Hoover beer talk sparks duel over veto prediction
Washington AP reports a dispute over whether President Hoover discussed beer legislation with Representative Britten. Britten predicted Hoover would not veto a beer bill. Hoover aides said he declined to discuss the subject yesterday. Speaker Garner predicted the house will pass a beer bill at the short session and noted possible revenue helps balance the budget.
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Garner
House
Congress
Washington
Hoover
Britten
Theodore Joslin
Iie
Justin
Garner Washington
Warner
White House
Illinois
Women judges rule in favor of automobile in debate
Kingston Ontario November 22 three women judges listened to a debate on the resolution that wife is of more benefit to a man than an automobile. They ruled unanimously that the automobile side had won.
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Kingston, Ont
Amy Johnson plans return flight from Cape Town
Capetown South Africa November news item says Amy Johnson holder of the England to Cape Town speed record will fly back next month to attempt a round trip record. The report notes the plan to depart in the following month to set a new mark.
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Capetown
Union of South Africa
Amy Johnson
England
Cape Town
Prominent lawyers to face $400000 federal suit in Roswell
Geologist W H McNutt sues United States Potash Company for 400000 over potash field work near Carlsbad. McNutt hires notable counsel including Sam G Bratton US Senator James A Reed James E Taylor and Carl Hatch. Potash firm defends with L O Fullen Col J D Atwood and Spear of New York. Bratton arrived. Reed and Taylor incoming tomorrow.
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Roswell
W. H. McNutt
United States Potash Company
Carlsbad
McNutt
Sam G. Bratton
United States
New Mexico
James A. Reed
Missouri
James E
Red Cross Roll Call Nears Goal
Red Cross workers push toward the quota with a house to house canvas, urging every unvisited resident to donate by Wednesday at five o clock. Donations have surpassed the $100 mark as drives continue to reach the remaining households.
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Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Brotherhood Meeting at Roswell First Christian Church
The Brotherhood of the First Christian Church of Roswell meets at 6 30 tonight at the church. A turkey dinner will be served. Rev Juan Atwood pastor of the Baptist Church will speak.
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Brotherhood of the First Christian Church of
Roswell
Juan Atwood
the Baptist Church
Reverend Titus speaks at Roswell High School assembly
Rev D B Titus pastor of the First Christian Church of Roswell delivered a Thanksgiving message at a Roswell high school assembly this morning.
Both State Amendments Seem To Be Passed
Santa Fe New Mexico on November 28 AP reports both amendments to the state constitution appeared nearly certain of passage with official tallies from 23 of 31 counties. Amendment one shows 24,821 for and 11,780 against while amendment two lists 22,809 for and 10,412 against.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Rio Grande Boy Scouts Reelect Council Officers
The Rio Grande Boy Scout Council in Albuquerque New Mexico held its annual meeting on November 22 and re elected all officers at the close of the session.
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RIO Grande Boy Scouts
Albuquerque
N. M
Rio Grande Boy Scout Council
President and Roosevelt discuss national debt in White House meeting
A dramatic image shows President Hoover and President elect Roosevelt at the White House as they review the national debt figures for debtor nations including Great Britain and France. The scene captures a pivotal moment in the transition of power and the looming policy choices after the election.
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Hoover
Roosevelt
White House
Progressive Meet Santa Fe Saturday
Maurice F. Miera state chairman said preparations for the Progressive party meeting in Santa Fe are not complete. The event, at 10 39 o clock Saturday morning in the capitol, may feature one or two prominent speakers and is expected to draw 100 to 150 executive members and central committeemen from New Mexico.
