War debts and budget pressing issues at White House meeting
Washington announces two key White House conferences next week on war debts and a balanced budget. President Hoover and President-elect Roosevelt will confer informally on Tuesday with Secretary Mills present. A separate meet with congressional leaders will discuss foreign debt, while budget talks continue with Hurley, Brown, and Roop. Deficit totals exceed 709 million dollars as of November 15.
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Washington
White House
Hoover
Roosevelt
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Hurley
Brown
J. Clawson Roop
Treasury
Capitol Hill
House Appropriations Committee
Burns
Treasury and Post Office Department
Belgium
England
France
Rainey
Mr. Hoover
Rain and flood hit western Washington state
Western Washington faced heavy winter rains with widespread flooding. Aberdeens 14 inches, Longview 8.78, and Bellingham 6.16 measured since the month started. Major routes were waterlogged with two feet on the Pacific highway north of Seattle, while detours kept traffic moving.
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Seattle
Washington
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
Longview
Columbia River
Bellingham
Silvana
Green River Valley
Cascades
Great Northern Dex
New Wells Open in Hobbs Sector and Jal in Lea County
Oil activity rises in southeast New Mexico with three new wells in Hobbs field and one in Jal. Midwest Refining starts two Hobbs wells, Continental Oil rigs at Hobbs and Shore B-12 in Sec 15-25-36, two wells completed and on prorate. Humble and Shell yield strong outputs from Hobbs wells, while Artesia sees limited progress and several wells shut down or nearing shot.
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New Mexico
Hobbs Field
Jal
Hobbs
Midwest Refining Co
Thorpe
Continental Oil Co
Humble Oil & Refining Ca
Shell Ll'etroleum Corp
Kinley Int
Artesia
W. A. Scott
Kaiser
Western Drilling Co
Western Republic
Roosevelt plans Washington visit with Moley adviser
Albany dispatch reports Franklin D Roosevelt ready to travel to Washington to meet President Hoover for an informal conference on the war debts and other matters. Moley, Columbia University professor of public law, will accompany him as adviser to the White House talks.
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Albany
N. Y
Hoover
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Executive
Raymond Moley
Columbia University
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Prof. Moley
Roosevelt
Moley
Georgia
Professor Moley
State Capitol
Chavez elected district attorney in Santa Fe district
David Chavez Jr. the Santa Fe mayor and county Democratic chairman won district one over Republican George Bruington. Chavez carried Santa Fe Rio Arriba and McKinley counties with 13922 votes to Bruingtons 9580. Bruington led in San Juan county.
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Santa Fe
N. M
David Chavez, Jr
Santa Fe County
Democratic Central Committee
Secretary of State
Chavez
George Bruington
Farmington
Bruington
San Juan County
Rio Arriba
McKinley
Five new pledges announced at New Mexico State College
Las Cruces, N M Nov 18 AP Five pledges were announced by fraternities at New Mexico State College. Deathy Shallenbarger of Logan N M joined Zeta Tau Alpha. Robert Sexton Las Cruces Thomas Reid State College and Donald Justice Roy were pledged to Phi Beta Theta. Dwight Allison Las Cruces joined Phi Chi Psi. Sexton and Reid had prior studies at NM Military Institute and Colorado Agricultural College.
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Las Cruces
N. M
New Mexico State College
Deathy Shallenbarger
Logan
Zeta Tau Alpha
New Mexico Normal University
Robert Sexton
Thomas Reid
State College
Donald Justice
Roy
Phi Beta Theta
Phi Chi Psi
Dwight Allison
Sexton
New Mexico Military Institute
Reid
Colorado Agricultural College
Justice
The
Military Institute
Crucial Saloon License Request Sparks Attorney General Debate
Paul Reach, New Mexico tax assessor, described a man seeking a saloon license who threatened to involve the attorney general if refused. The applicant, unnamed, argued the practice was common elsewhere. This marked the first license request since the state became dry in 1917.
