Tariff And War Debts Strangling The World Trade Says Lamont
New York November 17 AP Two stranglers of world trade are tariff barriers and an unnatural stream of war debt payments lamont said He called war debts perfectly just but impossible The J P Morgan partner told university conference the single underlying cause was World War and the wisdom of man who permitted that War He argued after Armistice war moved to economic field America led in the economic war The 1922 and 1920 tariff increases set standards for trade strangulation other nations emulated The four years of war on France battlefields continued as a 14 year economic war globally He warned that congress and the American people insist on overseas payments of war debts viewed as innocent shells yet impossible He urged rebuilding capitalism and economic peace not socialism or communism He added deflation ending and a new dawn approaching with signs of real improvement
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New York
Thomas W. Lamont
Washington
America
France
Europe
Congress
Germany
Belgium
Lamont
Weather map shows storm moving from west to east coast
The Associated Press reports a wintry blast crossing the nation shifts from the west to the east. From New York fog to much colder conditions cast a chill through Dixie and Midwest areas, with snow accumulations shaping up in Indiana and Kentucky. Temperature contrasts persist across the country as storms extend.
Hunters fainted yet killed the bear in Maine border hunt
In Quebec on November 17 AP reports Gaston Marquis and two companions hunted near the Maine border. After failing to find moose they walked with a revolver. A 475 pound bear crossed their path. Marquis fired three shots and struck the bear while his companions fainted.
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Quebec
Que
Gaston Marquis
Maine
Marquis
Report Another Strike Farmers
John H. Bosch of Atwater Minnesota predicts another winter strike by the National Farm Holiday Association. The group, which urged withholding produce to push prices, met with National Farm Union leaders in Omaha as it re elected officers. Bosch denied forming a secret movement. other officers include Joe Piemmer of Akron Colorado as director.
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Omaha
Nebr
National Farm Holiday Association
John H. Bosch
Atwater, Minn
Bosch
National Farm Union
John A. Simpson
Oklahoma City
Omaha World Herald
Farmers Union
Joe Piemmer
Akron, Colo
Grid Player Dies in New Jersey Football Accident
Cape May reports the death of 12 year old Robert Laker from a fractured skull he suffered during a football line play last Monday. He died last night as a result of the injury sustained while butting heads with another player.
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Cape May
N.J
Robert Laker
Oil Well North of Roswell Drilled to 2200 Feet Fails
R D Compton of Artesia abandoned a Roswell area oil well two miles north of the city when it reached 2200 feet after a months long effort. He drilled entirely on his own capital and faced total loss as no oil was found.
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R. D. Compton
Artesia
John Emerson
Roswell
Compton
Red Cross distributes relief goods across New Mexico counties
Albuquerque reports a state wide Red Cross relief operation distributing 15,499 barrels of flour and 134,200 yards of piece goods to needy families in all counties. Sixteen thousand eight hundred thirty six ready made garments will be sent as volunteers convert cloth into clothing. In eight months 4,000,000 US families have received flour and 50,000,000 bushels of farm board wheat have been given to the Red Cross.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Red Cross
New Mexico
United States
Farm Board
Roswell and Pecos Valley Weather Tonight and Friday
Generally fair conditions prevail in Roswell and the Pecos Valley. Tonight remains slightly warmer than earlier expectations, with a gradual rise into Friday as high pressures persist and skies stay mostly clear.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
Hoover Opposes Moratorium On Foreign Debts
Washington reports President-elect Roosevelt to confer with Hoover and advisers on European debt requests. Officials indicate Hoover favors a stricter debt payment policy, not cancellation, with some payments likely defaulting while aims for December 5 domestic measures move forward. Belgium Britain and France seek suspension if declined.
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Mills
Reed
Hoover
Greece
Hungary
Esthenia
Poland
Latvia
Belgium
Roosevelt
Congress
Warrant sought for missing Strauss embezzlement case
Chicago November 17 AP Assistant State's Attorney Edward G Dufney said warrants would be sought today charging Charles L Strauss president of C L Strauss and Company security firm with embezzlement. A wide search was under way for Strauss who disappeared the day after his firm's license was withdrawn by the Illinois security department.
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Chicago
Edward G. Dufney
Charles L. Strauss
C. L. Strauss and Company
Strauss
Security Department
16 Arrested for Raid on Communists in Long Beach
Police arrested sixteen men after they forced entry into an alleged Communist meeting in Long Beach California. They displayed Ku Klux Klan banners, planted a cross on a lawn, used revolvers and clubs to subdue occupants, and attempted kidnapping before riot squads detained the attackers.
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Long Beach
Calif
Dave Milder
Chicago banks agree to cut savings rate to 2 1/2 percent
The Herald and Examiner reported Chicago banks have agreed to reduce savings accounts from 3 percent to 2 1/2 percent. The announcement is expected soon with January 1 set as the effective date.
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Chicago
The
Herald and Examiner
German Cabinet Resigns Under Pressure in Germany
Berlin November 17 AP The entire German cabinet resigned and the resignation was accepted by President Von Hindenburg. Reports had suggested the chancellor would step down and perhaps take the whole cabinet with him. After a cabinet meeting no decision was announced but later the chancellor indicated willingness to retire. Opposition in the Reichstag largely forced the move. Chancellor Franz Von Papen and the entire cabinet reportedly decided in a special meeting to tender their resignations to President Von Hindenburg, a decision that came a day after growing political pressure.
