Madrid coal miners near strike threaten operators in New Mexico
Resentment at the presence of company men disrupted a Madrid meeting as miners press demands on operators amid a looming strike. No talks occurred last night, but miners plan sessions in Cerrillos to decide on accepted demands and potential strike action. NMU leaders and sympathizers walked out after unrest grows, while federal mediation looms.
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Madrid
N. M
Cerrillos
Gallup
Salomon Esquibel
NMU
Strike Leaders Arrested Amid Miner Labor Clash
Eight of nine men detained by the military last Saturday after troopers clashed with strikers were arrested. Tony Bubany, a strike leader at Allison, was arrested Tuesday night with no charges announced. The bulletin claims Bubany’s arrest serves operators’ interests. A striker committee headed for Santa Fe to seek governor action and the release of strikers and sympathizers. The NMA bulletin notes mass pressure has yielded a change of quarters for Benjamin and Kaplan and demands continued action. Field mines report 586 workers, with 221 in the strike-affected mines.
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Tony Bubany
Allison
Bubany
Col. Sage
Frank Hef*erly
Denver
United Mine Workers of America
Santa Fe
NMA
Benjamin
Kaplan
Bernalillo
Albuquerque
Cubans Warn Of Attack On Americans
Havana reports say Azares fortress fell after a bloody two day battle with rebel troops who aimed to restore ex president Manuel De Cesepdes. Government forces under Col. Patista bombarded the fort as rebels led by the ABC secret society fought to regain power.
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Havana
Azares
Fulgencio Patista
Gran San Martin
ABC Radical Secret Society
Rstore
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
ABC
Zayas Park
Azores
Patria
Havana Harbor
Guiteras
Dollar drops to new low as U S increases gold price
Washington reports the administration pushed the dollar to a record low and raised the price paid for newly mined U S gold by a dime. London quotes show the dollar sliding to 4.9814 on the pound, later 5.0112, while London and domestic gold prices shift with the dollar’s decline. The treasury keeps overseas purchases discreet to deter speculation.
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United States
London
Europe
State weather forecast across states and New Mexico crisis
Weather outlook covers New Mexico Colorado Wyoming Kansas West Texas Nebraska and major cities. Forecast calls for fair skies with varying warmth fronts while New Mexico contemplates a potential special legislative session to address revenue flaws and tax measures amid concerns about state finances.
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Wyoming
Kansas
West Texas
Nebraska
Amarillo
Chicago
Denver
Ed Paso
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
San Francisco
Washington
Autopsy Finds Major Bigney Died Natural Causes
The autopsy on Major A. O. Bigney completed this morning showed death from natural causes, likely a heart attack or stroke. Bigney, a Roswell resident for 15 years, led the New Mexico Military Institute junior college math department and was highly regarded as a teacher and mathematician. Colonel D. C. Pearson praised him as one of the finest educators at the Institute.
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Major A. O. Bigney
W. W. Phillips
Phillips
Major Bigney
Arthur O. Bigney
Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
D. C. Pearson
Venire For The Emergency Jury Selected For November Term
The emergency petit jury panel of 12 will be drawn for the November term of district court from a venire of 23 names. Veniremen must report at 10 a.m. Saturday November 20 in the district court room. The regular 24 jurors had been announced earlier. The emergency panel, first used last term to speed trials and save costs, proved successful. Civil non jury trials began Monday. criminal trials will begin November 20.
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District Court
Thomas A. Parker
P. D. Wilkins
T. H. Mace
W. A. Dearholt
W- R. Wilkins
A. F P. Morrow
Richard Lowe
Boyd Goodman
W. E. Fenson
Sam Stolaroff
Zeb Chewning
Charles Cleek
L. T. Amos
Paul Zink
R. W. Elliott
George McFadden Jr
J. D. Bowers
Reed‘oakey
B. F. Rose
Roy Norton
P. O. Brockheuser
R- E. Daughtry
D. C. Steele
Saturdy
Byron O Beall Ill at Hot Springs
Byron O Beall slave tax commissioner is in ill health and staying in Hot Springs New Mexico to regain strength after a recent heart attack while in California for a tax meeting. The report notes his condition and travel for recovery.
