Eva Coo Electrocution Ends $12,000 Murder Plot
In Ossining New York Eva Coo died in Sing Sing last night for conspiring to murder a man for $12 000 life insurance. Her execution followed the confession to a fatal assault with a mallet and an automobile shuttle. Relatives in Ontario weighed burial plans as authorities reported two matrons and 22 witnesses watched.
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Ossining
N. Y
Eva Coo
Sing Sing Prison
Harry Wright
Cooperstown
Ontario
Coe
Wright
Martha Clift
Darlings
Big Italy Beats Abyssinia in NYC War Skirmish
In New York City on Tuesday night the first battle of the next war is described as Big Italy defeating little Abyssinia Mussolini's spring drive halted. General Joe Louis, leader of Ethiopian forces, confronted Mussolini in a gladiator like clash and now supporters plan a charity funded voyage for Louis to Abyssinia to face Mussolini's army with donations from Braddock Baer and Schmeling among others.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
New York City
Big Italy
Abyssinia
Mussolini
Joe Louis
el Duce Carnera
Lion” Louis
New Friends of Abyssinian Liberty
Mr. Braddock
Baer
Bugs
Mr. Schmeling
Louis
Africa
Peiping mutineers fail to seize the forbidden city
Loyal government troops repulsed a mutinous Manchurian force that attempted to seize Peiping, declaring martial law then lifting it after victory. The conflict halted traffic, with rail service to Tientsin resuming later, as authorities restored order and defended the Forbidden City against armored car attacks.
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Associated Press
Peiping
China
Martin Law
Shanghai
Fengtai
Pai Chien-Wu
Wu Pei-Fu
North China
Forbidden City
Oil Men Meet in Santa Fe On New Oil Commission
Gov Clyde Tingley told Santa Fe oil men the first meeting of the new oil conservation commission marks a sane, orderly shift in New Mexico resources. He cited voluntary pro rata production limits, minimal regulation, and a need to shield resources from chisellers while planning for growth. The commission, created by Senate bill 79, includes the governor, state land commissioner, and state geologist and can set rules but will favor minimal regulation with operator cooperation.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Clyde Tingley
Oil Conservation Commission
Senate
Tingley
New Crisis in Eastern Soft Coal Field
Washington June 28 AP report notes a new crisis in Appalachian soft coal negotiations as United Mine Workers seek a 30 hour week and a 10 percent raise while operators push 35 hours at current pay. A wage conference failed to produce an agreement and contracts run out Sunday. The Wagner labor bill moves toward law as observers expect possible presidential intervention. Unions praise the bill while critics fear strife.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
United Mine Workers
Appalachian Field
Congress
Guffey-Snyder
Missing Albuquerque Girls Reported From Home
Albuquer que, N M June 28 AP Two girls Edna Chavez 15 and Cruella Gomez 16 were reported missing from their homes and appeared to have left town together Police Chief Pat O Grady said the missing pair were last seen in the evening Cruella wore neck spotted waist overalls white shoes and carried a yellow handbag Edna wore a tee skirt red and white blouse and a white jacket
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AlbuquerqUe
N. M
Pat O’grady
Edna Chavez
Cruella Gomez
Quesenberry Named Director at State College Extension
Las Cruces New Mexico June 28 AP Dan Williams president of the board of regents of State College announces George R Quesenberry head of the agronomy department as director of the extension department to succeed W L Elser The appointment was approved by the board and Henry A Wallace Secretary of Agriculture gave the final approval Quesenberry a Dona Ana county pioneer and 20 year State College veteran will lead the extension department with no successor named for Elser position
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Las Cruces
N. M
Dan Williams
Board of Regent
State College
George R. Quesenberry
W. L. Elser
Henry A. Wallace
Quesenberry
Dona Ann County
Third Party Plan Promises 2500 Income For Families
Roy M Harrop leads Farm Labor party to form a new People's Party meeting July 8 to 12 in Omaha. The proposed platform calls for a $2,500 annual income for every American family and a Democratic control of industry funded by taxing the rich. The movement targets all who oppose the two major parties.
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Omaha
Roy M. Harrop
Farm Labor Party
Harrep
Warehouse for CCC Camps at Silver City
Silver City New Mexico June 28 The receipt of authority to proceed with a $10,000 warehouse for Civilian Conservation Corps use is seen as a move toward establishing one of two CCC district headquarters under the expanded federal program, officials said.
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Silver City
N. M
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Safe blasted into in Albuquerque city finance office
Police reported four safes in the City Finance Company office were broken into last night. A safe door dial was knocked off and the tumblers punched out. The entrance was gained through a smashed door. About $100.17 was stolen.
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Albuquerque
N. M
City Finance Company
Engineers and land surveyors must register
Santa Fe June 28 AP All professional engineers and land surveyors today were notified by the state engineers board recently organized under a 1935 law that they must register with the board. Applications may be obtained from State Engineer Thomas McClure. The board consists of J H Dorroh Albuquerque chairman D B Jett State College vice chairman Thomas McClure Santa Fe secretary J A Weir Socorro and G H Palmes Raton.
