Santa Fe Officials Push Petitions To Support Tax Laws
The Santa Fe New Mexican reports two referenda petitions filed in the secretary of State's office and an administration bid to defend the taxed measures. State officials and employees have been missing from offices while counter petitions are circulated to oppose protests that threaten funds for revenue and highway debentures amid unemployment relief concerns. The administration accelerates a campaign to defend the laws under attack.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe New Mexican Today
Secretary of State
Quarantine violators pursued in Chaves county case
In Chaves county quarantine enforcement was stepped up with prosecutions ordered after a recent breach of scab quarantine. Attorney General E K Neumann will lead the case, amid reports cattle shipments from the quarantined zone cause adverse reactions elsewhere.
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Santa Fe
Chaves
E. K. Neumann
Tax collections in May show progress but lag behind prior year
May tax receipts totaling 59,782.56 were reported by county treasurer Harold D. Crosby. The figures, boosted by a moratorium, compare unfavorably to April and show only about half of 1932 taxes paid to date. With moratorium ending soon, authorities anticipate higher payments as eager taxpayers settle debts to avoid interest.
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Harold D. Crosby
Governor Seligman Misses Finals at Military Institute
Governor Arthur Seligman will not attend the Military Institute graduation next Tuesday. He designated Major Herman L. Baca to deliver the diplomas. Major and Mrs. Baca will be accompanied to Noswell by Major and Mrs. F R Jafferty.
Roswell and Pecos Valley Weather Forecast Unsettled
Weather outlook for Roswell and the Pecos Valley calls for unsettled conditions this afternoon and tonight. Friday should be generally fair with cooler tonight.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
Tax law upheld as judge denies injunction in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas New Mexico May 25 District Judge Luis E Armijo denied the injunction by Dc W G Ward secretary of the state federation of taxpayers associations to restrain San Miguel County from enforcing senate bill 144 The decision came after lengthy arguments and brief memoranda Attorneys will file findings of facts and conclusions at law Monday and Ward may appeal A tax sale notice for 1931 1932 delinquents was posted at the courthouse door for June 12 surrounding the ruling.
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W. G. Ward
State Federation of Taxpayers Associations
San Miguel County
Luis E. Armijo
Ward
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J. D. Mell
Frank Patton
M. B. Noble
Morgan sells six billions in securities in 1929 33 era
Washington May 25 AP The Senate investigation showed J P Morgan and Company sold 6 024 444 200 in securities to the public since January 1 1929 Most offerings were with other underwriters Foreign government and corporate issues totaled 2 232 757 000 with an average offering price of 94 69 The May 11 current market was 81 07 Morgan railroad bonds sold 1 845 639 300 at 96 58 current market May 11 was 63 94 with 125 079 000 in default Public utility bonds offered totaled 1 074 750 000, 268 269 806 retired. average offer 97 08 current 95 68 None in default Industrial Company issues 578 297 990 with 397 046 700 retired leaving 181 251 200 outstanding.
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J. P. Morgan and Company
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Morgan
George Whitney
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Industrial Company
Institute Finals Draw Guests From Across Regions
Mrs. Harry E Staples of East Orange New Jersey attends New Mexico Military Institute finals where her son earns a high school certificate. W B Nordhem of Chicago arrives for commencement and to take his second class son home. W T Funk and Miss Henrietta Funk of Tulsa attend John K Funk graduation. Dr and Mrs A M Marshall of Chandler Oklahoma arrive for Institute commencement. Mr and Mrs George W Philleo of Shanghai expected to view their son Robert graduate. Phileo engineers for Anderson Meyer company of Shanghai. Institute officials anticipate an unusually large turnout of patrons alumni and visitors.
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East Orange
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New Mexico Military Institute
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Tulsa
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Special student transport tariffs approved for Santa Fe area
A government business application to reduce student transport fares from Santa Fe to home points received approval from the state corporation commission. Fares Santa Fe to Tagana Cubero Acomita and McCarius set at two thirds of the normal one-way rate, with Gallup and Thoreau at 35 per capita.
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Santa Fe
Macy
U. S
Riot at North German Lloyd pier over Nazi envoy arrival
A roughly 1,000 strong crowd clashed with police at Brooklyn's North German Lloyd Line pier as Hans Weidemann, Nazi envoy to the Chicago World Fair, arrived from the liner Columbus to a tug at the Battery. Thirteen rioters were arrested and order restored after police armed their guns.
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Lloyd Line
Brooklyn
America
Hans Weidemann
Adolf Hitler
Chicago
Weidemann
Columbus
Manhattan
Truce Proposal Weighed in Havana Talks on Terrorism
Havana reports proposals for a truce on terrorism were under consideration by groups opposing President Machado. Delegates at a conference said Summer Welles, the U S ambassador, might intervene to placate Cuban political disputes.
