Havana Crisis Deepens as Army Girds Palace
Machine guns are mounted atop the palace in Havana as guards are doubled amid rumors of a revolt led by supporters of ex President Grau San Martin. President Mendieta suspends major guard rights, enacts national defense law, and orders deportation of aliens while trains and streetcars are put under military control. Carmen and bus drivers refuse to strike. soldiers operate transit between Camaguey and Santa Clara.
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Havana
Ramon Grau San Martin
Mendieta
Carmen
Camaguey
Santa Clara
Airliner Crash in Snow Kills Four in Blizzard
A blizzard glazed wings with ice and caused a St. Louis Chicago Airliner crash last night near Petersburg. Four people died instantly: Tiugh Sexton aviation editor of the Chicago Tribune. G A Waetjen of New York. Walter Hallgren veteran pilot. W N Bell of Chicago and Columbus. The American Airways craft bound for Chicago struck a snow drift on a farm.
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Petersburg
Tiugh Sexton
Chicago Tribune
G. A. Waetjen
East Dist Street
New York
Walter Hallgren
W. N. Bell
Chicago
Columbus
Jeffrey Manufacturing Company
American Airways
Cheago
Here
A MURDER A MONTH IN RIO ARRIBA COUNTY
Rio Arriba county New Mexico shows dance and murder cycles, limited tax receipts, unpaid officials, and a backlog of seven murder cases amid illicit liquor and sparse courts. Private detective H. C. Martin has pursued 126 murder cases in nine years as violence surrounds small settlements and weekly bailes.
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Rio Arriba
Tipica
H. C. Martin
District Court
Martin
Three Service Clubs Plan Joint Roswell Banquet
The Roswell Rotary Kiwanis and Lions clubs hold a third annual joint banquet and meeting at the Woman's Club tomorrow at 6 30 p m. About thirty El Paso business men will join the Roswell Chamber of Commerce on a goodwill tour. Rev D Fe Titus will speak on the value of service clubs to the community with brief talks from El Paso visitors. J E Johns chairs the meeting and Gus Lemp provides music.
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Roswell
el Paso
J. E. Johns
Kiwanis Club
B. Ginsberg
Gus Lemp
Orches
Advertising Club
Reed Mulkey
Rotary
Lake J. Frazier
Wanis
A. F. Madison
Lions
Roosevelt Speech Read Not Heard In Papers
Beverly Hills observer notes Missed address by President Roosevelt. The writer jokes about listening on air versus reading the speech, praising the president as king of the air. Also expresses sympathy for a woman sheriff in Indiana believed surrounded by men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Roosevelt
Indiana
Dr Wynekoop Guilty and Sentenced to Twenty Five Years
Chicago March 7 AP jurors convict Dr Alice Wynekoop of slaying her daughter in law Rheta on an operating table case that shocked the nation. The panel fixed a 25 year penitentiary term as the judge called for the jail physician while the jury prepared to report verdict after a dramatic trial begun last November 21.
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Chicago
Alice Wynecoop
Rheta
Governor has not acted on resignations in Las Vegas
Santa Fe March 7 AP Gov A W Hockenhull said at noon he had not yet acted on resignations of M A Otero Sr and A O Wynne from the Las Vegas Normal board of regents. He noted Otero suggested all members resign. the idea arose soon after he became governor.
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Santa Fe
A. W. Hockenhull
M. A. Otero, Sr
A. O.wynne
Las Vegas
Mrs Rose Pioneer Resident Dies in Roswell
Mrs Hannah Susan Rose aged seventy seven, longtime Roswell resident, died at 113 West Tenth Street yesterday evening. Survived by husband I B Rose, one daughter Mrs J W West, six sons including John Frank Joseph Howard Elmer Rose and Clarence Rose, ten grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending with Talmage Mortuary.
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Hannah Susan Rose
West Tenth St
Roswell
Midland
Texas
I. B. Rose
North Lea Ave
Rose
First Christian Church
J. W. West
John
Frank
Joseph
Howard
Elmer Rose
Clarence Rose
Amarillo
Talmage Mortuary
City Democrats to hold mass convention for Roswell mayoral race
The Roswell Democratic committee moved to choose mayor and five aldermen at a mass convention on March 15 at 7 30 PM in the Junior high school auditorium, allowing all city voters to participate. Nominees for mayor would be chosen first by the convention then by ward conventions for council seats. Mayoral and alderman terms are two and four years respectively.
