Beer Sale Begins in Albuquerque After Court Ruling
Albuquerque May 26 AP three point two beer flows here after District Judge Milton J. Helmick ruled the beverage non intoxicating paving the way for sale at restaurants cafes and soft drink stands Hamm of Albuquerque was cleared on a charge of selling beer The decision challenges the legislative definition of intoxicating liquor and signals a high court test on article 23 and a proposed constitutional amendment voters will face September 19 for a state constitutional convention and the twentieth amendment to the federal constitution
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Albuquerque
N. M
Milton J. Helmick
EE. Hamm
Helmick
Supreme Court
Hamm
Hamms
T. J. Mabry
George Craig
Slamm
Col W E Talbot to address New Mexico Military Institute
Col W E Talbot of Dallas will deliver the commencement address for the New Mexico Military Institute’s thirty fifth annual graduation. He was appointed chairman of the Texas Development Bureau to promote Texas industrial resources and products, with Gov Ferguson backing. Talbot, a WWI veteran and Texas National Guard officer, has long led business and industrial planning efforts in the state. The address is set for the morning of May 30 amid Commencement Week ceremonies.
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Dallas
New Mexico Military Institute
Texas Development Bureau
Texas
Talbot
New Texas Development Bureau
M. A. Ferguson
Colonel Talbot
Lone Star State
Pecos Valley
United States
Texas National Guard
Final Events Military Institute Program Summary
Washington May 26 AP Congressional revolt over high income taxes endangering Roosevelt public works program. Morgan inquiry shows partners paid no income tax in two Depression years, prompting protests. House fights over tax provisions, anti trust blocks, and industrial program. Senate moves toward Glass banking reform. Resignations demanded for Woodin, Davis, and Acheson.
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Senate
White House
Washington
Roosevelt Public Works
Morgan
Congress
Public Works Industrial Control
Roosevelt
Morgan Partners
Glass Bank
J. P. Morgan and Company
Woodin
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Treasury
Norman H. Davis
Dean Acheson
the Treasury
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U S Plans to End Gold Standard by Law
President Roosevelt moved to make the United States off the gold standard by statute. He asked Rep Steagall and Sen banking leaders to introduce the resolution repealing the gold standard act, declaring legal tender would govern all debts and contracts even if payable in gold.
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Roosevelt
United States
House
Senate
Steagall
House Banking Committee
Alabama
White House
Texas Pink Boll Worm Refund Group Formed in West Texas
L J Ivey of Fabens was elected president of a new Texas Pink Boll Worm Quarantine Refund Association by 98 farmers from 12 west Texas counties. They met to urge Senate approval of the house pink boll worm bill, with Henry E Webb of Odessa as vice president and H P Davis of Pecos as secretary. A follow up meeting was planned for Pecos.
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Molland
Texas
L. J. Ivey
Fabens
West Texas
F. Pase
O'Donnell
State Senate
Pecos
Henry E. Webb
Odessa
H. P. Davis
Paul Ae
Vickére
Potash Mine Survey Advances Near Lake Avalon
George W. Harris of Denver and his son visited Artesia to review routes for the Potash Company of America mine thirty two miles southeast. Santa Fe surveyors mapped two potential lines intersecting near Lake Avalon or closer to Carlsbad, with a refinery planned on site. Mining could start by September 1 as shaft sinking accelerates amid solved early difficulties.
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George W. Harris
Denver
Colorado
Potash Company of America
C. M. Harris
Carlsbad
Harris
Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe
Lake Avalon
Artesia Advocate
EXPECT NEVADA TO VOTE FOR REPEAL
Nevada reporters describe early steps toward repealing the eighteenth amendment with precinct mass meetings electing delegates to county conventions on June 10 and state delegates planned for September 5. Observers note Nevada’s 1922 repeal of state prohibition and a 3 to 1 vote for national repeal. Carlsbad reports W A Goff of El Paso elected president of the New Mexico Drug Travelers Association with officers Weaver Longe J A Thompson and L E Moore.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
Carlsbad
W. A. Goff
el Paso
New Mexico Drug Travelers Association
Weaver Longe
J. A. Thompson
L. E. Moore
Three Held In Carrizozo Jail For Torture-Robbery
Three men, Harry Smack of Ruidoso, Tom Humphrey of Tolosa, and Jack Billings of Hot Springs, were jailed in Carrizozo on charges of torturing and robbing Eddie Hunnicut and his father at their Capitan area ranch last winter. The elder Hunnicut, blinded by the attack, guided police to the hiding place of the stolen $385 after being tortured with gasoline and fire. The son, severely burned, was left unable to walk briefly but is now improving. the attackers remain unidentified by victims.
