April Term District Court Teems With Docket Actions
The regular April jury term of Chaves County District Court, presided by Judge James B. McGhee, lists multiple cases including larceny from an outhouse, store, and automobile, as well as assaults with deadly weapons, burglary, and liquor offenses. Notable items include Frank Davis facing murder charges on a change of venue from Eddy County and Emerson Watts awaiting arraignment after hospital delay. Sentences were handed to Jack Williams for auto larceny, Cletus Floyd for sale of liquor to minors, and Linton Floyd for liquor transport with a $100 fine.
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District Court
Chaves County
James B. McGhee
State
J.P. Henry
Hurd & Crile
Ira Poteet
D. A. Calderon
W. J. Poteet
H.*pritchard
C. E. Little
Frank Davis
Eddy County
James Elliott
Carlsbade
O. O. Askren
Davis
Emerson Watts
Watts
Justice of the Peace
Veterans’ Hospital
Roswell
McGhee
Jack Williams
Cletus Floyd
Linton Floyd
New Mexico House Attacks Newspapers In Boiled Row
Santa Fe lawmakers slam editorials as they debate SB193 and press power. Rep Olivarri says the House fights for the people while critics accuse the press of selling out. No formal action taken as debate ends without measures.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Orlando Olivarrio
Dee Howard
Peprer
Albuquerque Journal
Olivarri
Utilities Commission
Miguel Leyva
Journal
B. Valdez
J. W. Taylor
A. W. Drake
House
Willis Ford
Clarence Hinkle
New Mexican
Cutting
Quake Toll Rises as California Shook by Aftershocks
Southern California faced continued tremors with Long Beach deaths nearing case totals, while Los Angeles and surrounding cities reported thousands injured. Emergency measures spread from Tehachapi to the Mexican border as shelters, food lines, and mobilized National Guard and Navy relief units aided stricken communities.
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Buena Park
Rolph
Long Beach
Compton
California
Tehachapi
Los Angeles Civic Center
State House
Court House
City Hall
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Terminal Island
San Pedro Hills
Calif
Anaheim Street
Las
Santa Ana
Huntington Park
Wilmington
Bell Lower
Artesia
Hermosa Beach
Garden Grove
Walnut Park
Norwalk
Los Angeles County
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Washington
Sticken
John Bartton Payne
National Red Cross
Ralph c
Red Cross
Payne
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Frederick Porter
Chicago
Charles Towne
Santa Monica
Charles Morton
Forrest R Brinkerhoff
Dominguez
Pacific Electric Railway
Cadet Fuller Wins N R A Rifle Match
Cadet Charles D. Fuller son of Mr and Mrs P R Fuller near Picacho won the National Rifle Association Military School Championship for 1933 with a score of 570 out of 600. He earned the title Military Schools Gallery Champion 1938 and a silver medal. Second place went to C M Borg of Os Cuver with 567 and W L Jacobs of Kemper with 565. The event featured three stages two strings of ten shots each in varying positions. Fuller also placed in other events earning bronze medals in the 50 foot gallery and kneeling matches. Indoor Gallery Rifle Championship Metal Lights for New Mexico was won by Sgt B S Leonard with 567.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Fuller
P.R. Fuller
Picacho
New Mexico
Miitary
National ‘Rifleda Association
Fuller
Miliary Schools Gallery
C. M.borg
Opa Cuver
W. L. Jacobs
Kemper
Military Schoo S
Camp Petry
State of New Mexico
Set. B.S. Leonard
Major earthquakes through the turn of the century record
A chronicle lists major earthquakes from 1902 to 1929 with deaths and property losses. Entries include St Pierre Martinique 1902, San Francisco 1906, Kingston Jamaica 1907, Messina 1908, Japan Tokio 1923, N Korea and more, noting extensive damage and casualties.
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Newhall
San Diego
Brawley
Yuma
el Centro
Imperial Valley
San Jacinto- Hemet
Santa. Barbara
Associated Press
St. Pierre
Martinique
San Francisco
Valparaiso
Chile
Kingston
Jamaica
Sicily
Calabria
Italy
Guatemala
Java
Mexico
Persia
Japan
Tokyo
Yokohama
Vicinity
Kioto
Dutch East Indies
New York
New Foundland
Banks Begin Gradual Reopening Under Roosevelt Plan
Nationwide bank holiday restrictions ease as federal and state authorities coordinate across districts. Banks seek licenses to resume operations, with soundness certificates required. deposits may be protected later, while Treasury and Federal Reserve move to supply cash for payrolls and essentials.
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James Shaw
Treasury Department
Woodin
Kansas City
Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank
Roosevelt
United States Treasury Department
Washington
Associated Press
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Democratic Caucus
House Committee
Congress
New York Reserve Bank
New World Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City Livestock Exchange
London
U. S. Steel
New York
Enka Yousee
California
McAdoo
Cal
Martinez bill seeks public utilities commission and plant protection
The Martinez HB110 aimed to create a public utilities commission and safeguard municipally owned plants but failed in the Senate 20 to 22. Senate SB30 tightens the gasoline tax law, passing 36 to 6 after an amendment cutting distillate tax. The Wilson primary bill 5B1067 faced strong opposition and was replaced by the Sedillo SB45, spurned 31 to 12, with SB157 substitute becoming SB45.
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House
Senate
House Committee
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G. T. Watts
Mantel Cantu
Roberto Fuentes
Juan Gamboa
Lucas Trujillo
Leonard Meeks
O. E
Attie
Charlie Torres
Earl Green
Don Blevins
O. E. Little
Irene Urquide
J. C. Gilbert
T. B. Gentry
G. L. Reese Sr
Quigino Antunez
Underwoods
Montgomery
Roswell, N. M
Jehol
Hayakawa Brigade
Pacific Ocean
National Guard
Anthor
Long Beach Harbor
Hollywood Arena
Speedy Dade
Baby Palmore
Hollywood
Reginald Barlow
Beverly Hills
Pasadena
San Marino
Altadena
Lessing
Bixby
Lincoln Parks
Babe
Eugene van Wrinkie
A. M. Firkins
Irene Hendrickson
Seismological Society of America
Owens Val
N.R. A
Horton
Fivor Lander
I. H. Weller
Chang
Chang Hsueh-Liang
North China
Marshal Chang -Téo- Lin
Manchuria
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