Kidnapping case widens links to other suspects in Robles case
Arizona authorities report possible new arrests in the April Tucson kidnapping of six year old June Robles. L A district attorney Clifton Mathews says the girl’s statements imply multiple kidnapers and a woman may have aided. Oscar H Robson, a former Tucson nightclub operator, is jailed on $50,000 bail for mailing a $15,000 ransom demand, with handwriting experts sought.
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Phoenix
Ariz
L. A
Clifton Mathews
Tucson
Little June Robles
Robles
Mathews
Oscar H. Robson
Washington
Robson
Weshingtonrg Aqovseny
June
Little June
California
June Robles
Republicans In Congress Hold Big Victory Margin
Washington reports a strong Roosevelt victory as Democrats gain eight House seats to 317 for Democrats, 102 for Republicans, 7 Progressives, 8 Farmer-Laborites, with Senate at 69 Democrats to 25 Republicans and 5 Progressives, 1 Farmer-Labor. Governors split 38 Democrats, 8 Republicans, 1 Progressive, 1 Farmer-Labor. Ritchie defeated by Nice. Roosevelt meets La Follette amid questions over policy direction.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
New Mexico
Farmer-Labor
Ritchie
Roswell leader M F Lowrey dies at 76 in home
M F Lowrey prominent Roswell citizen died at 12:30 this afternoon at 600 North Missouri Avenue after long illness. He helped found Mabie Lowrey Hardware, served as president of Lowrey Auto Co and Lowrey Livestock, and was survived by wife, two sons Herbert and Byron, a sister, and other relatives. Funeral plans pending Ballard Funeral Home.
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M. F. Lowrey
Roswell
North
Missouri Avenue
Mr. Lowrey
Mabie-Lowrey Hardware Company
Lutheran Church
Bremen Sets Transatlantic Record for Speed
The Bremen established a new trans Atlantic steamer record by crossing from Cherbourg to Ambrose lightship in four days, fifteen hours and 27 minutes. The ship passed Ambrose lightship at 1:57 a m local time, beating its own previous record by twenty one minutes.
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New York
Bremen
Ambrose
Cherbourg
One Republican Only In Kentucky
Kentucky voters elected eight New Deal Democrats and one Republican to Congress, with John M. Rebsson of the Ninth District the sole GOP member. The appellate court bench appeared to be entirely Democratic.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Congress
John M. Rebsson
Ninth
Comeback attempts in Congress prove steep for many
Washington reports that about fifty former House members pursued return to Congress on election day. Only twelve succeeded, with notable names including Earl C. Michener of Michigan and Merlin J. Maas of Minnesota. Maas previously restrained a pistol-toting interrupter, while Dewey Short of Missouri and George J. Schneider of Wisconsin were among other comeback hopefuls.
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Washington
Earl C. Michener
Michigan
George W. English
Illinois
English
Merlin J. Maas
Minnsota
Des
Maas
Dewey Short
Missouri
George J. Schneider
Wisconsin
James McAndrews
Ilinois
Fred A. Britten
Britten
Fear for Japanese freighter burned at sea
Four Rengo dispatches from Niigata report the Japanese freighter Ranan Maru with 42 crew members may have been destroyed by fire. The vessel sent a radio call saying she was afire and drifting northwest of Niigata. No further messages or rescue sightings have been received.
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Toysue
Navy
Rengo
Niigata
Honshu Island
Japan
Scouts to Entertain Advertising Club at Dinner
Boy Scout troop 3 sponsored by Roswell Advertising Club will entertain members at a dinner at the I. O. O. F. Hall next Wednesday evening at six o clock.
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Boy Scout
Roswell Advertising Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
New Mexico State College Work Offered at Roswell
The New Mexico State Normet University at Las Vegas will offer college work in Roswell starting next Monday with regular college credit. Dr Lelia Bailey will conduct daily classes at Roswell High School. Interested individuals should inquire at the high school office for full information. Registration is $1 covering all course expenses except texts.
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Newedtexico State
Normet University At
Las Vegas
Roswell
Lelia Bailey
Roswell High School
Poorbaugh Elected President Of Roswell Country Club
H A Poorbaugh was elected president of the Roswell Country Club at a board meeting this morning. J P White was named vice president and H H Ball treasurer. The officers assume duty immediately and serve a one year term. No other business was transacted.
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H. A. Poorbaugh
Roswell
Salvation Army Advisory Board Annual Meeting Scheduled
The Salvation Army advisory board will hold its annual business meeting at seven o'clock tomorrow night at the Chamber of Commerce to select new officers and board members whose terms expire. The public is invited to attend.
