Redswell Daily Record staff and publication details
The Redswell Daily Record lists staff positions including Society Editor L. Scarkritt and City Editor L. Wilkins, plus advertising manager and editors. It notes publication every evening except Seamday by Record Publishing Company and includes subscription rates and printing entry details from 1903.
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Society
CE T. Beak
L. Scarkritt
Lion ‘Wilkins Ican Advertising Mgr
Search for missing Illinois travelers continues near San Antonio New Mexico
The governor-led hunt for four missing Illinois residents continues near the village of San Antonio along the Rio Grande south of Socorro New Mexico. Officials stress the search will persist until traces are found or no further clues remain and remind readers New Mexico is generally safe for travelers despite public concern.
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Illinois
New Mexico
San Antonio
Socorro
Rio Grande
Veto Hints At President Veto Of Holding Company Bill
Washington June 25 AP A presidential veto of the utility holding company bill is forecast by some lawmakers unless administration leaders win a House floor fight to restore the death sentence for such firms the government calls unnecessary Debate opens tomorrow after Rules Committee decides four or eight hours of discussion A late afternoon meeting was planned Private surveys show a majority oppose mandatory abolition by 1942 as requested by President Roosevelt Administration hopes hinge on later House Senate conferences
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Riots Erupt in Edinburgh After Catholic Mass
Seven men were fined or jailed after a breach of the peace tied to religious riots in Edinburgh. About 3,000 Protestants gathered near Waverly Market while Catholics held a eucharistic congress. Bottles and stones were hurled at Catholics, priests, and vehicles amid cries of Down with the Pope as mounted police restored order.
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Scotland
Waverly Market
Deaths Last Night by The Associated Press
Montreal John McMillan 69 former general manager of Canadian Pacific Railway Communications. Herkimer Joseph Hammond Slater 68 manager of pulp factories in Michigan active in forming the code of the paper industry. Marquette Paul Joseph Nussbaum 83 bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Sault Ste. Marie and Marquette in Upper Michigan. Port Huron Alfred P. Chambers 85 sailed the Great Lakes for about 70 years. Rapid City Major Philip Martindale 54 retired army officer in Rapid City for the proposed falcon flight to the stratosphere.
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Montreal
John McMillan
Canadian Pacific Railway Communications
Herkimer
Joseph Hammond Slater
Pwlp
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Code
Marquette
Mich
Paul Joseph Nussbeim
Sault Ste. Marie
Upper Michigan
Port Huron
Alfred P. Chambers
New Mexico Maps Out Tax Tightening Plans
In Santa Fe the government reorganizes revenue under a new head of the revenue department and tightens liquor enforcement. John J. Bingaman leads tax matters with plans to raise millions via ports of entry and higher excise, while a sales tax hike and a $2,500 homestead exemption loom. Officials discuss impact on prices, taxation, and state services.
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John J. Bingaman
Grant County
John J. Connally
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Texico
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Raton
Lordsburg
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Gallup
Ben Luchini
House Democrats Rally Against New Tax Plan
Washington June 25 AP House ways and means committee Democrats threaten to derail the wealth distribution tax program agreed by Roosevelt and leaders. Speaker Burns meets in secret with Democrats urging extension of nuisance taxes 30 to 90 days to let the Senate draft schedules. If not extended by June 30 the government could lose over 1.5 million dollars daily. Some committee members oppose any extension despite revenue pressure.
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House Committee
Drive on Vice and Crime in New York
New York June 25 AP Governor Herbert Lehman leads a planned anti vice and crime drive in New York City. He urges District Attorney William C. Dodge to back a special prosecutor and special grand jury with an extraordinary session of the New York County Supreme Court.
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New York
Herbert O. Lehman
William C. Dodge
March Grand Jury
Dodge
Supreme Court
New York County
Quota Clubs Meet in Colorado Springs Tomorrow
Delegates from 100 clubs across the nation arrive in Colorado Springs for the 16th annual Quota International convention. The organization counts 3000 women members in the United States, Canada, and Australia. The event opens tomorrow with plans for meetings and activities.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Quota Club International, Inc
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Canada
Australia
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Night reception marks first business meeting for club
Since 1925 the organization has promoted girls service work with recreation centers in distant areas and loan funds for high achieving female students pursuing business or professional careers. The sale of wool yesterday drew about 40 growers and bidders as 200,000 pounds remain stored locally as part of the 1935 crop.
75,000 Pounds Wool Sold at Artesia on Monday
Artesia New Mexico January 25 AP a sale of 75 000 pounds of wool drew prices from 16 to 18 3 4 cents per pound Buyers and sellers were reported satisfied with market conditions at the shipment point in Artesia Mississippi Mill and wool trade observers noted the brisk activity reflecting steady demand in the region
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Artesia
N. M
Jeane
City sewer tax due before June 26 in Roswell
City of Roswell urges taxpayers to pay sewer tax by June 26. Notice signed by J. H. Decker, City Clerk, Adv. 114til.
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Roswell
J. H. Decker
Falcons Electric Service Ad for Radio Repairs
An advertisement for Falcons Electric Service offers first aid station for crippled radios with ambulance call 289 or no fix no pay. The 25 years experience claim and free assessment accompany the address 125 West Second Street in a period print style.
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Falcons Electric Service
West Second Street
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