Republicans And Progressives Not Likely To Agree
Santa Fe May 14 AP The Santa Fe New Mexican reports that a peace between the Progressives and the Republicans in Albuquerque is unlikely this week. The Progressives plan a Tuesday meeting to decide on the GOP terms adding 80 members to the State Central Committee and disbanding the Progressives. Republicans meet Wednesday to respond. Democrats hope for no peace or alliance with Progressives or a third party that could hurt Republicans. Some see Hatch and Chavez favoring collaboration, noting Democrats’ control of election machinery in many counties. A peace outcome remains uncertain as negotiations continue and party rules are debated by Ed Safford’s committee. The piece hints at possible third-party talk and warns the Progressive leadership is cautious of the Republican “wooden horse.”
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Rain Relief Limited Across Drought-Stricken Midwest
Rain drenched the drought-stricken Midwest but weather forecasters called the relief only a stop-gap. Reports from Illinois Iowa Nebraska Kansas Wisconsin and surrounding states noted varying rainfall from light drizzle to heavy downpours with snow turning to rain. moisture aided germination and crops though experts warned more precipitation was needed for real improvement.
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Man claims New Mexico gold vein in Lincoln County
Gallup New Mexico May 14 AP Pat Eakes a 50 year old carpenter and furrier told at a transient relief station he found a gold mine in Lincoln County New Mexico He said he would get 200000 for Colorado properties and would take 10 percent if the vein proved real He later boasted of ore samples and planned to return to Ireland to retire his tale includes his Irish background and orphanage placement in New York after his parents died in 1881
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Congress Faces Busy Week Ahead in Washington
Congress moves to action on a dozen major measures with Senate set to advance the Glass-Barkley industrial loan bill a 530 million dollar federal reserve-RFC fund. House aims for early passage of deficiency public works and home building bills as clashes over stock market and silver currency policy loom.
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Clean Up Drive Starts For Roswell
Roswell chambers urge immediate general cleanup to beautify the city with a one week target. The campaign prioritizes removing dead limbs and rubbish, tearing down unused sheds, and selling salvage lumber. Mayor Moore vows city trucks will haul trash by May 26 noon.
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Robbery at Auto Service Station on Second and Pennsylvania
The Auto Service Station was broken into last night via the back window. A truck tire was taken, four or five inner tubes and 5.40 dollars in cash disappeared. another tire was stolen but left on the ground. The theft was found when the station opened this morning. No trace of stolen goods recovered.
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Swope Likely Named Warden of New Federal Pen
Washington AP reports Assistant Attorney General William Stanley says Ed Swope, longtime warden of the New Mexico State Penitentiary and Democratic state chairman, is the likely pick to head the McNeil Island federal prison. A successor to Finch Archer has not yet been named. Swope has applied and is considered to have the inside track.
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Certificates for New Mexico postmasters issued
Washington, May 14. Certificates were issued for seven New Mexico and three Colorado postmasters confirmed by the Senate. Coloradans approved were George S. Neibuhr O Walsenburg Herman H. Davis Springfield John W Anson Silt. New Mexican approvals were Jesse L. Truett Artesia Ray S Soladay Carlsbad Rosalie Littlefield Elida Arthur L. Langford Hobbs Aurora P B Pacheco Old Albuquerque Mary McCullough Roswell and Jose Z. Sanchez Santa Rosa.
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Headley Pontiac Stolen From McNally Hall Lot
J B Headleys 1934 Pontiac sedan was stolen from the McNally Hall Motor Company late Saturday night. The garage was open and three night attendants were occupied. thief used the Sixth Street north door. Car is black with spare wheels on both front fenders, radio, small windshield hole. NM license 42 836. Motor 994305, serial 846982, body P4129.
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Communists Name County Ticket in Roswell Convention
Chaves county Communist members named a slate headed by Matilda Nejediy as State Senator and Roswell residents filling State Representative and other county posts. Eight ticketholders were chosen to attend the statewide convention in Albuquerque on June 3 and 4.
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O. W. Thomas
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J. A.langston
Freight Rates in Southwest Rise and Scale Back
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized higher freight rates on vegetables from the southwest and canceled steeper railroad proposals. Increases reach up to 15 percent, while some rates from the southwest were harmonized with southern territory excluding Florida.
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Baseball Today Scores In The American League
Baseball scores show Chicago facing Boston with Chicago scoring eight runs in the top of the ninth and Boston four. Detroit edges Washington five to two in a rain shortened game called after six innings. Earnshaw Ruel Sorrell Cochrane Crowder Prim Phillips listed among pitchers and batters.
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Batteries Split as New York Beat Chicago in Rain Shortened
New York edges Chicago 2 to 1 in a rain shortened game as Schumacher Warneke Hartnett Tate figure in a nine run contest. Rain suspended several other events, delaying play and postponing remaining batteries and lineup adjustments.
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Notable Baseball Trade Rumor Involves Werber Camilli
Baseball chatter links Werber of Boston Terry of New York and Camilli of Chicago as possible trade pieces amid league rumors. The brief notes potential shifts among three franchises with no confirmed deal details.
Congressmen Organize for Drought Relief
Congressmen from drought hit regions form a nine member committee led by Rep Sinclair to work with agencies on immediate relief and possible future measures. They expect a report to the President and plan to coordinate with Agriculture, Farm Credit, and Relief administrations as Roosevelt’s team moves to aid farmers and livestock.
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Supreme Court Denies Bail for Bohannon Brothers
The New Mexico Supreme Court refused bail for the Bohannon brothers Lewis Carsey and Bee Bohannon. They remain in custody in Curry County on murder charges over Vernon Tate's death. They argued for spring trial readiness, but delays push trial to fall term.
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Quarter million relief funds released for New Mexico
Emergency Relief Administration grants issued on May 14 allocate 249,561 to New Mexico for unemployment relief and work programs, plus 17,447 for transient relief, 4,564 for reemployment service and 2,550 for budget aid, as Washington reports.
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Pioneer attorney and miner Charles G Bell dies at 79
Charles G. Bell, 79, a longtime attorney and mining man who came to Silver City in 1879, died last night. Former Probate Judge of Great County, he owned the C. G. Bell mines at Vanadium and had focused on mining for 20 years. Born in Norfolk County, Virginia, he was a bachelor and survived by a sister and a brother. Funeral and burial services will be held here Wednesday with the Elks club in charge.
Commodity Exchange Bill Applies to Cotton
Washington May 14 The House Agriculture Committee voted to extend the commodity exchange control bill to cotton in addition to grain.
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