Stalcup And Brown Captured After Desperate Jail Break
Virgil Stalcup and Clarence Brown, known Texas gunmen, were captured in Houston after fleeing Dickens County jail killing Sheriff Arthur. Officers nabbed them without a shot fired. rewards totaling 915 dollars funded the chase. Brown was seized on a reef near San Leon and Stalcup in a Houston apartment.
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Arthur
New Mexico
Houston
Virgil Stalcup
Clarence Brown
W. B
Bill) Arthur
West Texas
Alton Chapman
Dickens
Stalcup
Brown
T. A. Binford
San Leon Point
C.N. Ogden
Jim Anderson
Miriam A. Ferguson
Republicans Claim Will Win in New Mexico
Santa Fe reports Republican state chairman P L Rapkoch forecasting victory in New Mexico with a jab at Democratic predictions. The same dateline covers the New Mexico Educational Association 50th annual convention planning to move to Albuquerque with 2500 teachers attending, new officers named, and remarks from Gov Hockenhull and educators on the school system’s social role.
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Santa Fe
P. L. Rapkoch
de Baca
New Mexico Educational Association
Albuquerque
George S. Sanchez
State Department of Education
Charles L. Rose
Fort Sumner
W. E. Kerr
Artesia
E. D. Martin
Deming
Pat Murphy
Grenville
Association
A. W. Hockenhull
Emil Larson
Agency
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Ziiong
Georgia L. Lusk
Milton C. Potter
Milwaukee
Lusk
Potter
Williams Office Included in Clinic Building Plan
The Record yesterday omits the location of Dr J P Williams office in the new Medical and Surgical Clinic. His name appeared earlier in the list of doctors slated to occupy the building. His office will be on the east side, third from the front.
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J. P. Williams
Dr. Williams
President Roosevelt backs Lehman for New York governor
President Roosevelt arrived in Hyde Park on November 3 to vote for his close friend Herbert H. Lehman in New York's gubernatorial race, signaling a shift from a hands off stance. The president’s appearance to urge Lehman over Republican Robert Moses drew quick fire from opponents.
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Herbert H. Lehman
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Lehman
Robert Moses
Bank bandit shot dead in Kansas City area
Canton bank hold up near Canton Kansas ended with a gunfight nine miles southeast of Kansas City. One suspect was shot dead and a second man captured after they eluded the time lock and took less than 50 dollars. Hostage B I Ginder unharmed. Cashier Charles Lindgran reported the events and aid the robbers forced Ginder into their vehicle.
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Kas
Farmers State Bank
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Here
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Miller Talks of a Tax Program in New Mexico
Albuquerque November 5 AP Republican candidate for governor Jaffa Miller said in a radio address the party tax program has withstood the campaign. He argued the sales tax fails to fund common schools and stressed three issues roads schools and taxes. Miller claimed no entangling commitments would bind him if elected.
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Jaffa Miller
Miller
Dillon Denies Cutting Not Aiding Him
Former Gov. R C Dillon rejects an anonymous letter claim that Senator Bronson Cutting withholds support. He labels the piece Democratic propaganda and says Cutting has publicly backed his bid in other venues. Dillon asserts Democratic leaders would abandon Carl A Hatch if truth emerged, and he releases the statement to stop misled supporters.
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R. C. Dillon
Sen. Bronson Cutting
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Clovis News- Journal
Senator Club
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Captain O Hay not found in army records
Santa Fe reports the War Department and Veterans Administration have no record of Irving Patrick O’Hay after Washington telegrams. The New Mexican notes O’Hay campaigned against Senator Cutting, claimed service with U S forces, and as one of two survivors of a decimated regiment, plus Spanish American War claims, asking O’Hay to wire the government to locate his official U S military service record.
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A&P Stores to Open in Cleveland After Peace Plan
Washington reports the Labor Relations Board says the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company and unions at Cleveland stores accepted a seven point peace plan. About 300 stores and warehouses to reopen mid next week with more than 2000 local employees returning to work. J J Byrnes announced the settlement after the Cleveland Federation of Labor approved the plan.
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National Labor Relation Board
Today’s Football Scores Lead Daily Record
A dense list of college football results shows Dartmouth losing to Yale while Penn State blanks Syracuse. Rutgers beats Navy B, West Chester defeats Lock Haven, and Ohio State dominates Western Reserve. Other notable wins include Michigan State over Marquette, Notre Dame blanking, and Texas A and M edging Texas.
Final Rallies in Albuquerque 1934 Campaign Night
Albuquerque hosts final campaign rallies as state candidates converge. Democratic speakers include Senator Robinson, Congressman Chavez, and Clyde Tingley at UNM gym. Republican event at armory features Senator Cutting, former Gov. Dillon, Maurice Miera, and Jaffa Miller. Radio broadcast slated for KOB 7:20 to 9:30 p.m.
