Cutting Says Chavez Wanted To Run On Ticket
Sen. Bronson Cutting accused Congressman Dennis Chavez of misrepresentation and proposed a public debate. He delivered a sharp response at a Republican rally in Las Vegas New Mexico, listing 36 campaign questions for Chavez and inviting similar questions in return.
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Chavez
Hatch
Senate
Las Vegas
N. M
Sen. Bronson Cutting
Dennis Chavez
Sen. Cutting
Denver Mob Leaders Sought as Disorder Fades in Nov Riot
Denver police claimed most strike agitator leaders were in custody after Tuesday’s riot and warned radicals against triggering a renewal of trouble. New chief George W. Marland reinforced patrols with gas bombs and machine guns as bursts of unrest subsided. Police hunted William Golden and two detectives reported an attempted prisoner snatch during clashes while relief workers fortified perimeters and foremen faced fines for disturbance charges.
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Englewood
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Boulder
Fort Collins
George W. Marland
Albert T. Clark
Table Mountain
Harold Rankin
L. Clark
William Golden
Arapahoe County
James O'Donnell
Richard Magor
Golden
Civic Center
Political row clouds relief funds and New York race
Washington reports charge that White House relief funds are buying votes, with Hop kins replying feeding the hungry is not politics. Democratic leaders try to blunt Farley Sinclair mixup affecting Lehman Moses contest as Catholic Protestant voters hear Sinclair is anti religion. The GOP cites Sinclair endorsement as affront. Dems seek to clarify that Farley and Roosevelt did not back Sinclair.
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White House
Relief Administration
Harry Hopkins
Herbert H. Lehman
James A. Farley
Upton Sinclair
Sinclair
Lehman
Roosevelt
Robert Moses
Farley
California
Democratic
Reigion
Teachers in annual meet at Santa Fe
Chicago November 1 AP Samuel Insull defending himself against a hundred million dollar main fraud charge told the jury his utility pool contributed more to regional wealth than losses by his 1932 collapse. He said he turned down a British chairmanship in 1926 to stay in the United States. Insull cited Stanley Baldwin offering him the post and explained two reasons for declining: obligation to associates and to security holders. Santa Fe NM AP The forty ninth NM Educational Association annual convention moved into its first business session as hundreds of teachers registered and hotels filled. Rabbi A L Krohn of Albuquerque spoke on schools and social mastery. Officers were named Carl Connelly Las Cruces president Adelino Sanchez vice president Mrs Nora Belle Welch Lovington secretary. Informal meetings and sectional conferences followed with a luncheon prior to the formal opening this afternoon.
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Samuel Insull
Insull
Stanley Baldwin
England
London
Floyd E Thompson
Santa Fe
New Mexico Educational ‘Association
Educational Council of the Association
A. L. Krohn
Albuquerque
Krohn
Carl Connelly
Las Cruces
Adelino Sanchez
Nora Belle Welch
Lovington
Landmark Roswell house burned. Prager residence gutted
Fire at the 902 South Main home of Mrs. Ww. S. Prager burned from basement to roof last night. Firefighters and volunteers, aided by multiple water lines, fought through dense smoke and walls. One firefighter stepped into a hole but was uninjured. most of the second story and attic were destroyed. Insulation and furnishings were saved except two beds. cause undetermined though furnace origin suspected.
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Roswell
Ww. S. Prager
South Main
Jimmy Elliott
Hauptmann Seeks Meet With Condon Again In Lindbergh Case
Flemington New Jersey November 1 AP Hauptmann demands another meeting with Dr John F Condon to assert his innocence regarding the Lindbergh ransom payment He says Condon misidentified him and hopes to talk in Hunterdon County jail where he awaits trial for the murder of the kidnapped Lindbergh baby Condon has previously met Hauptmann in New York and Flemington and says he is eager for another exchange An official notes state authorities may arrange the encounter to allow face to face discussion over the years the two men have met in the Bronx cemetery and elsewhere. The report also notes house improvements in 1900 by A Pruit and later ownership by the Prager family along with a Roswell fire department call and a major fire in Roswell history.
