and services with interested parties, reflecting active exchanges in the community marketplace.
No More Ten Cent Whiskey In Santa Fe Retailers Say
Santa Fe retailers announce a new liquor law effective July 1 banning ten cent two drink whiskey. Dealers previously bought from Denver and affixed stamps locally but must now source through New Mexico wholesalers licensed to apply state stamps.
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Santa Fe
Denver
New Mexico
Dealers Close Door on Cheap Whiskey
Dealers here said the move will close the door to cheap whiskey, signaling tighter access and higher prices for everyday drinkers.
Plea entered in Hot Springs murder case
Marcelina Iacero pleaded guilty to murder charges at a preliminary hearing in Hot Springs New Mexico. He was bound over to await district court action after the fatal shooting of his wife near Placitas. Mrs. Tomie Lucero died from injuries at a local hospital.
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Hot Springs
N. M
Marcelina Iacero
Tomie Lucero
Monticello Canyon
Placitas
Car ad urges buyers with bold sales pitch
A compact classified item promotes used cars with a direct sales emphasis. The note highlights persuasive language to attract buyers, urging consideration of the dealership’s offerings and implying strong market demand. The fragment suggests a sales-driven, media-like prompt for quick results.
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Ben Luchini
State Department of Revenue
Ickes
Red Bluff
Jack Garner
Texas
The
Elephant Butte
Rio Grande
Las Palomas
Florida
America
Fort Bliss
J. O. Seth
Andy Hockenhull
Federal Land Bank
Wichita
Rosweil Daily Record
Go Egy
Sunda Secord Publishing Company
Hon
Society
E. Mason
Alee
Ee T
Ee City
Ron Wilkins
Advertising
Mer
Associated Press
New Mexico Newspaper Association
Vertising
Awell
Jerron
Cardal
Retta McDonald
Stearns
Cardui
Tulia
Clardy’s Products
Clardy’s Butter
WELCH
Gross’ Cash Grocery
North Main
NS Hotel
Veit Ete
USA
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