New Mexico Plans 7.5 to 8 Million Highway Program
Governor outlines July oiling and grading projects across 100 miles, including Colmar Wagon Mound and routes near Hot Springs Caballo and San Antonio. Allocations total seven and a half to eight million dollars from public works, forests, and released federal aid. Wage rules favor ex service and families. debentures deemed unnecessary to start work.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Arthur Seligman
State Highway Department
Colmar-Wagon Mound
Camino Real
Hot Springs
Caballo
San Antonio
Elephant Bute Lake
Samson declines comment on 15 percent rate cut letter
H. E. Samson, manager of The Southwestern Public Service Company, says he has received a letter from May or H. F. Smyris requesting a fifteen percent electric rate reduction by July first. He offers no comment, wanting time to consider the matter. The full letter is printed in another story in The Record.
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H. E. Samson
Southwestern Public Service Company
H. F. Smyris
Public Service Company
Roswell
Samson
Water Committee
City of
Bratton to Assume Judiciary Post in New Mexico
Albuquerque dispatch reports United States Senator Sam Bratton will resign from the Senate to become judge of the tenth federal circuit court of appeals. He will take the oath this afternoon in Santa Fe, after notifying Gov. Arthur Seligman. Bratton’s career includes earlier resignations to accept higher offices, and his move leaves New Mexico without a senator until a successor is named.
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Albuquerque
N. M
United States
Sam Bratton
Tenth Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Bratton
Senate
Arthur Seligman
Santa Fe
Colin Neblett
Congress
Whch
Clovis
State Supreme Court
New Mexico
Seligman
Dennis Chavez
Ed Swope
Veteran council to host senator on veterans bill tale
In Albuquerque the all veterans council greets Sen. Bronson next Thursday night to explain veterans legislation passed by Congress in a special session. He will be principal speaker at a gathering likely at the national guard armory.
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Bronson Cutting
All-Veterans Council
Congress
National Guard
No Piatt 15 Now On State Payroll
Santa Fe June 24 A state payroll rumors deny Piatt family ties. Auditor Arsenio Velarde claims four Piatt relations were involved. Bernice Pitt, secretary of the state board of finance, resigns though not yet accepted amid office tensions with Velarde’s brother. Gilbert Pratt not employed in land office since Hinkle left. Charles Piatt quit 1831. Malcolm Piatt reportedly only temp at child welfare bureau during rush EM funds handling.
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Piatt
Capitol
Arsenio Velerde
Bernice Pitt
State Board of Finance
Fred Velarde
Gilberta Pratt
Hinkle
Frank Vesely
Charles Piatt
State Engineer’s Office
Malcolm Piatt
Child Welfare Bureau
Railroads set reduced rates for drought districts
Washington AP June 24. Santa Fe Railway will cut freight charges for livestock and feed into drought regions across Texas Oklahoma Kansas Colorado and New Mexico. Rock Island and Burlington lines join in the plan, which halves hay rates and cuts other feed and livestock charges by about one third. A joint agreement is needed and a Chicago meeting Monday is expected to finalize the plan.
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Jones
D-Tex
S. T. Bledsoe
Santa Fe Railway
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Bledsoe
Chicago
Indian Council to Be Independent of Control
Albuquerque June 24 The all Pueblo council of Indian Pueblos in New Mexico should remain independent of official control Indian commissioner John Collier advised Pueblo officials He said he would attend a summer meeting but not place the council under the United States Pueblo Council or the interior department He also said the special reforestation work on southwestern reservations has no army implications and that some Indians feared enrolment in the army.
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Albuquerque
N. M
all-Pueblo Council
New Mexico
John Collier
United States Pueblo Council
Indian Bureau
Department of Interior
Collier
Road Building on Huge Scale Starts in July
Washington reports a massive highway program will begin July 1 as part of Roosevelt’s re employment and recovery plan. States receive 409 million dollars via the public works board with 30 hour weeks and convict labor allowed. Projects spread nationwide with machinery limited to hand work on site.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Public Works Board
EU P Farmers Approve Cotton Reduction Plan
Sixty cotton growers from East Ground Plains met at the school house last night and nearly unanimously backed the Government acreage reduction plan. They expressed willingness to sign contracts as soon as the blanks arrive, with county agent J R Thomas and others explaining the plan after a Las Cruces conference this week.
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East Ground Plains
J. R. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Fred Nelsson
H. L. Gifford
Las Cruces
Thomas
Disabled American Veterans May Skip Cash Bonus Demand
In Cincinnati on June 24 AP dispatch reports that the Disabled American Veterans may not seek a cash payment at their 1933 convention. National Adjutant Vivian D. Corbly said the group would not press for cash this year, a first in its history, while opposing the administration’s push to trim veterans disability funding.
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Cincinnati
Vivian D. Corbly
Corbly
Intercity golf matches set for Roswell Country Club
Golf teams from Clovis Carlsbad Artesia and Roswell travel to Roswell Country Club tomorrow. About twenty from Clovis and Carlsbad and ten from Artesia expected, plus ten Carlsband and six to eight Clovis ladies. Foursomes format with one player from each town. points awarded per nine and final eighteen.
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Carisbad
Artesa
Rosweil
Roswell Country Club
Heiress Weds Georgian Prince in Paris Salon Ceremony
Miss Hutton, heiress of a five and ten cent fortune, wed Prince Alexis M'Divani in a two minute civil ceremony at Paris city hall. About fifty relatives attended. a Russian Orthodox church ceremony is planned. Prince Alexis brothers Serge and David attended. their wives have filed suits in the United States.
