Cuba Suspends Constitution After Night of Strikes
Cuba suspends constitutional rights in a joint session at the presidential palace led by the cabinet and state council. Jose Pedraza is named military governor of Havana, with power replacing civil authorities. Batista asserts the army backs the government as government workers quit and provisional gun licenses are issued to protect strikers' replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Council of State
Jose Ped-raza
Pedraza
National Police
Fulgencio Batigta
de Cespedes
Vedado
Cuatro Caminos
Fulgencio Batista
State Department
Batista
Aurelio Alvarez
Autentico Party
Dow elected president of N M M I board
Hiram M. Dow of Roswell was chosen president of the New Mexico Military Institute board of regents at the organization meeting held yesterday afternoon at the Institute. Thomas E. Mears of Portales was named vice president and Rolla R. Hinkle of Roswell secretary-treasurer. other members are Judge Miguel A. Otero of Santa Fe and C. M. Botts of Albuquerque. Routine business only was transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram M. Dow
Roswell
Board of Regents
New Mexico Military Institute
Thomas E. Mears
Portales
Rolla R. Hinkle
Miguel A. Otero
Santa Fe
C. M. Botts
Albuquerque
Institute
Fined And Sentenced In Federal Court In Santa Fe
Federal court in Santa Fe fined and sentenced a group of 25 individuals after a grand jury indicted them. Several received terms from four months to two years and fines up to $700 for liquor sales to Indians and related offenses. Some pleaded not guilty. others faced consecutive or concurrent sentences. Separate from the federal cases, New Mexico high school basketball semi finals saw Floyd and Clovis advance to tonight's championship based on strong performances and notable players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Federal
U. S. District Court
Nestor Garcia
Fred Ortiz
Kate White
Tony Puente
Walter Swanson
Luciano Gonzales
Severo Garcia
Lisabel Green
Pablo Muniz
Joe Jeffries
Lino Apodaca
Quirinio Maes
Celestino Ruiz
Charles Taylor
Charles Bega
Juan Barreras
Juan Pablo
Frank Belvanado
Jose Gutierrez
Fred Taylor
Frank Walker
Librate Montoya
Stanley Brnac
Dave Thomas
Saweeka
Fernando Gonzales
Albuquerque
N. M Mar
Curry
Roosevelt Counties
New Mexico
Floyd
Clayton
Yellow Jackets
Clovis
House Rancheros
George Widener
Broncos
Abernathy
Joe Slaughter
Gentry
Armstrong
Ray
McCrary
Rancheros
House
Finley
G. Widener
Slaughter
Fang
Pla
Ed Hustling
Beoutaiz
William W Letherman
Viola Dennis
University of Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Letherman
Finance chatter on gold and currrency in France and Britain
Beverly Hills readers hear a writer compare US money handling with France banning gold shipments and Britain spending millions to stabilize. The piece argues the US system works well by contrast and notes cross country monetary measures without endorsing any specific policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
England
France
Zululand
United States
Dynamite to blast a grave for Mrs Tabor in Leadville
In Leadville Colorado on March 9 AP reports dynamite was used to loosen soil for burial of Elizabeth Tabor widow of H A W Tabor the silver magnate. Grave digging by John Barquist with an overnight fire planned private funeral services will follow with Willard McCourt noting later relocation of the body to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
Colo
H.A. W. Tabor
Colorado
Mount Massive
Vermont
Matchess
Tabor
Elizabeth Tabor
John Barquist
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Sue Bonney
New Haven
Willard McCourt
E. L. Horigan
Annunciation Catholic Church
Willard
Philip
Denver
Marx
Oakland
Calif
Elizabeth Last
Milwaukee
Wis
H. A.W. Tabor
Ickes pledges oil permits protection beyond May 1
Secretary Ickes told Senator Cutting that oil and gas permit holders will be adequately protected despite proposed changes. Extensions under the 1932 act will cover required compliance, and permits in operation or possessing equity rights will not be cancelled or rights destroyed when extensions expire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
Senator Cutting
R-Nm
Cutting
W. E. Hall To Speak To The Merchants
W. E. Hall head of the FERA rural rehabilitation program in Chaves county will address the Roswell Merchants Association at the monthly dinner next Tuesday at 6 30 pm He will outline the program purpose its impact on Roswell business men and its meaning for Chaves county All local business and professional people are urged to attend Membership is open to Roswell businesspeople with dinner tickets costing 65 cents obtainable at the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hall
FERA
Chaves County
Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
Governor Tingley Faces Break From Duties in Hot Springs
Santa Fe reports Gov Clyde Tingley plans a week away from state business after illness. He said he will start real work once well and noted 16 old cars have been removed from service. A state board of finance meeting is tentatively set for Monday but may be canceled due to lack of pressing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Hot Springs
N. M
State Board of Finance
Molybdenum Mines in Red River to Be Bought
Santa Fe March 9 AP Purchase of Hercules Molybdenum properties in the Red River valley Taos county will be completed by William F Dittman and associates of Philadelphia. The plan is to develop the mine to parity with adjacent properties entailing large expenditure. If carried out the plan would make the state a leading producer of the mineral used in steel. The American Company now produces 36 percent of the world supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Red River Valley
Taos County
William F. Dittman
114 True Bills By Federal Grand Jury
The federal grand jury at Santa Fe has issued 114 true bills and 23 no bills after reviewing 135 matters involving 141 defendants and 238 witnesses. The report highlights liquor law violations in Gallup and notes many defendants previously appeared before the court. About 200 cases remain to be considered. most indictments involve sale of liquor to Indians and liquor possession with unpaid federal tax or unregistered stills. Twenty four indicted individuals are named. most are in Albuquerque jail awaiting apprehension.
