Coughlin Endorses Roosevelt. Attacks Wall Street Bankers
Detroit March 12 AP Father Charles E. Coughlin aligned with President Roosevelt against international bankers who advised him for two years. He called General Hugh S. Johnson a chiseler and comic opera chocolate soldier while naming Baruch Morgans and other financiers as a wrecking crew. Johnson called the remarks pious flubdub and promised a reply.
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Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Roosevelt
National Union For Social Justice
Royal Oak
Hugh S. Johnson
General Johnson
Bernard Baruch
Temple of Jerusalem
Father Coughlin
Johnson
Washington
Senator Long
Baruch
Supreme Court ruling mirrors tax on gross sales debate
Santa Fe reports the Kentucky graduated tax on gross sales deemed invalid by the U S Supreme Court. New Mexico officials caution that comment on the tax question before their state Supreme Court would breach etiquette. Roosevelt urges regulation of public utility holding companies with a strong call to end the holding company device and concentrate power.
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Santa Fe
United States Supreme Court
Kentucky
Attorney General
State Tax Commission
New Mexico Supreme Court
New Mexico
M. A. Otero, Jr
Supreme Court
New Mexico Legisla Lature
House
Senate
Supreme Court of the Nation
National Power Policy Committee
Roosevelt
Dem E
Remarkable will and a patriot's return of wealth
Wahta Monica California notes a speech praising a longtime public servant Wendell Holmes who plans to give back his accumulated money to the government while 120,000,000 others struggle for what they owe. The speaker condemns widespread selfishness and laments national ingratitude.
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Wahta Monica
Calif
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Imagine
Man
Gun Wounds Fatal To Ramon Carmona
Ramon Carmona died at St Marys hospital at 4 40 this morning from gunshot wounds allegedly fired by Irving Juardo a 22 year old crippled Mexican youth at the pool room of Charlie Evans on South Main last Thursday night Carmona had been alleged to kill Abel Duran brother of Juardo but the murder charge against Carmona was dismissed in district court on January 31 1935 It is believed Juardo shot to avenge Duran Duran died Christmas day 1932 after being struck with a bottle Carmona born in Roswell survived by parents four brothers and three sisters Funeral at St Johns Catholic Church Interment at South Park Talmage Mortuary in charge Juardo to face murder charge this afternoon attorney O O Askren retained
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Ramon Carmona
St. Mary’s Hospital
Irving Juarado
Charlie Evans
South Main
Carmona
Abel Duran
Duran
Juarado
Amarillo
Roswell
B. Carmona
California
Texas
Mersalina Trujillo
Petra Cardona
Alexendra Gonzales
Lasaro
Ysabel
Frank
Ted Carmona
St. John’s Catholic Church
South Park
Talmage
Roswell Man Hurt In Auto Collision Near Carlsbad
L. W. Dry of Roswell a Santa Fe railroad line man suffered a broken arm and multiple injuries when his railway motor car collided with an automobile driven by Mrs W K McGonagill in La Huerta Carlsbad. A heavy storm blamed by both drivers for the accident. Dry was thrown about twenty feet along the track. the car sustained only slight damage.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Mar
L. W. Dry
Roswell
Santa Fe
W. K. McGonagill
la Huerta
Dry
Zinn Hearing Set to Open Thursday in Santa Fe
The New Mexico State Bar Association will open its public hearing Thursday at 10 am in Santa Fe regarding Justice A. L. Zinn of the state supreme court. Charges allege misdirected tax money and an estate matter from 1931 to 1933. Dow will prosecute. Wilson Seth Dow named as defense counsel.
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New Mexico State Bar Association
Justice A. l. Zinn
State Supreme Court
Bar Association
Bar Commission
Zinn
McKinley County
Gallup
H. L. Williams
Frank A. Ferrante
Dow
E. R. Wright
Fred Wilson
Albuquerque
J. O. Seth
Hiram Dow
Roswell
Wiley Post Awaits Favorable Weather for Nonstop Flight
Wiley Post, in Los Angeles, waits for good across country weather to begin his world circling non stop flight to New York. His Winnie Mac aircraft is ready, but the attempt may be delayed by two or three days while weather reports are gathered.
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Los Angeles
Wiley Post
New York
Post
Neumann to Move to Washington as FHA Special Attorney
Santa Fe March 12 AP K Neumann former attorney general will relocate to Washington tomorrow to serve as a special attorney for the Federal Housing Administration. He has handled New Mexico water questions since the start of the year and is regarded as a leading water attorney in the state.
