Nationalization of Silver Sparks Gallup Murder Probe
A gruesome slaying challenged Navajo mounted police and McKinley county authorities near Gallup New Mexico. Sam McCabe 38 was found stabbed shot and throat slit on a hill beyond the reservation boundary. Tracks indicate multiple attackers. robbery possible as motive. Authorities pursue suspects outside the reservation while Navajo police track within.
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Gallup
N. M
New Mounted Police
McKinley County
Sam McCabe
Laura McCabe
McCabe
Dee WW. Roberts
Booklet on sales tax to be issued in Santa Fe
Santa Fe AP The sales tax remains a major issue at the Capitol as Chief Tax Commissioner Byron Beall says a booklet explaining the tax will be issued. Officials discuss exemptions and practical questions from barber shops to burro license displays, with many points still unsettled and no AG opinion expected before late next week.
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Santa Fe
Capitol
Byron O. Beall
Ed. K. Neumann
Beale
Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District
Tax Commission
Attorney General’s Office
Chase on Dillinger Continues in Chicago and Abroad
Chicago authorities, a special flying squad, federal agents, and state detectives coordinate a cross agency hunt for John Dillinger. Despite reports he sails toward Greenock on the Duchess of York, officials will search the liner in Liverpool on arrival to locate the gangster.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Law
State’s Attorney’s Office
Dillinger
Efort
Greenock
Scotland
London Herald
British Isles
Bunk
Frank Reynolds
Dillinger Huntsmen
Liverpool
John Dilliger
Geenock
Belfast
King Alberts Death Not An Accident Says Col Hutchison
Nottingham report says Colonel Graham Seton Hutchison told the Nottingham Writers Club that King Albert of Belgium was killed by a tap to the head rather than an Alpine accident. Embassy officials in London called Hutchison a liar and demanded he repeat his tale, calling it an outrage on the dead.
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Nottingham
England
Albert
Belgium
Beng
Graham Seton Hutchison
Nottingham Writers’ Club
Nottingham Journal
Colonel Hutchison
Graham Seton
Hutchison
Belgiim
London
Belguim
King Albert
Col. Hutchison
New Mexico Legion posts lose charters after suspension
Twenty one Legion Posts in New Mexico have had their charters withdrawn by the National Executive Committee following a six month suspension of the State Department. The action, taken on investigators' recommendations, comes amid prior charges of factionalism political activity and inflated membership drives. Local posts three investigators named by National Commander Edward A Hayes influenced the decision. The New Mexico Legion previously had seventy nine posts.
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Indianapolis
Ater
New Mexico Department of the American Legion
Legion
Thattate
State Department
Edward A. Hayes
William M. Alter
Denver
I. A. Jennings
Phoenix
Ollie A. Davis
New Mexico
Department
Roswell Boys Reach State Golf Finals In Roswell
Everett Forrester and Eugene Tabor of Roswell high schools reach the finals of the Championship Flight at the New Mexico high school golf tournament held at Roswell Country Club. Forrester shot 73 the lowest total so far, while Tabor won his semi against Schriber. Also listed are finalists in the Second and Third flights and consolation results.
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Everett Forrester
Eugene Tabor
Roswell
New Mexico
Roswell Country Club
Art Corum
Forrester
Petty
Alamogordo
Tabor
Schriber
Albuquerque
Aguilar
Anderson
Los Alamos
Raft
H. D. Johnson
Mornimng
Cornish
Lamar
Hassell
Rey
St. Mary’s
Garcia
Green
McDonald
Cooper
Sam Johnson
Blossom
Cowan
Nickson
Basham
Lutheran Synod Convention Opens in Albuquerque Tue
The Rocky Mountain District Synod and Women's Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church begin their annual Albuquerque convention on Tuesday. Wilson P. Ard of Denver serves as president and delivers the opening sermon. The Rev. W. A. Voss of Denver conducts services, with speakers including the Rev. G. Keller Aubrecht of Lincoln and Clinton P. Anderson. Gov. A. W. Hockenhull may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Rocky Mountain District Synod
Women’s Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Wilson P. Ard
Denver
W. A. Voss
G. Keller Aubrecht
Lincoln
Nebraska
Clinton P. Anderson
A.W. Hockenhull
Fragmentary Quip About Questioning A Figured Authority
A brief reader fragment notes a line about challenging someone by asking "Where" and implies a guarded stance toward direct confrontation. The text preserves the sense of debating a stance without clear names, dates, or locations.
Roswell Player Wins State Net Title in Girls' Championship
Helen White of Roswell high school captured the girls singles crown at the New Mexico high school tennis tournament by defeating Dorothy King of Carlsbad 6-2, 6-3 in the finals this morning. King had earlier beaten Miss Pooler of Albuquerque in the semifinal.
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Helen White
Roswell
Roswell High School
New Mexico
Dorothy King
Carlsbad
Tse White
Miss Fleming
Mountainair
Miss King
Miss Pooler
Albuquerque
Wilson Chapman
Chapman
Looney
Las Vegas
Rosseau
Rowe
St. Mary’s
Adams
Bourand
Harry Burkstaller
Dick Bean
Cummins
St Mary’s
Howland and
Los Alamos
New Mexico Meet Sees Two Records Fall in Mile and Dash
At the New Mexico Military Institute field the state meet finals saw two new marks and one tie in the opening five events. Wesley of Ft Wingate set a mile record 4 39.2, Clark of Estancia clocked 52.4 in the 440 yard dash, Reid of Albuquerque high tied the 100 yard dash record at 10.2, while standings list Albuquerque high leading with 13 points and Albuquerque Indians at 31 2.
