Wagner Labor Bill Before Senate Controversy Rages
Washington May 15 AP The Senate weighs the Wagner labor relations bill amid a tense clash between labor leaders including the American Federation of Labor and industrialists. The measure would create a permanent national labor relations board with authority to order elections, reviewable actions, and five prohibitions against employer interference. It would require majority-chosen representatives to bargain for all employees in a unit.
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Grand jury probes Gallup kidnapping case debated
Santa Fe May 15 AP A grand jury inquiry into the Gallup kidnapping case may follow a civil liberties union meeting with state officials. Gov. Clyde Tingley and Attorney General Frank Patton pledged cooperation as District Judge M A Otero and others consider the case. The abduction of Robert Minor and David Levinson near ToHatchi 25 miles from Gallup sparked murder charges tied to the April 4 riot that left three dead including Sheriff Carmichael and U S District Attorney W J Er.
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Civil
David Levinson
International Labor Defense
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Levinson
U. S
W. J. Er
Goebel in Santa Fe guest at lunch with Tingley
Santa Fe May 15 AP Art 1 a sky writer of national fame was a guest at lunch today with Gov Clyde Tingley and his wife at the executive mansion.
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National Air
Clyde Tingley
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Georgia Governor Talmadge Praises Roosevelt Rivalry
A transcript from Arcala California notes Governor Talmadge of Georgia praising Roosevelt while predicting a chaotic election among third party candidates. He implies some rivals will claim real Democratic tickets and hints at political maneuvering leading up to election day.
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Thomas Jefon
Flier Bolton Off Run When Plane Crashed Near Atlanta Mo
Kansas City May 15 AP Pilot Harvey Bolton was not on his regular Kansas City to New York route when a TWA airliner he piloted crashed near Atlanta Missouri last week killing five. Lt Claire D Welch testified at a federal inquiry. Bolton was among the dead and had been on a Los Angeles charter before the fatal flight. He did not know if he had Commerce authorization to fly west of Kansas City. more testimony was promised.
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Claire D. Welch
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Los Angeles
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Cornerstone NL baseball scores and results recap
National League games featured Chicago sweeping Brooklyn in two games with strong pitching, St. Louis hammering New York, and Pittsburgh defeating Philadelphia in a high scoring set. Key performances included Hartnett and Phelps for Chicago, J Dean and Delancey for New York, and Bush Swift Grave Jorgens Prim Johnson Benton Pearce Wilson Jonnard for Philadelphia.
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Baseball Box Score Fragments From Prime Dates
Partial box score fragments show Philadelphia vs Chicago with pitching notes Cain Foxx Lyons Sewell. New York vs Detroit with Ruffing Dickey Sullivan Hogsett Cochrane. Washington vs Cleveland noting Burke Bolton Hildebrand L Brown Pytlak. Strong entity set includes teams players and pitchers.
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Hogsett
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Federal jury refuses to indict on chain letters
A Denver grand jury declined to indict R. M. Barnholt H. L. Harris and Edward W. Hughes, three Denver business men tied to 1000 send a buck chain letters. U S District Attorney Morrissey said evidence was presented but the jury returned no true bills, effectively exonerating the men of federal charges. The case tested the legality of chain letters under postal laws, supported by Denver and Washington post office officials.
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H. L. Harris
Edward W. Hughes
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Hauptmanns Charged With Income Tax Fraud
Washington May 15 AP In come tax frauds were charged to day to Bruno Richard Hauptmann and his wife Anna in the government's answer to the appeal of the convicted slayer of the Lindbergh baby for a re determ in ation of tax assessments for 1932 and 1933. Five instances in which the pair were held to have defrauded the government were cited in the answer filed by treasury experts with the board of tax appeals.
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Cubs Rally Past Dodgers 8 to 4 In First Game
Chicago Cubs overcome deadlock with a four run ninth inning to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 8 to 4 in the first game of today's double bill. Phelps and Cuyler homered for the Cubs.