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Santa Fe
K. Neumann
Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Neumann
New Mexico
Negro Charged Trying to Wreck Passenger Train
James Winston, 45, a transient Black man, was jailed in Los Angeles after admitting he removed two bolts from a railroad switch near the Santa Anita track on the Santa Fe line. He said he aimed to become a "rewarded hero" by warning officials before a train reached the crippled switch. The fault was found 30 minutes before the California Limited was due to pass.
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Los Angeles
James Winston
Ray Bogie
P. M. Kunou
Santa Fe
Santa Anita
California Limited
Winston
Cotton Consultant of AAA To Be Here
H D Ralls Southwest regional consultant of the cotton section of the AAA with headquarters at Tucson will hold two general meetings for cotton growers in Chaves county this week. One Thursday night at 7 30 at Hager man high school and another Friday at 2 30 afternoon at the Roswell Chamber of Commerce. All growers who signed 1954 cotton contracts or wish to sign for 1935 are urged to attend. Discussions will cover questions and problems in the cotton reduction program.
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H. D. Ralls
AAA
Tucson
Arizona
Chaves County
Hagerman High School
Roswell
World News Briefs: McHenry convalesces and Pupin dies
Late News Flashes report Alyce Jane McHenry convalescing eight days after stomach operation. Prof. Michael J. Pupin, 76, famed inventor and Columbia scholar, dies, having transformed telephony wireless tech and X rays. Other items note a rescue death in San Dimas, stamp revenue forecast, Venizelos seeking refuge, and Dr. Soechert missing after car found.
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Fall River
Alyce Jane McHenry
New York
Michael J. Pupin
Columbia University
House votes to enlarge Home Owners Loan Corp capital
Washington 400 to 2 vote sends administration bill to raise $1.75 billion to boost the Home Owners Loan Corporation capital stock. Denver four gunmen raid Tivoli brewery escape with $50 after beating cash drawer clerk who could not open the safe.
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Washington
House
Senate
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Denver
Senator Smith Says Roosevelt to Reassure Cotton Policy
Washington Senator Smith of South Carolina stated he expected Roosevelt to issue a morning statement reassuring the nation that there will be no changes in the government's cotton policy.
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Washington
Smith
D-Sc
Roosevelt
House committee delays Taylor grazing act vote again
The House public lands committee failed to reach a decision on proposed amendments to the Taylor grazing act. Chairman Derouen noted that yesterday’s adjournment carried an understanding a vote would occur today, but intermember quibbling postponed a final decision.
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Washington
House Public Lands Committee
Derouen
D-La
Laurel jury convicts Ouida Keeton in fatal mother murder
A Laurel Mississippi jury convicts Ouida Keeton of murdering her mother Daisy Keeton. Judge W. Joe Pack sentences Keeton to life in state prison.
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Ouida Keeton
Daisy Keeton
W. Joe Pack
Frick predicts tight NL pennant race from Florida camp
National League president Frick left for Florida training camps reporting smooth preparations and predicting a close fight for the pennant among the Cardinals Giants Cubs and Pirates.
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Colo
Lord Frick
National League
Florida
Cardinals
Giants
Cubs
Pirates
Denver Fuel and Iron Co. Posts Deep Losses in 1934
The Denver Colorado Fuel and Iron Co and subsidiaries sustained a loss of 241539.52 dollars in 1934, far smaller than the 1933 loss of 2496028.91 dollars. Separately the Denver livestock market paid top prices in five years with fed steers and heifers selling at 13.25 and 9.85 dollars per hundredweight respectively.
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Denver
Colorado Fuel and Iron Co
Annette Dionne Becomes First Of Five To Teethe
In Calendar Ontario Annette Dionne nine months and twelve days old at 4 30 am produced her first tooth. The tooth emerged from her lower gum and was discovered today. She ranks third in weight among her five sisters and is the first to grow a tooth.
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Calander
Annette Dionne
Annnette
Mountain States Telephone declares 2 dollar dividend
Denver directors of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company announced a regular dividend of two dollars per share on capital stock for the first quarter. The dividend will be payable April 15 to stockholders of record March 31.
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Denver
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Striking Vera Cruz Paralyzes City Utilities
Vera Cruz, Mexico, faced a general strike call by a workers' syndicate that shut off electric power and halted business activity, leaving the city nearly at a standstill.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Greece reels from failed uprising costs and looming purge
Rebels fled in all directions as Greece tallies the price of its latest revolutionary bid. Officials estimate a minimum 20 billion drachmas or about 190 million dollars in losses, threatening Greece with long-term financial and political instability. Royalists debate restoring the monarchy to calm passions.
