Democrats Revolt Against Sales Tax Form New Party
In Albuquerque on May 3 AP reports Rep. O S Greaser of Quay urged forming a new party to oppose the sales tax he calls a tool of big corporations. He offered to run as an Independent and outlined an alternate legislative program including income, liquor, potash and oil taxes. He blasted both major parties as corrupt.
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Albuquerque
O. S. Greaser
D- Quay
Greaser
New Mexico
Gov Hockenhull speaks at First Baptist Church banquet
Governor A W Hockenhull addressed a large crowd at the First Baptist Church Ruby Anniversary Banquet with musical interludes by local quartets and violin numbers by Doris Deter Welborn. Mrs Hockenhull accompanied him and long time member Mrs H R Webb was honored. Santa Fe New Mexico tax case looms over meat sales tax exemption as lawmakers review livestock product exemptions and court interpretations cited by Swift & Company officials.
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A. W. Hockenhull
First Baptist Church
J. L. Mabie
Mesdames
Wheeler
VanDenburg
Whittier
Bell
Atwood
Cole
Doris Deter Welborn
Hagerman
Miss Welborn
Hockenhull
Jesus Christ
H. R. Webb
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Swift & Company, Meat Packers
Byron O. Beall
Frank Patton
Taxation and Revenue Committee of the
Senate
Patton
Washington
Dallas business men visit Roswell on Mothers Day tour
Seventy Dallas Wholesale Merchants Association members with a 30 member band travel by special train to Roswell on May 18 for the 33rd annual business tour. They attend a Mothers Day service at New Mexico Military Institute from 9:30 to 10:00, tour city sights, then depart at 11:00.
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Roswell
Dallas Wholesale Merchants Association
New Mexico Military Institute
Two Women Die In Taos Road Auto Crash
Two Perry Iowa visitors died when a car near Hoxie New Mexico rolled four times after a front tire blew out. Mrs Eva McCall survived with injuries. her daughter Miss Mary Brenton McCall and Mrs Mary Wendar were killed. Clyde Brenton, bank president and Mrs McCall's brother, was en route to arrange burial.
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Taos Road
Hoxie
N. M
Taos-Cimarron
Wendar
California
Perry
3000 U. S. Men Battle Bootleggers
The Justice Department unveiled a plan to seek about 2 million dollars from Congress to expand the anti crime drive. It aims to hire 200 to 300 more investigators and equip them with guns and fast cars amid a gun shortage that has affected federal Dillinger chase teams.
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Washington
Justice Department
Congress
Dillinger Chasers
Harvey J. Bailey
Albert Bates
George
Kelly
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma
Department
Dillinger
Cummings
Division of Investigation
Heflin Loses Bid to Reenter Congress in Alabama
In Birmingham on May 3 AP reports “Cotton Tom” Heflin failed to win a clear path back to Congress. With most votes tallied, Allgood led 13,205 to 11,035 for Starnes and 19,398 for Heflin, leaving Heflin in a weak position for a run-off though he vowed to challenge the result and pursue a face-off against Allgood.
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Heflin
Birmingham
Ala
Cotton Tom” Heflin
Congress
Miles B. Allgood
Allgood
Joe Starnes
Guntersville
Albuquerque Prep Athletes Set for Roswell State Meet
Albuquerque coaches take teams to Roswell for the state track and field tennis and golf meet. F. M. Wilson leads eight track athletes five golfers and five tennis players from Albuquerque High. Louis Hernandez brings two men to represent Menau in events. Jones from Podian school departs with seven players.
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Albuquerque
Roswell
F. M. Wilson
Louis Hernandez
Menau
Jones
Senator Mullis comments on meat tax exemption
Senator John H. Mullis, member of the Senate Finance Committee, said the meat exemption phrase likely covers livestock on the hoof and not retail meat sales. He noted the amendment mentions livestock growth products like wool hides and pelts, but he believes meat sales were not intended to be exempt.
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John H. Mullis
Senate Finance Committee
Sen. Mullis
Hungry Ronaws y youth at Clovis ends life attempt
Clovis New Mexico May 3 AP a 15 year old Lawton Oklahoma youth Del bert Ritter attempted suicide by drinking two bottles of medical solutions believing them poisonous. He survived after being found in a ditch near the highway and was placed in police care. His future depends on his mother and rest with possible return to Los Angeles if requested.
