Cutting Silent On New Mex Politics May Form New Party
Washington reports renewed talk of a third party in Wisconsin shifting attention to Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mexico. Cutting remains silent, saying no announcement until Congress adjourns. Indications point to possible administration support and a plan to back Cutting along with Hatch and Chavez in moves to reshape New Mexico politics.
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Cutting
Senator Hatch
Washington
Wisconsin
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Seok
Cuttinz
Hatch
Bratton
Dennis Chavez
Chavez
House
Senate
State Central Committee
LaFollette
Progressives
New Mexic
Tragic Highway Crash Claims Neets Thorne Life
Deets Thorne of Hagerman dies after a tanker truck carrying molten asphalt overturns on a highway west of Roswell. A passerby witnessed Thorne raise a hand before the emergency response, as the hot asphalt enveloped him and the crew rushed to assist. A Bell County ambulance transported him. details continue on page five.
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Thorne
Dostelick
Woodman
Roswell
Harry Woodman
Drought Worsens for New Mexico Cattlemen
In Las Cruces on May 23 AP reports Southern New Mexico cattlemen face the worst drought since 1924. Water holes may last under 30 days, ranges are parched, feeding loss grows as cake costs rise to 26 dollars a ton. Some cattlemen haul water and haul feed to avoid star vation, with few shipping cattle out.
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Las Cruces
S. M
New Mexico
E. J. Isaacks
Mesilla Valley
Isaacks
Né &Id
Degrees Granted At New Mexico State University
About 200 students including 30 from the graduate school will receive degrees at UNM commencement in Albuquerque on June 4. Graduates hail from 11 states and 35 New Mexico cities, with Albuquerque home to the majority. names listed include Cagle and Knotts of Clovis, several from Santa Fe, and others from Raton to Santa Cruz.
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Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
New Mexico
Charles C. Cagle
Jack Walton
Georgia Knotts
Clovis
Frances Andrews
Elvina Fullerton
John Teare
Harry Moulton
Miriam Marmon
Max A. Pflueger
Santa Fe
Alice Conway
Gaius Rouse
Titus W. Rowse
William Farley
Raton
Robert Baldwin
Dorothy Eaton
Socorro
Ruth Bigler
Artelia
Vena Gault
Grace Agnes Booth
Tucumcari
Joe D. Robinson
Tularosa
Jane Spencer
Carrizozo
Harrie Louise Ward
Gertrude Warner
Las Vegas
Harvey ‘Whitehill
Deming
Thomage Hide
Taos
Oliver Butler
Roswell
Margaret McCarthy
L. C. Reynolds
Springer
Fay Terry
Minnie Laws
A. L. Hicks
Estancia
Willie True
Melrose
Fred Womack
Mountainair
Archie Garcia
Clayton
George Hood
Rehoboth
Eva Israel
Farmington
Elizabeth Long
van Houten
Glen O. McGuire
Capitan
Benjamin Moya
Grants
Norma Thomson
Gallup
Beulah S. Mauk
Tiaban
Pauline Regensberg
Colmar
Fernando Salaz
Los Chavez
Stella Marie Schmitt
Fort Wingate
Mary Lee Archer
Santa Rita
Elias Atencio
Dixon
Iva Thompson
Cimarron
Robert C. Brown
Fred D. Huning, Jr
Los Lunas
L. C. Matthews
Thompson Setton
HLIDA
Ralph
Trigg
Fort Sumner
Seraphine Wendling
Santa Cruz
Hitch-Hiker Admits Slaying Navy Officer in Drunken Fight
Leo Hudgins 24, a Kansas suspect, admits killing Lieut. Commander Trowbridge U S N with a hammer after a drunken quarrel. He says the body lies in a roadside ditch near Greensburg Kansas. Hudgins was captured in Thatcherville Oklahoma after driving the officer's bloodstained car to a repair shop.