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United States
House committee tables bi metallism resolution
The House Foreign Affairs Committee today tabled a resolution urging American delegates at the economic conference to advocate a 16 to 1 bi metallism standard.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Mooney to press for pardon after acquittal in bombing case
San Francisco May 25 AP Tom Mooney, freed from the death sentence at San Quentin, continues his battle for exoneration in the Preparedness Day bombing case. His defense committee plans appeals to Governor Rolph and the U S Supreme Court, and may seek a meeting with the President. Mooney says the verdict may bring liberty soon.
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Tom Mooney
San Quentin
James Rolph Jr
California
Supreme Court of the United States
Mooney Molders
82 Mile Wind Smashes Philadelphia Area
A severe early season storm pummeled Philadelphia and South Jersey with an 82 mile per hour wind, killing four people and causing near a million dollars in damage. Homes, schools, trees, and windows were wrecked while power and streetcar systems failed, leaving residents to cope by candlelight. The fatalities included a Philadelphia woman struck by lightning, a Camden resident killed during a panic, and a Fairfield Park pavilion collapse.
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Estella Kenney
Gang gun violence erupts on Broadway in New York killing two
On May 25 AP reports two women slain and another injured as two carloads of hoodlums fired automatic shotguns at a third car on Broadway near 81st street. Passersby saw three racing cars exchange gunfire, with a nearby man grazed and a bystander hit. Critical condition and injuries confirmed.
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Sadie Fortune
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Knickerbocker Hospital
Irene Savage
Walter O’donald
Hornell
Pope blesses vast crowd at St John Lateran Mass
Rome May 25 AP Pope Pius blessed an estimated 300000 people as he left the Vatican to attend Mass at the Basilica of St John Lateran. The event marked a return of Ascension Day custom after 1870 and noted the Pope was ordained there 54 years ago as he visited Roman basilicas for plenary indulgence.
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Showers Reported Across New Mexico Area
Yesterday and last night light to heavy showers occurred across a scattered area with no rain near Roswell. Vaughn and Clovis recorded showers, with Clovis experiencing heavy rain. Alamogordo Carrizozo Lovington and Hobbs had fair weather and roads.
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Truce in North China Emerges As Fighting Pauses
Indications accumulate that a truce was reached in North China as Japanese advances halted and Chinese forces withdraw to a line crossing the region. Officials on both sides avoided direct admission while reports described the armistice as a main point of the reputed agreement.
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Denver Woman Wedged Four Days in Bathtub
Mrs Mary Benson a 67 year old Denver resident was trapped in a bathtub for four days and rescued by police and firemen after two failed appeals for help. She suffered bruises and lacerations from efforts to free her and was cared for at home by her son and sister.
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Colo
Mary Benson
Dangerous gases from burning clothing linked to fire deaths
New York on May 25. A report by the American Chemical Society says dead ly gases emitted from burning woolen clothing account for a large share of the 10,000 annual fire deaths in the United States. The gases include carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, hydrocyanic acid and ammonia.
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New York
United States
American Chemical Society
Federal Council Pronouncement Split With Northern Baptists
A report presented at the Northern Baptist convention recommends that the federal council of churches be barred from speaking for Northern Baptists on topics including birth control war and peace and the social relation of youth, signaling a split over ecumenical authority.
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Federal Council of Churches
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Hawks Fly to Los Angeles for Mechanic Test Flight
Frank Hawks, famed speed flier, took off at 9:55 a.m. Central for Los Angeles to have a mechanical piloting device installed in his airplane. He arrived in Kansas City from New York the night before.
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Baseball Today's Scores Summary
In an American League pennant rough day Cleveland defeated PoeG on 7 to 3 after a 4 run rally in the eighth. St Louis beat Washington 7 to 2 with Herbert and Gray driving in four runs. Detroit topped Philadelphia 8 to 4 as Sorrall and Hogsett held the Phils to four. Chicago New York postponed due to rain.
Batter details from tense baseball score lines
In Chicago at Botton 6453 the batteries were Zachary Seibold and Hargrave Malone and Hartnett for Brooklyn and Beck Thurston and Lopez Outen Derringer and Hemsley for Cincinnati. New York Pittsburgh game postponed due to rain with score lines 102 000 10x 410 06.
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Home Runs Today Noted Players Across Leagues
Baseball brief highlights several players including Bishop from Philadelphia Amateurs, McManus from Boston Amateurs, Coleman from Philadelphia Amateurs, and Higgins from Philadelphia Amateurs. No game results provided, but the list emphasizes current home run hitters and their teams.
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Davis Cup USA routs Argentina in American zone
In Chevy Chase Maryland on May 25 the United States Davis Cup team opened strong against Argentina. Wilmer Allison beat Hector Cattaruzza 6 2 6 4 6 2 and Ellsworth Vines defeated Adriano Zappa 6 2 6 3 6 4 marking a flying start for the Americans in the finals stage.
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United States
Argentina
Wilmer Allison
Hector Cattaruzza
Ellsworth Vines
Adriano Zappa
Watts Begins Prison Term for Embezzlement
Emer son Watts, a convicted embezzler, is now in the state Penitentiary starting a term of 15 to 24 months. Watts was moved from Roswell where he was convicted.
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Santa Fe
Emerson Watts
Watts
Roswell
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