Roswell Man Held After Roswell Shooting Death
Pablo Calderon, a Roswell native, is jailed in connection with the fatal shooting of Roger Salazar, 42, on East Bland Street. Salazar died after being shot three times in a fight Calderon says Salazar sparked. no witnesses exist, an inquest will be held.
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Mortuary Ambulace
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Gold Standard Fades as Legislation Targets Gold Clauses
Washington May 27 AP Possible attempts to challenge the nation’s abandonment of the gold standard are to be forestalled by legislation formally cancelling the gold clause in government and private bonds and mortgages. The bill, submitted to Congress by the Treasury, would make coin and currency legally usable for all payments regardless of contract terms. Senate and House committees plan swift action, with passage expected. Senator Glass protests on constitutional grounds. President Roosevelt frames the move as a legal affirmation of an existing fact.
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Graduates From Military Institute High School Department
The Military Institute announces graduates of its high school department. Names listed include Adams Jr, Bearly, Berry Jr, Blueher, Brownfield Jr, Buffinger, Byrne, Chambers, Cisco, Clark, Combs, Crabb Jr, Doran, Downs, Ely Jr, Gersbach, Goldberg Stein, Hall Jr, Hamilton Jr, Harvey, Hawk Jr, Hayes, Hearte Jr, Heller, Henderson Jr, Hicks, Hubbell Jr, Hudson, Hussmann, Jinkins Jr, Jones Jr, Jones Jr, Kenney, Klein, Leverton, Linck, Littlejohn, Long Jr, May, Neumann, Newland, O Donnell, Peterson, Pincett Jr, Richardson Jr, Seligman, Simms Jr, Singer, Spencer Jr, Stacher Jr, Staples, Stauder, Stewart Sr, Stewart Jr, Strong, Taubman, Thornton, Towne, Tucker, Wilcox, Williams, Zuckerman.
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William Arnold Adams, Jr
James Henry Bearly
Frank Berry, Jr
William Arno Blueher
Albert Ray Brownfield, Jr
Charles Ernest Buffinger
George Phillips Byrne
Lewis Ellis Chambers
Jack Cisco
James Thomas Clark
David Osher. Combs
Rosco Conklin Crabb, Jr
Thomas Samuel Doran
John Allen Downs
Clyde Earl Ely, Jr
Frank Barrelt Gersbach
Bert Eugene Goldstein
Winfield Earl Hall, Jr
Donald Wheeler Hamilton, Jr
John Silas Harvey
William Stannard Hawk, Jr
Marvin Louis Hayes
Oliver Kenton Hearte, Jr
Robert Charles Heller
Paul Darling Henderson, Jr
David William Hicks
James Lawrence Hubbell, Jr
Walter Davidson Hudson
Elmer August Hussmann
Wiley Junior Jinkins, Jr
Arthur Forsythe Jones, Jr
Charles Clinton Jones, Jr
John
Edgar Eli Staples
James Berry Stauder
Ralph Benson Stewart
Richard Meredith Stewart
Addison Livingston Strong
Solomon Taubman
James Christopher Thornton
William Stark Towne
Joseph Archibald Tucker
William Wentworth Wilcox
William Allen Williams
Bertram Zuckerman
Trojans Win Track and Field Meet at Harvard Stadium
Southern California's Trojans defended the Intercollegiate AAU track title at Harvard Stadium Cambridge beating Stanford to claim the championship. Bill Bonthron scored a stunning double winning the 800 meters in 1 53 5 after the 1500 meters, guiding Princeton rival Eastman to fourth. USC totaled 45 points to Stanford 42, securing a fourth straight title and sixth overall.
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Princeton
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NMMI Commencement Service Follows Traditional Program
The New Mexico Military Institute holds its commencement Sunday morning in Lea County auditorium at eleven. The event features The Bells of St Marys, the Cadet Glee Club, Invocations and hymns, a sermon by Rev. Austin Crile, and a benediction, with a large Cadet Glee Club and quartet participating.
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Glee Club
Roswell Wins Rifle Club Championship
Roswell won the New Mexico Rifle League championship by one point over Grant County Rifle Club. Teams in the two month league included Roswell Grant County Gun Club White Signal Alamogordo and Lordsburg. Paul Wright of Grant County was the top individual marksman.
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Navy Oarsmen Win Adams Cup Varsity Race
Cambridge May 27 Navy oarsmen swept to victory over Pennsylvania and Harvard in the Varsity race of the Adams cup triangular regatta on the Charles River.
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State Supreme Court to hear Alison v Schuler case
Judge George W. Hay of Silver City ruled liens on the property valid but found no personal liability against Albert H. Schuler for W. R. Anderson’s debts. The case, filed by Charles L. Alison and others, will progress to the State Supreme Court in due course.
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Albert H. Schuler
State Supreme Court
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Silver City
W. R. Anderson
Postal Savings to Buy Government Bonds
President Roosevelt authorized the Postal Savings Bank board of trustees to purchase 100 million dollars in government bonds, directing funding from Washington on May 27. The move expands federal investment through the postal savings system and signals broader Treasury support for wartime or fiscal objectives.
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Sam Butler Arrives in Town on Ranch Business
Sam Butler comes into the city yesterday after leaving the ranch for work, meeting with local contacts and checking on ongoing affairs.
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Three Referenda Petitions Accepted and Suspend Laws
Santa Fe May 27 AP Official acceptance of three referenda petitions was announced by Secretary of State Marguerite P. Baca. The measures suspend the chain store tax bill lubricating oil tax and severance tax until the next regular election amid anticipated court challenges. Each petition exceeds 60 000 signatures with 35 098 needed. The chain store petition lists 60 218 signatures, well above the requirement. The secretary will release full totals for the other petitions after sponsors file additional signatures. The chain stores petition was filed by Mrs. Dudley Cornell of Albuquerque.