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New Mexico
New Mexico Military Institute
Wesley
Ft. Wingate Indian School
Roswell
Parker
Ft. Wingate
Clark
Estancia
Samson
Las Vegas
Harold
Santa Fe Indians
Reid
Albuquerque
Albuquerque High
Albuquerque Indians
Carlsbad
Ft Winzate
Lordsburg
Menaul
Santa Fe High
Floyd
McAllister
Hot Springs
Pierce
Sanchez
Henderson
Weahkee
Santa Fe
Sampson
Godding
Jordan
Bobb
Newsom
Leffler
Miller
Trujillo
Two Liquor Taxes in N M Do Not Conflict
Albuquerque May 4 AP Opinion on whether the sales tax applies to liquor sales in connection with the stamp tax voted by the special session has been asked of Attorney General E K Neumann by Byron O Beall chief tax commissioner Oscar Block secretary of the New Mexico Wholesale Liquor Association asked the Tax Commission for an opinion He received a copy of the letter to Neumann asking his opinion and expressing Bealls view that the two taxes do not conflict.
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Albuquerque
E. K. Neumann
Byron O. Beall
Oscar Block
New Mexico Wholesale Liquor Association
Tax Commission
Beall
Neumann
Approval for Girls Welfare Home expansion plan
The Board of the State Girl's Welfare Home approved expansion using FERA funds for labor with final Santa Fe clearance pending. Planned projects include a cannery and bakery utilizing one of two small structures and enlarging the dormitory now housing 75 girls though it is designed for 45.
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Albuquerque
State Girl’s Welfare Home
FERA
State Welfare Board
Santa Fe
FHRA
Babe Ruth grabs lead with fifth homer of season
Babe Ruth propelled the Yankees to an 8 to 1 win over Detroit with his fifth home run of the season in the fourth inning. Facing Eldon Auker, Ruth cleared the bleachers with two on, moving one ahead of Jimmie Foxx and Zeke Nadine? Nonar.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Yankee
Detroit
Jimmie Foxx
Athletics
Zeke Nonara
Chicago
Eldon Auker
Yankees
Building of New Homes Discussed at Chamber Meeting
The Renovize Committee of the Chamber of Commerce discussed a housing push this morning. Members urged now is ideal for potential buyers due to cheaper labor and materials and lower taxes. Roswell’s future looks bright with housing demand rising and value prospects, while campaign results are being measured and expanded in the next month. Attendees included Colonel D. C. Pearson, chairman, Roy Damiel, I. E. Dunn, and G. N. Amis.
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Chamber of Commerce
Roswell
Commttee
D. C. Pearson
Roy Damiel
I. E. Dunn
G. N. Amis
Baseball Today's Scores From Major Leagues
American League games saw Cleveland beat Washington 17 to 9 with Hildebrand Brown and Bean on the hill for Cleveland. Chicago toppled Philadelphia 10 to 4 as Earnshaw and Pomppia worked the mound. St Louis defeated Boston 13 to 12 in a high scoring tilt. Detroit edged New York 10 to 6 in a late slugfest.
Baseball scores and lineups from a rain‑affected slate
Box scores show New York beating Pittsburgh 37 to 6 with Fitzsimmons Smith Bowman Mancuso Birkofer Grace as batteries. Chicago lost 4 to 5 despite Betts Cantwell Hogan Spohrer Root Malone Tinning Hartnett. St Louis posted 5 runs, Moore Pearce Todd J Dean Davis noted for St Louis. Brooklyn Cincinnati game postponed due to rain.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Fitzsimmons, Smith, Bowman & Mancuso
Birkofer & Grace
RHE ‘Ween
Chicago
Betts
Cantwell and
Hogan
Spohrer, Root, Malone
Tinning and Hartnett
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Moore, Pearce & Todd
J. Dean
J. Davis
State Board of Finance to Meet Tuesday Afternoon
The State Board of Finance will convene Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The meeting aims to discuss budget allocations and fiscal policies for the upcoming quarter, with officials present to review expenditures and revenue projections.
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Finance Board
Santa Fe
State Board of Finance
Mellon Says He Is Railroaded By Government
Pittsburgh May 5 AP An drew W Mellon says the government is railroading him before a grand jury next week to collect excessive income taxes. He cites a claimed $1 319 080.90 in additional taxes and a $659 540.45 penalty for 1931. He plans to appeal to the U S Board of Tax Appeals.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew W. Mellon
U. S. Board of Tax Appeals
Mellon Financial Empire
Washington
Cummings
Melion
Mellon
Grand Jury
Treasury
Four Killed by Tornadoes in Oklahoma
Four killed as four tornadoes struck Oklahoma within 24 hours. The first touched down near Wynnewood on Thursday. later twisters hit near Alsuma, Howden near the Kansas line, and Bartlesville. Dozens injured near Alsuma, with Union Consolidated School spared when winds dipped overhead.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Wynnewood
Alsuma
Ohere
Howden
Kansas Line
Bartlesville
Union Consolidated School
City Beautiful Contest Opens with Early Blooms
The Roswell Advertising Club sponsors the City Beautiful contest via the chamber of commerce. Flowers are already in bloom and climbing roses lead entries from residents including Mrs. I. W. Woolsey, Mrs. E. M. Fisher, Mrs. A. J. Evans, Miss Jennie Keaney, Mrs. H. B. Smurl, and Mrs. C. S. Brewster. Entries feature roses, peonies, wistaria vine, a cactus bed, Herbert Hoover roses, and snapdragons. The prize list will be finalized and published in a few days.
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Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
O. H. White
West Deming
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