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Salvation Army Advisory Board
Chamber of Commerce
Ickes Hails Cutting Victory Telegram Sent From Washington
In Santa Fe on November 8 AP reports Senator Cutting likely wins the six year U S Senate seat as missing precincts delay final results. Harold L Ickes Secretary of Interior telegrammed congratulations praising Cutting’s great victory and sending warm regards.
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Santa Fe
Cong
Chavez
United States
Senate
Cutting
Harold L. Ickes
Secretary of Interior
Doctor Held in Jail for Murder in Santa Barbara
Dr William Jacobs a 45 year old Santa Barbara physician is jailed on murder charges after he allegedly killed Mrs Lilian H Newsom and wounded Miss Adelaide E Flint in the downtown area. Flint recovering from a shoulder wound. Police say Jacobs admitted the shooting after taking poison and being rushed to hospital.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
William Jacobs
Lillian H. Newsom
Adelaide E. Flint
Mics Flint
Jess Butts
Miss Flint
Newsom
Vote Now Complete In Chaves County
Final results from precinct 12 Olive reported yesterday close the Chaves County counts. Chavez leads Cutting for the long term Senate by 238, Hatch over Dillon by 1,665 for short term Senate, Dempsey over Miera for Congress by 1,807, Tingley over Dilllon for Governor by 605, and Bean over House for sheriff by 1,640. Full precinct tabulation appears elsewhere.
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Senate
Secretary of State
Santa
Carl Hatch
Sam Bratton
R.c.dillon
Hatch
Dillon
J. J. Dempsey
Maurice
Miera Clyde Tingley
Jaffa
Miller
Tingley
Albuquerque
N. M
Associated Press
Bronson Cutt
Chavez
Olive
Chaves County
Cutting
Dempsey
Miera
Bean
House
Golden New Mexico Father Shot by son in quarrel
Frank Aranda 32 of Golden New Mexico was shot and killed by his 11 year old son during a family quarrel. He had been in Santa Fe Tuesday night after an election tag failed to return home until late yesterday afternoon. On arrival an argument with his wife is said to have followed the boy taking a rifle from the kitchen and shooting his father through the wing.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Bronson Cutting
Dennis Chavez
Senator Cutting
Associated Press
Senator Cutt
Chavez
Rio Arriba
Madrid
Frank Aranda
Golden
Aranda
Santa Fe
Iitchen
Encouragement At Franks No 1 Oil Well Near Roswell
A report from the Franks No 1 oil well in East Grand Plains southeast of Roswell says the acid treatment will take a few days longer to complete. Indications are encouraging and a producer is believed possible. the well was drilled by C. Franks of Roswell.
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Franks No. 1
Grand Plains
Roswell
Robert Makin Dies in California
Word comes from Roswell that former prominent citizen Robert Makin died suddenly last week at his home near Los Angeles. He was a member of the M. E. Church South here.
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Robert Makin
Roswell
Los Angeles
Makin
M. E. Church
South Here
Kingsford Smith Faces Load of Offers After Pacific Flight
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, who completed a dangerous Pacific crossing from Brisbane, is reviewing contracts to fly, lecture, and appear in films. His attorney filed answers to a suit by Thomas R. Catton seeking 1750 dollars. His airplane Lady Southern Cross sits guarded at the municipal airport amid a dispute over selling it in Australia.
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Los Angeles
Sir Charlies Kingsford-Smith
Pacific Ocean
Brisbane
Australia
Leo Goodman
Thomas R. Catton
Sir Charlies
Southern Cross
Bank bandit tale ties Nelson to Midwest raid
Stacyville Iowa November 30 AP Ruben Terau of St Ansgar confessed to robbing the Carpenter Iowa bank of 400 dollars claiming he acted under orders of the famous gangster Baby Face Nelson. Stopped by Sheriff Roy Gilles Terau said he would meet Nelson near Cresco to complete the trap. He drove a maroon Chevrolet with Illinois plates.
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Stacyville
Iowa
Baby Face
Nelson
Ruben Terau
St. Ansgar
Carpenter
Terau
Roy Gilles
Cresco
Illinois
Postal Receipts Show October Increase
Postal receipts here rose to 5626.70 for October, the highest since 1930 when receipts were 6056.84. Earlier Octobers show 4516.45 in 1933, 4655.40 in 1932, and 4853.89 in 1931.
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Indiana
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Connecticut
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Rhode Island
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Hatfield
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el Paso
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Beverly Hills
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Scouts
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