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Memorial Day Program Roswell Observes June 4
Memorial Day will be observed in Roswell on Sunday June 4 rather than May 30 due to calendar. No parade. services at South Park at 3 PM with program arranged by the committee led by Ed Purdy. Invocation by Rev Fr Raymond. America sung by all. address by Herman R Crile. quartet song. Gettysburg Address by C F Arnold and 4th 158 FA. solo benediction by Rev D B Titus. salute by American Legion Firing Squad. taps by Sam Felsburg Bat A Bugler.
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New Anti-Gold Bill Assured of Passage
Washington May 27 AP The administration resolution to cancel the gold clause in existing contracts and require payment in legal tender was approved by both house and senate banking committees. House vote 12 to 4 with plans to bring it to the floor Monday. Senate committee reported 9 to 3 after rejecting an amendment to eliminate obligations to or from the U.S. government. The three opposing senators were Glass Kean and Gore.
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Saunders Taken To Hospital For Appendicitis
WwW. P. Saunders deputy county treasurer was taken to St. Marys Hospital this morning suffering with appendicitis. By two oclock this afternoon he had not undergone an operation.
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Wool Clip Sells At 20 Cents A Pound In Local Sale
The J. E. Stevens clip of 80 000 pounds brought 20 cents per pound, the highest wool price here this year. The sale, to Sheldon & Co of Boston via Henry Maginot and Robert Salter, followed yesterday’s 18 cent sale of 160 000 pounds by J. W. Tulk. Prices are rising with national trends, boosting local sheepmen's prospects.
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Promotions at Military Institute announced by Major Conner
Major Beverly H. Conner, professor of military science and tactics, announces promotions at the Military Institute. To 2nd Lieutenants Elgon F Hartman L F Holbrook R B Smithwick F L Conner T E Eldridge G P Hanny A Jr Hicks D W Shearer G T Budd E B C Nye C T Jr Waller C F McCardy J F Ragsdale IF. To sergeants Heath C M Lowe D E Wildenstein Ww. Cadets to remain in current posts until after parade Sunday May 28 1933.
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Mossman Denounces Governor Over Cattle Scab Claim
Captain Burton C. Mossman attacked Governor Seligman for accusing stockmen in Chaves county of shipping cattle with scab. Mossman said cattle from the valley were dipped, inspected by federal inspectors, and shipped under federal rules. He upheld federal definitions of the affected area and called the governor’s statement baseless.
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Seligman
Chaves County
West Point Cadet Found After Missing Since Sunday
Cadet John S. Conner of Medford Oregon, missing from the United States Military Academy at West Point since Sunday night, was found days later in a dazed condition. He was an outstanding graduating class student slated for a June commission in the engineer corps and would have ranked among the first 25 in his class.
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Baseball scores and game results from today
American League action shows Chicago overpowering New York 15 to 11 after 12 innings with Lyons and teammates contributing in a high scoring affair. Cleveland defeated Boston 9 to 4 as Ferrell and supporting bats delivered a strong rally. Detroit managed a 5 to 2 win over Philadelphia with Marberry and Hayworth on the mound. St Louis and Washington games were postponed due to rain.
Brooklyn and Cincinnati Batterymatch Summary Note
Brooklyn and Cincinnati baseball game fragments show score runs with pitchers Benge Shaute Outen Sukeforth Kolp Hems ley Marion and others for Philadelphia and Louie. Batter names P Colland Pickrell Davis Hallahan Wilson listed. Boston Chicago postponed due to World Fair. New York Pittsburgh postponed.
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Home Run Leaders Hit Across Leagues
Several players slugged for homers as the league leaders included Gehrig with the Yankees and Cochrane with Philadelphia. Simmons and Fonseca reached the mark for Chicago, Walker homered for Detroit, Johnson and Higgins connected for Philadelphia, Dickey went deep for New York, and Lucas homered for Cincinnati.
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Popup Sale Aids Disabled Veterans At Busy Pace
The popup sale for disabled war veterans proceeds briskly today with many red poppies worn, signaling strong support and successful fundraising.
Senate to seek loans for irrigation districts from fund
Washington May 27 AP An effort to authorize the reconstruction corporation to lend to irrigation districts for operation and maintenance costs from its 50 million dollar loan fund for levee and drainage districts will be introduced in the Senate next week by western senators.
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Peace message from Roose velt and Viscount Ishii reaches world
A joint statement issued today by President Roose velt and Viscount Ishii of Japan expresses hope for peace in the Far East and around the world and looks forward to renewed prosperity.
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Senate approves administration railroad economy bill
The Senate passed the administration's railroad economy bill today, advancing measures aimed at broader rail sector reforms and economic impact.
Wrecked Plane Found With Four Dead In Colorado
A monoplane wreckage with four bodies was found on the east slope of James Peak after an overnight search. The victims were Dr. and Mrs. W. T. De Wary and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevens of Grand Junction. Camp foreman R. B. Emmons led Moffat Tunnel workers to the crash in snowbound terrain. no fire was evident.
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Swimming Instructress Flora Dunlap to Teach at East Second Pool
Miss Flora Dunlap of Battle Creek Michigan the physical director and swimming instructress at Dr Kellogg s Battle Creek Sanatorium will be here as swimming instructor at East Second Swimming Pool on June 5 registrations will be taken at the pool for the summer classes
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