Democratic candidates urged to back Roosevelt plan in New Mexico
Sen Morris Sheppard of Texas warned Tucumcari crowds that defeating any Democratic candidate for senator or congressman would be seen nationwide as a blow to President Roosevelt and the New Deal. He urged votes for Chavez Hatch and Dempsey to continue the party’s program, stressing New Mexico support for these candidates to carry out administration plans.
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Roosevelt
Democratic New Deal
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Sheppard
Dennis Chavez
Carl Hatch
J. J. Dempsey
Democratic Party
Kington
House of “Representatives
United
Senate
New Mexico
Chavez
Hatch
House
UW Washington
Roswell
Henry Z. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Harriman
Cutting attacks Democrats old guard Republicans in New Mexico
Sen. Bronson Cutting spoke in Carlsbad against Democratic Governor aspirant Clyde Tingley and allied Republicans. He accused the old guard of steering the Democratic ticket for private gain, contrasting Roosevelt cabinet praise with Hoover quotes and attacking party alignment in the state.
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Robinson
Ark
Sheppard
Texas
State
Garlsbad
Tingley
Carlsbad
Sen
Bronson Cutting
Senator Cutting
Clyde Tingley
Roosevelt
Hoover
Capt. Reid
The
Santa Fe
Lem Whites
Rocky Mountain Coal Company
Holm Bursum
Ford to Spend 413 Millions During 1933
Detroit and Washington dispatches report Henry Ford plans a 1935 investment of 415 million to push auto production to one million cars. Funds will flow to railroads, steel, textiles, lumber, glass, rubber, and 87,000 Ford workers in a broad program to revive business across 6,000 supplier firms. Large-scale production begins next month with hiring from former Ford staff and Detroit area workers. Ford allocates tens of millions for steel and castings, tens of millions for textiles and leather, and hundreds of millions for body makers and suppliers.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford
River Rouge
Forg
Vote Advice Delays Stir Beverly Hills Residents
In Beverly Hills a commentary urges readers to persuade neighbors about voting next Tuesday. The piece laments public apathy and insists friends and relatives must share guidance on political choices before the five day deadline.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
NRA Auto Code Extension Hangs On Labor Merits
President Roosevelt seeks to extend the Blue Eagle code for 60 or 90 days amid a labor dispute over the 30 hour week and merit clause. White House talks with NRA officials and GM leaders suggest a temporary extension to pressure labor and industry toward compromise. Ford’s view that the degression is over prompts cautious administration optimism without public commitments.
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Roosevelt
Henry Ford
NRA
Ford
M.ac
A. F. of L
Hugh S. Johnson
Labor
White House
Clay Williams
Walter Chrysler
Alfred P. Sloan
Donaldson Brown
General Motors
Williams
Recovery Board
Johnson
Roswell editor urged to publish Brice representation facts
Col Atwood replies to Roswell Record editor with a detailed defense of Judge C R Brice regarding alleged attorney roles for Southern Union Gas Company and Consumers' Natural Gas Company. He accuses a Democratic ad of misrepresentation and calls for denial or explanation of each campaign accusation. Page five continuation promised.
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C. R. Brice
Supreme Court
Southern Union Gas Company
Consumers’ Natural Gas Company
Judge Brice
Brice
Southern Unoin Gas Company
Albert T. Woods
Consumers’ Company
Pecos Valley Gag Company
New Mexico
Chaves County
Democratic Central Committee
Society woman sues Pullman for ten million in New York suit
Mrs James Gardner Rossman of Pittsburgh seeks ten million dollars in damages from the Pullman Car company in a New York City federal suit claiming she invented the berths on the Union Pacific stream line train. Pullman officials say the Rossman patents have expired.
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James Gardner Rossman
Pittsburgh
Pullman Car Company
New York City
Union Pacific
Pullman
Rival mine unions clash at Nanticoke in Pennsylvaniar
In Wilkesbarre on November 2, more than a thousand miners from rival unions fought for two hours at Susquehanna Collieries Number 7 at Nanticoke. The clash began over protests against dismissals, leaving many injured though none seriously. Police failed to prevent the riot. by nine the scene was quiet and special guards were planned.
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Wilkesbarre
Susquehanna Collieries Company
Nanticoke
United Anthracite Miners of
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of America
United Anthracite
Roswell Opens Modern Medical Clinic at 209 West Third
Roswell's new Medical and Surgical Clinic at 209 West Third Street will open next Monday. Doctors Ingalls Johnson Williams Worthington Marshall Griswold Connor will operate private practices within a single modern facility featuring a reception room, offices, library, operating room, X ray, laboratory, recovery room and ambulance entrance. The building, cost about $10,000, was built by Roy Norton with C. R. Carr as architect.
