War Veterans Clash Over Raw Deal and Tax Debates
Brig Gen H A Ingalls denounces Roosevelt policies and urges uniting veterans into a voting league tied to New York. In Santa Fe experts debate meat exemptions in New Mexico sales tax, flagging potential legal challenges and double taxation issues across the regime during May 4 AP coverage.
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Brig. Gen. Ingalls
Les Cruces
N. M
H. A. Ingalls
Roswell
Veterans Council
Veterans Voters League of New York
Fatal shooting at Pilar Horton's home linked to Alberta Fuentes
Alberta Fuentes was killed last night around 11 20 by a bullet said to be fired by Pilar Horton at 513 East Albuquerque. Horton allegedly admitted firing during a scuffle, saying Fuentes came to her home and caused trouble. Fuentes, an employee of McNally Hall Motor Company, died at the scene. Horton surrendered after visiting Primitivo Brady's house. An inquest is expected. funeral plans to be announced.
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Alberta Fuentes
Pilar Horton
Albuquerque
Fuentes
Talmaze Mortuary
District Attorney Clarifies State Liquor Law Guidance
George L. Reese Jr district attorney today issued a formal statement to liquor license holders clarifying the application of the Same Law to sales of liquor by the drink. He noted ongoing confusion and said copies will be sent to all licensees for guidance.
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George L. Reese Jr
ALA
Robbers Take About 400 From Artesia Safe
In Artesia New Mexico on Thursday night thieves broke a back window to gain entry at the Guy Chevrolet Garage. They knocked off the safe handle and knob and stole about 400 dollars. One man was arrested and held for investigation.
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Artesia
N. M
Deatus Last Night
A. H. Henderson of Ruston Louisiana philanthropist and former U S Jersey Breed ers Association president and Tom Harris 79 of Preeport New York an old time vaudeville dancer are noted in AP reporting as prominent figures in recent deaths.
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Associated Press
Ruston
A. H. Henderson
U. S. Jersey Breeders Association
Preeport
N. Y
Tom Harris
Air mail contracts awarded to nine private firms
Washington reports the airmail will be carried by nine private companies on 16 797 miles of routes within 340 days. Fifteen temporary 90 day contracts issued as the Post Office Department returns air mail to private operators. Bids sought for 10 new routes by May 25 and some rejected proposals. Kohler Aviation’s Detroit Milwaukee route bid was discarded due to an officer’s prior involvement.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Kohler Aviation Corporation
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Farley
Richard W. Robbins
Misunderstanding of Roswell sales tax clarified
Roswell merchants were advised by chamber of commerce officials that all monthly gross receipts face the 2 percent sales tax, regardless of individual sales amounts. The ten cent threshold is a collection convenience. customers are not taxed on under ten cent items, but totals are taxed when filing monthly returns.
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Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
Claude Simpson
Trial on vice charges set for Gallup spring term
Gallup New Mexico May 4 AP Defendants in the McKinley county vice and crime probe will face trial in the spring term starting Monday. District Judge Harry Owen will preside over multiple misdemeanor cases including gambling liquor sales to minors and keeping houses of ill fame. The state seeks padlock orders against 15 establishments on 66 Avenue involved in the indictments. Defendants named include George Karras and Leona Wallace on liquor charges and Guido Zecca and Pete Kitchen among those facing gambling counts.
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Gallup
N. M
McKinley County
Harry Owen
Los Lunas
Cc. F. Vogel
M. A. Otero, Jr
Dave Chavez
Owen
66 Avenue
George Karras
George Frkovich
Barney Korio
Leona Wallace
Guido Zecca
Fred Caveggia
John Maiola
John Plese
Pete Rachi
Alfredo Jaramillo
Former Secretary Woodin Dies at 65 in New York
William H. Woodin, frail former Secretary of the Treasury who steered the nation through the 1933 banking crisis, died after throat infection complications. He would have turned 66 on May 27. Roosevelt expressed deep shock and distress at his passing.
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New York
William H. Woodin
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Threats to kill if Robles fail to pay ransom
May 4 Tucson AP threatens of death loom over Fernando Robles and his six year old daughter June after a ransom demand of 15000 dollars. Grandmother says the note ordered the father to drive a lonely road and toss the money when signaled. She laments banks closed and failure to meet their deadline.
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Tucson
Art
Robles
Fernando Robles
June
Fernando
Japan Abandons Western Talks on Far East Policy
Tokyo May 4 AP Foreign Minister Koki Hirota outlined Japan's Hands Off China policy and signaled it will not discuss peace in the Far East with Western powers again. He spoke at the Conference of Prefectural Governors, recalling Geneva 1932 and Washington 1922 while stressing Japan will exchange views with powers individually if needed. He affirmed Japan's respect for existing treaties and its role in maintaining stability in Eastern Asia.
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Tokyo
Koki Hirota
Japan
New
China
Far East
Geneva
Asia
League of Nations
Hirota
Gentva
Briever
Washington
Eastern
Farm Tax Act Declared Unconstitutional By AG
The New Mexico farm tax act SB20 from a special session was deemed unintelligible and unconstitutional by the Attorney General’s office. Frank Patton, writing for tax chief Byron Beall, said the act cannot be construed and falls outside the governor’s call, rendering enforcement impossible.
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Santa Fe
Attorney General's Office
Frank Patton
Byron O. Beall
Floyd Lee
Patton
Beall
Harry Mozely Stevens Dies at 78 Creator of American Hot Dog
New York May 4 AP Harry Mozely Stevens the man who created the American hot dog and built a fortune from it died at age 78. He rose to prominence in the lunch counter trade and helped popularize the frankfurter in the United States through his ventures and innovations. His death marks the end of an era in American casual dining and street food history.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Thocne
Snell
New York
Clyde Barrow
Raymond Hamilton
Dallas
Tex
Harry Mozely Stevens
Sales tax unlikely to hit three million in NM
Santa Fe April 4 AP Clinton P Anderson returning from Arizona reports the Arizona levy yields 119000 a month after 10 months with a 1.5 percent rate. He approves $7500 for initial NM sales tax expenses, noting a $25000 legislative appropriation, and proposes a director assistant cashier auditor clerks and field men for the start.
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Santa Fe
Clinton P. Anderson
Arizona
Anderson
New Mexico
A. W. Hockenhull
Baseball scores from today across major leagues
American League highlights St Louis shutout by Boston 4 9 runs in the late innings Batteries Newsome Coffman d Hemsley Weiland Fer an tel Detroit 8 6 0 8 9 0 0 New York 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Washington 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Chicago Philadelphia rain postponement New York 3 Pittsburgh 4 D Toronto 0 0 1 8 Chicago 8 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 0 St Louis 2 0 0 2 0 Batteries Davis J Wilson Walker V Davis Jordan Boston Camilli Cuccinello Chicago Cuccinello Brooklyn Hurst Philadelphia N
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Boston
Newsome, Coffmand Hemsley
Weiland and Fer
Philadelphia
Davis
J. Wilson
Walker
V. Davis
Jordan
Camilli
Chicago
Cuccinello
Brooklyn
Hurst
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Coolidge
Hoover
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Dona Ana County
Veterans Voting League
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Senator Cutting
Dan Sedillo
Council
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Sta Fe
Supreme Court of
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U. S
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NRA
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Review Board
Steel
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Ohio
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Nye
Borah
Deatus
Villers
San Francisco
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Econstruction Finance
Orid Club
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SEY
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Mr. Wooodin
June Robles
Far West
HOT Dog King
Detroit
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Putiak
Whitehill
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Pittsburgh
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Hartnett
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