Santa Fe Justice Zinn Misconduct Case Heard In Court
The New Mexico Supreme Court heard oral arguments on associate Justice A L Zinn accused of commingling client funds with his own. Prosecutor Wright contended the act violated American Bar Association ethics. Zinn's counsel argued the offense was insufficient for disbarment and noted prior not guilty counts. Arguments stressed media influence and the court’s earlier ruling shifting the matter to civil court standards.
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E. R. Wright
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McKinley County
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American Bar Association
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Catron - Renehan
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Germany and Italy Defy Protests Over Rearmament
Rome and Berlin report tense parliaments as Italy pledges to keep conscription and mobilize units while Germany rejects French and Italian protests against its unilateral Versailles treaty abrogation. Both nations press forward amid mounting international warnings and League of Nations discussions.
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Associated Press
Rome
Frederico Baistrocchi
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Berlin
Reich Foreign Office
Konstantin von Neurath
Germany
Protests and taxes in war talk from Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills residents compare wartime protests abroad with American anxieties about taxes. The speaker argues nations constantly protest while US troops may be mobilized regardless of when war starts, blaming postwar treaties and mortgage debts for current worries.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Germany
Mussolini
Hitler
Hving
Censure Zinn and Pay Costs Is Decision Santa Fe
The New Mexico Supreme Court severely reprimanded Justice A L Zinn and ordered him to pay $423 49 costs after finding he mingled trust funds with his own while acting as a delinquent tax attorney The decision notes the court confirmed findings and emphasizes it is the first time a state high court has judged one of its members The ruling was issued in Santa Fe on March 21 AP
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Santa Fe
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
A. L. Zinn
State Bar Commission
Zinn
New Mexico Supreme Court
Plans for Hot Springs Hospital Enter Civil War in Warm Springs Hope
Gov Clyde Tingley said he will confer with Dudley Frank acting FERA administrator on plans for a crippled children's hospital in Hot Springs. He aims to draw tentative plans immediately and then organize the New Mexico Warm Springs Foundation after state business is wrapped.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Dudley Frank
FERA
Crippled Children’s Hospital
New Mexico Warm Springs Foundation
U S Ready to Sell Gold to Other Nations
Secretary Morgenthau said the government is prepared to sell gold to foreign countries with attractive propositions. Recent sales to the Bank of Mexico and Guatemala pave the way for negotiations, with no other transactions or conditions attached to those already completed.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Bank of Mexico
Guatemala
Mexico
House approves Patman plan for 2 billion bonus
Washington March 21 AP The House voted 183 to 142 to accept Representative Patman's currency expansion plan to pay the 2 billion dollar bonus. A second teller vote was ordered. members expected the initial result to stand, pending a later roll call vote.
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Washington
House Today
Patman
D-Tex
Legislature Over Depths In Law Case In New Mexico
Santa Fe report notes special prosecutor E R Wright argued the legislature overstepped by defining who may practice law. California precedent cited, where a felon disbarred was later restored and the court blocked legislative aims. New Mexico lawmakers had required bar admission after certain years of practice. Wright pointed to court as a judge of bar membership, not the legislature. Also a deposition notary comment delayed proceedings due to deposition notice issues.
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New Mexico
Wright
Supreme Court
Bar
al Esswein
Hutton Company
Notary
Zinn
Seven Indicted for Fraud in Texas PWA Job
Seven men including two former PWA engineers were indicted for conspiracy to defraud the government in a 4.853 million Texas irrigation project. The DC grand jury charged forced use of redwood lumber pipe to net 400 thousand in profit. Defendants include Charles Iberg Perry Welty and others from Texas and California companies. Warrants to arrest were issued and trial sought in Washington DC. Penalties up to two years’ imprisonment or 10600 dollars fine.
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Public Works Administration
Charles R.jiberg
Perry A. Welty
Austin
Texas
PWA
Willian A. Harding
Raymondville
Yex
Willacy County
Hammond and Little River Redwood Company, Ltd
Leonard C. Hammond
Hammond Lumber Company
San Francisco
James P. Barry
Hammond and Little River Redwood Company
Leslie Garnett
John W. Fihelly
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Ballard's Hotel Installs $25,000 Cooling Plant
Ballard's Hotel in Lovington will install a $25,000 air conditioning system. The Air-Liana Hotel is managed by R. F. Dick Ballard, a well known former Roswell resident who has been away from Roswell about four years.
