Special train from California eyed for Interclub Rotary meeting
A telegram from International Rotary President Clint Anderson indicates a special car or train may travel from California to the Interclub Rotary meeting at Carlsbad Cavern on Monday December Std. Ross Malone coordinates with James Batten and local Rotarians on arrangements and entertainment while optimism remains for a large turnout from Massachusetts Kansas Illinois Texas Colorado Arizona Nevada Mexico Roswell and western Texas expect about fifty attendees with many more from New Mexico clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Rotary
Carlsbad
International Rotary
Clint Anderson
Los Angeles
Ross Malone
Malone
James Batten
Inter-America Foundation
Claremont
Calif
Batten
Massachusetts
Kansas
Illinois
Texas
Colorado
Arizona
Nevada
Republic of Mexico
Roswell
New Mexico
Pratt Case Dominates Morning Court Session
The state of New Mexico vs E G Pratt focusing on sale of intoxicating liquor to minors dominated morning proceedings. Pratt claims insanity. exams by Dr. Fisher and Dr. Joyner await report. Defense by James Callender and H C Buchy. state represented by J C Gilbert. Other cases heard include dismissal of the Brad dock receipt alteration case and amended information against H F Fairbank for misrepresentation in fueling sales. Trial date set for George Aday for liquor manufacture. Eusibio Delgado pleads not guilty to automobile larceny. trial November 28. Judge H A Riker sits in for G A Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of New Mexico
E. G. Pratt
Pratt
E. M. Fisher
W. T. Joyner
James M. H. Callender
H. C. Buchy
J. C. Gilbert
G. T.braddock
H. F. Fairbank
Fairbank
Dexter
Dudley Cornell
Albuquerque
G. L. Reese
Lucas Trujillo
C. E. Gilliland
George Aday
Eusibio Delgado
H. A. Riker
Eighth Judicial District
G. A. Richardson
N. M. Supreme Court
Brewers Fear Gangsters Take Control
Big brewers warn the government about gangsters entering the beer business if prohibition ends. Ruppert’s and Anheuser Busch leaders told Dr. Doran they fear machine gun run plots and call for strict permit enforcement to curb price gouging and profiteering. Congress critics say high beer prices threaten federal revenue and demand fair competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James M. Doran
Industrial Alcohol
Ruppert’s
New York
Anheuser? Busch
St. Louis
Doran
Hoover Leaders Discuss War Debts In White House
Washington and New York reports say President Hoover urged a no firm debt revision commission to survey war debts while opposing moratorium extensions. Democratic leaders including Speaker Garner met Roosevelt for coordinated stance. Europe’s debt relief plea and possible revival of a war debt commission dominated talks with no commitment from either side.
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Washington
Europe
Hoover
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
England
United States
War Debt Commission
Congress
New York
Capitol Hill
Six Democrats endorsed for appointive offices yesterday
Six Democrats were endorsed for appointive posts at a county Democratic central committee meeting at the courthouse yesterday afternoon. Frank Young of Roswell seeks U S marshal for New Mexico. Emmett Patton of Roswell for register at the Las Cruces land office. W J Barker of Santa Fe for federal district attorney. Thomas J McClure of Roswell for district highway engineer. J T West of Hagerman for highway district chief clerk. Lake J Frazier, Roswell probate judge, for assistant district attorney in the Fifth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Young
Roswell
United States Marshal
New Mexico
Emmett Patton
United States Land Office
Las Cruces
Patton
W. J. Barker
Santa Fe
Thomas J. McClure
J. T. West
Hagerman
Lake J. Frazier
Chaves County
Frazier
Democratic State Central Committee
George L. Reese, Jr
Paul Schultz
W. P. Saunders
Secetary
Roy Daniel
Roosevelt
United States
U. S. Land Office
Wilson
William J. Barker
Eeea Fe
Fm United
Hoover Opposes Suspension of Foreign Debts Payments
