Final Efforts Before Verdict Of Voters
President Hoover and Governor Roosevelt pressed final campaign efforts as voters approach election day. Hoover heads west toward California after a central states swing while Roosevelt plans Brooklyn and New York rallies with Smith by his side. Both campaigns emphasize last speeches and rear platform talks, with Roosevelt returning to East Coast venues and Hoover awaiting a possible White House verdict. Continued on page four.
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Rep Patman Speaks to Large Ex-Service Crowd in New Mexico
Wright Patman of Amarillo, a WWII veteran, addressed a packed Chaves county courtroom crowd on national political campaign issues from the veteran perspective. The meeting, organized by the county Democratic veterans committee, drew ex-service men, with over two hundred crowding the front to greet him after the talk.
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H. A. Ingalls
Stores Open Until Seven For Teachers After Convention
Roswell stores will stay open until seven tonight to accommodate teachers after convention sessions this afternoon. They plan to shop before traveling to Carlsbad tomorrow for the Caverns session.
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Carlsbad
Carlsbad Caverns
1609 Teachers At Convention In Roswell
At noon today the convention of the New Mexico Educational Association in Roswell reports 1659 teachers in attendance and 2213 registered for the coming year. The association began in 1886 with 40 members.
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New Mexico Educational Association
Roswell
Roswell and Carlsbad Football Tie at Half Time
Roswell and Carlsbad high schools are tied 7 to 7 at halftime in today’s football game. Roswell’s score came first followed by Carlsbad’s, with both teams scoring once in the opening half.
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Roswell
Carlsbad
Veterans relief expenditures amid postwar costs and figures
A New York Times compiled table compares veterans mobilization and casualties for United States Germany and France with relief expenditures. It notes the 1932 33 relief bill totals and cites Times figures: UK French and US federal expenditures share.
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United States
Three Opera Stars To Sing At Cahoon Armory Tonight
The ChicagoOperatic Trio, three nationally famous opera voices, will give a concert at Cahoon Armory tonight starting at eight o'clock. The event showcases leading vocal talents as they perform selections from known operas. Local audiences are invited to attend and enjoy a program of classic arias.
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Chicago
Cahoon Armory
Political clash in New Mexico and Hoover speech at Springfield
In Socorro and Albuquerque activists urge reform through independent movements opposing Old Guard Republicans. Senator Cutting accuses a bank in politics while praising Progressive shifts. Meanwhile President Hoover, en route west, cites Lincoln's 1864 reelection as a parallel to today, critiquing Roosevelt's agricultural plan and urging continued national unity and action.
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Socorro County
Old Guard
Senator Cutting
New Mexico
Progressive Party
Hoover
Springfield
Ills
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Union
Tariff threat unsettles wool market amid election
Boston dispatch notes the wool market pause amid tariff revision fears tied to the election. Prices remain fair though low, with strong manufacturing demand but little new business. Foreign markets show little change as pound depreciation softens imports. fall Texas wools sold, mohair unchanged.
Seligman May Use Troops in Election
Governor Arthur Seligman said several counties including San Miguel asked for national guard protection on election day to guard polling places. He noted fifty men deputized as deputy sheriffs and said he would consult with national guard officers about action. He would not name other counties.
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N. M
Arthur Seligman
San Miguel County
National Guard
National Guardsmen
Seligman
Atwood President of New Mexico Baptist Convention
Dr. Julian Atwood of Roswell was elected president of the Baptist Convention of New Mexico at the Albuquerque meeting. Las Cruces was chosen as the 1933 convention city.
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N. M
Julian Atwood
Roswell
Baptist Convention of
Committee Studies School Integration Across New Mexico
A meeting of city school superintendents in New Mexico at the First M. E. Church proposed appointing a committee, led by Charles L. Rose, to thoroughly study school integration from kindergarten to college. Papers from Dr. F. W. Hart John Milne Dr. Vernon Sorrell J. E. Owens and W. E. Kerr were noted as prepared.
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Charles L. Rose
Ft. Sumner
F. W. Hart
John Milne
Vernon.Sorrell
J. E. Owens
W. E. Kerr
Barker orders probe into alleged absentee ballot misuse
Santa Fe New Mexico November 4 AP chairman directs Charles Fahy to investigate alleged absentee ballot misuse in San Miguel county. Ballots reportedly mailed from the county clerk with return envelopes to the clerk, violating state law. Fahy authorized to seek court action. Barker vows full steps to uncover truth amid Democratic inquiries led by Ceferino Quintana.
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N. M
Andres Gallegos
San Miguel County
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Cofrino Quintanas
Perfecto Gallegos
Santa Fe
W. J. Barker
Charles Fahy
Barker
Ceferino Quintana
San Miguel
Quintana
Parker
Fahy
Democratic
Roswell man receives 1920 government dividend check
Ed Davidson of Omar Leach Wholesale Grocery Company in Roswell received a $2.12 government check dated April 15, 1920. The dividend on a Liberty Bond he sold to American National Bank of Roswell was mailed to him after the government had been trying to locate him since 1920. He received a letter three weeks ago asking if he was the Davidson in question.
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Ed Davidson
Omar Leach
Absentee Ballots Arrive in Chaves County Clerk Office
Grace Massie county clerk reports numerous absentee ballots received for the upcoming election. The practice since the absentee voter law took effect is described as proper and correct. The New Mexico Democratic organization contends that ballots must not be sent to ...
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Chaves County
Grace Massie
Massie
New Mexico
Officers Nominees Named By New Mexico Educ Association
The New Mexico Education Association nominated officers for the coming year at the close of the first general session. Presidential candidates include G L Fenlon and Charles L Rose. Other posts list G V Landers as vice president and R J Mullins as treasurer. Voting is by secret ballot with results due at six tonight at the Presidents Ball.
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G. L. Fenlon
Dawson Public Schools
N. M. E. A. Educational Council
Charles L. Rose
Fort Sumner
Cahoon Armory
G. V. Landers
Hot Springs
R. J. Mullins
Tucumcari
E. D. Martin
Deming
Donald McKay
Raton
J. J. Clancy
Santa Fe
P. W. Pyburn
Lovington
Assocation
Final NL MLE convention session in Carlsbad Caverns
The New Mexico Educational Association will hold its fourth and final general session in the Big Room at Carlsbad Caverns tomorrow starting at 12 30 pm. The National Park Service offers free admission for teachers and entry via the Caverns opens at 11 am. Delegates traveling from Roswell can leave at 7 am for a 115 mile trip. Colonel Thomas Boles leads the Caverns National Park effort to host the event with full facilities prepared.
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National Park Service
New Mexico Editional Association
Carlsbad Caverns
Roswell
Caverns
Thomas Boles
Superin
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
How To Vote Your Ballot By Scratching A Party Ticket
A guide explains how a scratched ballot can legally reflect a voter’s choice of a straight party ticket. The text notes state law accepts scratched marks when the ballot is designed to allow easy scratching to express the voter’s intent.
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