Ohio Guards Crack Down On Rioters In Toledo
In Toledo on May 25 the Ohio National Guard fired gas at a crowd of about 400 near Champlain and Elm as they tried to disperse strikers and sympathizers. Guardsmen faced bricks and missiles while police blocked incoming radicals and a company official claimed dynamite was smuggled into the city to aid the strike at Electric Auto-Lite. A nude man chased by rioters was rescued by police. authorities sought mediation with National Guard backup amid ongoing clashes.
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Toledo
Ohio
Champlain and
Elm Streets
Ohio National Guardsmen
J. Arthur Minch
Electric Auto-Lite
Minch
Polisée
Ohio National
Roswell High to Hold Graduation Tonight at Eight
The Roswell High School senior class of 80 will graduate tonight at eight o'clock in the Junior High auditorium. Address by Allen Bruce, valedictorian Fern Rapp with top scholarship, salutatorian William Tarbell. Dillard Wyatt Medal presented by Curtis Hill. diplomas by F L Austin. Musical program included.
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Roswell High School
Allen Bruce
Roswell High
Fern Rapp
William Tarbell
Dillard Wyatt
Tom Hall
Curtis Hill
F. L. Austin
Board of Education of
Roswell
Showers Hit Eastern New Mexico With Varying Rainfall
Scattered showers last night across eastern New Mexico with light rain in Roswell and heavy downpours near Vaughn and west of there. Dexter and Portales saw good rains, while Lovington and Carrizozo had little to none. Clovis reported rain extending toward Roswell. roads wet and muddy on the Roswell-Vaughn stretch. Forecasts show unsettled weather tonight and Saturday with warmer western and southern tones. temperatures ranged from 55 to 89 across the region.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Weather Bureau
South Springs
Dexter
Portales
Vaughn
Santa Rosa
Las Vegas
Border Hill
Picacho
Carrizozo
Alamogordo
Artesia
Lovington
Clovis
Pecos Valley
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
West Texas
Panhandle
Amarillo
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
San Francisco
Washington
Lamb not out for state chairman
Santa Fe May 25 AP Chairman J B Lamb of the State Corporation Commission denied seeking the Democratic State Central Committee chairmanship. He said he might accept the post only during the campaign period if offered, not before or after.
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Santa Fe
J. B. Lamb
State Corporation Commission
Democratic State Central Committee
Strikes Run Rampant Across Nation With Deadly Clashes
National guard units seized control of the Toledo Electric Auto-Lite plant after fatal clashes that left two dead and more than a dozen injured amid a 6,000 strong crowd. Union demands include recognition pay raises and seniority rights. Other protests spread to New Orleans Marrero La Minneapolis and San Francisco as police and militiamen moved to curb violence.
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Toledo
New Orleans
Marrero
Celotex
Minneapolis
Floyd B. Olson
Regional Labor Board
Steen Workers
Michael F. Tighe
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Amalgamated Group
The
Iron and Steel Institute
New York
Amalgamated
T. M. Girdler
Republic Steel Corporation
San Francisco
Two Policemen Shot Dead In Dillinger Hunt
East Chicago Indiana May 25 AP two police officers Martin OBrien 44 and Lloyd Mulvihill 28 were machine gunned to death while patrolling a road used to deter Dillinger sightings. The killers car fled toward Chicago after the ambush as police chased leads from Indianapolis Hammond and Chicago.
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Chicago
Ind
Dillinger
William P. O'Malley
John Dillinger
Martin O’brien
Lloyd Mulvihill
Crown Point
Hammond
Indianapolis
Indiana
O'Malley
O’brien
Mulvihill
Highway bids set for June 6 not 5 in error
Santa Fe officials correct an earlier report stating that the State Highway Department will set bids for June on the 6th rather than the 5th. Most projects for the fiscal year are expected to be let or approved by the last week of June, with a second bid call not yet fixed but targeted for the same period.
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Santa Fe
State Highway Department
Lake Arthur Gets 100000 Drainage Loan
Senator Hatch said the Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved a 100000 loan to the Lake Arthur drainage district New Mexico to refinance bonded debt. Lake Arthur lies about 30 miles south of Roswell and joins nearby drainage districts with existing RFC loans.
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Washington
Hatch
D-Nm
RIC
Lake Arthur
N. M
Roswell
Dexter Greenfield
Hagerman
Bar Commission To Meet Monday In Albuquerque
Santa Fe May 25 AP H B Gerhart secretary of the State Bar Commission has been notified by Edwin C Holt of Las Cruces president of the commission to tell the nine members to meet in Albuquerque Monday morning. They will discuss trial time and participants in unprofessional conduct charges against Justice A L Zinn.
