Roosevelt Sisas Bill Stirred Legion Banquet Address
Paul R. Gantz state commander of the American Legion delivered a stirring address to 106 ex service men at the Charles M. de Bremond Post No. 28 banquet at The Woman's Club. He urged unity of thought and action to sustain the Legion's ideals and service, praised General H A Ingalls and Colonel J D Atwood, and noted the New Mexico veteran tax exemption and ongoing legislative efforts. He cited a conference with National commander Luis Johnson in Albuquerque and stressed the duty to uphold the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Gantz
American Legion
Charles M. de Bremond
Woman's Club
Legion
Roswell Legion Post
Woman's Auxiliary
J. D. Atwood
Legislative Committee
The
New Mexico Department of the Legion
Mexco
Roswell Post
Roswell
Albuquerque
Luis Johnson
Johnson
Gantz
Grand Lodge closes as New Mexico hosts large Masonic meet
The 55th annual Communication of the Grand Lodge A F and A M of New Mexico ends with installation of new Grand Lodge officers. The 31st annual Grand Chapter of New Mexico Order of Eastern Star begins tomorrow at ten. A joint dance at the Masonic Temple opens tonight. The Eastern Star meets for three days with multiple sessions daily and concludes Saturday night. Banquets and secretarial events are set at Nickson Hotel and The Woman's Club, with guests of honor including General Grand Chapter officers and past leaders. All Grand Chapter sessions occur at the Masonic Temple.
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Grand Lodge
A. F
A. M
New Mexico
Grand Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
ccal—Ravenue Lodge
Nickson
Woman’s Club
General Grand Chapter
Farm Relief Bill Passes House Amid Bipartisan Support
Washington March 32 AP The farm relief bill tied to Roosevelt emergency program won House approval by 315 to 98 after two days of debate and committee scrutiny. Bill grants secretary of agriculture powers to oversee major commodities, impose taxes to fund rent or benefits, regulate interstate and foreign trade, and create a government cotton pool while aiming to restore farm purchasing power. Speaker Rainey supported the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of Agrifier
Speaker Rainey
Banks in New Mexico Await Openings and Cash Supplies
In Artesia, First National Bank depositors raised 27000 to ensure ready cash as officials seek Washington approval. Gallup’s First National Bank tentatively approved to reopen. final authority expected this week. Las Cruces and Merchants State Bank in Gallup await permits. statewide banks already operating report higher deposits. Gallup bankers received 15000 in gold turned in by longtime holders, with another 9000 handed over last weekend.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Artesia
First National Bank
Washington
Federal Bank
Witt
First National Bank of
Gallup
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Merchants State Bank of
Gallup, N. M
Gees Bone
Oil baron Doheny sued for 12.6 million in damages
Los Angeles March 22 AP A 12 602 000 damage suit filed in U S district court accuses L Doheny a California oil magnate of offering 100 000 to secretary of the interior Albert Fall to secure leases at Elk Hills Kern County The Pan American Petroleum Company stockholders represented by William C McDuffie seek 12 602 000 plus lease values and oil taken as part of the alleged Doheny Fall conspiracy The government already ordered Pan American to pay 9 277 666 in a related ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States District Court
Albert B. Fall
L. Doheny
California
Fall
Elk Hills Naval Petroleum Reserve
Kern County
Doheny
Roswell DeMolay Chapter Excellently Confers Degrees
In a packed Masonic Temple Roswell Chapter of DeMolay conferred Initiatory and DeMolay degrees on Dee Zimmerman Bob Morley and Conrad Keyes. The ceremony pleased Masons statewide and featured principal actors Junior Lusk Kenneth Moris Eugene Connor Frank Steger Fred Poorbaugh John Emmett Paul Henrichs Wallace Wilson Tommy Fowler Ted Townsend and Chester Hunter as dramatized royal players during the Grand Lodge 55th annual meeting in session. Medal presentations followed for efficiency and service to John Emmett Frank Stegar Chester Hunter and others by R W Kisker, advisor to the Roswell DeMolay Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Roswel
Order of DeMolay
Dee Zimmerman
Bob Morley
Conrad Keyes
Whch
Junior Lusk
Kenneth Moris
Eugene Connor
Frank Steger
Fred Poorbaugh
John Emmett
Paul Henrichs
Wallace Wilson
Tommy Fowler
Ted Townsend
Chester Hunter
de Molay
Grand Lodge
A. F
A. M
New Mexco
R. W. Kisker
Roswell
Mitchell 15 Arrested On Income Charge In New York
New York March 22 AP The arrest of Charles E Mitchell former chair National City Bank marks swift action on a charge of evading 1929 income tax amounting to 657152. He allegedly converted 2823495 net income to a near 2800000 loss by selling bank stock to his wife then repurchasing it. Bail set at 10000 hearing March 29. Also Roosevelt signed into law a 3.2 percent beer and wines bill allowing sale after April 6 with expected 125 to 150 million in extra revenue.
