Roosevelt faces Augest decision on La Follette and Cutting
Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt will decide before late August whether to back Republican Progressives Robert M. La Follette Jr. and Bronson Cutting. Democrats fear misalignment with Roosevelt on these fall reelection bids in Wisconsin and New Mexico while supporting California’s Senator Johnson.
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Washinton
Roosevelt
Robert M. la Follette
Bronson Cutting
Wisconsin
New Mexico
Hiram Johnson
California
Green Bay
la Follette
Cutting
Johnson
Supreme Court
Henry P. Fletcher
New Repulican National
Jackson
Michigan
Robinson
Arkansas
Congress
Local officers join manhunt for jailbreak suspects
Deputy sheriffs Sam McCue and Homer Dunagan and state motor cycle patrolman Carlos G. Salas left Roswel at about nine oclock last night for Alamogordo to join the posse searching the Sacramento mountains for Ed Perchmouth Stanton and the three others who broke jail with him at Lubbock Sunday morning.
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Sam McCue
Homer Dunagan
Carlos G. Salas
Roswel
Alamogordo
Sacramento Mountains
Ed “Perchmouth” Stanton
Lubbock
N. M
Ed “Perchmouth
Stanton
Texas
New Mexico
John Wright
Weed
Staunton
Duncan
Wright
Tex
Aspermont
Big Springs
Clovis
Texas Panhandle
Sacramento Mountain
Swisher County
J. T. Moseley
Roy Kincaid
Roosevelt County
Sacramento
Litebock
Lai
Quartette
Roosevelt 10 Talk Over Radio
President Roosevelt will address the nation by radio at 9 30 p m Eastern Time on Thursday to report on the state of the nation. He has given several talks since taking office on March 4 1933. He returns to Washington from New England and says he will avoid political content in talks on his Hawaii cruise plan.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New England
Hawaii
Mr. Roosevelt
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Johnson Seeks Re-Election for County Commissioner
Roswell veteran Johnson announces bid for re election to district 2 in the Democratic primary. He is respected for prudent county administration and his prior service as mayor of Roswell.
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Ss. P. Johnson Sr
Johnson
Roswell
VILL Sights on War Economy and Credit in South America
A caller from Hollywood discusses the South American war, noting its rapid financing and international material checks. He argues that wars persist because nations boost for profit, with credit flowing quickly and no lasting industry credit limits.
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Hollywood
Calif
Sng
Triple slaying of road workers rocks McAlester Oklahoma
Seven held for investigation in the mysterious murder of three Canadian highway workers near McAlester Oklahoma. Bodies found north east of town after disappearances two days earlier. A scribbled accusation linked Jack Rackley Bill Moore George Baker to the killings amid suspected bootlegging feud.
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McAlester
Okla
Hill Country
Here
Homer Beasley
Hobart ‘Wat‘Kins
Bill Gann
Gann
Jack Rackley
Bill Moore
George Baker
Homer
Hobart
Moore
Baker
Beasley
Watkins
Million Dollar Ring Of Firebugs Exposed In Chicago
Police hold 17 suspects including a woman in Chicago as they unravel a million dollar ring of firebugs that kidnapped, extorted, and arsoned. The extortion of $32,000 from Harry Welch led to arrests including Rudolph Pisani and Valentin Notargi amid 23 fires claimed by the gang and $1.9 million in insurance losses.
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Chicago
Harry Welch
Toledo, O
Welch
Toledo
Rudolph Pisani
Pisani
Valentine Notargi
John Brown
Act
Elsie Pisani
Ramol
Chaves County Leaders Seek Santa Fe Highway Projects
Carl McNally chairs the chamber highway committee with J Q Cummins A D Jones and RE Minton as members and Lea Rowland E R A project manager for Chaves county. They will go to Santa Fe to urge the state highway commission to fund county road projects, citing finished county roads and rising unemployment.
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Carl McNally
The
Chamber of Commerce
J. Q. Cummins
A. D. Jones
RE. G. Minton
Lea Rowland
E.R.A
Chaves County
Santa Fe
State Highway Commission
Meridan fliers aim to break 23 day air endurance record
Meridian Mississippi June 26 AP Al and Fred Key brothers continue their fifth day of continuous flight over the area. They began last Thursday night hoping to surpass the 23 day record set by the Hunter brothers of New York.