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Pirates Rout Phillies 20-5 in Slugging Duel
Pittsburgh Pirates exploded to a 20 to 5 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Suhr Jensen and Vaughan homered for the Pirates in the May 15 game as the B slugging duel produced multiple long balls and a one sided win.
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Grazing Assn Recommends Fees Based on Conditions
The South western New Mexico Grazing Association voted to urge the Department of Interior to set grazing permit fees under the Taylor Act based on climatic and range conditions rather than livestock market prices. A Denver meeting May 20 will seek changes to final rules. New by laws were adopted and Capt. B C Mossman was re elected president. Frank Joyce became vice president. Eleven advisory board seats are to be filled by June 22 with reps from Chaves Eddy Lea Lincoln Guadalupe and Debaca counties plus an at large seat.
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B. C. Mossman
Southeastern New Mexico
Chaves
Eddy, Lea
Lincoln
Guadalupe
DeBaca
Roswell
Southeastern
Burrow Elected Exalted Ruler of Roswell Elks Club
R. L. Burrow was elected Exalted Ruler of the Roswell Elks Club. New officers include B. B. Ginsberg Esteemed Leading Knight Jack Lair Esteemed Royal Knight Glen Austin Esteemed Lecturing Knight H. D. Johnson secretary Jack Moore treasurer J. P. Purcell tiler and H. H. Ball trustee. Burrow to serve as delegate to the Grand Lodge with Ball as alternate. A chicken dinner preceded the meeting. attendance was the largest in years.
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B. B. Ginsberg
Jack Lair
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H. D. Johnson
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J. P. Purcell
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Mr. Ball
General Motors Plants All Open in a Week
Detroit May 15 AP GM officials said plants in 12 cities closed or running reduced force due to the Toledo Chevrolet motor plant strike would be in full operation within a week. Nearly half of 33,000 idle workers were back as Toledo transmission production resumed under the settlement reached Monday night.
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Escaped Texas convict surrenders peacefully
Huntsville Texas May 15 AP The last of four desperate convicts who shot their way from Eastham prison farm last week surrendered to constables at Madisonville Texas. R C Tipton serving a life term for murder surrendered last night carrying a rifle and tried to use it when surprised. Jack Peddy the leader was killed hours after the break in which a guard was shot to death. Sam Grant was killed and Harry Lutlow captured.
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Eastham Prison Farm
R. C. Tipton
Madisonville
Jack Peddy
Sam Grant
Harry Lutlow
National League names and abbreviations list
A compact roster of players and teams denoting Phelps and Wright among Brooklyn and Cleveland Amateurs, Cuyler, Suhr, Jensen, Vaughan, Manush, Boyle and others from Natl and Amn leagues as listed in the archival snippet. The fragment preserves team affiliations like Pitts Natl, Chi Natl, Bkin Natl and NY Natl with scattered initials.
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Bklyn
Critz
Cuyler
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Suhr
Pitts
Wright
Cleve
Jensen
Vaughan
Manush
Washa
Boyle
Bkin
Mescalero Indians Making Progress
Albuquerque May 15 AP J C Cavill superintendent of the Mescalero Indian reservation in southern New Mexico reports progress in agriculture among Mescalero Apaches. He notes they began farming last year with a good oat crop and that irrigation from Tularosa creek and springs is under study.
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N. M
J. C. Cavill
Mescalero Indian Reservation
New Mexico
Indian Service
Tularosa Creek
Four Held in Hot Springs Fire Released
Hot Springs New Mexico May 15 four men were held briefly for investigation into the dance hall fire that killed Bob Davis and his son Woodrow and nearly destroyed the hall. They were Glen Holland Jonette Bonner Jack Houseberg and Joe Flores. Relatives of the victims were en route to claim the bodies. No further investigation planned. State police also opened a probe into the same fire reported at Santa Rosa near Hot Springs.
