Tornadoes Leave Death and Damage Across Plains States
Tornadoes across Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma and Colorado kill at least 14 people nine near Tyron Nebraska four near Liberal Kansas and one near Garden City while many others are injured. Damaging winds rain and hail cripple communications and wreck buildings as smaller tornadoes strike Tryon North Platte Dix and Big Springs Nebraska with numerous deaths reported at the Harry Pyzer farm near Tryon and around Paxton.
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Garden City
Kas
Mid- Western
Wheat Country
Tyron
Neb
Liberal
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Colorado
Ris L
Herring
Meade Kas
Aftberal
Tryon
North Platte
Dix
Big Springs
Harry Pyzer
Paxton
Willis Bender
Don Bender
Tola Pyzer
Mary Evelyn Byzer
Dora Pyzer
Edna Nelson
Mary McIntyre
Lizzie McIntyre
Wiliam Collinan
Mark Grossman
Lottie Voght
Roosevelt’s Bonus Army Handling Praised In Parade
Washington observers praised Roosevelt for directing the bonus army parade with remarkable calm and precision. Carter Glass spoke in the senate about a new bank bill aimed at protecting deposits and making bankers mutually responsible, curbing racketeering and holding companies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Carter Glass
America
Senate
Public Works Bill Converts To Major Tax Plan In Senate
Washington, May 23 AP The public works industry bill evolved into a large tax measure to extend extra excises for another year. Ways and Means approved the bill and backed its report as treasury safeguards for a 3.3 billion bond issue. The plan includes public works construction financed by bonds and federal supervision to curb overproduction and wage abuses while raising taxes to fund the bonds.
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Washington
Public Works Industrial Control
Treasury
Ways and Means
Lewis W. Douglas
Big Five avert clash at secret Geneva parley compromise
Norman H. Davis, American Ambassador at Large, brokered a compromise at a secret Big Five disarmament parley in Geneva. Allies Germany Britain France Italy agreed to discuss armed forces, war matériel, and security in parallel while France pressed for real security guarantees.
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Norman H. Davis
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Joseph Paul Boncour
Davis
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Romania
Mussolini
League of Nations
Japs and Chinese Agree on Truce
Peiping China March 23 AP A temporary Sino Japanese truce was reported authoritatively. Terms include Chinese troops evacuating Peiping and staying south of the Yenking Changping Shunyi Paoti Lutai line. Further talks for a permanent peace will be held at Peiping.
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Peiping
China
Japan
Tokyo
Rengo
Tientsin
Yenking-Changping- Shunyi-Paoti-Lutai
Yenking
Great Wall
Lutai
Plan to cut farm crops acreage and tax shifts debated
President Roosevelt era report describes lifting a major obstacle to acreage reductions via a processing tax on major crops and an import tax balance. It notes Wallace aims to form administrator rosters and convene commodity meetings, with wheat as a key example of tax mechanics and tariff balance. It also covers Senate stock market probe into J P Morgan and Glass Steagall reform debates.
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Washington
Wallace
State Department
Customs Service
Norman H. Davis
Roosevelt
Geneva
Democrats In State Seek To Keep Tax Law
Circular letters to precinct chairmen of the Democratic party urged signatures to void the referenda petitions on five tax laws and one debenture bill. Signed by state chairman William J. Barker, the letters said Senate Bill 144 the delinquent tax collection law offers relief to taxpayers with more lenient sale provisions.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Bernalillo County
William J. Barker
Baseball scores from today in the American League
Cleveland defeated New York 6 to 4 with Hildebrand Hudlin and Myatt on the mound. Chicago beat Boston 6 to 3 behind Gaston Berry and Welch. St Louis toppled Philadelphia 8 to 5 as Coffman and Shea struggled. Washington beat Detroit 13 to 2 with Marberry Hayworth and Stewart notable.
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Cleveland
New York
Hildebrand
Hudlin and
Myatt
Allen, Brennan and
Dickey
Battery line report from early baseball games
The record lists box scores with teams Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago Boston and St Louis. It notes batter and pitcher pairings for each game and final scores including runs.
Notable American Players Listed Across City and Nat Teams
A roster style item lists Ruth, New York American, Combs, New York American, Simmons, Chicago American, Gehrig, New York American, English, Chicago American, Parmalee, New York National, Whitney, Philadelphia National, Johnson, Philadelphia American, Foxx, Philadelphia American.