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Marietta
Oklo
Kansas
Leo Hudgins
J. Trowridge
San Diego
Hudgins
Mississippi
Trowridge
M. B. Gossett
Harry Rephart
Greensburg
Kas
Thatcherville
Okla
Trowbridge
Katon Woman Held for Fatal Shooting
Raton New Mexico May 25 AP Colfax county officers held Jewel Gray alias Ada Mae Van dyke of Raton for questioning in the fatal shooting of E W Wilson whom officers believe is Albert W Jones ex service man. Sheriff Fletcher said Miss Gray admitted shooting after a quarrel in which he struck her but she did not reveal details of the quarrel.
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Raton
N. M
Colfax
Jewel Gray
Ada Mae Vandyke
E. W. Wilson
Albert W. Jones
G. R. Fletcher
Boy 7 Lost Near Raton Found By Searchers
A seven year old boy from Ocate New Mexico was reported missing in the mountains near Heck Canyon yesterday morning. Blood hounds traced him to a cabin four miles from his last sighting where he was found safe. The cabin belonged to Joe McGill and was occupied by Tranquilano Lopez.
Dogs Used in Colfax Search for Missing Adams Child
Bloodhounds aided by prison dogs joined the Colfax county search for nine year old daughter of Mr Adams of Strong Adams Lumber Co. Efforts continued through the day as authorities pursued leads and scoured rural areas near Santa Fe, seeking the missing girl after a troubling disappearance.
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Santa Fe
Colfax County
Adams
Strong Adams Lumber Co
President seeks tighter oil control at Congress session
President Roosevelt told a semi weekly press conference that Congress should tighten the oil control program this session. He also said Frank C Walker will take a summer leave from the National Emergency Council and return in the fall. He will send a message to Congress on war debts and noted illegal oil production threatens the oil control system.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Frank C. Walker
Chhairman
National Fergency Council
Logan
Senate Mines Committee
Rayburn
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Bowen Funeral Held in Hagerman Church Service
Funeral services for W. E. Bowen, a pioneer resident of Hagerman, were held this afternoon at the Hagerman Christian Church. Burial followed at Hagerman. Arrangements were handled by C. G. Mason, funeral director.
Governor Hockenhull to speak at Clovis high school graduation
Gov. A. W. Hockenhull travels from Santa Fe to Clovis for high school graduation exercises tonight and will return Friday. He will also be in Mountain tomorrow night for the same event and then resume duties in Santa Fe.
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Santa Fe
A. W. Hockenhull
Clovis
Mountain
Temple nurse Miss Etta Parr returns home to Oklahoma
Miss Etta Parr head nurse at Temple hospital Philadelphia left Roswell on the afternoon train for Norman Oklahoma. She was injured Monday May 14 in an automobile accident north of Roswell and received care at St Mary's hospital during her stay. Fellow nurse Miss Madeline Saxe was also injured but departed to stay with her sister in Carlsbad.
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Etta Parr
Temple Hospital
Philadelphia
Roswell
Norman
Oklahoma
St. Mary’s Hospital
Madeline Saxe
Carlsbad
Cahoon to Arrive in Roswell From California
BE A Cahoon will arrive here tomorrow from California for health reasons. Chief of police Frank Young and Dr D H Galloway left by auto to meet Cahoon at El Paso where he will arrive at 7 pm tonight. They will drive to Roswell tomorrow.
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KE. A. Cahoon
Roswell
California
Frank Young
D. H. Galloway
Mr. Cahoon
el Paso
Navy planes rush aid to explorer near Galapagos
Washington reports a navy plane left the Panama Canal Zone at 6 15 am to reach the Galapagos Islands with a surgeon aboard to aid explorer William Albert Robinson. He fell ill with acute appendicitis while aboard a small boat and was listed critically ill. The main aircraft was piloted by Lieutenant Commander Hemnan E Halland and the surgeon by Lieutenant Commander Rollo W Hutchinson. The Galapagos are over 900 miles from the Canal Zone.
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Washington
Navy Department
Panama Canal Zone
Galapagos Islands
William Albert Robinson
Robinson
Hemnan E. Halland
Rollo W. Hutchinson
Department
Canal Zone
Old Gold Mill at White Oaks Destroyed by Fire
Carrizozo New Mexico May 23 AP Fire of undetermined origin leveled the old South Home Stake Mining Mill at White Oaks twelve miles north of town late yesterday. Erected in 1887 for fifty thousand dollars it stood unused after 31 years but had milled gold ore from the South Home Stake Mine.