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Santa Fe
H. B. Gerhart
State Bar Commission
Edwin C. Holt
Las Cruces
Commission
Albuquerque
A. L. Zinn
Gerhart
State Supreme Court
Holt
Take June Robles to Pacific Coast
Tucson, May 25 AP Little June Robles with her parents and sister Sylvia slipped from Tucson for Los Angeles to spend a month or six weeks on the coast visiting in Los Angeles and San Francisco. The father says a rest is needed to help the six year old recover from 19 days in a prison pit held by kidnappers.
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Tucson
Ariz
June Robles
Fernando Robles
Sylvia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Housing project in New York City halted by Ickes
The Washington Post reports Secretary Ickes halted a $3.21 million New York City housing project after discovering the land value had been inflated to eight times its 1929 stated worth by the Dick-Meyer Corporation. Construction had begun.
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Washington
The
Washington Post
Ickes
New York City
Dick-Meyer Corporation
Japan to hold talks with U S and Britain on navies
Tokyo reports the Japanese government accepted a British invitation to diplomatic talks with the United States and Great Britain separately as a prelude to the 1935 naval conference. The announcement comes as nations prepare for strategic naval discussions.
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Tokyo
United States
Great Britain
Bus and Truck Crash Kills Two in Richmond
A head on collision between a bus and a truck in a rainstorm near Richmond, Virginia, left two dead and about 50 injured. The bus carried a group on a pleasure trip. eight cars shuttled injured to hospitals as a fire broke out. Drivers Rand and Whitlock were among the injured. the crash tore into the bus front and forced removal through windows.
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Richmond
Paul C. Rand
W. J. Whitlock
J. C. Aaron
Baseball Today's Scores from American League Games
Scores from multiple AL games include Boston at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Detroit, New York at Chicago, and Washington at St. Louis. Boxed line scores show runs by inning and the configured pitchers and batters.
Notable baseball players listed from Cleveland and Chicago
A fragment lists Vosmik, Cleveland Byrd, NY Trosky, Cleveland Dykes, Chicago Averill, Cleveland Stone, Washington indicating a compilation of players associated with Cleveland and Chicago teams.
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Vosmik
Cleveland
Byrd
Trosky
Chicago
Averill
Stone
Washinston
Lord Ashley Divorce Petition Set for Summer Term Hearing
London May 25 AP The divorce petition of Lord Ashley against his wife and naming Douglas Fairbanks Sr as correspondent was set today for hearing at the summer term of court. The exact date was not announced.
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Lord Ashley
London
Douglas Fairbanks Sr
Rain Delays Davis Cup Doubles Match in Davis Cup
Rain postpones the United States versus Canada doubles match in the first round of the American zone play for the Davis Cup in Wilmington Delaware on May 25.
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Wilmington
Del
United States
Canada
Informal City Council Meeting on Liquor Ordinance Taxation
City council holds an informal session tonight to discuss a proposed ordinance regulating and taxing establishments selling alcoholic beverages. The meeting focuses on how licenses and taxes will be applied to liquor sales and related enforcement.
Bolivia claims to have won a victory
In La Paz on May 25 AP reports three Paraguayan divisions retreating through Gran Chaco jungle as Bolivian forces pursue. Dispatches state 6,000 Paraguayan soldiers killed with double that wounded after a surprise Bolivian counter attack. Paraguayan defense says the attack was halted with normal losses while Bolivia reports heavy casualties.
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la Paz
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Canada
Paraguay
Retired Teacher 65 Strangled to Death
In Washington on May 25 AP reports Mary E Sheads a 65 year old retired school teacher was found strangled to death in her apartment. Neighbors were drawn by screams and a later fire escape ladder clank to the scene where she lay beside her bed with torn clothes and a black eye.
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Washington
Mary E. Sheads
Spain and United States to Open Trade Talks Soon
Madrid May 25 AP Secretly Secretary of State Romero said negotiations for a commercial treaty between Spain and the United States were expected to begin within a month.
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Madrid
Romero
Spain
United States
Will Resist Sales Tax on Water Bills in Albuquerque
Fred Wilson state senator and Albuquerque city attorney announced he will advise the city to resist payment of the sales tax on water bills. He cites that the sales tax law does not explicitly include municipal corporations, though sponsors believed municipalities would be exempt. The attorney general has ruled no exemption applies.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Fred Wilson
Wilson
Murder charges pressed in fatal stabbing amid intoxication
Albuquerque May 25 AP Joe Trujillo of Vallecitos Sandoval county pleaded not guilty to second degree murder and voluntary manslaughter in the death Sunday of Remigio Gonzales of Sandoval county. He was bound over to district court after appealing to Mrs. Gonzales his aunt for forgiveness. Trujillo says he was too intoxicated to recall the incident.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Joe Trujillo
Vallecitos
Sandoval County
Remigio Gonzales
Sandoval Coun
Bernalillo
Trujillo
Gonzales
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