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N. J
John F. Condon
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Hauptmann
New York
Bronx
Condon
Jassie
John
St. Raymond’s Cemetery
Dr. Condon
David T. Wil
Roswell
East Second
Presbyterian Church
State University seeks bids for 250000 admin building
The University of New Mexico board of regents called for bids to construct a $250,000 administration building on campus with PWA funds, about 10 months to completion. Bids due November 22 must cover the entire project. no subletting allowed. Pueblo design, two to three stories, 250 by over 100 feet, E-shaped footprint. John G. Meem of Santa Fe drew the plans. Regents also approved a slight interior change to the stadium building, converting part of handball space to classrooms.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Board of Regents
University of New Mexico
PWA
John G. Meem
Santa Fe
Regents
U S Seeks Refund From Espanola Bank for Fraud Cashes
The federal government filed suit in federal court to compel Espanola State Bank to refund 595.85 to the Postal Department for cashing 16 fraudulent postal money orders in 1929 indorsed by Carlos A Gallagos, assistant postmaster at Truchas New Mexico. Gallagos was later sentenced to federal prison after pleading guilty to fraud. The government says the bank is liable because the money orders bore its indorsement.
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Albuquerque
Espanola State Bank of
Aviator Taylor Raves Over Pacific Flight With Kingsford Smith
Will Rogers praises Captain Taylor flying solo across the Pacific with Kingsford Smith. He notes Taylor’s skill in spotting landing specks and calls him a real aviator. Rogers hopes they would have joined the Australian race and compliments the American single-engine plane.
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Beverly Hillis
Calif
Pacific Ocean
Kingsford-Smith
Taylor
Woman Bandit With Machine Gun Robs OK Stations
A young woman armed with a machine gun and two young men robbed two filling stations southeast of Oklahoma City last night. They bound six victims and escaped with $16 plus gasoline and oil after cutting telephone wires.
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Okla
Oklahoma City
Deficit Tops One Billion in Four Months of Fiscal Year
Washington reports the ongoing fiscal year has surpassed the $1,000,000,000 deficit mark with expenditures at $1,129,101,226 and receipts $1,208,184,666. Emergency relief leads the outlays at $456,581,063.87, followed by emergency conservation and highways. Gold assets exceed $8.0 billion as seigniorage from silver certificates adds $22,199,078 plus over $50,000,000 from certificates against metal.
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Washington
Relief Administration
Seizure of twenty seven churches shocks Agua Caliente
Agua Caliente Mexico November 1 AP. Municipal authorities seized twenty seven churches and turned them over to the federal finance offices. Only one church in the city remained open.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
Federal Finance Offices
Mexican flood claims three lives in Guanajuato
A dam burst by Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company in Guanajuato Mexico caused widespread flooding and the destruction of many houses. At least three people were killed today as the disaster unfolded.
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Guanajuato
Mexico
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Fliers Recalled From Melbourne Flight in Weather Hold
Athens dispatch reports Cathcart Jones and Ken Waller diverted back to Tatoi near Athens after an attempted non stop flight to London from Melbourne. For the second day running heavy weather over Italy forced them to return, though they still aim to set a round trip record.
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Athens
Cathcart Jones
Ken Waller
London
Melbourne
Tatoi
Here
Italy
Senator Robinson Heads For New Mexico
Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas travels west to rally Democratic voters for the final election push. The Senate majority leader will speak Saturday in Clovis and Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Monday in Sheridan, Wyoming, after returning from a European tour.
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Ark
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Clovis
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Sheridan
Wyoming
Son of Noted Confederate General Dies in Chicago
Colonel Thomas Carmichael Hindman, 71, son of Confederate General Thomas C. Hindman who opposed Sherman’s march, died at his Chicago hotel apartment after suffering a stroke Monday night. He served as a colonel and died at his residence.
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Chicago
Thomas Carmichael Hindman
Thomas C. Hindman
Sherman
Hindman
British and Germans End Financial Talks
Berlin reports that Anglo-German financial negotiations begun September 19 concluded today. The talks aimed to straighten mutual debt issues and the resulting agreement will be kept secret in Berlin for now and published in London after a Commons debate.
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Berlin
London
House of Commons
Kingsford Smith Set To Start Honolulu Oakland Flight
Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith prepared to launch from Honolulu in the Lady Southern Cross aiming to reach Oakland in about 22 hours. Co pilot Captain P G Taylor will follow a tight schedule with planned takeoff at noon local time and an Oakland arrival around 10:30 p m tomorrow Pacific.
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Oakland
Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith
Brisbane
California
Charles
P. G. Taylor
Disarmament Meet Likely Postponed Amid Deliberations
London November 1 AP disarmament conference leaders debated delaying the conference set for November 9. They did not decide and left the matter to Arthur Henderson, the conference president, to determine whether the meeting would be rescheduled for later this year or next year.
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London
Arthur Henderson
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