Drafting Bill Today To Make Silver Part Of Monetary Reserve
Washington May 9 AP The Senate Treasury silver conference ended without agreement after reviewing six draft bills but with plans for further talks and optimism. Borah quit saying the measure is permissive, while others expect presidential approval for nationalization of silver and a larger gold reserve mix. World-silver policy debated at White House as Robinson signals a draft is being prepared for possible action this session.
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Washington
Senate-Treasury
Borah
Senator Borah
R-Ida
Senate Treasury Silver Legislation
Treasury
Senate
White House
Robinson
Roosevelt
Wheeler
D-Mont
Thomas
Okla
Congress
House
Supreme Court Reverses Roswell Pay Certificates Case
The New Mexico Supreme Court reversed the judgment in City of Roswell versus R E Levers and Grace Levers over paying certificates. The case is remanded to enter judgment per the high court rulings. Other four cases affirmed. docket for May set with briefs and multiple oral arguments across May 21 to May 31.
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Santa Fe
State Supreme Court
Roswell
R. E. Levers
Grace Levers
Crees
Benjamin Macrus
Albuquerque
Porter Lumber Company
Hattie B. Wade
Lytton R. Taylor
Dona Ana
Hobbs Townsite Co
Ellen Hobbs
Berry Hobbs
Army to buy finest battle planes under $7.5 million drive
The War Department launched a three year effort to acquire 1,000 top fighting planes with a $7.5 million aviation fund. Bids opened for 80 bombers to deliver in early 1935, specs call for two engines, 200 mph, 10,000 ft, with scope to 250 mph and 25,000 ft. Each aircraft to carry 4 to 6 crew and 3 machine guns.
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Washington
Army
Harry M. Woodring
War Department
Air Corps
Liquor Board Meeting Set For Saturday In Santa Fe
The State Liquor Control Board will meet Saturday in Santa Fe. Attorney General E K Neumann said the meeting was delayed from yesterday because board member Dr J R Earp was ill. The secretary noted the change in schedule.
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Santa Fe
State Liquor Control Board
E. K. Neumann
J. R. Earp
Neumann
Insull in Jail in Poor Health at 74
Chicago May 9 AP Samuel Insull slumped on a cot in the county jail hospital and doctors call his condition bad. The former utilities magnate, held on mail fraud and bankruptcy charges, costs 85 cents a day for his jail care. He faces federal charges Friday as proceedings start in two cases.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
Croesus
Francis W. McNamara
Sinsuli
George Rogalski
Dorette Zeitlow
Samuel Jr
Corporation Securities, Inc
Dillinger Band In Chicago Raids
Chicago police hunted for Dillinger and his men amid raids and rumors of his gang’s activities. A car believed to belong to George Nelson prompted a large police watch around a South Side residence after a previous fatal tavern shooting and a Hammond Ind. grocery-store hold up spurs.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Frank Reynolds
Dillinger
South Side
George “Baby Face” Nelson
Reynolds
Nelson
Patrick Redmond
Hammond, Ind
Indiana
John Morrow Still Unable to Make Bond
Santa Fe May 9 AP Threats of reprisals if John Morrow's bond of 500000 for State Treasurer is not posted were heard at the State Board of Finance meeting. J O Seth suggested the Governor can order the State Highway Department not to accept contractor bonds from the companies involved. Morrow named to succeed Clinton P Anderson as Treasurer said the requirements had been met but bonding companies argued the legislature cannot change the constitution.
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Santa Fe
John Morrow
State Board of Finance
J. O. Seth
State Highway Department
Morrow
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Drought and Heat Create Fresh Midwest Records
Des Moines reports May heat shatters 60 year May records as North Platte Nebraska hits 99. Iowa cities reach 98 in Sioux City and 88 in Iowa City while Mississippi River levels mark the lowest for the month since 1861. A tornado wind damages Plentywood Montana, wrecking buildings and houses.
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Des Moines
Mercury
Midwest
North Platte
Neb
Ida Kappleham
Evansville
Ind
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Iowa
Sioux City
Iowa City
Mississippi River
Plentywood
Mont
Baseball Today's Scores from American League and National League
Detroit beats Boston 5 to 4 while Boston loads bases in the ninth. St Louis defeats New York 9 to 8 in a high scoring game. Chicago edges Washington 8 to 13 in a slugfest. Cleveland tops Philadelphia 5 to 4 in a pitchers duel turned late offense.