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Byron O. Beall
Santa Fe
Hot Springs
N. M
California
Repeal Likely By Dec 5 As Kentucky Balloting Totals Grow
Kentucky moves toward repealing the Eighteenth Amendment with 71 171 votes to 52 899 against in 874 precincts, Jefferson county showing 8 818 for repeal and 561 against. National repeal hinges on 36 states with Maine Ohio Pennsylvania and Utah voting December 5. A state tax repeal amendment trailed by 341 points on 810 precincts. Election day violence claimed sixteen lives. Willis Staton trailed badly after a kidnapping claim. Democrats appear headed to strong control of the state legislature.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Jefferson County
Maine
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Utah
Willis Staton
Pike County
J. R. Johnson
National Guard in Gallup Reduced to 100 Men
The Gallup national guard unit has been cut to 100 men, per Brig. Gen. Osborne C. Wood adjutant general, who reports the martial law area in McKinley county is affected by the coal strike.
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Santa Fe
National Guard
Gallup
Osborne C. Wood
McKinley County
Institute 18 Applies for Public Works Funds for Plant
The New Mexico Military Institute Board of Regents authorized Colonel D. C. Pearson to file a preliminary bid for about 200000 in Public Works money to build a central heating, light, power, laundry and dry cleaning plant. Legislation to enable debt and access to federal funds is expected. If approved, 30 percent would be a federal grant and 70 percent repayable. Regents present were Atwood, Brainerd, Cahoon, Smyrs. Otero Jr. was absent. Colonel Atwood will not take part if the application reaches the board.
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Board of Regents
The
New Mexico Military Institute
D. C. Pearson
A. W. Hockenhull
Borard of Regents
J. D
Robbery Report At Fort Amonett Store
A leather jacket and several knives were stolen from the E. T. Amonett store yesterday morning. The theft was discovered around noon and no trace of the items had been found by late afternoon.
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E. T. Amonett
National Labor Board Mediator On Way To Go Hep
Santa Fe reports Governor Hockenhill was advised by Senator Hatch that Major John D. Moore has left Washington for Go Hep to serve on the National Labor Board as a mediator in the coal strike.
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National Labor Board
WAY Toon
Santa Fe
A. W. Hockenhill
Carl Hatch
John D. Moore
Wahington
Not Ready Decide on Highway Debentures
Santa Fe Nov 9 AP There will be no answer on the highway debentures to the highway commission by the Governor until after the state finance board meets next Tuesday afternoon. The Governor informed Frank Butt chairman of the commission today the money from debentures if issued will be only for construction work and he intends to keep that promise.
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Santa Fe
Highway Commission
State Finance Board
Frank Butt
Inter
Seligman
State highway chief backs debentures to fund road work
Frank Butt, chairman of the state highway commission, announced in Santa Fe he favored issuing at least part of the highway debentures and all if it puts people to work. He said the goal was to leverage federal funds by using debenture proceeds to accelerate construction and federal reimbursements.
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Santa Fe
Frank Butt
State Highway Commission
Bids Soon For More N M Highway Projects
Santa Fe announces another round of New Mexico highway project bids likely later this month. State highway engineer G D Macy said the specific projects to be included in the call were not yet known.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
G. D. Macy
Macy
Kentucky Votes Repeal Lead From Early Returns
Early results from about one ninth of Kentucky precincts show 95 452 votes for repeal and 67 318 against. The figures cover 105 of 1120 counties and 1 116 of 4 204 precincts statewide.
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Louisville
Kentucky
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International Illustrated News
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U. 3
Colorado
A. W. Hockienhull
Supreme Court
Beverly Hills
Calif
Mr. Balbo
Italy
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Troue
Institute
Fk.t Amonett
Butt
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