City Council Reviews Bond, Sanitation and Fines Policy
The council discussed reducing the city treasurer bond to meet a 20 percent of prior year income rule, with 126600 reported and 25200-52000 range cited. The finance committee was tasked to review. A future no credit on city fines was announced by police chief Johnson, and sympathy for Mayor Smyrl was authorized. Sanitary officer O Neill dismissal drew questions amid budget concerns. Moore, acting mayor, noted mayoral control of the police. Requests to deny permits for a cleaning plant remodel and a blacksmith shop were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Uchly
M. J. McDonald
W. J. McInnes
Fnally
Jank Young
L. L. Johnson
Roswell
H. B. Smyris
Kansas City
C. S. Dobbs
Alderman Wilkins
Pat O'Neill
Wilkins
He Aso
A Moore
Smurl
Allison
Moore
O'Neil
Tommie Adams
West First Street
Cyril Haynes
East Second Street
Smyrl
McCullough
J. E. Moore
Democrats In House Clash Over Leadership Slate
In a late caucus the Democratic House factions agreed on a leadership slate with Rainey Byrnes and Colen guiding committee assignments. Virginia’s Burch Nebraska’s Shallenberger West Ohio’s West and Indiana’s Boehne named to Ways and Means, signaling party splits amid 313 members and shifting posts.
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Washington
Democratic House
Controlling Ways and Means
Rainey
Byrnes
Colen
Tammany
Burch
Virginia
Shallenberger
Nebraska
Ohio
Boehne
Indiana
House
Tammanyites
Cullen and Sullivan
New York
Doughton
North Carolina
Rainey-Byrns
McDuffie
Alabama
Bankhead
Rainey- Burns-Cullen
Pennsylvania
McFadden
Banking Committee
Hoover
Representative Snell
Republican Committee On Committees
Ways and Means
Roosevelt aides end two hour banking session in Washington
President Roosevelt and his cabinet concluded a two hour meeting in Washington on the banking situation and outline a program for the forthcoming congressional session opening Thursday. The talks ended shortly after four o clock with no immediate announcements.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
W C T U column critiques enforcement and Prohibition
The column argues crime beyond liquor fuels wrongdoing and asserts enforcement failures span kidnapping theft and fraud as much as Prohibition. It contends liquor alone cannot cure crime and questions proposed repeal or tightening policies.
Four Captors Confess in Boettcher Kidnapping Case
Denver police report Carl W. Pearce 36 confessed to drafting ransom notes in the Charles Boettcher II kidnapping. Verne Sankey 41 and Gordon Elk horn 33 are being sought in Canada, Mexico, and the U S. Authorities detail Pearce’s limited role while Sankey is named as the ring leader. Boettcher Jr may depart for a hideout aiding identification.
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Regina
Sask
Sankey
Albert Street
Royal Bank of Canada
Martin J. Burton
Elkhorn
Denver
Colo
Carl W. Pearce
Gordon Best
Canada
Mexico
United States
Pearce
Senate Demos in Caucus Name the New Committees
Washington March 8 AP The senate Democratic steering committee named the new chairmen of standing committees for the new congress and assigned key posts to Fletcher Florida Harrison Mississippi. Pittman Nevada chairs foreign relations Smith South Carolina agriculture Copeland New York rules. Robinson Arkansas majority leader stepped aside for Copeland. Glass Virginia to lead appropriations. Other chairmen include Ashurst judiciary, Sheppard military, Trammell naval, Dill interstate commerce, Bulkley irrigation, Coolidge immigration, George elections, Kendrick public lands.
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Washington
Senate Democratic Steering Committee
Congress
Fletcher
Florida
Harrison
Mississippi
Foreign Relations
Pittman
Nevada
Agriculture
Smith
South Carolina
Rules
Copeland
New York
Robinson
Arkansas
Carter Glass
Virginia
Ashurst
Arizona
Sheppard
Texas
Trammell
Naval
Dill
Bratton
New Mexico
Bulkley
Ohio
Coolidge
Massachusetts
George
Georgia
Kendrick
Wyoming
A A U Basketball Championship Semifinal Preview
Kansas City on March 8 sees two former finalists clash for a quarter-final berth in the A A U National Basketball Championships. Schuessler Athletic Club of Chicago faces Southern Kansas Stage Lines of Kansas City, with several new players. Henry's from Wichita defends title against Gridley Motors, while Piggly Wigglies of Denver meets Rosenberg Arvey led by Joe Reiff in a strong second-round night.
