State Senator Vogel Convicted In Gallup Vice Case
Washington dispatch reports State Senator Vogel found guilty by jury in Gallup for actions that hindered arrests in Gallup vice cases. The lengthy article outlines AFL President William Green pressing for licensing of the automobile industry, calls for a neutral board, and employee representation to settle disputes as the Roosevelt administration seeks a peaceful settlement to rising labor tensions. Federal officials express guarded optimism amid mobilizing union leaders and motor company responses as arbitration steps advance.
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Vogel
Gallup
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Michigan
Motor Company
William Green
A. F. of
Joseph B. Eastman
Perkins
Detroit
Weirton Steel Company
Long hunted criminal 13 found slain in Cicero gutter
Identification of the dead gang organizer Fred Goetz ties him to the St Valentine’s Day Massacre and the Kansas City Union Station killings. The Burke gang, linked to multiple robberies and murders, faces renewed law pursuit while New York suffers taxi strike violence across Times Square and Broadway as clashes with police erupt.
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Chicago
Cicero
Fred Goetz
J. George Zeigler
Goetz
University of Illinois
St. Valentine’s Day
George Moran
Frank Nash
Kansas City Union Station
Pat Roche
State’s Attorney’s Office
Fred Burke
Burke
Marquette
Mich
Frankie Yale
Frankie Marlowe
Brooklyn
New York
Toledo
Detroit
Louisville
Theater
Times Square
Broadway
Grand Central Terminal
Seventh Avenue
135Th Street
Drookijal
OTERO'S GRAND JURY DRAWINGUPHELD AS IMPROPER
Gallup New Mexico March 22 AP District Attorney Dave Chavez planned to file informations against several indicted on vice and gambling charges after Judge Harry Owen upheld a plea in abatement questioning Judge M A Otero Jr for selecting a grand jury by improper means. He voided ten indictments.
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Gallup
N. M
Dave Chavez
Harry Owen
M. A. Otero, Jr
Owen
Otero
C. F. Vogel
A. T. Hannett
Vogel
Hannett
Bonding Troubles Cast Shadow Over New Mexico Treasurer Pick
Santa Fe March 21 AP Bonding companies require conditions John Morrow 15 cannot meet before taking the office of state treasurer to replace Clinton Anderson. Governor Hockenhall reports negotiations stall over security of state deposits and overdraft limits amid trust fund concerns. Separate Gallup jury convicts State Senator C F Vogel of interfering with prosecution in a disorderly house case tied to a broader vice inquiry.
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Santa Fe
John Borrow
A. W. Hockenhull
House Action in Federal Pay and Veterans Aid Clash
Washington March 22 AP The House refused to join the Senate in approving higher veterans allowances sought by the Senate and opposed by the administration Roosevelt promised a veto if the Senate figures passed The House kept to ten percent cut restoration by July 1 instead of 15 percent The vote on the Senate veterans program was 220 to 174 The pay roll call at Rep Connerys request totaled 220 to 168 against Senate action Senate leaders expected the Senate to recede in the final showdown
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Washington
House
Senate
Administration
Roosevelt
Rainey
Representative Connery
D-Mass
Dillinger Gang Rob Bank in Florida Heist
In St. Cloud Florida three unmasked men driving a blue coupe with Indiana plates robbed Citizens State Bank of about $10 000 in currency and securities. They forced teller Edna Godwin and three customers to lie down and compelled cashier P E Kirkpatrick to open the vault. No shots were fired. The robbers claimed to be Dillinger gang members and one man's photo resembled the Crown Point jail escapee.
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St. Cloud
Fla
John Dillinger
Citizens State Bank
Indiana
Dillinger
Florida
Edna Godwin
P. E. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Crown Point
Ind
Desperado
Will Rogers on government run services
Hollywood essay cites London post office profits at end of fiscal year. He claims Britain’s post office earned 70 million dollars, 57 million applied to tax cuts, and cites a 150 million annual loss. He questions government efficiency in running postal, telegraph, and telephone services and urges fair charges for delivery.
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Hollywood
Calif
London
Jim
P. O. Gang
Army fliers not paid since Feb 20
The Chicago Tribune reported that army air mail corps members have gone unpaid since taking over the air mail route on February 20. They lack maintenance payments and regular pay, while only regular army pay arrives, not the daily pier diem for meals and lodging, forcing reliance on credit.
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Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
Army Air Mail Corps
Army
New York
Stanley S. Grogan
Army Air Corps
Skaggs Makes Double Eagle on Clovis Course
Clovis New Mexico March 22 AP Bob Skaggs a Clovis railroad man tied the municipal course record by holing out a 586 yard number six hole in two strokes three under par in a sixsom e group He opened with a 300 yard drive and used a 286 yard spoon shot into the cup the longest holing out on the course with the shot.
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Clovis
N. M
Bob Stages
Municipal
Skaggs
Dexter Men’s Club Meeting Highlights Tourism Value to Farmers
Claude Simpson secretary of the Roswell Chamber of Commerce was the principal speaker at the Dexter Men’s Club last night. He discussed the value of tourists to farmers noting tourists first visit for scenic wonders then invest in the state. Captain J. M. King of the Roswell Salvation Army and about ten Hagerman men attended as guests.
