Pioneer Hope resident dies suddenly in Texas trip
Hope News records the sudden death of Tane Luckie a southeastern New Mexico pioneer while en route to Hope from Russell sheep outfit near German. He had health issues in recent months and funeral services were held at Hope’s Methodist Church led by Allen E. Johnson with burial at Side cemetery. The column notes community happenings including local officials visits school matters and family updates.
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Tane Luckie
New Mexico
Henry Russell
Hope
Russell
German
Luckie
Rossell
We Kle Ae
Hagerma
Diamioha ‘Cattle Company
George Teel
J. M. Puckett
J. R. Man
I P. Murphy
Carlsbad
The
Hope School
T. H. Little
Hope and Farm
Hayward
California
Newt Tees
E. Ward
L. N. Barley
Kansas City
J. H. Brdgman
H. D. Bunting
R. H. Bynum
van Storn
Continental Oil
C. E. Puckett
Eddy County
J.C. Bumgardner
Anderson ‘Young
Mary Alice Bumgardner
Mary Alice
Harold Mehrens
Vaughn
Bessie Drennin
Oscar Moore
Alma
Wade Lane
Prohibition Swayed Drink Habits Say U S Reformers
W C T U columnist Evangeline Booth cites New York City as example where pre prohibition 1200 to 1309 drunks nightly in Army homes dropped to under seven per night. She contrasts Chicago and Boston saloon density with today’s laws and notes Detroit investigators finding no intoxicated workers during a summer undercover tour.
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Evangeline
Booth
Salvator Army
New York City
Chicago
Clark Street
Boston
Whiting Williams
America
Senate
Detroit
Carter Address At Roswell Legion On Banking Crisis
A large Roswell turnout at the American Legion meeting heard R H Carter discuss the banking crisis. Carter, recently named cashier of the Bank of Commerce, cited bank closures as precautionary and anticipated swift relief from Congress. He attributed root causes to riotous speculation during the boom years and noted bankers urging cattlemen to renew notes and borrow more.
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Roswell
Roswell American Legion
R. H. Carter
Legion
Carter
Bank of Commerce
New Mexico
Congress
Union movement in Teutonic nations gains momentum
Vienna reports amplified calls for a union of Germany and Austria as Hitlerists rally nationwide. Debates rise whether parliamentary government remains in place after railway workers incident. Banking crisis fears echo across the US as bank closures spark panic and calls for swift relief measures from President Roosevelt.
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Vienna
Movement For A Union of the Teutonic Nations
Germany
Austria
Lions Announce Essay Contest for Roswell High Students
Lions International sponsors an essay contest for accredited high school pupils in Roswell. Essays must be up to 500 words on If I Were A Lion What I Would Want My Club to Do For Our Community. Submit by April 15 to Dr. R. D. Haire at 208 White Building. Prizes include a round trip to the Lions International convention in St. Louis and a Roswell prize of an automobile tire.
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Easay
Lions International
Roswell
Roswell Lions Club
R. D. Haire
White Building
Haire
E. K. Westhaver
Tom White
Senate Votes End To State Comptroller Abolished
Santa Fe March 7 AP The senate passed SB57 18 to 11 abolishing the state comptroller's office. Functions would be divided between the senate auditor and the state treasurer. The chamber also passed SB243 ratifying a Texas border school houses compact and a new property tax election code while delaying the income tax bill. Senator Lee criticized the approach saying the administration avoids the real state business.
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Senate
Santa Fe
T.E. Mears
Floyd Lee
Texas
Border
Sen. Lee
Fort Stanton Chaplain to Preach at St Andrew's
Rev Edward S Smith chaplain at Fort Stanton Marine Hospital will preach at Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church at 7 30 pm. He'll discuss Fort Stanton activities and Sea Craft Institute work. A Fort Stanton group includes McNeely Johnny Frank Thomas and V ee who will sing to show Roswell boys support. Public invited to attend.
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Edward S. Smith
Fort Stanton Marine Ospital
Saint. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Fort Stanton
Roswell Peope
Fort Oh
Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Clovis Names Number of Special Policemen
Clovis New Mexico March 6 AP extra officers joined the regular force to guard the business district for the banking holiday. Stores posted special guards to protect cash as police patrols widen. Chief Manning ordered arrests of suspicious prowlers and said the force will remain in place until banks reopen.
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Clovis
N. M
John
Manning
UHL Revival in Roosevelt County Oil Lease Boom
Roosevelt County sees renewed oil and gas activity after two years of inactivity as Magnolia and Shell Oil Companies, J C Maxwell, and William C Morris of Fort Worth purchase about 30 000 acres of state leases. National Refining Company buys ~2000 acres of ten year fee leases, while Amerada Corporation’s 10 000 acre block expires in 1933 and owners seek lease extensions requiring a well within a year.
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Roosevelt County
Magnolia and
Shell Oil Companies
J. C. Maxwell
William C. Morris
Ft. Worth
National Refining Company
Amerada Corporation
Still Fighting at the Great Wall
Tokyo reports a battle for the great wall pass near Jehol and Peiping has begun with Chinese defenders under General San Hsien-Fang resisting eight miles northeast of Koupeiwok. Japanese forces, led by Maj. Gen. Tadashi Kawahara’s 16th brigade, have captured all other passes. Peiping notes say the Chinese are making a last stand against a possible invasion.
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Tokyo
Koenpeikow
Great Wall
Jehol
Peiping
San Hsien-Fang
Koupeiwok
Tadashi Kawahara
16Th Brigade
Mescalero adds rabies control area in New Mexico
Mescalero Apache Reservation is designated a rabies emergency zone as Biological Survey hunters plan to spread poisoned meat to exterminate coyotes. The program extends to Lea Dona Ana Chaves and Otero counties in neighboring areas. Neutral observers see Japanese advances toward Peiping after Jehol fall.
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Lea, Eddy
Dona Ana
Chaves
Otero
China
Koupeikow
Peiping
Jehol
Warn Against Food Hoarding In Chicago Markets
Chicago March 7 AP A warning against food hoarding was sounded today by grocers and butchers after a rise in prices of perishables. They said hoarding would push prices higher, noting the area has enough supplies to cover the holiday moratorium while wholesale markets reviewed quotations at livestock exchanges.
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Chicago
Morato
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Charles M. de Fpremond
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Roswell Post
Mr. Carter
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International Committee
M. C. Parker
Lions Club
East Side School Parent-Teacher Association
Advertising Club
Pat Patience
Denver
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Chamber of Commerce
Lions Minstrel
J. P. White
Harold Cooley
Harry Hunton
Monte Carlo
Monaco
T’s
American ‘Tobacco
Mescalero
Mescalero, N. M
Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation
Wardway
Aiso
Briggs & Stratton
Montgomery Ward & CO
Roswell, N. Mex
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