Dillon Appeals To All Republicans To Work For Harmony
Former Gov R C Dillon urges Sandoval County Republican leaders to lay aside personal feuds and unite for the party. He warns of repeated defeats if the party does not present a solid front and questions the value of party discipline versus candiate merit. He says New Mexico needs two strong parties and warns that continued Democrat wins could make the state effectively one party. Continued on page two.
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N. M
R. C. Dillon
Sandoval County
Republican Central Committee
Dillon
Bernalillo County
Albuquerque
Gus
Senator Cutting
Republican Party
New Mexico
Dld
Oklahoma
Texas
Code heads to be given votes on code matters
Elected delegates of industry will vote next week on policies of the government. NRA chiefs plan a mass meeting of code authorities as a loosely constituted congress of industry with thousands of delegates recording by ballot their views on controversial code reform issues. Votes are advisory, not legally binding, but will influence administration actions. About 3,500 members from 400 code authorities will be in Washington next Monday to hear President Roosevelt review his first year in office.
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Associated Press
Washington
NRA
Congress of Industry
Congress
Roosevelt
Roswell Coyotes Reach District Semi Finals Over Hope
Roswell high school Coyotes defeated Hope 32 to 19 in a slow game to reach the district basketball semi finals at Cahoon Armory. Semifinals set for 3:30 with Carlsbad, winners of Artesia vs Corona and Lovington vs Tatum, and final at 8:30 with losers playing 7:30.
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Roswell High School Coyotes
Hope
Roswell
Carlsbad
Cahoon Armory
New Mexico Military Institute
Dillinger Escapes Lake County Jail With Armed Companion
Crown Point Ind March 3 AP John Dillinger notorious killer and bank robber awaiting murder trial walked from the escape proof Lake County jail with a negro prisoner armed with a machine gun. He overpowered a guard with a wooden pistol, freed four prisoners, seized two machine guns, and left with deputy George Blunt hostage. They fled in a black Ford sedan toward Gary and Chicago. Indiana police vowed a statewide hunt. Dillinger had previously escaped Lima and Michigan City jails and faced multiple bank robbery charges across several states.
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Crown Point
Ind
John Dillinger
Lake County
Dillinger
Lillian Holley
George Blunt
Blunt
Edward Sager
Gary
Chicago
al Feeney
Public Safety
Indiana
Feeney
Lima
Indianapolis
Harry Pierpont
Charles Makley
Russell Clark
Robert G. Estill
Dayton
Michigan City
Ohio
Massachusetts Avenue
New Carlisle
Farrell
Bluffton
Jess Larber
Allen County
Sarber
Daleville
Comercial
Montpelier
Washington Gets Liquor Today Novelty Sparks Interest
A terse report notes liquor arrival in Washington as a novelty item drawing local interest. The brief mentions curiosity among residents and the mundane significance of the shipment amid everyday life.
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Washington
Sabotage Rumors Hit Army Airmail Service
Washington March 3 AP reports sinister rumors of sabotage against army planes and airmail. Secretary Dern calls them fantastic and absurd while confirming an investigation amid unofficial accounts of punctured tanks watered gasoline and tampered controls. He faced a possible congressional appearance about aviation views.
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Washington
Dern
War Department
Congress
New Mexico Oilmen Protest Federal Permit Rules
Artesia and Roswell leaders of the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association protest Interior Secretary Ickes over a new regulation governing oil and gas development on federal prospecting permits. Cites four objections, starting with that the regulation is unlawful and would penalize discovery rewards by forcing lease reclassification for class 1 leases to extend permits.
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Artesia
N. M
New Mexico Oil and Gas Association
Interior
Harold Ickes
Cc. J. Dexter
Harry Leonard
Roswell
Dexter
Leonard
New Mexico
Cutting
Carter
Roosevelt's rough week as Congress balks on banking powers
Washington reports a chaotic congressional week with a filibuster delaying a one year extension of federal reserve bank currency backing. Critics call it a bank bonus and subsidy to big banks while veteran and federal worker funding gains stir opposition. Roosevelt seeks broad tariff powers and war debt legislation as party lines harden amid threats of desertion.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Roosevelt
Senate
White House
Admin
Cochet Breaks Tilden Spell In Pro Team Match
Henri Cochet defeated Big Bill Tilden 7 9 6 2 5 7 6 2 6 2 to win the final match of the Franco American pro team series in Montreal. Ellsworth Vines and Jean Californian helped the Americans clinch the series with a straight-set win over Martin Plaa, giving the Americans three victories to the French two.
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Montreal
Henri Cochet
Big Bill Tilden
Cochet
Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
Jean Californian
Martin Plaa
Five Burned to Death in Hotel Fire in Worcester
Five men died and 12 were injured when a blaze destroyed the Hotel Pleasant in Worcester. The fire, estimated to cost 100000, was brought under control after a three hour battle. The deceased include William Donovan, Albert F. Gaudette, Edward F. O'Brien, George Rowe of Providence, a Portland hotel salesman, and one unidentified man.
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Worcester
Mass
Hotel Pleasant
William Donovan
Albert F. Gaudette
Edward F. O’brien
George Rowe
Providence
Portland
White Sands skull found recalls past attack on colored troopers
A large bleached skull was found near Lake Lucero at White Sands National Monument. Details tie the discovery to a historic Indian attack that killed several colored soldiers about 40 years ago and to the disappearance of Colonel Fountain whose body was never recovered.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Lake Lucero
White Sands National Monument
Fountain
Taylor public land bill vests control with interior secretary
Representative Carter protests the House public lands committee report on the Taylor bill to place public domain control with the Secretary of the Interior. He says approval would nullify years of study by stockmen and Western legislatures on land questions and he will take the matter to the President.
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Washington
House Public Lands Committee
Taylor
Secretary of the Interior
Carter
R-Wye
International four ball crown opens in Miami
In Miami on March 3 the eighth renewal of the international four ball championship begins with 16 teams entering four days of 36 hole match play. Fourteen teams invited, two chosen via elimination rounds. Defending champs Horton Smith of Chicago and Paul Runyan of White Plains pace the field as first to tee off tomorrow morning.
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Miami
Fla
Horton Smith
Chicago
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Wi
Death notes to city manager McElroy
Kansas City reports extortion letters to City Manager H F McElroy demanding 25000. He says the notes began after he recovered his daughter Mary from kidnappers last year and the asks have risen from 10000 to 25000 as cranks adopt NRA price phrasing.
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McElroy
Kansas City
H. F. McElroy
Mary
Roswell Recovery Story Continues In Roswell Daily Record
The third in a Saturday series by Charles E. Cutter Jr. appears on page three detailing facts and figures supporting the theory that Recovery is now a fact in Roswell and the Pecos Valley.
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Roswell
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