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Meridan
Fred Key
Hunter Brothers
New York
Major Saunders to Judge Horse Show at Santa Fe
Major H. P. Saunders Jr. of Roswell will judge the eastern events in the Santa Fe horse show to be held August 5. The executive committee says Saunders, a breeder of thoroughbred horses, has ideal qualifications for judging formal riding classes due to his personal abilities and knowledge of show-ring standards.
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Major Saunders
H. P. Saunders Jr
Roswell
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Horse Show Association
Southwest
Rotary Opens International Meet Monday in Detroit
The 25th annual Rotary International convention opened in Detroit with a week of sessions. Mark Sullivan of Washington DC delivered the keynote on The Choice Before Us, examining changes summarized by the phrase the new deal. Discussions will expand on world developments, industry, community challenges, and international affairs.
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Detroit
Rotary International
Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Sentenced for Liquor Violation in Chaves County
Judge James B. McGhee today sentenced W. H. Canty to 90 days in the county jail after a guilty plea for possession of intoxicating liquor without proper amps and labels. This marks the first case of its kind under the new state liquor law in Chaves county. Mrs. Canty’s similar charge was dismissed. Aberisto Montoya pleaded guilty to larceny from the J. C. Penney store. sentence deferred.
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James B. McGhee
W. H. Canty
Chaves County
Canty
Aberisto Montoya
J. C. Penmey
Three State Highway Jobs Are Set Today
Santa Fe June 26 AP The State Highway Commission opened bids on three projects this fiscal year and awarded contracts. U S 66 Gallup to Los Lunas four miles to Dudley Stone Products Co El Paso 35954 56. Fort Defiance state road 68 eight miles north Gallup six miles to Brown Brothers Albuquerque 22236 79 culverts base course surfacing. U S 70 near Alamogordo 2 754 miles triple asphalt surfacing Capitol Construction Co Santa Fe 16706 30 Valencia county on O S 66 four miles drainage structures base course surfacing and misc construction.
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Santa Fe
State Highway Commission
U. S. 66
Gallup
Los Lunas
Dudley Stone Products Company
el Paso
Fort Defiance
Brown Brothers
Albuquerque
Tabor Board Expected To Be Named Today
Washington June 26 AP President Roosevelt moves to finalize a new emergency labor board with broad powers to settle collective bargaining. An official personnel list and authority order were expected within hours, while Congress bills and key posts including housing drive chief remained. Speculation centered on Landis Pecora and Sykes for major regulatory roles.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hawaii
Congress
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Sys
Mail Order Murder Suspect Faces Grand Jury
A 20 year old Coshocton woman is jailed in Clarion Pennsylvania after police charge her with fatally shooting her marriage bureau fiancé Leona Menser. She remains cheerful in custody and says she shot John Kelly during a dispute over wedding date.
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Leona Menser
Coshocton
Clarion
Johm Kelly
Baseball scores from Philadelphia and Cincinnati games
First game Philadelphia beats Pittsburgh five to four with Collins Todd Birkofer Hoyt Chagnon Meine and Padden on the Batteries. Second game Philadelphia blank Pittsburgh 2 0 0 1 1 1. Boston routs Cincinnati 16 to 5 behind Frankhouse Hogan Freitas Brennan Stout Lombardi. Chicago down Brooklyn 29 to 6 behind Benge Lopez Luke forth Warneke Hartnett. Cleveland over Boston 10 to 2 with Hudlin Pytlak Ostermueller Walberg R Farrell. Chicago loses to New York 6 to 29 with Lyons Shea Fayden Dickey. Detroit defeats Philadelphia 4 to 3 with Auker Cochrane Benton Hayes. Washington tops St Louis with Hadley Knott McAfee Grube Hemsley Burke Russell Sewell Phillips.