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Batteries in Tight Exhibition
In a compact early baseball style report, Philadelphia edges Pittsburgh 6 to 2 with Davis and Todd sparking the offense while Lu cas and Grace anchor the Battery for the winners. Cincinnati suffers a 3 to 12 setback against Brooklyn as Brandt Spohrer Kolp S Johnson and Benton lead the visitors. Chicago loses to a St Louis pair backed by Salveson Mancuso Dean and Davis in a multi team rundown.
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RHE
Boston
Cincinnati
Brandt & Spohrer
Kolp
S. Johnson
Benton, Lindsey
Shaute & Lombardi
Baseball lineups and locations listed for players today
The card lists players with team affiliations and birthplaces including Dickey Ruth Hale Cleveland Wilson Brooklyn Cuccinello Brooklyn Clift St Louis Camilli Chicago Jurges Chicago Whitney Boston Johnson Philadelphia Root Chicago Boyle Brooklyn Lee Boston. positions and affiliations indicated with A N designations.
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Dickey
Ruth
Hale
Cleveland
Wilson
Brooklyn
Cuccinello
Clift
St. Louis
Camilli
Chicago
Jurges
Whitney
Boston
Johnson
Philadelphia
Root
Boyle
Lee
Browns Defeat Yankees After Ninth Inning Rally
In New York at Yankee Stadium on May 9, the St. Louis Browns rallied for five runs in the ninth to edge the Yankees 9 to 8. Roger Hornsby led the Browns while Babe Ruth hit his seventh homer of the season in the third inning.
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Browns
Yankees
New York
Roger Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Babe Ruth
Pardoned Taos Man By New Mexico Governor
Veres tiano Santistevan of Taos was pardoned from the state penitentiary by Gov. A W Hockenhall. He had been sent from Taos county last August to serve two to three years.
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Hockenhull
Santa Fe
Verestiano Santistevan
Taos
State
A. W. Hockenhull
Taos County
New Mexico County Keeps School Budgets Mostly Unchanged
Chaves county budgets for 1934-35 remain largely the same as 1933-34 after hearings led by budget auditor R H Grissom. An emergency $40,000 allocation was approved for possible use if funds permit. Final approval rests with the state tax commission in July.
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Chaves County
R. H. Grissom
New Mexico
Roswell
Hagerman and
Dexter
Lake Arthur
State Tax Commission
Lea County Water Company Incorporated in Hobbs
The State Corporation Commission approved the incorporation of the Lea County Water Company of Hobbs. Directors named are James M. Murray Sr, T B Sudreth, James M. Murray Jr, and W C Ray. Capitalization set at 48000 dollars. The commission also approved a stock increase for the New Mexico Credit Corporation with 1500 shares authorized at 100 dollars each.
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Santa Fe
Lea County Water Company of
Hobbs
State Corporation Commission
James M. Murray
T. B. Sudreth
James M. Murray, Jr
W. C. Ray
New Mexico Credit Corporation
Albuquerque
Gus Sieg Arrested on Liquor Charge
Officers arrested Gus Sieg at his south of town residence on a liquor charge. Police seized a hundred gallon distillery and a quantity of mash.
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Gus Sieg
Kidnaping of June Robles Leads to Arrests in Cananea
In Cananea Sonora authorities pursued a kidnaping case involving six year old June Robles. A supposed contact man implicated in the plot aided a Mexican couple and an American man and promised police a route to the child. Mexican and U S investigators pressed the search across Sonora and southern Arizona.
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Cananea
Sonora
June Robles
United States
Arizon
Arizona
Tucson
Ariz
Mexico
Bernabe Robles
Sister of R S Hamilton Dies in New York City
Mrs. Carrie E. Allison, sister of Mrs. R. S. Hamilton, died last night in New York City after years of illness. She was a widow and leaves a son, W. M. Allison, who had been visiting in Roswell.
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R. S. Hamilton
New York City
Carrie E. Allison
New Plan for Boy Scout Camp This Summer
The Eastern New Mexico Area Boy Scout Council will run Sacramento Mountains camp for June through August. Troops may visit any time with Scoutmaster, paying $1 registration per Scout. Each troop handles transportation, food, bedding, and activities, using camp buildings for all three months.
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New Mexico
Boy Scout Council
Sacramento Mountains
P. V. Thorson
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