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Berlin
von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Franz von Papen
Paul von Hindenburg
Roswell Boy Earns Private Pilot License
Richard Callens of Roswell passed all tests for a private airplane pilot license. Aviation inspector EV Pettis, on a Department of Commerce inspection trip, witnessed the written exam score of 93 and aerial tests proving his piloting skill. Callens is to receive the license issued in Roswell in the coming days after graduation from Roswell High School.
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Richard Callens
Roswell
United States
EV. Pettis
United States Department of Commerce
Callens
Pettis
Nog Roswell High School
Roosevelt to Meet President Next Tuesday
President-elect Roosevelt notified Hoover by long distance call that he would reach the White House at 3 30 Tuesday afternoon for a discussion of war debt problems. The two leaders planned a talk on debts world armaments and economic affairs in the executive offices with a possible extension to the Lincoln study. Congress debated debt reforms as Rainey McReynolds and McFadden questioned any moratorium changes.
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Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Albany
State Department
Capitol
Congress
Representative McFadden
House
Representative Rainey
Illinois
Democratic
Representative McReynolds
Tenn
Rainey
Bids Opened on Four Federal Aid Road Projects
Santa Fe November 17 AP Bids on four federal aid road projects were opened by the state highway commission. Low bidder for project 100-B between Espanola and Abiquiu Rio Arriba county was H C Lallier Denver at 139 924.62. Other low bids: 125-A and federal lands project 1-A concrete paving Isleta to Los Lunas New Mexico Construction Co 186 704.56. 164-B Border Hill west of Roswell E J Maloney Santa Fe 97001.53. 121-B Carlsbad to Texas line T J Tobin Albuquerque 148 761.19.
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State Highway Commission
H. C. Lallier
Denver
Espanola
Abiquiu
Rio Arriba
Isleta
Los Lunas
New Mexico Construction Company
Border Hill
Roswell
E. J. Maloney
Carlsbad
Texas Line
T. J. Tobin
Albuquerque
No Snow In New Mexico Last Night
A trace of cloudiness lingered in New Mexico with rain reported near Tucumcari and Roswell but no snow at statewide weather stations. Temperatures fell to 20 above in the Zuni mountains and lows reached 26 at Santa Fe, 27 at Albuquerque, 28 at Roswell, and 36 in the south. Tonight and tomorrow are forecast to be fair with slightly warmer temperatures in the eastern region.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Tucumcari
Roswell
Weather Bureau
Oso Ridge
Zuni Mountains
Santa Fe
Grass fire at John Leakoy home on Morningside
Fire department received a noon call from seven Morningside about a grass fire at John Leakoy's residence. The blaze spread to a fence and garage before being brought under control by responders.
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Morningside
John Leakoy
Border Hill project seek fastwork as bids near
About 500 applications flowed in for labor on the Forder Hill highway project near Roswell. The 10.521 mile route will relocate the Border Hill road and link to the existing highway with hand labor emphasis to ease winter unemployment.
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Forder Hill
Santta Fe
Roswell
Border Hill
Picacho Hill
Glenn D. Macey
District audition to be broadcast Saturday night
Las Cruces N M Nov 17 AP The district contest of the National Radio Audition will be aired on station WFAA Dallas Tex November 19 Mrs George Frenger Las Cruces NM chairman for New Mexico announced Winners from six states will compete New Mexico contestants Jules Van Dersarl Las Cruces and Miss Harriet Purbaugh Roswell Colorado Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Kansas also enter The contest starts at 9 15 pm Mountain Standard Time
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Las Cruces
N. M
WFAA
Dallas
Tex
George Frenger
New Mexico
Jules van Dersarl
Harriet Poorbaugh
Roswell
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Turkey call danger to hunter in Mount Taylor area
Santa Fe report says an accurate turkey call led to a hunter being shot. Game Warden Elliott Barker investigated and found the victim was seated in brush when another hunter, hearing the call, stalked and fired. Names of the two men were not released.
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Santa Fe
Elliott Barker
Mount Taylor
Barker
Federal funds for relief in Enwmex
Senta Fe reports that IL W Neely state adjutant of the American Legion received instructions from J P H Perry vice chairman of the National Committee for Trade Recovery of New York on how to secure federal unemployment relief funds. Model acts were sent in case needed before New Mexico cities can access the funds.
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Senta Fe
W. Neely
The
American Legion
J. P. H. Perry
National Committee For Trade Recovery of
New York
New Mex
Proposal for Keleher as Albuquerque postmaster
AP reports supporters of Thomas Keleher, chairman of the county commission, propose his name as Albuquerque postmaster candidate at Roosevelt’s inauguration. The move aims to fill the post during the new administration.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Thomas Keleher
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Local business donates 40 chickens to Salvation Army
The Pecos Valley Trading Co sent 40 live chickens and a sack of feed to the Salvation Army for its annual Thanksgiving dinner aiding Roswell's needy. Additional donations are welcomed.
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Pecos Valley
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