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Hunnicut
Farm Board Ends Tomorrow As New Deal Units Rise
Washington reports the farm board, once a Hoover era life saver for agriculture, ends tomorrow. Its functions merge into the new Farm Credit Administration led by Henry Morgenthau Jr. The board’s wheat and cotton price stabilizing effort ends with an estimated $350 million loss from the original $500 million revolving fund.
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Washington
Farm Board
New Farm Credit Administration
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
State Church Meeting Here
The twenty seventh annual convention of the New Mexico Christian Missionary Society will be held here at the First Christian Church from June 12 to 14. Representatives from churches across the state will attend and the program will be announced later.
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New Mexico Christian Missionary Society
First Christian Church
Fundamentalists Defeated In Moderator Vote At Assembly
In Columbus Ohio on May 26 AP reports extreme fundamentalists within the Presbyterian Church U S A failed to elect a moderator, as Dr John McDowell of New York won overwhelmingly with 691 votes. Opponents Rev Frank Elder of Cincinnati gathered 120 votes and Rev George H Shea of Quarryville PA received 26. The assembly continues to debate modernist tendencies.
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Presbyterian Church
John McDowell
New York
McDowell
Frank Elder
Cincinnati
George H. Shea
Quarryville
Little Progress Seen in Reopening Artesia Bank
Word from Artesia says little progress toward reopening the First National Bank of Artesia, closed since the banking moratorium. Hollis Watson, the conservator returning from Washington, awaits expected blanks that have not arrived. A plan to issue 50000 dollars in preferred stock to Artesia residents is under consideration, with provisions to protect depositors and hope for a prompt reopening.
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Artesia Bank
Artesia
First National Bank of
City Beautiful Plan at Artesia Seeks Prizes
Artesia adopts a city beautiful plan mirroring Roswell with ribbon awards for best kept homes and premises including owned and rented properties. Prizes focus on flowers trees shrubbery and lawns with honors for winners.
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Artesia
Roswell
Delaware Vote Advances Wet Delegates Choice
In Wilmington Delaware Voters in 222 precincts pick 17 delegates at large for the June 24 Dover convention. Observers say Wilmingtons outcome may swing the overall result toward wet delegates in the prohibition repeal drive.
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Tiny
Delaware
Dover
Baseball scores from today in American League action
In Monday baseball results, Chicago defeats New York 15 to 9 with Gregory and Grube combining for the win as Ruffing, Macfayden and Dickey take the loss. Detroit beats Philadelphia 16 to 5 behind Rowe and Hayworth. Cleveland halts Boston 7 to 3 with Brown and Conally on the mound. St Louis and Washington finish with a 4 to 0 score, while other listed games end with decisive margins.
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New York
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Ruffing
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Dickey
Baseball Score Card Fragment Stores Series Details
Readable lines show team innings and totals for a set of games. Players named include Fitzsimmons Bell Mancuso Harris Padden Clark Mungo Lopez Johnson Manson Betts Hogan Root Hartnett Elliott Davis Dean Wilson among others. Locations referenced include New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston Chicago Philadelphia St Louis.
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Pittsburgh
Fitzsimmons, Bell and Mancuso
Meine
Harris and Padden
Baseball Hall of Fame Class Yet to Be Decided
A list of players and their teams is cited, including R. Johnson Boston Amn Greenberg Detroit Boss Cleveland Cuccinello Brooklyn Moore Boston Nat Hayworth Detroit Mancuso New York Nat F Herman Chicago Nat Appling Chicago Amn Hafey Cincinnati Nat Martin St. Louis Nat. The fragment hints at a selection process or roster of notable players for an national event.
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Boston
Greenberg
Detroit
Boss
Cleveland
Cuccinello
Brookyn
Moore
Hayworth
Mancuso
N. Y
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Chicago
Appling
Hafey
Cincinnati
Martin
St. Louis
House Puts Hole in Income Tax Law
The House adopted an amendment to the industrial recovery bill, striking a gap in the income tax law by blocking capital losses from being carried over year to year in tax returns.
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Washington
Fed bank cuts rediscount rate to 3 percent
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago reduced its rediscount rate from 3 1/2 percent to 3 percent effective tomorrow, announced through the Federal Reserve Board in Washington. The move lowers borrowing costs for member banks and signals monetary policy easing during the period.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Poppy Day Observance Planned in Roswell
Roswell marks Poppy Day as American Legion Auxiliary members distribute memorial poppies citywide. Women volunteers will canvass early tomorrow with poppies, aided by the Chums Society and School girls beside God Star Mothers whose sons died in France.
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Roswell
Charles de Bremond
American Legion
Chums Society
France
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