Courageous Leadership Urged by Sen Bratton at Rally
Sen Sam Bratton urged bold active leadership resembling Wilson and Roosevelt at a Democratic rally in New Mexico. He praised Gov Seligman for saving taxpayers during hard times, argued for cuts in federal spending, and defended tariff policy while criticizing Hoover era claims.
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Sam G. Bratton
New Mexico
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Hoover
Pratton
Teddy Roosevelt
Bratton
Seligman
Santa Fe
Ruth Nichols Narrow Escape In Plane Crash
New York dispatch reports Ruth Nichols, famed aviatrix, escaped serious injury when her plane crashed on takeoff at Floyd Bennett Field during a transcontinental campaign flight for President Hoover. The craft skidded, a wing buried, but Nichols exited unhurt and wearing her usual calm resolve.
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New York
Ruth Nichols
Hoover
Floyd Bennett Field
New Mexico Educators Meet Tonight in Roswell
The New Mexico Educational Association holds its second and third general sessions at the Junior High auditorium tonight and tomorrow afternoon, with a closing session at Carlsbad Caverns Saturday. Dr. S P Nanninga and Dr Eugene A Fishop headlined, discussing education and democracy, as Dr Hart and Dr Bishop speak on related topics.
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S. P. Nanninga
NEW Mexico Educational Association
Eugene
Washington U
The
Carlsbad Caverns
Eugene A. Fishop
University of Washington
Will In
F. W. Hart
University of California
Bishop
Dr. Hart
Georgia Lusk
Hart
Dr. Bishop
New Mexico Library Association Opens 192 State Meet
The New Mexico Library Association opened its 192 state meeting with a session in the Junior High library this morning. About 80 librarians attended from across the state. Roswell librarian Mrs. Clark A. Baker greeted attendees and presented a constructive paper on library problems. Myrtle Whitehill urged adult education. State Librarian Miss Cochrane outlined continued funding and statewide efforts. Grant County librarian Miss Mabel Chapman reported on library law. El Paso librarian Miss Maude Sullivan contributed a paper on Spanish American literature. A round table discussion followed with many reports.
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New Mexico Library Association
Clark A. Baker
Library Board of
Roswell
Myrtle Whitehill
Library Association
Cochrane
State Library
Mabel Chapman
Grant County
Silver City
Maude Sullivan
el Paso
P T A Meeting Draws Near 200 At East Side School
Nearly 200 attended the state P T A meeting at the East Side school this morning presided by Mrs. George Wilcox of Dexter the state president. Mrs Hugh Bradford national P T A president and A O Bowden spoke. It was decided the P T A be incorporated in the New Mexico Educational Association and that state P T A meetings be held with the N M E A conventions.
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East Side
George Wilcox
Dexter
Hugh Bradford
A. O. Bowden
New Mexico Educational Association
Final Plans of Campaign In State New Mica
Campaign leaders outline final wave of speeches across New Mexico. Dillon will speak in Kay Las Vegas and Gallup with Satford and Woodward and Armijo also appearing in Mora Silver City. Chavez Neumann head Democratic drives Springer Vaughn with Seligman rally Mora Raton Silver City. Seligman does Mora then Raton then Silver City. Cutting to speak Socorro Belen Albuquerque with KOB radio. Bratton to visit Carlsbad tonight.
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New Mica
R. C. Dillon
Las Vegas
E. L. Satfford
Gallup
Santa Rosa
Dillon
Hugh Woodward
United States
Jose J. Armijo
Congress
Carl Gilbert
Santa Fe
Mora
Silver City
Dennis Chavez
E. K. Neumann
Springer and Vaughn
Arthur Seligman
Raton
Albuquerque
U. S
Bronson Cutting
Socorro
New Mexico
Belen
KOB
Building Permits Issued in October
Nine building permits totaling 3480 were issued by Roswell city clerk M. J. McDonad in October. Permits require a license for any construction or repair costing 100 or more. Since last March 56 permits have been issued under the ordinance. Readable items include W. W. Huntley roof repair 9088 S Ky 120. H. S. Eggleston remodeling 300 N Mich 250. Sam Stolaroff roof shingles 107 N Penn 150. Willie Teague stucco house garage and driveway 407 W Walnut 600. J. P. White reroofing 204 N Lea 300. J. P. White remodeling 201 N Mo 1500. J. F E Johns reroofing 404 S Wash 150. Ed Hartley five room house 03 W 11th 300. Cc A Baker shingling roof 600 N Lea 110.