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Kansas City
KAP
A.A. U
Schuessler Athletic Club
Chicago
Southern Kansas Stage Lines
Brown Paper Mill
Monroe
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Wichita
Henry’s
Ascension Club
Minneapolis
Gridley Motors
Piggly Wigglies
Denver
Maryville
Weatherford
Farm Process Cheese Easy Home Made
In times like these, the farm family should earn more from the farm. E. E. Anderson of New Mexico State College promotes Farm Process cheese as a simple substitute for American cheese. Made from clabbered milk with butter and sour cream, it yields the desired butterfat and acid flavor and can be adjusted for softness or firmness. Consult the county Extension agent or State College Extension Service for instructions.
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E. E. Anderson
New Mexico State College
Extension Service
State College
New Mexico
Wool inquiries rise as 64s quality wool hires demand
Boston reports manufacturers are making many inquiries for wool, especially the finer quality. Higher quotations are named by holders of 64s and finer western grown wools. A few sales of moderate volume have been noted at prices somewhat above last week.
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Boston
Mystery Writer Sends Messages to Elder Beettcher
In a downtown office building a writer crafts messages addressed to elder Beettcher at several intervals. Police have the typewriter in their possession as part of the investigation.
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Beettcher
Roosevelt seeks broad emergency powers to cut costs
President Roosevelt aims to restore confidence and sharply reduce government costs within income limits. He plans to seek broader authority than the treasury post office savings bill, signed by Hoover as he left office. Indications point to a longer session meeting, with many lawmakers opposing open executive carte blanche. Senator Robinson of Arkansas predicted the emergency banking program could be resolved in three days with full Senate-House cooperation.
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Roosevelt
Treasury Post’ Office
Herbert C. Hoover
Congress
Legislative Branch
Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
House
Hunter kills seven mountain lions in New Mexico regions
W A Mullens special hunter for the State Game Department reports seven mountain lions killed since January 1 aided by three hounds. Six were killed in the Guadalupe district and one in the San Andreas mountains.
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Amogordo
W. A. Mullens
State Game Department
Guadalupe District
San Andreas Mountains
Woodin Plans to Replace Scrip with Currency
Washington March 8 AP Secretary Woodin said currency would circulate in place of scrip under a plan being formed. He suggested a formal plan for scrip abandonment and appeared optimistic, saying this thing isn't going to pieces. If banks use the full Glass Steagall framework, currency could expand toward billions backed by gold and government bonds.
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Washington
Woodin
Treasury
Clearing House
Federal Reserve
Wise Gals Stay Feminine In Pant Legged Era
By Antoinette Donnelly the column frets over pant legged women and how fashion shifts to keep femininity. It argues trousers won’t win male favor, urges keeping scents bracelets and chiffons, and predicts the smart girls will emphasize feminine signs to appeal to men this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoinette Donnelly
Roosevelt urged to sign Smith cotton bill in bid
Congressional Democratic farm leaders urged President Roosevelt to sign the Smith cotton bill, a move Hoover refused to sign in the closing hours. Washington. March 7 AP. The action aims to advance cotton price measures despite prior opposition.
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Washinton
Roosevelt
Congressional Democratic Farm
Hoover
Patience Praises America and Urges Civic Duty
A Denver talk by Mr. Patience, a Western Auto Supply official, urges renewed national pride and constructive criticism of indifference. He faults tolerance of corruption, criticizes Roosevelt’s vilification in some circles, and calls for business leaders to engage in government and civic responsibilities. The event included Kiwanis and Advertising Club notes.
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Patience
America
al. Capone
United States
Presi
Dent Roosevelt
Bea
Western Auto Supply Company
Denver
Albuquerque
Paul Wilmot
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club Board’ of
Mabie- Lowrey
Myron Prager
Advertising Club
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