President Hoover declares formal opposition to suspending December 15 wart debt payments and urges Congress to form an agency to exchange views. He notes no facts justify postponement and calls for a commission to gather suggestions, seeking mutually advantageous economic compensations to aid price and trade recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Roswell Junior High Initiates 54 Into Honor Society
Fifty four Roswell Junior High students were inducted into the National Junior Honor Society during a morning assembly. Dr H C Haederson urged noble service and cited David Livingstone. M C Martin coaches the society with R L Villard presenting gold torch pins as marks of membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Junior High
United States
Roswell
Co M. Martin
R. L. Villard
Four Men Escape Curry County Jail During Breakout
Clovis New Mexico November 23 AP four men escaped from the Curry county jail in eight years the first jail delivery in the county. Escapees were Jake McBroom Leonard Williams George Raby and Luther Walker they used a wall breach and sawed bars. Officers suspect confederates met them near the jail and drove away in a car two other prisoners did not flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
N. M
Curry County
Roberts Heads to Albuquerque for Roswell Postmaster Bid
J. G. Roberts departed this afternoon for Albuquerque expecting a three day trip. He is a candidate for appointment as Roswell postmaster, awaiting confirmation from authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Roberts
Albuquerque
Roberts
Roswell
Red Cross Roll Call Over Quota in Chaves County
Chaves county surpassed its Red Cross roll call quota with a total of 805.67 against a 759 target. Lake Arthur raised 15, Hagerman 53, Dexter 25, while East Grand Plains Lb F D and Berrendo plus Roswell districts contributed solidly. W C Lawrence and Myron Preece praised local workers and residents for their sacrifice and support, setting up a hopeful note for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves County
Red Cross
Lake Arthur
Hagerman
Dexter
East Grand Plains
Lb. F. D
Berrendo
Roswell
W. C. Lawrence
Roll Call
Myron Preece
City Grading Two More Streets by City Crew
City Manager Clyde Fulton directs a crew grading and graveling two blocks on eighth and Ninth streets between Main and Virginia. These streets had never been graveled, while alleys have seen substantial graveling in recent weeks. The overall non paved streets and alleys remain generally in fine condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Fulton
Main
Virginia
Thanksgiving Union Service Tonight at Junior High
The Union Thanksgiving service will be held tonight at 7 30 at the Junior High auditorium. Rev J H Huffman offers the invocation. The program includes the senior high chorus, hymns, scripture reading by Rev Benjamin Eistergeorge, D D, and a sermon by Rev H C Henderson D D with offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Huffman
Cadman
America
Bloch
D. B. Titus
Benjamin Eistergeorge
America the Beautiful
Julian Atwood
H. C. Henderson
D. D
King George Opens Parliament Today in Ceremonial Speech
London nov 22 ap king george opened the ninth parliament of his reign with a senate style address. the king stressed disarmament the world economic conference and economy yet omitted any mention of war debts. he voiced concern over unemployment and urged measures to provide work and farm relief while the speech was prepared for him by prime minister ramsey macdonald and cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
IV. M
Arthur Seligman
Levi A. Hughes
J. O. Seth
State Board of Finance
Hughes
Seligman
H. B. Sherill
Albuquerque
Sherell
Aresenio Velarde
A. T. Hannett
R. C. Dillon
First National Bank
Seth
Dillon
London
George
Hoover
Roosevelt
United States
Mary
House of Lords
rTine
Ramsay MacDonald
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Finance Board
J. C. Seth
Brewers
Administration
Garner
Mills
Georgia
Democrats
Democratic
Democratic Central Committee
Court House
Alfred E. Smith
Rye
N. Y
Westchester Country
JR. HI
Tional Honor Society
H. C Haederson
Roswell M. &. Church
South
David Livingston
Curry GU
Jake McBroom
Leonard Williams
George Raby
Luther Walker
Anther
Susan Fleming
King George
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