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Ruth
Combs
Simmons
Chicago
Gehrig
Parmalee
Whitney
Nat
Johnson
Foxx
Phila
Eastern New Mexico State Fair Assoc Holds Meeting
W C Holland elected to fill a board vacancy as plans begin for the fair to be held October 4 to 7 in eastern New Mexico. Board members include A D Jones Frank Marks H L Gifford Myron Prager John W Hall and H A Poorbaugh as president. Premiums rodeo entertainments and a new livestock show building discussed with support from the National Hereford Breeders Association. Twice as many Herefords expected and increased 4 H show interest. Officials say the event will be bigger and better with large crowds anticipated.
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New Mexico
National
Hereford Breeders Association
W M Ball Buys Back Ball Studio
W M Ball former Pall Studio owner at 404 West Second has repurchased the studio and will open with his son Roger around June 1. They are currently in Corvallis, Washington.
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W. M. Ball
Pall
West Second
Roger Ball
Corvallis
Washington
Mrs Roosevelt Plans Personal West Coast Trip
Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt announced no public engagements for her planned air journey to the west coast next month. She will depart Washington June 4 with Miss Nancy Cook, visit her son Elliott Roosevelt, and likely stop in Santa Fe en route to California to see Mrs Franklin K Lane, an old friend. Elliott, an Airways official, will join part of the trip.
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Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Elliott Roosevelt
Airways
House to Vote Friday on Public Works Tax Bill
Washington May 23 AP House Democratic leaders moved to bring the administration public works industrial taxation bill up for consideration Thursday with about six hours of debate allowed. A motion to substitute a general manufacturers sales tax may be offered to record support for or against this form of taxation.
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Washington
House
Tax Sale Law Opinion Cites Delinquent Property Possession
The treasurer’s office received a state tax commission opinion from H. J. Marley district attorney in Albuquerque. It says the owner of property to be sold in the delinquent tax sale on June 12 does not lose possession until the two year redemption period ends and only upon demand by the certificate holder.
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State Tax Commission
H. J. Marley
Albuquerque
Liquor Raid Leads to City Jail Stay for Lassiter
H E Lassiter, 40, was jailed after a raid at 913 North Richardson. Officers seized 66 bottles of beer, 30 gallons of mash, 2 pints of whiskey and a carload of empty bottles. Lassiter pleaded guilty before Police Judge Johnson and was fined 50 dollars plus 8.59 in costs, turned over to Frank Young for collection.
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H. E. Lassiter
North Richardson
R. L. Neal
Frank Young
Sam McCue
Lassiter
Johnson
Kidnapped Texans Cross Border to Return Home
Alpine Texas May 23 AP Arthur Hannard and John Rollins ranchmen held in Mexico for over a week crossed the border returning to their ranch near San Vicente. Heavy rains in Coahuila delayed northward progress after they were released following acquittal on robbery charges. Their exact whereabouts had been uncertain since May 8 when Hannard took Rollins to seek four stolen horses. Local reports said they were held by Candalario Baeza, a powerful figure in northern Coahuila, who accused them of a $1,009 robbery of a Mexican store.
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Alpine
Texas
Arthur Hannard
John Rollins
Mexico
San Vicente
Coahuila
Hannold
Rollins
Candalario Baeza
Baeza
Taylor and Cole Sentenced for Drunk Driving Today
Ben Taylor and William Cole pleaded guilty in district court to driving while intoxicated and were sentenced by Judge James B. McGhee to six months in the county jail with five months suspended on conditions. They must not drive or drink for a year after release and must maintain law abiding behavior. A 14 year old, color noted, pleaded guilty to larceny and was sent to the state reform school until further order.
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Ben Taylor
William Cole
James B. McGhee
Bll Armistead
McGhee
State Reform School
Reform School
New York Voters Back Prohibition Repeal Delegates
Albany reports New York voters approved 150 delegates to a state prohibition repeal convention to be held in Albany on June 27. The statewide move makes New York the sixth state to register support for repealing the 18th Amendment after Michigan New Jersey Rhode Island Wisconsin and Wyoming.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Michigan
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Iscons
Wyoming
Cut Oil Output In East Texas Dropped
East Texas oil production fell to 1 020 340 barrels daily from 1 073 180 last week as US crude output declined by 55 053 barrels to 2 929 131 daily. Total Texas output slid to 1 589 277 barrels from 1 644 032. Rocky Mountain production decreased from 74 996 to 73 001 barrels daily.
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Tulsa
Okla
API
East Texas
United States
Gas Journal
Texas
Rock Mountain
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