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Woolworth Hutton
Paris
Alexis M’divani
Ding
Serge
David
Alexis
Wioes
United States
MecCormick
Miss Murray
Miss Hutton
Priice Alexis M’divani
Texas Pacific railroad seeks abandonment of Lovington Hobbs service
The New Mexico State Corporation Commission will hold a joint hearing with the Texas Railroad Commission in Paso on July 7 to consider the Texas and Pacific railroad's request to abandon its services to Lovington and Hobbs Santa Fe June 24 AP report says.
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Santa Fe
Texas Railroad Commission
Paso
New Mexico State Corporation Commission
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Lovington and
Hobbs
Two Arrested for Santa Fe Robbery
Santa Fe June 24 AP R E Burrus and J W Dunaway were arrested by Sheriff Jesus M Baca and Undersheriff Fo oy Beredinelli on charges of breaking into the Lafayette Inn with intent to commit larceny. Burrus faces a $30,000 bond as he appeals a voluntary manslaughter conviction for the slaying of Santa Fe Police Chief Apolonio Pino. Dunaway testified in Burrus defense. Burrus allegedly said stolen articles were taken due to unpaid inn rent.
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Santa Fe
R. E. Burrus
J. W. Dunaway
Jesus M. Baca
Fo Oy Beredinelli
Lafayette Inn
Burrus
Supreme Court
Apolonio Pino
Doanaway
State Bar selects Albuquerque for Aug convention
The State Bar executive committee chose Albuquerque as the site for the state convention on August 22. Judge Milton J. Helmick was asked to serve as program chairman. Attending the committee meeting were Hiram Dow Roswell president Alvan N. White Silver City Col Jose D. Sena Santa Fe Charles H. Fowler Socorro and M. C. Mechem Albuquerque.
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N. M
The
State Bar Association
Milton J. Helmick
Hiram Dow
Roswell
Bar Association
Alvan N. White
Silver City
Col
Jose D. Sena
Santa Fe
Charles H. Fowler
Socorro
M. C. Mechem
Chavez and Cleary Seek Parole in Lottery Case
AP reports Pete Chavez and Jack Cleary, inmates at Leavenworth federal prison, have applied for parole after four months of a two year sentence for involvement in the Saratoga Sweepstakes lottery case.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Pete Chavez
Jack Cleary
Leavenworth Federal
Saratoga
Woman survivor of Lake Michigan plane crash identified
Mrs Charles Rennie Jr 27 clung 34 hours to a raft after a plane crashed into Lake Michigan She told of watching her husband Charles Rennie Jr 29 Traverse City pilot James Gillette 28 Traverse City and Peter Keller 24 Frankfort Mich die as cold water numbed them She was rescued by Ann Arbor Car Ferry No 7 at 8 pm Friday and brought to Frankfort exhausted and near hysteria
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Frankfort
Mich
Charles Rennie Jr
Lake Michigan
Ann Arbor
Charles Rennie, Jr
Traverse City
James Gillette
Peter Keller
Robbery at Kenna Post Office Stolen Cash and Gasoline
The Kenna New Mexico post office was broken into between three and three thirty this morning. The safe was hammered open and $70 in currency and $12 in stamps stolen along with nine gallons of gasoline from Price Crume's filling station. Three sheets of 3 cent stamps and coins were taken. Thieves were heard but not seen. Chaves county officers alerted.
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Kenna
N. M
Price Crume
Chaves County
Baseball scores from today with multiple NL games
National League totals show Cincinnati and Chicago routed, while St Louis Philadelphia and Boston Detroit ties noted. Battery listings name Derringer Grimes Hemsley Parmelee Man cuso Swift Finney Thurston Heimach Ryan Lopez Warneke Campbell Betts Frankhouse Spohrer etc.
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New York
Derringer
Grimes
Hemsley
Parmelee
Man
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Swift
Finney
Thurston
Heimach
Ryan
Lopez
Chicago
Boston
Warneke
Campbell
Betts, Frankhouse and
Spohrer
Baseball Team Rosters and Player Listings Across Leagues
A compact roster listing shows players from multiple teams including Chicago Nat Vaughan Pittsburgh Hiornsby Chicago Nat Bottomey Cincinnati Comorosky Pittsburgh Cuccinello Brooklyn Bruege Washington Hiomer Detroit Schulmerick Phila Nat Simmons Chicago Am Walker NY Am Dickey NY Am Stone Detroit.
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Demaree
Chicago
Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Hiornsby
Bottomey
Cincinnati
Comorosky
Cuccinello
Brooklyn
Bruege
Washington
Hiomer
Detroit
Schulmerick
Phila
Nat
Simmons
Walker
Dickey
Stone
Pirates romp past Dodgers in 15 to 3 rout
Pittsburgh Pirates exploded for 21 hits and 15 runs to defeat the Brooklyn Dodgers 15 to 3. The surge included eleven runs in the seventh and eight in the eighth inning, as the Pirates overwhelmed their opponents.
War Glory Wins Dwyer Stakes Repeating 1920 Victory
New York June 24 Samuel Riddle's War Glory repeated the 1920 victory of his sire Man O' War by winning the sixteenth Dwyer Stakes over one and one half miles at Aqueduct. Jovius ran second and Kerry Pateh finished third among six starters.
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New York
Samuel Riddle
Aqueduct
William Woodward
Jovius
Lee Rosenberg
Kerry Pateh
Weather Forecast for Roswell and Pecos Valley
Unsettled tonight and Sunday with likely thundershowers in the northwest portion. New Mexico also unsettled tonight and Sunday, cooler conditions in the west central area tonight.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
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