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Carrizozo
South Home Stake
White Oaks
Here
State Upholds Low Sheriff Mileage Pay of Six Cents
In Santa Fe, Judge M A Otero Jr upheld the state policy of paying Sheriff John Peck of Roswell six cents a mile for transporting prisoners, denying a mandamus to force 12 cents. Peck had argued 12 cents is owed for official business. The decision aligns with auditor Velarde’s refusal to pay the higher rate.
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Santa Fe
John Peck
Roswell
M. A. Otero, Jr
Peck
Arsenio Velarde
Chocolate Paul Draw Stuns 5000 at Olympic Auditorium
In Los Angeles on May 23, Kid Chocolate and Tommy Paul battled to a draw in a crowd of about 5000 at the Olympic Auditorium. The result was declared by Mushy Callahan, the former fighter serving as referee. Both boxers had previously held featherweight supremacy.
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Los Angeles
Kid Chocolate
Tommy Paul
Olympic Auditorium
Mushy Callahan
Power to Bar Arms Seen in Roosevelt Authority
The House passed a measure granting President Roosevelt power to ban sale of arms and munitions in the United States amid the Gran Chaco conflict between Bolivia and Paraguay. The decision highlights authority over domestic arms transactions linked to the war effort.
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Washington
House Today
Roosevelt
United States
Gran Chaco
Bolivia
Suspect Held In Kidnapping Of June Robles
Tuson Ariz May 23 AP A former convict with a long prison record named Joe Newton was questioned by authorities regarding the kidnapping of six year old June Robles. He was arrested last night on a separate Oklahoma bank robbery charge and had been under surveillance after information from June Robles led investigators to consider him a suspect in the desert kidnapping. Newton reportedly frequented a mine near the border and made calls from the Robles ranch between Sasabe and Tucson. His wife and child live in Tucson. He had served a federal sentence for a $2,000,000 train mail robbery in 1924 and had additional prison farm escape records in Texas. Authorities say June gave information that helped place Newton under watch. June Robles was abducted after leaving a school and found 19 days later in the desert south of Tucson.
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Tuson
Ariz
June Robles
Joe Newton
Medford
Okla
Oklahoma
Newton
Bernabe Robles
June
Tucson
of Robles Ranch
Sasabe
Tull
Wyle
Millis
Jesse
Department of Justice
Joe
Rondout
Baseball Today’s Scores From National League Games
National League results show Pittsburgh and Chicago posting wins while St. Louis suffered a 38 run deficit. Boston, New York, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and others posted mixed scores. Batter details note Meine Hoyt Grace Frankhouse Spohrer Bush Joiner Tate Mancuso Frey Lombardi Todd Mooney V Davis Benge Perres.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Meine, Hoyt
Grace
Frankhouse and
Spohrer
Chicago
New York
Bush
Joiner
Tate
Schumacher and Mancuso
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Mooney
V_ Davis
Benge
Perres
Baseball Scores From City Leagues and Batter Names
A line of box scores lists teams such as Chicago Detroit Boston Cleveland Washington St Louis with innings and run totals. Batteries cited include Ruffing Deshong Dickey Lyons Madjeski Mahaffey Berry Frasier Auker Rowe Cochrane Grove Ferrell Harder Putlak Stewart Russell Phillips Newsom Hemsley.
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New York
Chicago
Ruffing
Deshong Dickey, Lyons & Madjeski
Philadelphia
Detroit
Mahaffey & Berry, Frasier, Auker, Rowe & Cochrane
Boston
Cleveland
Grove and Ferrell
Harder and
Putlak
Washington
St. Louis
Stewart, Russell and Phillips
Newsom and Hemsley
Unclear matchup list of players and teams
Fragmentary OCR reads names and teams without clear context or outcomes. Mentions McManus, Trosky, Dykes, Trbanski, Wilson, Lazerri, Pepper, Simmons, Lyons across Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, NY, St Louis and Brooklyn in varying affiliations. No event or result established.
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Otf
McManus
Boston
Trosky
Cleveland
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