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Alcatraz
San Francisco Bay
al Capone
Chicago
Santa Fe
Federal Grand Jury
Gallup
McKinley County
L. E. Ruffin
Albuquerque
U. S
N. M
W. J. Barker
Creamery Robbed in Santa Fe. $22 Stolen
In Santa Fe last night the Del Rico Creamery was entered and $22 taken from the cash register. The loss was covered by insurance. Foot and finger prints were left. photographs of prints were taken by officers. This was the first break in some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
del Rico
May Take Water Of San Juan To The Rio Grande
In Santa Fe on March 9 AP reports the reclamation service is poised to spend 1 million dollars on a survey to divert 250000 acre feet of water from the San Juan Colorado River shed into the Rio Grande shed via canals and tunnels in northwest New Mexico near the Colorado line. Preliminary reconnaissance by engineer R B Preston finds the plan feasible and funding of 250000 dollars was provided by the Boulder Canyon Act after a Denver conference last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Watter
Life Blood of
New Mexico
Reclamation Service
Rio Grande
San Juan Colorado River
Colorado Line
R. B. Preston
Boulder Canyon Act
Denver
Sur
Roosevelt Promises Quiet Weekend, Aims Five Messages
President Roosevelt planned a quiet weekend but signaled intentions to send one or more messages to Congress, possibly totaling five. He shows little concern over Congress delaying action and intends to push through his program even if Congress works through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Air mail rate powers shift debated to ICC
Tulsa Oklahoma assistant county prosecutor W F Gilmer opened a new probe into the John F Gorrell Jr murder case to end rumors of an alleged accomplice and bribery attempt tied to the slaying. Phil Kennamer is serving a 25 year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
W. F. Gilmer
John F. Gorrell, Jr
Phil Kennamer
Murdock Proposes Higher Federal Silver Payments for Mines
Representative Murdock of Utah presents to President Roosevelt a plan to raise mining employment by paying mine operators the full $1.29 an ounce for silver instead of 65.5 cents. Any amount above 64.5 cents would fund labor development and exploration, with operators adding $1 for every $2 received from the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Murdock
Dutah
Roosevelt
London Hitler Invitation to Sir John Sim Stirs Berlin Talks
London reports indicate British foreign secretary Sir John Sim was extended a new invitation by London to visit Berlin in about two weeks. The note follows mounting diplomacy amid ongoing tensions between Britain and Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hitler
John Simon
Berlin
Nebraska House Rejects Federal Child Labor Amendment
Lincoln Nebraska the 68 to 27 majority in the Nebraska House of Representatives today dashed all hope of ratifying the proposed federal child labor amendment within this legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
House of Representatives
Fourteen New Producing Wells Reported in New Mexico
Santa Fe reports fourteen new producing wells in the last week per Patterson's independent scout service. The largest well yields 3600 barrels daily, the smallest 120 barrels. locations are not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Patterson
Independent Scout Service
New Mexico
Albuquerque Fight On Spinal Meningitis
Albuquerque New Mexico March 9 AP Dr Howe Eller reported 867 cultures taken to locate the source of spinal meningitis with 28 carriers found. Twelve of the 28 were released from quarantine after no longer harboring carrier germs. The remaining 16 carriers remain quarantined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Mar
Howe Eller
Eller
State Board of Education to Meet Monday
Santa Fe reports state superintendent H R Rodgers announced the new state board of education will hold its first meeting starting Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
H. R. Rodgers
State Board of Education
Fracas at Colored Elk's Club Leads to Three Arrests
Walter Robinson Homer Avery and L W Sherman local Negroes were arrested by city officers after a fracas at the Colored Elk's Club rooms on South Main. Robinson allegedly fired two shots at Avery both missed and Avery was said to wield a knife. No one was hurt. The fight stemmed from references to Sherman’s alleged attentions to Robinson's wife and Sherman is being held. No charges had been filed by noon today.
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Walter Robinson
Homer Avery
L. W. Sherman
Colored Elk’s Club
South Main
Robinson
Avery
Sherman
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. M. Dow
N.M.M.I Board
T. E. Meers
R. R. Hinkle
McNeaght Syndicate
Mrs. Tabor
Red River
Stanley Benac
Herman Floyd
Margaret Evans
Wocow Buznski
I. L. Lopez
Juan Martinez Duran
Navajo Charlie
Harry Wells
Charlie Taylor
Silverio Garcia
Sisto Leyba
San Juan
Post Office Department
HOLC
Martin
D-Colo
New York
Lewis J. Valentine
Ruth
Milton
Croydon
Cecil Swanland
Croydon Airdome
Airdome
Paris
Felix Kanouji
Pierre Meriat
Court of Appeals
Kanoui
Welles
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