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Claude Simpson
Roswell
Night clerk dies in accidental shooting at Socorro hotel
Jay Jack Jensen 45 of Salt Lake City Utah was found dead in the hotel office after a gun slipped from his belt and fired while he slept. The coroner ruled accidental death. Jensen had moved to Socorro last October and was an ex serviceman and Mason. The body awaits relatives’ word.
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Socorro
N. M
Jay Jack Jensen
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jensen
The
Masons
Bobby Jones Returns to Golf in Masters Invi tation
In Augusta Georgia on March 22 AP reported Bob Jones resumed competition after nearly four years with par golf on the first nine holes of the Masters Invitational. Jones carded 36 for the opening nine, one stroke behind Paul Bunyan of White Plains New York who birdied the ninth to lead with 35.
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Augusta
Bob Jones
Augusta National
Paul Bunyan
White Plains
N. Y
Plans for Summer Boy Scout Camp Discussed
Plans for the annual Boy Scout camp in the Sacramento mountains were discussed at a Roswell meeting of Scout masters and the local camping committee last night.
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Sacramento Mountains
Roswell
Independent candidate W B Binns for Roswell mayor
The name of W B Binns was filed with the Roswell city clerk as an independent candidate for mayor in the April 3 1934 general election. A signed committee petition requests placing Binns on the official ballot, with signatures J Dodd J Douthitt P H Winter S Brady.
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W. B. Binns
M. J. McDonald
Roswell
McDonald
Hinns
W. B. Walter Binns
New Mexico
Texas Sheriff Takes Four Caught At Clovis
Sheriff F I Dyer of Ward County Texas left Farwell with four men to return them to Barstow to face charges of attempting to rob Citizens State Bank. He carried ex tradition papers for three men and one additional suspect as they were transported in a bullet marked car.
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Clovis
N. M
F. I. Dyer
Ward
Texas
Farwell
Barstow
Citizens State Bank
Santa Fe
R. G. Yarborough
L. R. Giles
J. A. Dunwoody
H. J. Green
Opposition in Congress to Proposed Bank Plan
A stir of opposition to President Roosevelt's credit bank plan emerged in Senate and House banking committees. Debates centered on whether 12 banks should inject capital into medium sized businesses or the reconstruction corporation should loan directly to industry.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
President
Federal Reserve Board
Reconstruction Corporation
Removal of Capitan CCC Camp Definite
M M Cheney assistant district U S Forester Albuquerque states removal of the Capitan New Mexico CCC Camp is definite. The Capitan Chamber of Commerce urged retention citing good work. Cheney acknowledged the camp's fine performance and expressed hope it would be returned for another period due to remaining work.
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Roswell
National Bank Calls May Arrive Soon
A national bank call is seen as an early possibility by the treasury. Last year the 1933 call was delayed to June due to the bank holiday, with the previous call set for October 26 and the end of 1933. Three calls are required each year.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Burglars Loot Bank Near Gainesville Tex
Burglars broke into the Muenster State Bank at Muenster, 15 miles west of Gainesville, during the night and carried away 4208 dollars in currency and silver after burning into the inner vault.
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Gainesville
Tex
Muenster
Patton Says Many New Mexico Taxpayers Exempt
Assistant Attorney General Frank Patton informs state auditor Arsenio Velarde that under federal and state constitutions government salaries fixed by law or tenure are exempt from income tax. He notes salaries count toward gross income only when determining overall liability. The ruling highlights exemptions for officials with constitutionally fixed compensation. Santa Fe March 21 AP.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
United States Supreme Court
State of
Frank Patton
Arsenio Velarde
Patton
Smith quits Outlook magazine over air mail dispute
Alfred E. Smith resigns as editor of New Outlook in New York as a rift over air mail policy prompts the departure. Publisher Frank A. Tichenor confirms the move, noting Smith’s stance on aviation contrasts with the magazine’s silence on the government’s air mail contracts.
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New York
Air Mail
Alfred E. Smith
New Outlook
Post
Frank A. Tichenor
Tichenor
Smith
New York Times
President to Veto Senate Veterans Pay Increase
Washington reports President Roosevelt plans to veto the independent offices appropriations bill if the Senate retained liberal veterans allowances. House votes push for 209 million dollar veterans and federal workers budget, while Senate favors 207 million. House amendments exceed budget estimates by 228 million, versus the Senate 354 million above estimates.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Independent Offices
Senate
White House
House
Pete Losey's Fishing Tale at Ha German Bank
The Ha german bank closes at 1 PM daily and reopens at 1 30 PM. Pete Losey, banker and head of state and local game protection groups, left for lunch and reportedly caught fourteen pounds of fish, including five big ones in twenty five minutes, during a fishing trip after lunch.
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First National Bank
Hagerman
W. A
Pete Losey
Pete
Chaves Game Protective Association
State Game Protective Association
Republican Progressive Ticket at Santa Fe
At Santa Fe on March 22 AP reports Republicans in a late night convention nominating four aldermen and mayor Charles B. Barker. Aldermen nominees are Jim Baca Henry De Kayne Buterbo Quintana and R L Baca. Armando Larragoite withdrew to back Barker. Alignment shows crossover between Progressives and Republicans.
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Santa FE Santa Fe
Charles B. Barker
Jim Baca
Henry Dc. Kayne
Buterbo Quintana
R.L. Baca
Armando Larragoite
Barker
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Were
Wee, SE
Pam
Dexter
Bobby Jones
J. Dodd
J. Douthitt
P. H. Winter
S. Brady
Congress
Capitan CCC
Outlook Magazine
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