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Santa Fe
M. M
Progressive Party of New Mexico
Maurice F. Miera
Miera
Supreme Court
Governor Seligman Moves On New Tax Plan
Santa Fe New Mexico November 22 AP reports Governor Arthur Seligman will hold a Friday meeting with executive and legislative committees of the state federation of taxpayers associations to shape a tax program. The federation, involving county groups, previously urged a special session to consider reform measures.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Arthur Seligman
Statehouse
State Federation of Taxpayers Associations
Highway contract let for Espanola to Abiquiu project
Santa Fe announced the Espanola to Abiquiu highway contract was awarded to H. C. Lallier of Denver as the low bidder. W R Eccles and Frank Butt delayed the award until Lallier conferred with them, with Lallier stating he expects to begin work soon.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Espanola
Abiquin
H. C. Lallier
Denver
W. R. Eccles
Lallier
Eccles
Frank Butt
Highway Commission
New Mexico Postal Workers Form Grand Assembly
Wesley R. Hurt of Albuquerque was elected president of the newly organized Grand Assembly of United Postal Workers of New Mexico. Neal A. Brown of Roswell is vice president and E. C. Seay of Albuquerque secretary. More than 100 workers from Santa Fe, Clayton, Gallup, Roswell and Albuquerque attended the organization meeting. The assembly will hold its 1933 annual meeting in Albuquerque with Rep. Fresnie Chavez and Mrs. Chavez as guests and W. L. Pratt speaking.
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Albuquerque, N. M
Wesley RR. Hurt
Albuquerque
Grand Assembly of United Postal Workers of New Mexico
Neal A. Brown
Roswell
E. C. Seay
Santa Fe
Clayton
Gallup
Fresnie Chavez
Gold strike reported near Thermopolis Wyoming
Thermopolis residents hear of a reported gold discovery a mile north of town near the airport. Prospector Lee R. White says he panned coarse gold similar to Colorado sources after digging beneath the Hot Springs formation that overlies the airfield.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Lee R. White
Big Horn Basin
Colorado
White
Hot Springs
Plane Crash Kills Two Oil Geologists in Texas
Wharton Texas reports an AP dispatch that a night crash killed two oil geologists E C Templeton of Los Angeles and W G Gallagher of Beeville Texas. Templeton died instantly. Gallagher died in a Houston hospital this morning after surviving the crash.
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Wharton
Texas
E. C. Templeton
Los Angeles
W. G. Gallagher
Beeville
Templeton
Gallagher
Houston
Contracts for materials for new Institute building
The Northwestern Terra Cotta Company of Denver holds the contract to furnish terra cotta for the J. Ross Thomas Memorial Institute building. Midwest Steel Company executes the contract for structural steel reinforcing, and Albuquerque Tile and Marble Works secures the tile contract.
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Northwestern “Terra Co‘ta Company
Denver
J. Ross Thomas
Midwest Steel Co
Albuquerque Tile and Marble Works
School autos require licenses say state official
Santa Fe New Mexico assistant state comptroller J A McNabb announced that boards of education in any city county or union high school must purchase licenses for their automobiles now.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Boards of Education
Union High School
J. A. McNabb
Dollison Case This Afternoon Opens In District Court
The state of New Mexico versus Virgil Dollison opened this afternoon as the second criminal case on the district court docket. Dollison faces auto theft charges from W. J. Cole. Leonard Meeks pleaded not guilty to manufacturing intoxicating liquor. trial set for November 28. Can Delerio Torres pleaded guilty to store robbery. He and Dick Gomez Jr. and Tomas Yturralde had pleaded guilty to larceny from a dwelling this morning.
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State of New Mexico
Virgil Dollison
Dollison
W. J. Cole
Leonard Meeks
Candelerio Torres
E. T. Amonett
Dick Gomez Jr
Tomas Yturralde
Claims German Spy Caused Blast In Kingsland Plant
Washington officials heard arguments from American attorneys before the German American claims commission asserting Theodore Wozniak, named by the United States as the spy behind the Kingsland munitions plant destruction, is either a perjurer or forger.
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Washington
Theodore Wozniak
United States
Kingsland, N. J
German American Claims Commission
Survey Party Out on Border Hill Project
A highway department survey party is conducting preliminary work for the Border Hill project. No project engineer has been chosen yet. The contract for building ten and a half miles of highway from 15 miles west of Roswell to the hilltop will be awarded at the next Santa Fe session after bids opened this past week.