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Roswell
Medical and Surgical
West Third Street
Richardson and
Pennsylvania Avenues
H. A. Ingalls
L. W. Johnson
J. P. Williams
W. N. Worthington
I. J. Marshall
G. W. Griswold
Bruce P. Connor
Roy Norton
New Mexico
F. I. Sullens
C. R. Carr
Dr. Worthington
Dr. Marshal
Dr. Griswold
Ingalls
Johnson
Connor
Marie Schaefer
Mary Louisé Miller
Two Men Wounded in Santa Rosa Shooting
In Santa Rosa New Mexico two men Blas Madrid and Abilino Sanchez were wounded in a late night shooting at El Rico Tavern after a Republican rally. Tavern owner Mark Bray was released on 2500 dollar bond as authorities investigate. Madrid and Sanchez were hospitalized in Las Vegas in stable condition.
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Santa Rosa
N. M
Liberty
Las Vegas
el Rico
Mark Bray
Blas Madrid
Puerto del Luna
Abilino Sanchez
Madrid
Bray
Sanchez
New Attorney Secured for Hauptmann Defense
Flemington New Jersey November 2 Mrs Richard Bruno Hauptmann announced after a conference with local attorney Lloyd Fisher that she is changing defense counsel for the interests of her husband, the Lindbergh baby slayings case spouse.
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Hauptmann
Sheppard to speak at Democratic campaign meeting
Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas and Tom W. Neal of Lovington will deliver principal addresses at a Democratic campaign meeting tonight at 8 in the junior high auditorium. Sheppard will discuss national issues while Neal covers state issues. M H Ward Democratic county chairman will preside.
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Morris Sheppard
United States
Texas
Tom W. Neal
Lovington
Sheppard
Mr. Neal
M. H. Ward
Peaches Browning Plans Marriage Next Month
New York AP reports Bernard J. Hynes of Denver announced plans to wed Frances "Peaches" Browning next month while Browning was at a beauty parlor. Her mother, Mrs. Heenan, could not confirm the plan, saying it might be true or not.
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Peaches Browning
New York
Frances “Peaches” Browning
Bernard J. Hynes
Denver
Mrs. Browning
Heenan
Pleads Guilty in Saunders Robbery Case
Lenwood Hubert, colored, pleaded guilty before Judge James B. McGhee in district court to grand larceny for stealing two truckloads of goods from behind H. P. Saunders' home. He awaits sentencing. Lawrence Newton pleaded not guilty with bond set at $1,000. his trial in November starts Nov. 19th.
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Lenwood Hubert
James B. McGhee
H. P. Saunders
Lawrence Newton
NRA Automobile Code Extended to Feb 1
President Roosevelt extended the NRA automobile code to February 1 and ordered an inquiry into employment stabilization. The code remains unchanged while the inquiry reviews methods to level seasonal peaks in production and employment.
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NRA
Washington
Roosevelt
Bank robber held under $10,500 bond in Kentucky
Louisvill Ky Nov 2 AP Frank English alias Frank Lee Red Callan 23 wanted for 100000 Lake City S C bank robbery and 1136 holdup of Oxford Kas state bank held on 10500 bond. case continued to Nov 6 vagrancy and escape while under sentence for murder. A woman believed wife given papers bearing Mrs Geneva Frazier English of Dallas Texas was detained for federal accessory travel charges. English escaped from Texas prison farm Huntsville where he served 25 year murder term.
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Louisvill
Frank English
Frank Lee
Red” Callan
Lake City
S. C
Oxford, Kas
Geneva Frazier English
Dallas
Texas
English
Huntsville
Decision Soon On Cattle Purchases
Denver officials report the government will decide in Washington next week whether to buy more cattle and sheep in western drought areas. The AAA says livestock growers asked for 1.5 million more cattle and 1 million more sheep, with 7 million cattle and 5 million sheep already purchased. Funds are exhausted and the program is at a standstill.
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Denver
Washington
Harry Petrie
AAA
Petrie
Business Failures Climb in October Says Dun and Bradstreet
New York November 2 193one AP business failures in October were more numerous than in any month since March totals reached 1091 up from 790 in September and 1206 in October last year liabilities rose to 19968448 from 16440147 indicating higher insolvencies for the month and year comparison noted by Dun and Bradstreet.
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New York
Dun &Pradstreet
Conservancy Board Set to Meet Tomorrow in Roswell
Pecos Valley Conservancy District directors will convene at ten in the morning in the office of the artesian well supervisor at the courthouse. The fourth well of the 160 is being plugged as an FERA project under the district’s supervision behind McNally Hall Motor Co. The work began this week and three wells are already complete with foreman Frank Smith in charge.
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Pecos Valley
Four Tickets on Ballot in New Mexico Vote Next Tuesday
Ballot will list four tickets for voters in New Mexico next Tuesday the Republican Democratic Socialist and Communist tickets. Only the Democratic ticket appears for Chaves county officials while the county ticket for the other three parties remains blank.
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New Mexico
Chaves
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C. E. Mason
Roswell Record
Roswell, New Mexico
Mr. Mason
Penna. Mine
West 3Rd
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