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Clovis
N. M
Delbert Ritter
Lawton
Okla
Ritter
Grace Thimble
Los Angeles
Eleanor Williams
Moscow rejects jewel loan for Chicago exhibit
Moscow refused the request of the Chicago Century of Progress to send the Russian crown jewels for exhibition this summer. Bolshivik officials said they would not trust such historic valuables beyond Russia's borders.
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Moscow
Chicago Century of Progress
Russia
New Mexico Liquor Law Examined and Enacted in 1934
The article outlines the 1934 New Mexico liquor law as a response to enforcement failures under the 1933 act. It details licensing rules, tax changes, bond requirements, and enforcement provisions, including who fixes license fees, the role of the State Board of Liquor Control, and penalties for violations. The measure shifts license control to counties and municipalities starting July 1 1934 and repeals the excess profit tax.
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State OF New Mexico
Senate Committee
House Committee
House
State OF
New Mexico
State Board of Liquor Control
Boards of County Commissioners
State Board of Finance
Gross-Miller store opens in new Roswell location
The Gross-Miller Grocery Company, longtime Roswell firm, will open Monday at 119-21 West Fourth Street after moving from 223 North Main. The change aims to modernize facilities, provide ample free parking, enhanced sanitation, and locally built fixtures, with the old site remaining closed after Saturday night.
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Gross-Miller Grocery Company
Pioneer Grocery Firm
Roswell
West Fourth Street
Fred Miller
North Main
Gross-Miller
Rain Today Delivers Moisture to Northern New Mexico
In Albuquerque on May 3 AP reports several days of cold windy weather gave way to a drizzling rain spreading from central and northwestern New Mexico toward the Estancia Valley and the northwest, with Las Vegas noting clouds and cold winds but no rain. The storm was expected to clear by nightfall with generally fair, warmer conditions overnight and Friday.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Estancia
Las Vegas
Clovis
Weather Bureau
Cannon Wins Fight to Continue as Bishop
Bishop James Cannon Jr. of the Methodist Episcopal Church South won a preliminary battle at the quadrennial general conference to remain in office. A test vote ordered his name added to the list of bishops for effective reassignment by 269 to 170, a 99 vote margin.
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Jackson, Miss
James Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church
South Today
Cannon
District Court Filing Fee Raised to Ten Dollars
Judge James B. McGhee received a wire from the attorney general noting the district court filing fee rose from $7.50 to $10.00 at 1:52 p.m. on April 27. The extra $2.50 applies to suits filed since then, with $10.00 charged for all future filings to fund a new state supreme court building.
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James B. McGhee
Attorney General
State Supreme Court
Seed loan checks received by Chaves county clerk
A total of 93 seed loan checks have been received, handled and mailed out by the Chaves county clerk's office.
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Chaves County
Fight to Prevent City Gasoline Tax in Las Cruces
In Las Cruces New Mexico wholesale and retail gas dealers launched a campaign against a proposed one cent city gasoline tax winning a promise from four new city board members to delay action until dealers and others can discuss the proposal. Mayor J Benson Newell is reported to favor the tax.
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Las Cruces
N. M
New City Board
J. Benson Newell
W. A. Sutherland
W. C. Whalley
France Urges Japan to Honor Nine Power Treaty
Paris May 3 AP report states the French government formally asks Japan to observe the Nine Power Treaty in full, replying to Tokyo's note defending its Asia for Asiatics Doctrine. The exchange underscores tensions over Asia policy and seeks clarity on Japan's commitments under the agreed principles.
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France
Japan
Paris
Tokyo
Asia
Baseball Box Scores and Battery Names From National League
National League box score data lists teams and runs with pitcher and catcher batteries for New York Boston Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia St. Louis and more. It notes score outcomes and lineups including Clark Bell Rich ards French Smith Hoyt Padden Brandt Spohrer Malone Lee Ward Hartnett Benge Lopezy Kolp Shaute O'Farrell Collins J Wil son Rhem Davis Kunx Boston NY names McManus Berger Jackson NY all present for today’s game listings
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