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RHBS
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Collins and
Todd
Birkofer
Hoyt
Chagnon
Meine & Padden
St. Louis
Washington
Hadley
Bateman Has New Club For Married Couples
The editor comments on the Husbands Gratitude Club formed in Oklahoma. It cites a pledge to embrace and kiss one’s wife daily, compliment her on her cooking, and perform a kind deed each day. The letter suggests the move seeks a utopian home life and invites shared credit to the editor.
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Literary Digest
Oklahoma
Shake. U. S. Bateman
Baseball Players Named in City Rosters
Walters Phila Hudlin Cleveland Gehrig NY Walker Detroit Camilli Phila Greco Pittsburgh Cuyler Chicago N represents national or league context in the listing of players by city or team with positions and affiliations implied.
Common Law Marriages Not Valid In New Mexico
Santa Fe June 26 The State Supreme Court held by a 3 to 2 decision that common law marriages are not valid in New Mexico. The case involved Mrs Louis Raff Gabaldon who sought the estate of Manuel B Gabaldon claiming they lived together after a divorce. Justice Hudspeth with Chief Justice Watson and Justice Zinn ruled the marriage was invalid. Justices Bickley and Sadler dissented.
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Santa Fe
Council of Trent
State Supreme Court
New Mexico
Louis Raff Gabaldon
Valencia County
Manuel B. Ga
Prospectors flock to Lost River for gold near Bend
In Bend Oregon on June 26 AP reports hundreds of prospectors rush over central Oregon hills to stake claims along waterless Lost River. Homesteaders guard land with guns as about a thousand gold hunters arrive with makeshift gear and packs, chasing tales of the famed Flue Bucket mine and a claimed $17000 nugget haul in two hours.
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Bend
Ore
Oregon
Goll
Believe men caught at Clayton planned holdups
Denver report says three men who kidnapped Lowell W. McClure believed to plan bank robberies in Colorado Springs Pueblo or Trinidad but fled after a failed gun theft attempt. Captured near Clayton New Mexico in McClure’s car after release. Suspects identified as John Eustis Al Rodger and Budd Tripp. Federal auto theft violation possible.
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Denver
Lowell W. McClure
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Trinidad
McClure
Clayton
N. M
Speer Boulevard
Broadway
Roy Mack
Mack
Budd Tripp
U S Acquires Helium Wells Near Amarillo
The Federal Bureau of Mines announced the acquisition of all gas rights in a 50,000 acre cliffside helium field near Amarillo Texas to supply a reserve for army and navy aircraft. The bureau, which runs a helium plant at the site, notes the field has yielded over 57 million cubic feet since 1929, about half of world production, and reports rock pressures show only two percent of the reserve used.
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Washington
Amarillo
Texas
Army and Navy
Federal Bureau of Mines
Bureau
Chaves County quota listed for CCC camps
Santa Fe June 26 AP New Mexico to receive 603 new CCC enrollees for July to December quotas by county include Chaves 27 and many others with Bernalillo 64 Dona Ana 39 Lincoln 10 and Taos 20 among listed counties and numbers.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
CCC
Maj
F. R. Lafferty
U. 5S. Bis
New Mexico National Guard
Mies Margaret Reeves
Bernalillo
Catron
Chaves
Colfax
Curry
DeBaca
Dona Ana
Lew Hammond Attends National DAV Meeting as Delegate
Lewis W. Hammond will depart Rowell early Sunday for Colorado Springs to serve as official delegate of the Sunshine State Chapter No 4 of the Disabled American Veterans at the National DAV convention from June 30 to July 7.
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Lewis W. Hammond
Rowell
Colorado Springs
Sunshine State
Roosevelt vetoes fourteen bills in closing session
President Roosevelt disapproved fourteen routine measures as Congress closed. He announced a nation radio talk for next Thursday night and marked each veto with Disapproved and signature withheld. One veto blocked authorization to lease or sell Camp Eagle Pass lands to the city of Eagle Pass Texas.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Secretary of War
Camp Eagle Pass
Texas
Eagle Pass
Wool Sale Held At Lovington Today
Public sale of wool stored at Roswell Trading Company warehouse in Lovington and the S. L. Posey facility. About 200000 pounds of wool were kept at the two warehouses awaiting sale today.
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Lovington
Roswell Trading Company Wrehcuee
S. L. Posey
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