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Lovington
R. F. “Dick” Ballard
Roswell
Dust storms sweep middle west causing damage and delays
Dust storms from eastern New Mexico to the Great Lakes hinder travel and activities. Powdered soil colored white yellow red and black rose from drought plains driven by high winds. Schools closed traffic slowed and sun obscured across the region as the Mississippi region faced drifting dust.
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Mississippi
Dust storms devastate farming regions amid Oklahoma dust siege
Dozens fall ill and two die from dust pneumonia as storms sweep across western states. Charles Winters, 35, and Mary Sloan, 19, are blamed on inhaled grit. Crops ruined, homes filled with dust, cars and motors clogged. Airlines grounded, schools closed, roads blocked, and leaders seek federal aid as livestock suffer and prices slip.
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Colo
Charles Winters
Mary Sloan
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Texas
Dodge City
Kas
Highway Commission
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
AAA
Wallace
Hoover to Tour East Coast Early Next Month
Palo Alto report notes former President Herbert Hoover is likely to undertake another trip to the eastern seaboard in the early days of the coming month. The visit would focus on public engagements and speaking events, details to be announced.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Chicago Century of Progress clears debts with surplus in bank
Chicago officials announced that sixty one million dollars was spent on the Century of Progress. All debts were paid and a remaining balance was left in the bank, signaling strong financial stewardship and leftover funds.
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Chicago
Labor Dept Reports 260000 Worker Increase in Industry
Washington March 21 AP The labor department reports an increase of 200000 workers in industrial employment from January to February. It also notes a weekly wage bill rise of $10800000 Coincidently figures mention a broader 260000 worker increase across industry.
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Washingon
Labor Department
Jacobs in U S to arrange for Schmeling invitation
New York March 21 AP Joe Jacobs back from Hamburg Germany where he watched Max Schmeling defeat Steve Hamas He will meet with matchmaker Jimmy Johnston to discuss Schmeling entering Madison Square Garden heavyweight elimination tournament to select a challenger for Max Uner's crown.
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Joe Jacobs
Manhattan
Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Johnston
Garden
Jacobs
Hamburg
Germany
Max Schmeling
Belabor
Steve Hamas
Johnson
Schmeling
Max Uner
Gambling case information sent for Judge McGhee signature
Information against those arrested in gambling raids Tuesday night was prepared this morning by the district attorney's office to be sent to Judge James B. McGhee, who is holding court at Carlsbad for his signature.
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District Attorney’s Office
James B. McGhee
Carlsbad
SEDICT REFUSAL TO INCREASE RELIEF FUNDS
Washington March 21 AP Senator LaFollette proposed increasing the 4.38 billion work and relief bill to 9.88 billion but Democratic leaders expect only about 10 Senate votes. Administration supporters push for quick passage after amendments limiting presidential powers. LaFollette, seen as a potential 1936 presidential hopeful, resumes his speech asserting the nation cannot drift out of depressions.
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Washington
LaFollette
Wis
Senate
Roosevelt
la Foillette
United States
Early House vote possible on bonus amendments
Washington March 21 AP says House leaders ordered an 11 am briefing to finish debate on the bonus and move to voting on compromise amendments. Vote timing aims around 3 pm EST but no clear path to choosing between Patman and Vinson American Legion cash payment bills before tomorrow.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Patman
Vinson-American Legion
Truck overturns near San Patricio injures two
Forrest Kelly and M L Alexander were injured when their fruit truck overturned near San Patricio yesterday morning. They recovered in San Patricio and were brought to Roswell by Alexander’s son escorting another load to Clovis. Kelly had a cut on the arm and Alexander a scalp wound requiring treatment.
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M. L. Alexander
Mr. Alexander
Clovis
San Patricio
Roswell
Mr. Kelly
Mr. Kelley
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