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Democratic Central Committee
Roswell
H. B. Smurs
E. Moore
Leland Fellows
T. l Sardner
Kl. S
Smyrl
Howard Buchly
Central Committee
City Democratic Central Committee
Cecil Penney
R. W. Aldrich
Curtis Hill
Paul Carri
Powers Plan To Add To Fleets
Naval powers debate fleet expansion. The U.S. Senate approved a 500 million dollar navy build to treaty limits, with Roosevelt expected to act. France backs an 58.89 million program for a 26,008 ton battleship two submarines and a torpedo destroyer. Britain forecasts 282.75 million in fleet growth including four cruisers and about 20 other vessels. Italy may build a 25,000 ton battleship to counter France Dunkerque.
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Associated Press
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Naval Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Giornale D’italia
Fate of oil resources in West at stake
Washington reports that oil developments on public lands in the West hinge on bills in Congress. Senator Cutting of New Mexico and Representative Carter of Wyoming sponsor measures to extend prospecting permits for three years with conditions. Extensions past drilling requirements may be granted while ensuring permit terms are met and, if needed, production follows an approved unit plan.
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Washington
West
Congress
Senator Cutting
New Mexico
Senate
Representative Carter
Wyoming
House
Secretary of the Interior
Lessing
Liquor Arrestes After Auto Crash Near Albuquerque
Santa Fe March 7 AP Jim Sudler was arrested by state patrolmen for driving while intoxicated and J D Jones was arrested for riding with Sudler after a wreck 14 miles south on the Albuquerque road this morning. A woman with them was cited to appear in justice court. Officers said Sudler sped past the scene at high speed weaving across the road.
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Santa Fe
Jimmy Sudler
J. D. Jones
Sudler
Albuquerque
Justice of the Peace Court
Sadler
City Council appoints election boards and polling sites
The council named election judges clerks and registration boards for the April 3 city election. First Ward voting and registration are at the county commissioners room, with multiple listed election officials. Second and Third Ward sites include Morey’s Grocery and Pecos Valley Lumber Co, plus the Kiwanis Hut and Fire Station, each with specified boards and staff.
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Boards of Registration
First Ward
Court House
Baird Haymaker
Vance Wilkins
M. L. Norton
Morey’s Grocery, Ltd
Missouri
Kiwanis Club Boy Scout Hut
North Missouri
Jim Coats
Jennie Lroughtsborough
John Allen Phinizy
Charles Joyce
E. H. Williams
Jennie Loughborough
W. C. McCoy
L E. .Dunn
F. I. Sullens
H. M. Huff Jr
Rue Chrisman
Lea Rowland
Frank Young
A. H. Martin
Pecos Valley Lumber Co
Romero held after Las Vegas killing of Elicia Cordova
Tomas Romero, 23, was detained by San Miguel county officials after the fatal shooting of Elicia Cordova, 20, as she left a friend's house with a companion. Georgia Padilla identified Romero as the gunman, who reportedly knocked Cordova down twice before firing. The district attorney anticipated murder charges as the case was under investigation.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Tomas Romero
San Miguel County
Elicia Cordova
Romero
Miss Padilla
Cordova
Delgado
Bid on Roswell municipal work is rejected
Santa Fe March 7 AP The state highway commission awarded one contract tentatively six others rejected two and held one in abeyance An inspection of records showed The only project definitely awarded was the Tucumcari bridge The two rejected projects were Roswell and Portales The remaining six were awarded conditionally subject to approval by the bureau of public roads
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Santa Fe
State Highway Commission
Tucumcari
Roswell
Portales
Bureau of Public Roads
U. S. 85
Wagon Mound
Mountainair
Willard
Belen Municipal
Sandoval
Bernalillo
Cuba
Taos County
Taos and
Rio Pueblo
Clovis Municipal
Las Vegas
Independence
Grand Avenues
Old Town
Bandits Wife Describes Hot Springs Bank Robbery Plot
Mrs R D West wife of Slim West serving seven to nine years in prison testifies that Leo Smith former Hot Springs mayor Jack Billings and Ed Wilson plotted with West in the May 1932 robbery of the First National Bank of Hot Springs. West is principal witness for the state in the trial.
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Los Lunas
N. M
R. D.west
Slim” West
Leo Smith
Jack Billings
First National Bank of
Hot Springs
Smith
Billings
Ed Wilson
West
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NRA
Hugh Sexton
Aviation
Glisson Winkler
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Cod
George Sloan
Cotton Textile Code Authority
Ukase
Fiat
Hinch S. Johnson
Itt
Authority
Hk Wasath
Rog
MeNa
DR. Wynekoop
DEMOS
MASS
Gan
Foon
Sen. Cutting
Favors
A. F. Whitney
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Railway Labor Executive Association
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
E. C. Wallace
J. E. Moore
Board of Registration
S. L. Davidson
Bob Kisker
Ae le Church
T. H. Boswell
W. C. Holland
L. O. Fullen
E. W. Mitchell
F. L. Smith
Thornton Boswell
Mra Cc
Norma Millen
Natick
Durance
Highway Commission
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