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W. W. Huntley
S. Ky
H. S. Eggleston
N. Mich
Sam Stolaroff
N. Penn
Willie Teague
W. Walnut
J. P. White
N. Lea
N. Mo
J. F E. Johns
S. Wash
Ed Hartley
W. 11Th
Cc. A. Baker
Weather forecast for Roswell and Pecos Valley
For Roswell and the Pecos valley unsettled this afternoon and tonight with Friday generally fair and cooler. For New Mexico generally fair tonight cooler in the extreme southeast portion Friday fair cooler in the extreme east portion.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Artesia Portales High Schools Battle Ends In Tie
Artesia and Portales played a scoreless football game at Artesia yesterday in a hard fought matchup with defenses prevailing and neither side able to reach the end zone.
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Artesia
Portales
Politics Tonight Over The RAC Broadcasts
Radio schedule lists WABC CBS at 10 PM with Democratic figures Tobin and Hurst, and WJZ NBC at 8 PM featuring Republican voices. Later segments present Roosevelt supporters with Maj. Gen. Butler Brig. Gen. Glassford and Floyd Gibbons from Philadelphia, plus Owen D. Young and others from New York.
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WABC
CBS
Democratic
Daniel J. Tobin
Fannie Hurst
WJZ
NBC
Republican Radio League
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Smedley D. Butler
Pelham D. Glassford
Floyd Gibbons
Philadelphia
Roosevelt League
Gov. Roosevelt
Owen D. Young
New York
Friday radio listings announce party programs and speakers
Radio guide notes Friday schedules across networks including WEAF NBC at 2 45 p m with Mrs Anna Dickie Olesen Democratic on WABC CBS at 5 15 p m with Dean Virginia Gildersleeve Democratic and WJZ NBC at 3 15 p m with Republican women's program Illinois Network lists President Hoover from Springfield Tl with stations WBBM WTAX KMOX WMBD among others.
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WEAF
NBC
Anna Dickie Olesen
WABC
CBS
Dean Virginia Gildersleeve
WJ4
Illinois
President Hoover
Springfield
WBBM
WTAX
KMOX
WMBD
How To Vote Your Ballot Scratching Explained
The article explains there is no change in voting laws and describes two methods to scratch a ticket. Voters may place a circle X in the party ticket circle and then select names on the other ticket, or place X beside every candidate to vote a straight party ticket.
Hoover plans final western swing to vote at home
President Hoover heads west for a fifth campaign trek aiming to finish with a transcontinental trip ending at his Palo Alto California home on Election Day. He urged California Oregon and Washington voters to back him and warned that under a Democratic regime farm products and forests would suffer. White House released a telegram denying altered stance on prohibition in response to Edward C. Stokes of Trenton.
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Washington
Hoover
Palo Alto
California
Pacific Coast
Oregon
White House
Edward C. Stokes
Trenton
Miss Harriet Poorbaugh Wins Wind State Audition
Roswell resident Miss Harriet Poorbaugh won the New Mexico Atwater-Kent audition in the girls division, announced by state chairman Mrs. G. W. Frenger. Las Cruces' Jules Van Dersarl won the boys division. Winners advance to district in Dallas on Nov 19. national finals in New York will feature district winners.
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Harriet Poorbaugh
Roswell
H. A. Poorbaugh
New Mexico Atwater-Kent
G. W. Frenger
Jules van Dersarl
Las Cruces
Dallas
New York
United States
New Mexico Tax Cut Stand Claimed By Dillon
Belew New Mexico rally speaker says taxpayers deserve tax relief as purchasing power rises. He argues dollars cost more for taxes, urging a reduction while noting tax liens exceed 75,900 and citing governor Seltman’s alleged overspending with $74,000 extra appropriations during his term.
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New Mexico
Seltzman
S. Apeceres
One Day Christian Convention Held at Roswell
A one day Christian Convention led by Rev Alexander Paul and Dr Frank E Harner will be held tomorrow at First Christian Church Roswell. The program features sermons on the Kingdom in missions plus sessions for ministers and women. Public invited.
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Roswell Christian Church
First Christian Church of
Roswell
Alexander Paul
Frank E. Harner
Christian Church
United States
State Missions
C. C. Dobbs
National Missions
H. R. Howland
World Missions
Frank Horner
Missionary Organizations Conference
New Mexico Education Association Opens in Roswell
Nearly 2,000 educators from across New Mexico gathered in Roswell for the first general session of the New Mexico Educational Association. Mayor H. B. Smyrl welcomed attendees, praising teachers and Roswell. Charles L. Rowe of Ft. Sumner responded, with main addresses by Dr. F. W. Hart and Mrs. (text incomplete).
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Smyrl
Roswell
F. W. Hart
Huch Bradford
New Mexico
New Mexico Educational Association
Raymond Huff
H. B. Smyrl
Wee Sor
The
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