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Associated Press
Gherghelli
Yugoslavia
Greece
Nicholas Plastiras
Demetrius Gounaris
New Mexico Board Approves School District Bond Projects
Santa Fe March 12 AP Bond applications from three districts won state Board of Education approval at its first meeting this year with President Raymond Huff of Clayton present. Carlsbad secured 50000 for a new PWA building while Monticello gained 4800 and 3000. H R Rodgers state superintendent ex officio, with Dr J F Zimmerman UNM president Earl Douglas Farmington and Mrs Mary Lucero Fort Sumner in attendance.
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Santa Fe
State Board of Education
Raymond Huff
Clayton
Carlsbad
PWA
Monticello
H. R. Rodgers
J. F. Zimmerman
University of New Mexico
Earl Douglas
Farmington
Mary Lucero
Fort Sumner
Cattle Shipments From New Mexico In February
Albuquerque reports 25,242 cattle shipped in February, down from 34,633 year earlier. State Cattle Sanitary Board Secretary W. A. Naylor released station totals for Springer to Hobbs including Las Vegas 351 and Tucumcari 2712, among others, with notable shipments at Alamogordo 140 and Deming 947.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
W. A. Naylor
State Cattle Sanitary Board
Springer
Las Vegas
Clayton
Tucumcari
Alamogordo
Roswell
Farmington
Deming
Governor to name five heads of local fund drive
Mrs. Tingley Dudley Frank state FERA administrator and W H McMains secretary to Gov Clyde Tingley were due from Santa Fe to visit the governor who is spending a week at Hot Springs New Mexico He announced plans to lead a movement to secure local funds from Roosevelt birthday parties for a hospital and swimming pool for poor children with infantile paralysis and other diseases He also said he had wired the New Mexico delegation requesting action on an additional CCC camp at Ele-
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Hot Springs
N. M
Tingley
Dudley Frank
FERA
W. H. McMains
Clyde Tingley
Santa Fe
Roosevelt
New Mexico
CCC
Ele
Mt Union Freshmen Name Miss Cessna Beauty Queen
Freshmen at Mt Union college Alliance Ohio selected Kathryn Cessna of Salem as the most beautiful girl in their class. She will be among the reigning beauties at the campus homecoming event.
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Mt. Union College
Alliance, O
Kathryn Cessna
Salem, O
Elks Lodge Exempt From Property Tax in New Mexico
The New Mexico Supreme Court ruled that property used for charitable purposes is tax exempt. In the Albuquerque case B P O Elks Lodge No 461 v Bernalillo County Treasurer, the court upheld a district court decision denying taxes on lodge property due to its charitable use. Chief Justice Sadler wrote the opinion with four justices concurring.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Daniel K. Sadler
A. L. Zinn
Extradition Granted for Blackie Smalley to Arkansas
Extradition of Blackie Smalley, about 45, for robbery with firearms was granted yesterday by Judge James B. McGhee. Smalley, arrested in Hobbs with his wife, is linked to the case involving Sallie Graves who testified that he robbed her Coke County Arkansas farm, with a companion.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Blackie Smalley
Mena
Ark
James B. McGhee
Fifth Judicial Distict
Smalley
Hobbs
Adam Rochetti
Floyd
Sallie Graves
Coke
W. E. Jones
Polk County
Arkansas
New State Barber Board Meets April 5
The new state barber board headed by C. L. Brown of Lordsburg was appointed by the governor. Barnabe Romeo of Santa Fe named vice president and T. M. Salmon of Albuquerque secretary. The board will meet in Santa Fe to examine 49 applicants now operating under permit.
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NEW State Barber Board
Santa Fe
C. L. Brown
Lordsburg
Barnabe Romeo
T. M. Salmon
Albuquerque
Funeral for Mrs Kaiser Held in Artesia Today
Funeral services for Mrs. B. F. Kaiser sixty a Dayton community resident for 27 years who died Saturday will be held here today She is survived by her husband and four sons.
Hall and Mullis To Speak Tonight
Roswell Merchants Association holds its regular dinner at Nickson Coffee Shop at 6 30 with W E Hall discussing rural rehabilitation in Chaves county and state senator John H Mullis detailing recent legislative acts affecting business. Dinner tickets cost 65 cents. local business and professionals urged to attend.
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Roswell Merchants’ Association
Nickson Coffee Shop
W. E. Hall
Chaves County
John H. Mullis
Hall
Roswell
Chaves
Mullis
Suffocated in tunnel cave in Silver City
Silver City New Mexico March 12 A P buried alive when a tunnel sidewall for city water mains under Broadway Street caved in Baxter Robinson 35 a contractors employee died of suffocation before rescue He was brought out within twenty minutes and rushed to a hospital but revive efforts failed Robinson from Hugo Oklahoma leaves a widow and two sons.
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Silver City
N. M
New City
Broadway Street
Baxter Robinson
Robinson
Harner
Hugo
Okla
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