Voters Edge Toward Democrats In Off Year Election Day
Washington reports the nation awaits tomorrow’s off year election with forecasts favoring a Democratic victory. With 466 congress seats and 274 state offices at stake, experts debate party unity and the fate of Roosevelt recovery policies as turnout nears 30 million voters.
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Washington
Democratic Party
House of Congress
Roosevelt
Seventy-Fourth Congress
House
Hale
R-Me
Florida
Idaho
Tax Levy Cuts in Chaves County Heavily Reported
The Roswell News notes a total Chaves County tax levy of 379 451 08, down from 506 866 13 in 1932, driven by a blanket 25 percent valuation cut. Property tax rates rise to 3 6522 per 100 and include specific levies for conservancy, cattle indemnity, sheep sanitary, and hog cholera. Election day info, ballot tickets, and voting boxes are listed with authoritatively named candidates and offices.
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Chaves
Roswell
Hagerman
Dexter
Lake Arthur
Conservancy District
Conservancy
Roosevelt official plans in Beverly Hills visit
In Beverly Hills Mr. O’Conner the Roosevelt era comptroller of the currency visits to vote and assist party duties. A comical scene unfolds at a Democratic dinner as a woman, Miss Frook, is denied questions when told to stay quiet, prompting embarrassment and a staged exit by staff.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
O’conner
Linebaugh to Southern M. E. Church here
The Rev. C. C. Hightower was named presiding elder for the Albuquerque-Denver district of the New Mexico conference, Methodist Episcopal Church South, with a list of pastoral assignments announced at the annual conference session in Las Cruces. The report includes numerous appointive changes across El Paso and surrounding districts.
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Las Cruces
N. M
C. C. Hightower
Oklahoma
Hiram Boaz
Dallas
Texas
Albuquerque-Denver
New Mexico
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Hightower
Albuquerque
A. L. Moore
Roy Davidson
Ja Veta
McAllister
Edison
George W. Ellis
Lordsburg
C. S. Walker
Magdalena
A. M. Parsley
Mancos
J. A. Hill
Marvel
J. G. Johnson
Moriarity
B. N. Dennis
Pritchett-Kim
Ludlow
Pueblo
Ernest Roper
Roy Circuit
J. R. Wood
Rye
Ima Lee
Elder
West Texas
Saguache
C. W. Harden
Trinidad
C. H Hatfield
Walsenburg
A. M. Dupree
Westcliffe
H. D. Wricht
Southwestern Christian Advocate
el Paso
Rev. W. H. Coleman
Presidinge Elder
Alpine
R. F. Davis
Anthony Brazi
Marathon-Fit
Davis
Logan-Nara Visa
W. J. Weimer
Melrose
J. F.watson
Portales
C. Frank York
Roger Inez
Melvin Rankin
Northwest Texas
San Jon
M. O. Burnett
Texico-Farwell
R.L. Butler
Tucunari
J. S. Rice
Tularosa-Sacramento
C. A. Clark
Vaughn Encino
D. A. Shaw
Southwest Christian
Advocate
Democrats 10 hold rally in Albuquerque campaign night
In Albuquerque on November 5, Clyde Tingley Congressman Dennis Chavez Senator Carl Hatch and J J Dempsey Democratic candidates for governor senator senator and congressman will address voters at a last minute rally. Douglas Fairbanks will speak in support after flying from Los Angeles.
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U. S
Carl A. Hatch
John J. Dempsey
Clyde Tingley
Luis C. de
Democrats
Albuquerque
Dennis Chavez
Carl Hatch
J. J. Dempsey
Republicans On Radio KOB Tonight Campaign Broadcast
Santa Fe reports an elec tion eve broadcast over Radio Station KOB Albuquerque to be conducted by Republican state headquarters led by P L Rapkoch with Jaffa Miller among speakers. The broadcast runs 8 to 9 p m local time and is the Republicans sole campaign activity aside from local meetings. Miller will vote in Roswell after his speech and plans to be there tomorrow.
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Santa Fe
KOB
Albuquerque
P. L. Rapkoch
Jaffa Miller
Bronson Cutting
Miller
Roswell
Jatfa Miller
Tomorow
Rickenbacker Aims for West-East Speed Record
In Los Angeles on November 5 AP reports Captain Eddie Rickenbacker plans a new west-east transcontinental flight. He will depart midweek in a 14 passenger Douglas with a single stop at Kansas City or Columbus. Flight expected at 17,000 feet. current transport record is 13 hours 2 minutes, held by Roscoe Turner for the speed record at 10 hours 2 minutes.
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Los Angeles
Eddie Rickenbacker
Kansas City
Columbus
Rickenbacker
Roscoe Turner
Thornton Resigns from Highway Dept to Join Federal Housing
Santa Fe AP reports R. Z. Thornton, an accounting clerk with the New Mexico State Highway Department, resigns to accept an appointment as Office Manager for the Federal Housing Administration. His resignation takes effect Wednesday when he starts the new job.
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Thornton
Highway Dept
Santa Fe
R. Z. Thornton
State Highway Department
Federal Housing Administration
Rancher Ed Smith Missing Near Las Vegas
Las Vegas New Mexico Nov. 5 AP Classes at the New Mexico Normal University were dismissed to join a posse formed to search for Ed Smith a 20 year rancher who disappeared from a Kearney's Gap ranch Friday night. His horse was found tied to a tree Sunday morning and the saddle later with an empty gun scabbard nearby. Deputy Sheriff Francisco P. Delgado led a 60 member posse.