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Las Cruces
N. M
New Mexico
Paul Reach
Roach
Valley Colton Crop Outlook Shrinks This Year
Estimates for the Pecos Valley cotton crop run from 32 000 to 335 000 bales, far below last year’s 45 234 bales. Acreage drops about six percent from 55 321 to an estimated 50 000. Yearly yield per acre to be determined.
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Pecos Valley
Red Cross Roll Call Update Raises Cash Total
By noon today collectors reported 456 dollars in cash for the Red Cross Roll Call. The tally excludes funds from dependable sources like schools Military Institute and rural sections of the county, with continued collection expected.
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Red Cross
Military Institute
Institute 7 Pan-Aggies 8 in tight football game
In a recent clash between the Military Institute and the Panhandle Aggies of Oklahoma the first quarter ended 7 to 0 with the Institute leading. At halftime the score remained 7 to 0. The Aggies, a big team, threatened to score while the Institute used several substitutions from its second string.
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the Military Institute
Panhandle Aggies
Oklahoma
Institute
Aggies
Kiwanis Lions Football Game Wednesday at City Park
The Kiwanis Lions football game is scheduled for Wednesday night at City Park on Spring River. Proceeds benefit the Kiwanis milk fund and Lions toy distribution. the event promises a thrilling contest and broad community support.
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Kiwanis-Lions
Spring River
Kiwanis Milk Fund
Lions Toy Distribution
Piling Bid Won for Middle Rio Grande Conservancy Project
Albuquerque officials report Big Chief Lumber Company of Grants New Mexico was low bidder on 13 900 pieces of piling for the Middle Rio Grande conservancy project six bids were received ranging from 1 26 to 2 43 per piling for various sizes
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Albuquerque
N. M
Big Chief Lumber Company
Grants, N. M
Middle Rio Grande Conservancy Project
Big Chief
Note Left By Mrs. Robinson Found In Car in Roswell Tragedy
A note found in Kathryn Newell Robinson’s car confirms she died by her own hand at Bottomless Lakes. The coroner’s verdict stands and the letter suggests her illness and perceived burden led to the tragedy. Kathryn Newell, once of Roswell, lived in Post as Mrs. Lowell Robinson.
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Lowell Robinson
Kathryn Newell
F. G. Newell
Kathryn
Roswell
Kathryn Newel
Post
World War veteran Shelton dies by his own hand near Albuquerque hospital
Dean O. Shelton a 38 year old World War II veteran died by self inflicted gunshot near an Albuquerque hospital where he had been a patient for five years. Authorities said ill health contributed to the act. The body was found after he was absent from his cottage at the hospital. Officials in Albuquerque sought his relatives.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Dean O. Shelton
Shee
Shelton
Hos
Pital
St. Louisi
Big Mining Venture Planned in Jicarilla District
The Green Construction Company of Oklahoma City wins a $459000 contract with leaseholders in Lincoln county to mine placer gold in the Jicarilla mountains. The project will be the district’s largest, employing 50 veteran workers with profit sharing and starting after wells supply wire for mining. An existing operation with over $30,000 invested reportedly does well, and individual miners have earned good money this summer.
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The
Green Construction Company
Oklahoma City
Jicarrilla Mountains
Lincln County
Tom Green
Jicarillas
Additional Salary Cuts Likely at New Mexico U
Albuquerque date shows the University of New Mexico weighing further salary reductions for faculty as regents meet. After a 10 percent cut already, president Henry Coors says more trimming is needed as the college faces only 75 percent of its appropriations. Faculty contracts allow a maximum 25 percent reduction if required.