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Highway Department
Border Hill
Roswell
Santa Fe
Memory returns as Col Raymond Robins identified
Asheville veteran Colonel Robins, missing since September, has his identity restored after weeks of apparent amnesia. doctors say he is on the road to normal health while resting. His wife and family released a statement confirming the recovery and noting he will not be disturbed during rest.
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Asheville
N. C
Reynolds Rogers
Kentucky Way
Col
Raymond Revdins
Rogers
Mark A. Kiffin
Robins
Dr. Griffin
Boys Change Pleas to Guilty in Roswell Larceny Case
In district court Dick Gomez Jr and Tomas Yturralde pleaded guilty to larceny from a dwelling. The state rested after witnesses Thelma Bangs and two Socorro county garagemen tied the defendants to stolen clothing. Yturralde then Gomez each testified and changed pleas. the crimes involve items stolen from the Banks home in south Roswell. jurors were excused for cause and a new panel of eight was summoned. Additional civil matter was heard by Judge H A Riker as criminal cases lined up for the afternoon including larceny from automobile and forgery in other state matters.
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Dick Gomez Jr
Tomas Yturralde
Thelma Bangs
Socorro County
Yturralde
Gomez
G. A. Richardson
Virgil Collison
G. T. Braddock
E. G. Pratt
Lucas Trujillo
Roswell DeMolay Group Heads to El Paso Friday
A Roswell DeMolay group led by advisor R. W. Kisker will depart Friday morning for El Paso to attend the thirteenth anniversary ceremonies of the Ameth DeMolay Chapter. Attendees include representatives from Texas chapters and from Roswell Las Cruces and Silver City in New Mexico. Roswell Display attendees listed include Ted Townsend Glaze Sacra Frank Steger Paul Hen ee lace and oned.
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Roswell
Redding Freed of Charge in Hatch Bank Robbery
A jury acquitted Gideon L. Redding of Big Lake Texas of robbing the First National Bank of Hatch New Mexico on June 1. The Madison County jury reached its verdict as court opened this morning after midnight deliberations.
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Redding
Las Cruces
N. M
Gideon L. Redding
Big Lake
Texas
First National Bank of
Hatch
Rev Titus Addresses Roswell Kiwanis Club Meeting
Rev Titus delivered an inspirational Thanksgiving talk at the Roswell Kiwanis Club urging Americans to face social and economic problems with clear thinking in a new era. A committee was formed to canvass for tickets to the Kiwanis Lions charity football game tomorrow night. A Tucson Kiwanis letter announced H E Phenicie joining Roswell and expressed thanks for the club's fellowship.
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D. B. Titus
First Christian Church of
Roswell
Kiwani Lions
Tucson Kiwanis Club
H. E
Hub” Phenicie
Tucson
One Cent City Gas Tax May Bring Roswell $2000 Monthly
A New Mexico city plans a one cent gasoline tax to raise about $2000 monthly based on prior sales. Following the state supreme court upholding Santa Fe, several cities consider adopting municipal one cent tax.
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Roswell
New Mexico Supreme Court
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Roswell Man Seeks Permit to Sell Beer and Wine
A Roswell man, identity undisclosed, applied to the Internal Revenue Office in Albuquerque for a permit to handle light wines and beer as soon as permissible. It is the third such application since the recent election, with one other to the IRO and another to county officials at Las Cruces.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Labor Leaders At Work On Platform In Cincinnati
Cincinnati November 22 AP Labor leaders at the American Federation of Labor convention here began shaping a worker reform platform while pausing for a tribute to Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania. Davis praised as a friend of labor urged immediate modification of the Amendment and a government action to lift the tax burden. He deplored unemployment and urged relief actions by the convention.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Secretary of Labor
Boys Face Murder Charge in Padilla Case
Las Vegas New Mexico date November 22 AP reports murder charges filed today against Ismael Arias and Jose Moya youths held at Santa Rosa in connection with the death of Benigno Padilla Guadalupe county Democratic leader and merchant of Puerto De Luna last week.
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Padilla
Las Vegas
N. M
Ismael Arias
Jose Moya
Santa Rosa
Benigno Padilla
Guadalupe County
Puerto de Luna
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