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Santa Fe
State Engineers’ Board
Thomas McClure
J. H. Dorroh
Albuquerque
D. B. Jett
State College
J. A. Weir
Socorro
G. H. Palmes
Raton
Lawyers Hear James A Hall Address at Chaves County Bar Dinner
James A Hall of Clovis, president of the New Mexico Bar Association board, urged ethical practice and high standards for lawyers at the Chaves County Bar Association dinner. He noted upcoming ABA and NMBA meetings, and a crime prevention paper to be read in Santa Fe. Judge James B McGhee spoke on the Springer reform school needs, including books and newspapers. The association plans talks in Roswell schools on citizenship and property rights, with yellow rose decorations from Allison Floral. Grace McDonald Phillips presided.
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James A. Hall
Clovis
Board of Commissioners
New Mexico Bar Association
Chaves
Santa Fe
James B. McGhee
Springer
Allison Floral Company
Grace McDonald Phillips
Chaves County
Labor Commissioner Davis to Return Tonight
State Labor Commissioner F Charles Davis is expected to return to Santa Fe tonight after an inspection trip to the southern part of New Mexico.
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Santa Fe
F. Charles Davis
New Orleans Cotton Market Closes Steady Up Slightly
New Orleans spot cotton finished steady with a 20 point rise as sales reached 1,578 bales. Middling price settled at 12.20, reflecting modest gains in the market.
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New Orleans
Cahoon Memorial Fund invites broad participation with cap at one dollar
The Cahoon Memorial fund invites all including men women and children to contribute up to one dollar to honor E A Cahoon. Contributors’ names will be published but amounts will not. Funds support two rock entrances to Cahoon park and bronze tablets. Donations may be mailed to Roswell Chamber of Commerce or given at its office. deadline July 10.
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E. A. Cahoon
New Mexico
Cahoon Park
Cahoon
Wool Sales Here Today by the Bond-Baker Co
About 300000 pounds of the one million offered sold by noon at 15 3/4 to 20 1/2 cents per pound. Purchases by Colonial Wool Co led by H P Buell include clips from R L Corn and Son, Martin Arreguy, Tom Runyan, Porfiro Fresquez, Joyce and Alzugary, Doolin and Keehane. Other buyers include Hallowell Jones and Donald of Boston, Hills and Oglesby, Sheldon and Company, and George Lutario Fresquet among others. numerous Runyan clips and several 16 1/8 to 20 1/2 cent lots are listed.
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Bond-Baker Company
Bond- Baker Company
Colonial Wool Company
H. P. Buell
R. L. Corn and Son
Hallowell, Jones and Donald
Boston
C. F. Angell
John F. Runyan
Hills and Oglesby
E. O. Oglesby
J. B. Runyan
Charles Hardin
W. L. McDonald
Sheldon and Company
Henry Maginot
Bob Salter
Tom Runyan
Lutario Fresquet
Frank Runyan
Clint Brooks
City Band Free Concert On Courthouse Lawn Sunday
The City Band will give a free concert on the courthouse lawn Sunday night starting at seven. The program runs about 45 minutes and invites musicians not currently in the band to join.
Santa Fe Relief Head Named for County Role
Santa Fe city councilman J. R. Martin was named administrator of relief for Santa Fe county by Clinton P. Anderson. He succeeds Wray Simmons, who moves to the auditing department of the state relief organization.
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Santa Fe
J. R. Martin
Clinton P. Anderson
Santa Fe County
Martin
Wray Simmons
State Relief Organization
Baseball Scores From Today’s Games
In Philadelphia the Phillies beat Boston 4 to 2 with Walters Johnson and Wilson. New York defeated Brooklyn 4 to 1 behind Parmelee Tout Leib er Mancuso and Lopez. St Louis edged Cincinnati 3 to 2 as Haines Hallahan Delancey and Derringer Lombardi. Pittsburgh and Chicago played to a 2 6 1 tie with Weaver Birkofer Mace Padden Henshaw Wyatt and Hartnett.
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New York
Brooklyn
Parmelee
Tout
Leiber
Mancuso
Clark
Vance
Lopez
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Haines
Hallahan
Delancey
Derringer
Lombardi
Fittsburgh
Chicago
Weaver
Birkofer
Mace
Padden
Henshaw
Wyatt
Hartnett
Detroit and St. Louis Split Doubleheader in Two Games
In the first game Detroit wins 10 to 4 over St Louis, Auker and Cochrane with batters aid. Sorrell and Hayworth secure a second game Detroit victory while St Louis bats falter. In Chicago versus Cleveland, Whitehead and Sewell prevail with Hildebrand Hale and Phillips behind, final score 4 to 0.
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Detroit
St. Louis
Auker and Cochrane
Cain
Hansen
Coffman
Hemsley
Heath
Chicago
Cleveland
Whitehead and
Sewel
Hildebrand, Hale and
Phillips
Rogell Detachment Amn Cochrane Hartnett Greenberg Det Amn
Detachment members Rogell Coch rane Hartnett Green berg and Thompson Bos Nat Camilli Phan Nat listed among national detachments and personnel in the source text.
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Rogell
Det Amn
Cochrane
Hartnett
Chi Nat
Greenberg
Thompson
Bos Nat
Camilli
Pha
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