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N. M
Bob Davis
Here
Claude Heffernan
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Glen Holland
Jonette Bonner
Jack Houseberg
Joe Flores
Davis Atta
S. C. Brewton
Santa Rosa
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Santa Fe
E. J. House, Jr
Senate votes to extend NRA for ten months
Washington May 15 AP The Senate voted to extend the National Recovery Administration for ten months, despite President Roosevelt advocating a two year continuation. House Democrats urged a two year version and contested the intra state and code provisions, raising the possibility of a House Senate clash as June 16 deadline nears. The measure would push NRA expiry to April 1 and keep intra state business outside codes, with 30 day presidential review for code uniformity.
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Harrison
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Charles H.west
Ohio
Donald R. Richberg
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Pacific Fleet Maneuvers Stir U S Japan Tensions
Aboard the Pennsylvania at Pearl Harbor May 15. The U S fleet’s Pacific maneuvers are praised as precise and strategic, testing high seas operations and submarine strength while denying intended attack on Japan. Secretary Swanson says no cross 180th meridian movements, Hawaii deemed U S territory, though drills proceed.
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Five Hurt During Albuquerque Rainstorm
AP reports a late yesterday rainstorm injuring four motorists two seriously and one pedestrian with a broken arm. Lillian Huff and Viola Weekly of Sikeston Missouri were injured in a collision with a vehicle driven by Sam Thackaberry of Grant and Ramon Ortega of Los Lunas eleven miles west of Los Lunas. Huff suffered severe head and body bruises Weekly fractured leg and back injuries Ortega and Thackaberry treated for minor injuries. Mrs M L Jackson of Campe Verde Arizona slipped on a wet street and broke her arm. Jackson and her husband were en route to Santa Fe and stopped briefly in the city.
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Ramon Ortega
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Death at Hot Springs Leaves Cause Unknown
Hot Springs New Mexico May 15 AP a coroner s jury returned a verdict death from causes unknown in the inquest into the death of Mrs Charles Bevels camp ground owner The inquest was called by Fred Nicholas district attorney at the request of Sheriff Claude Heffernan Heffernan said he ordered the inquest at the insistence of Dr A C White county health physician who said Mrs Bevels might have been poisoned.
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Charles Bevels
Fred Nicholas
Claude Heffernan
Giants Hurlers Defeat Cardinals in Opening Game
New York Giants defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 4 to 1 behind Clydell Castleman as Hughie Critz homered twice driving in three runs in the May 15 double header opener before a 25 000 crowd.
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Hughie Critz
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Clydell Castleman
Equalization Board To Meet In County Courthouse
Chaves county commissioners sitting as the board of equalization will meet tomorrow morning at nine o clock in the commissioners room at the county courthouse to hear protests on assessments for 1935 taxes.
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Board of Equalization
Woodlan Saunders Leaves Hospital on Crutches
Santa Fe May 15 AP Woodlan P Saunders is out of the hospital and around on crutches after an automobile wreck near Roswell that left him with a broken leg and other injuries.
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Santa Fe
Woodlan P. Saunders
Roswell
Memorial services planned for Sen Bronson Cutting
Santa Fe will host private memorial services Wednesday night for the late Sen Bronson Cutting, conducted by the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post, according to AP.
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Bronson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Taos Pueblo Land Additions Bill Moves In House
The House Indian Affairs Committee reported favorable a bill to add 9 000 acres to the Carson National Forest in New Mexico. The land could be used by the Taos Pueblo. The action was announced on May 15.
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Taos Inpfan Pueblo
Washington
House Indian Affairs Committee Today
Carson National Forest
Taos Pueblo
New Mexico
Governor Signs Institute Diplomas at Santa Fe
Governor Clyde Tingley presided over a diploma ceremony in Santa Fe as he awarded sheepskins to graduates of the New Mexico Military Institute. He announced prizes for the best letters from high school students about Carlsbad Caverns, a program tied to Governor's Day last week.
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Clyde Tingley
India
New Mexico Military Institute
Carlsbad Caverns
Tingley
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