Roosevelt backs Hatch act extension for federal funded state workers
The President urged House passage of a bill already passed by the Senate, while Dempsey seeks a vote by securing signatures amid a committee report calling the bill killed. Roosevelt’s stance contrasts with a veto on a cotton crop insurance extension, and a broader peacetime mood per the Pope. The Supreme Court upheld price fixing under the Sherman act, and New Mexico receives a disputed gift of Conchas land for recreation, a move critics call ill considered and retroactive.
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Federal ruling aims to curb interstate monopoly moves
The decision is expected to have a wide spread effect and uphold federal power to act against persons or corporations engaged in acts tending to promote monopoly, signaling a firm stance against anticompetitive behavior across state lines.
Woodmen of the World mark fiftieth in New Mexico
Sidelights on the News reviews the Golden Anniversary of the Woodmen of the World in New Mexico on June 6 with a public gathering, radio address by Harry Root, and discussion of the order's history and split with the Modern Woodmen. It notes insurance totals and the growth of both branches amid past rate battles and the shift toward universal membership. It also covers White Sands National Monument becoming a potential national park, debate on park versus monument status, and the region’s accessible highway route. The column closes with reflections on deadly road conditions near Death Curve and Windy canyons, and a brief Kansas City wedding incident where Ruth Gow wed in an ambulance after fleeing a hospital ceremony.
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Love and Echoes In Gabrielle’s Quiet Home
Gabrielle hides loneliness as Peter Parsons shines on air with a new song written for her. She longs to hear his voice and reach him, while family duties, Violet’s jokes, and Sam’s return keep her anchored at home. A quiet, intimate moment follows the broadcast and a hopeful, fragile connection lingers.
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Lemon juice remedy claims quick rheumatic relief
An advertisement promotes Ru-Ex Compound mixed with water and lemon juice as a home remedy for rheumatic arthritis and neuritis pains. It promises relief within 48 hours or a full money back guarantee, with availability at Roswell Drug Co. and other drug stores.
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Just A Minute Dan Luther Edwards
A short devotional note cites Luke 6 38 about measuring others treatment and urges gracious social conduct in church life. It warns that censorious people receive negative returns while kind souls radiate warmth. Also an advertisement requests ready to plant tomato cabbage peppers and sweet potato plants.
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