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New York
Washington
Charles E. Mitchell
Mitchell
National City Bank
Fifth Avenue
United States
Federal
Robert Thayer
Roosevelt
Capitol
White House
Garner
Senate
Treasury
Orlando suspends six civic clubs for 60 days
A Beverly Hills reader notes Orlando Florida suspended six civic clubs and one chamber of commerce for 60 days, calling the move an injunction likely to become permanent and joking that the town should dine with their families to restore mood and conversation.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Roosevelt
Orlando
Fla
Light
Chamber of Commerce
Millers oppose farm relief tax plan in open letter
The Millers National Federation sent an open letter to Congress arguing Roosevelt's farm relief program would raise the per capita tax by 21.77 dollars. The calculation uses February 15 farm prices and assumes Secretary Wallace would levy the maximum under the broad powers proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Millers’ National Federation
Congress
Roosevelt
Wallace
Silver City Woman Dragged by Mule
Mrs William Morris of Silver City New Mexico narrowly escaped death after being dragged a city block by a mule tied to a rope. She was kicked about the head and face and badly cut and bruised with a serious but potentially recoverable condition depending on complications. The incident occurred as she held the mule and could not free herself when the rope wrapped around her arm.
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Silver City
N. M
William Morris
Mrs John H Trent Undergoes Major Operation
Mrs John H Trent was taken to St Mary's hospital this morning for a major operation.
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John Trent
John H. Trent
St. Mary’s Hospital
Daladier May Travel to Meet Mussolini for Peace Effort
Paris reports French Premier Daladier may visit northern Italy to meet Benito Mussolini as a step toward forming a four power peace club. No firm plans exist, dependent on Mussolini's reactions to Paris talks between Ramsay MacDonald and French officials. Government circles grow more optimistic about reaching an accord and easing concerns of Poland and the Little Entente.
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Paris
Daladier
France
Italy
Mussolini
Il Duce
Signor Mussolini
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Poland
Dry forces mobilize to fight repeal in New Mexico
The Anti Saloon League and Women's Christian Temperance Union in New Mexico organize for the September 19 special election to preserve Article XXIII and the eighteenth amendment. Dr. G M Hammond says county machinery is formed to back dry candidates for the constitutional convention. Youth groups are being drawn into the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Delia Wingo
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Raton
Anti-Saloon League
New Mexico
G. M. Hammond
League
Walden accused of abusive divorce conduct in Chicago
Kenneth Walden and his wife Irene faced a divorce bill in Chicago. The husband reportedly kept Irene awake and forced her to pace the floor for five years. Irene estimated the couple endured extensive nightly disruption and distress as part of the allegations.
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Chicago
Kenneth Walden
Irene
Predicts Snow in Northern New Mexico Weather Dispatch
Forecast continues on page four with snow in north-central and northeast New Mexico alongside generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday. Cold nights persist across districts including southwestern and southeastern zones. West Texas shows cloudy, colder trends with calm periods. Temperatures list city readings: Amarillo 70-42 Denver 50-26 El Paso 74-46 Oklahoma City 62-44 Chicago 23-28 Los Angeles 68-56 New Orleans 68-52 New York 46-345.
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New Mexico
West Texas
Amarillo
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Roosevelt outlines banking and railroad reforms in new deal push
Washington reports President Roosevelt moving to reform the banking system with sworn statements on securities, federal regulation of holding companies, authority over exchanges, stronger bank supervision, limits on speculation, and separation of commercial and investment banking. Railroads face national support conditions for reorganizations with investors.
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Washington
API
Roosevelt
Congress
Federal Reserve Bank
Condipec
Provisions of the beer and wine bill summarized
The bill legalizes beer and wine up to 3.2 percent alcohol by weight and four percent by volume with a federal tax of five dollars per barrel. It sets a thousand dollar annual license for each brewery and preserves Webb Kenyon restrictions to protect dry states. Advertising is allowed. enforcement aligns with Volstead Act penalties. Sales begin in fourteen states including Arizona California Illinois Indiana Kentucky Montana Nevada.
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Washington
Hawaii
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Arizona
California
Idiana
Kentucky
Tana
Nevada
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Bill
Legion Auxiliary
Order OF the Eastern Star
E. L. Doheny
Homer S. Cummings
Chelsea
Mass
Finance
National City Company
Ie Roper
McNaught Syndicate
Millers
Joan
Doug, JR
Joan Crawford
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Miss Crawford
Banking and Railroad
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