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Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
Board of Regents
Henry Coors
Coors
No More Permits for Doe Season in New Mexico
Santa Fe state game warden Elliott Barker announced no permits remain for the Shelton range's special doe season. The Department of Game had set 700 permits and that quota was reached today. Barker then traveled to the Cimarron country to investigate reports that beavers are damming irrigation ditches and felling trees, which could lead to a separate Beaver season if verified.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Elliott Barker
Shelton Range
Game Department
Barker
Cimarron
Governor Cannot Attend Taos Armory Dedication
Governor Arthur Seligman said he would miss the Taos Armory dedication due to illness after earlier plans to speak on Armistice Day were disrupted by multiple speakers. He is recovering from influenza and may go to Albuquerque for a football game if possible.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Arthur Seligman
National Guard
Taos
Albuquerron
Gallup Officer Fatally Shoots Youth in Self Defense
Wayne Johns, 20, son of Topeka prison official T. KE. Johns, was shot early today by Gallup Night Marshal Pat Lucero after Johns allegedly drew a revolver. Johns, a baker by trade, was rushed to a hospital with a poor chance of recovery. the gun was empty, but Lucero said he heard a click before firing amid a suspected intoxication incident. Separate items note congressional election results showing Democrats holding a 198 to 237-... margin in the House and a 59 to 36 Senate split with 1 Farmer-Labor seat, and Colorado vacancy status.
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Gallup
Wayne Johns
T. KE. Johns
Boys’ Industrial School
Topeka
Kansas
Pat Lucero
Johns
Lucero
Phoenix
Ariz
Roeberts
Atkins
Washington
House
Congress
Minnesota
California
Farmer-Labor
Senate
Colorado
Woman flier in new speed record
Amy Johnson lands in Cape Town at 1 30 p m Greenwich time beating her husband J A Mollison's London to Cape Town record. Mollison had gone 4 days 17 hours 19 minutes. Amy's time was about 4 days 6 hours 535 minutes, 16 hours 24 minutes faster, as crowds cheered Desert Cloud and police struggled to manage the rush.
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Cape Town
Union of Africa
Amy Johnson
Greenwich
London
J. A. Mollison
Highway Commission Plans Another Letting Amid Federal Aid
The state highway commission prepared to plan another letting as part of a 3 060 000 federal aid emergency program. Chief engineer W F P Eccles said plans for the setting would be discussed soon after morning routine matters. Yesterday the commission awarded contracts to low bidders on four federal aid projects.
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Santa Fe
N. M
State Highway Commission
W. F P. Eccles
Billings Bringing Lambs to Roswell Tonight
Frank Billings was en route to Roswell with over 2,000 April lambs from his sheep ranches. He was about seven miles from town this morning and expected to sell some lambs while keeping others on a feeding basis.
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Frank Billings
Roswell
Libby Holman to Return to Stage After Baby
Libby Holman plans a stage return after giving birth expected mid January. Broadway columnist Morehouse in the New York Sun notes she was in Delaware with her father and Mrs Jenney, moving from Mrs Jenneys estate following the indictment against her and Alber Walker in the murder of her husband Smith Reynolds.
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New York
Libby Holmen
Ward Morehouse
New York Sun Today
Alber Walker
Young Smith Reynlds
Nhile
Winston- Salem
N. C
Morehouse
John Jenney
Montchanin
Wilmington
Del
Alfred Holman
Cincinnati
Jenney
Montcanin
Lions on Donkeys Polo Clash Set in Silver City
Lordsburg and Silver City Lions Clubs plan a novelty polo contest in Silver City on November 23, using burros in place of polo ponies but playing the game in regulation fashion. The event, announced from Silver City, features the Lions clubs facing off in a lighthearted charity match with burros as mounts.
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Silver City
N. M
Lordsburg
Lions Clubs
Trader elected district attorney in New Mexico
Santa Fe Nov 18 AP Thomas V Trader mayor of Las Vegas was re elected district attorney in the Fourth Judicial district. The district includes San Miguel Mora and Guadalupe counties. Irwin Moise the Democratic opponent carried Mora and Guadalupe but Trader held San Miguel by a lead totaling about 293 votes.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Thomas V. ‘Shone
Las Vegas
Fourth Judicial District
San Miguel
Mora
Guadalupe
Irwin Moise
Morad Guanilupe
Truder
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H. Parker Willis
Lindsey Fogers
Yale
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Green Construction CO
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