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Senate
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Senator Cutting
R. C. Dillon
Maurice Miera
Jaffa Miller
University of New Mexico
Senator Robinson
Dennis Chavez
Clyde Tingley
KOB
Notices of 1934 Taxes Put in the Mails Today
The county treasurer's office mailed about 6,500 notices for 1934 taxes due. Final tax roll totals were not available pending a check. Taxes for 1934 are due now and become delinquent December 1.
Democrats Hold Socorro Meeting
In Socorro New Mexico Democratic candidate J J Dempsey told a crowd that relief should not be tied to elections and that hunger can strike any season. Senator Carl Hatch defended New Deal programs and urged ongoing social legislation to restore industry and end unemployment. The candidates planned appearances in Mountainair and Belen.
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N. M
J. J. Dempsey
Carl Hatch
Pastor Henderson Transferred to Arkansas Conference
The Rev Dr Henderson pastor of the First M E Church South of Roswell will be transferred to the Arkansas conference under Bishop John M Moore. Announcement came from Dr Henderson attending the New Mexico conference at Las Cruces. It is not yet announced who will succeed him or his new city.
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Henderson
New Mexico
Southern Methodist Church
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Senator Sheppard Defends New Deal At Rally
Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas argued at a Democratic rally that the New Deal protects individualism and enterprise and does not threaten capitalism. He praised Senators Hatch and Chavez, urged election of their allies, and said a two-thirds Democratic Senate is needed to advance the tariff program.
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Carl A. Hatch
Dennis Chavez
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Three UNM Candidates for Rhodes Scholarship
Dr. Lynn B. Mitchell announces Horace Gardner John Kennedy and Sam Marble as University of New Mexico Rhodes candidates. The trio will meet other state hopefuls January 3 to select two finalists who will compete in San Francisco January 10 against rivals from Colorado California Nevada Utah and Arizona. Marble is the son of Rev. Sam D Marble and a Grand Junction Colorado high school graduate.
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N. M
Lynn B. Mitchell
University of New
Marble
Sam D. Marble
Grand Junction, Colorado
Labor Not For Sen. Cutting Says Labor Not For Sen. Cutting
A Santa Fe AP report states Democratic state headquarters released a statement quoting Leon Schingledecker, president of the Central Labor Union in Albuquerque, saying the state Federation of Labor has not endorsed Sen Bronson Cutting. The release notes L M Thompson of Santa Fe speaks only for himself and not for the State Federation of Labor.
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Leon Schingledecker
Central Labor Union
Albuquerque
State Federation of Labor
Bronson Cutting
L. M. Thompson
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Schingledecker
Reichsbank to Skip Interest on Bonds Held Abroad
Berlin announces the Reichsbank will not pay any interest on bonds held abroad for the year starting July 1. Foreign holders had hoped for partial payment, but the bank cites an unfavorable foreign exchange situation as the reason for the ban on interest.
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Reichsbank
Bullets Fly As Rival Mine Unions Clash at Nantico ke
In Nantico ke Pennsylvania Nan ticoke clashes between United Mine Workers and United Anthracite Miners injure five including a police officer. The UMW seized the Number 7 coll iery entrance after a morning march of about 1 500 workers while anthracite pickets held a hilltop position and fired stones and revolver shots prompting police intervention.
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Nanticoke
United Mine Workers of America
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Pennsylvania
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Susquehanna Collieries Company
United Mine
Central Park
Home Loans Near Four Million Mark in State
Albuquerque on November 3. E C Robertson state manager of the Federal Home Owners Loan Corporation said HOLC loans in the state are expected to pass the $4,000,000 mark this month. The total to date is $3,854,458.26 across 1,822 loans.
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E. C. Robertson
Federal Home Owners Loan Corporation
HOLC
Election Day liquor ban in Second Judicial District
Albuquerque authorities announce prohibition of liquor sales in Sandoval and Bernalillo counties on election day under an old statute, with Mabry noting likely unresolved repeal and dealers willing to close. In Santa Rosa, Mark Bray faces a preliminary hearing November 8 for assault with a deadly weapon after a shooting at a Republican rally that wounded Blas Madrid and Abilino Sanchez. both victims hospitalized in Las Vegas.
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Eee Mabry
Second Judicial District
Sandoval
Bernalillo County
Mabry
Santa Rosa
Mark Bray
el Rico Tavern
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Abilino Sanchez
Madrid
Sanchez
Las Vegas
Wreck near French NM yields no trace of driver or injured
State Motor Patrolmen reported no leads on the missing driver or possible injuries after a wreck near French New Mexico on Thursday night. The wrecked car, stained with blood, had been stolen from Fred Stringfellow, former district attorney, in Raton.
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French
N. M
Fred Stringfellow
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