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Las Vegas
N. M
New Mexico Normal University
Ed Smith
Kearney’s Gap
Smith
Francisco P. Delgado
Mrs Simms Attacks Cutting In Bitter Radio Talk
Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms former Illinois congresswoman and NM Republican committeeman's wife urged Cutting defeat in a radio address. She labeled Senator Cutting a radical and a dictator praising Chavez as preferable, saying the party lacks representation and vowing to vote Democratic if necessary.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Bronson Cutting
Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms
Illinois
Albert G. Simms
New Mexico
Cutting
Simms
Senator Cutting
Congress
Chavez
Hitler
Mussolini
Abraham Lincoln
Kingsford Smith Returns After Pacific Flight Tour
Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith completed a 7408 mile eastward Pacific leg from Honolulu to Oakland in 14 hours 59 minutes, landing at 7 44 a m Pacific time. He then flew to Los Angeles for public tribute while crediting navigator Captain P G Taylor for the precise course.
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Los Angeles
California
Australia
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Brisbane
Oakland
P. G. Taylor
Kingsford-Smith
Pacific
Honolulu
Sir Charles
Robert Lorraine
England
Ireland
Lady Southern Cross
End-L
Col
Lorraine
Fairbanks To Speak for Tingley Rally Tonight
Douglas Fairbanks, the motion picture actor, spent the night in Albuquerque and planned to speak at a final Democratic rally for Clyde Tingley’s gubernatorial bid. A Los Angeles report had claimed he would not attend. He will return to Santa Fe for lunch before heading back to Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Douglas Fairbanks
Clyde Tingley
Los Angeles
Fairbanks
Santa Fe
N. M. Legion to Get Charter Back Next Fall
Ollie Davis, coordinator for the American Legion, said the New Mexico Department charter probably would be reinstated next fall. A recommendation to call a department convention early next fall was approved, contingent on increased post and membership interest by May 1, 1935. The national executive committee will meet in May to take final action.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Ollie Davis
American Legion
New Mexico
One Person Fined In Police Court For Drunkenness
A single defendant appeared in police court today and was fined for drunkenness. The case focused on public intoxication with the court imposing a monetary penalty. No additional defendants or charges were reported in the readable text.
Medical and Surgical Clinic Opens at 209 West Third
The new Medical and Surgical Clinic at 209 West Third Street opened this morning. Doctors include H. A. Ingalls L. W. Johnson J. P. Williams W. N. Worthington IL J. Marshall G. W. Griswold and Bruce P. Connor. Miss Marie Schaefer handles reception and Miss Mary Louise Miller is bookkeeper.
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H. A. Ingalls
L. W. Johnson
J. P. Williams
W. N. Worthington
IL. J. Marshall
G. W. Griswold
Bruce P. Connor
Marie Schaefer
Mary Louise Miller
American All Stars Triumph Over Japan All Stars
In Toyo Meiji stadium 65,000 fans watched American stars led by Babe Ruth defeat Nippon all-stars 5 to 1 after a 17 to 1 rout of Tokyo all-stars in their debut. Ruth drew adoration though no home run. crowds praised Japans courtesy and enthusiasm.
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Toyo
Meiji Stadium
Babe Ruth
United States
Nippon All Stars
Toyko All-Stars
Nambe Democrats to Vote Republican in Santa Fe
Thirty five residents of Nambe in Santa Fe county attended a conference and agreed to support the Republican ticket tomorrow. The defectors signed a statement citing dissatisfaction with local Democratic leaders and denunciation of the state Democratic ticket and campaign methods as reasons for their change.
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Nambe
Santa Fe
Election returns to be given at Record
The election returns from New Mexico and the nation will be announced over a loud speaker at The Record office tomorrow night. Everyone is invited to hear the returns as The Record's guests with no collection. The Associated Press service starts at six o'clock and returns announced as received. Falconi Electric Company supplies the loud speaker system.
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New Mexico
Associated Press
Republicans given OK by Senate probe in New Mexico
Santa Fe report quotes Republican state chairman P L Rapkoch praising R L Ballentine, investigator for Senator Byrnes, saying he found the party’s campaign accounting thorough and transparent. Ballentine reportedly saw no cause for a hearing on expenditures and commended the headquarters books. Rapkoch rejects Democratic criticisms, claims a clean campaign, and predicts voters will decide tomorrow amid GOP attacks from the Miles faction.
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Santa Fe
P. L. Rapkoch
R. L. Ballentine
New Mexico
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Rapkoch
Ballentine
Captain O’hay
Miles
Clovis High May Play Postseason Game Under Lights
Carlsbad New Mexico November 5 AP George White principal of Carlsbad high school and president of the state Interscholastic Athletic Association board said it had given permission for a postseason football game at Carlsbad between Clovis high and another undefeated high school team under the flood lights installed this fall.
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Carlsbad
N. M
George White
Carlsbad High School
Board of Control
State Interscholastic Athletic Association
Clovis High
Madrid Miners deny endorsing Dempsey
Alfredo Martinez secretary of the Madrid local of the United Mine Workers of America said they did not endorse J J Dempsey for Congress. He said Dempsey asked for endorsement a month ago but was refused and accused Democratic candidates of promising to raise rates in the workers compensation law. Martinez questioned why, after four years in power, the promise was not fulfilled.
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Santa Fe
Alfredo Martinez
Madrid
United Mine Workers of America
J. J. Dempsey
Congress
Martinez
Dempsey
Lamp Explodes Killing Three Morales Children in San Gabriel
A kerosene lamp explosion started a house fire in San Gabriel California as parents John and Mrs Morales stepped out to the drugstore. Three children Arthur Morales 3 Viola Morales 2 and Margaret 8 months perished in the blaze.
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San Gabriel
Calif
John Morales
Arthur Morales
Viola
Marguerita
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