Strikers Clash as Gallup Mine Plunges Into Hiring Battle
At Gallup New Mexico the mine hiring fight between the National Miners Union and the employer's committee stalled return to work. Union demands to hire by order of application clashed with management rules and a May agreement. Officials noted 100 workers walked out. firm warned of potential walkouts by current underground workers. Additional coverage notes 40 applicants at Mutual mine and other strike warnings.
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National Miners Union
Mine Company
Gallup
N. M
Gallup American Coal Company
Gamerco
Alejandro Correa
Harry Mavrogenis
Horace Moses
Moses
John D. Moore
National Labor Board
Strikler
NMU
Mutual
Mentmore
George Miksch
Antonio Diaz
Tax meeting set in Santa Fe for next Monday
Santa Fe November 6 AP Tax assessors county commissioners clerks and municipal clerks invited to join state tax commission in Santa Fe on Monday December 4 for discussion of tax measures passed by the 11th New Mexico legislature No set program arranged as aim is to formulate a uniform procedure plan for 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
State Tax Commission
New Mexico
Byron O. Beall
Beall
Hobbs Board Education Sued For $50 000
A New Mexico Supply Company sues the Hobbs board of education for 50000 in district court over 1930 purchases paid with certificates of indebtedness. The suit claims the certificates were represented as legal and valid but later declared invalid and illegal, making the board liable for damages. Also included are details of a separate Maryland lynching incident with troop intervention in Salisbury.
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Board of Education
Hobbs
N. M
New Mexico Supply Company
J. C. McNabb
J. B. McGhee
Lovington
Will Rogers Continued on Page Five
Column continues with wit and reflections from Will Rogers as desk humor and social commentary flow across page five, featuring his characteristic humor and observations on politics and daily life.
Weather Outlook Wednesday Rain or Snow Predicted
The forecast warns of rain or snow across regions including New Mexico in the north and south portions, with other states such as Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and Kansas showing unsettled conditions. Temperatures vary from highs in the 60s to 70s and lows in the 30s to 50s across major cities.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
General drought grips 32 states across the nation
Washington reports the weather bureau calls the driest period since 1930 with drought affecting 32 of 48 states. Fall moisture has been scant, delaying wheat sowing and hampering winter crops from Kansas to California. Ranges dry up in Texas and Wyoming, wells falter, and replanting may be required in the southeast. The drought spans the West and Southwest, with widespread need for rain to support grains, ranges, and plowing.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Oregon
California
Memorial Sunday of Roswell Elks observed at lodge
Roswell Lodge No 969 B P O Elks announced Memorial Sunday services for next Sunday at 2:30 pm in lodge rooms at Second and Richardson. Musical program features Elizabeth Garrett Sextette and soloists performing The Lord Is My Shepherd and Auld Lang Syne. Will Robinson to deliver oration. Event open to public. 1700 Elks lodges nationwide observe this observance.
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Roswell Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Lodge
Second
Richardson
Elizabeth Garrett
Mesdames
J. C. Martens
Evans Smith
Anna Johnson
R. M. Tigner
Harriet Poorbaugh
Vella Mae Savage
Charlotte St- John
Lord
A. E. Elmore
Will Robinson
Elks
United States
Canada
Burlesque Today On State Officials Opens Capitol Program
In Santa Fe on November 28 the capitol hosts a burlesque event at the hall of representatives starting at 2. The Tipica orchestra of 28 children opens the program, followed by a talk by Gov. A. W. Hockenhull and the main burlesque performance.
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Santa Fe
Capitol
Hall of Representatives
Tipica
A. W. Hockenhull
Federal Home Loan to Open New Branch Offices in New Mexico
Albuquerque November 28 AP Authorization to establish branch offices of the Federal Home Loan Corporation in Gallup Silver City Santa Fe and Clovis was received today by E C Robertson state administrator of the federal home loan administration. Existing offices already operate in Raton Las Vegas Las Cruces and Roswell. The expansion promises faster loan work and simpler appraisals from local branches, saving travel and correspondence costs. Over 2,000 loan applications exist with about 400 approved and 52 loans closed. Robertson urged mortgage lenders to pause foreclosures until the new offices start operations.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Federal Home Loan Corporation
Gallup
Silver City
Santa Fe
Clovis
E. C. Robertson
Federal Home Loan Administration
Raton
Las Vegas
Las Cruces
Roswell
Robertson
Rum runners near El Paso kill offcier
U S Mounted Customs Inspector Rollin C Nichols aged 39 died at a hospital from wounds after he and two fellow officers were ambushed by about 15 border smugglers Friday night near El Paso Texas He was shot in the head with shotgun slugs lodged in his brain.
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el Paso
Tex
U. S Mounted Customs
Rollin C. Nichols
Nichols
Roswell Retail Merchants Meet Tonight on NRA Code
A Roswell Chamber of Commerce meeting at 7 30 tonight aims to form a local retail trade council to administer the NRA retail code. Efforts seek a representative from every Roswell store under the code, with W J McInnes outlining provisions and duties for participating merchants.
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Roswell
NRA
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
W. J. McInnes
Roswell Nra
Puryear Urges Haste Submitting Air Plans
Edgar F. Puryear secretary to Senator Bronson Cutting wired Governor Hockenhull from Washington saying funds will be provided for New Mexico airport construction and improvement under the Civil Works program. He urged quick submission of airport projects to qualify for the money. One project has already been sent to the state Civil Works board.
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Santa F
Edgar F. Puryear
Bronson Cutting
A. W. Hockenhull
Washington
New Mexico
Civil Works Administration
Puryear
State Civil Works Board
Chicago Stock Yards tied up as strike pickets gather
The U S department of agriculture announced the tie up of the Chicago Stock Yards today as 8 000 striking workers picketed the yards in efforts to win higher wages.
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Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Santa Fe plans broader freight rate cuts for New Mexico
In Clovis New Mexico on November 28 AP reports H H Mye Amarillo assistant general freight agent testified before Interstate Commerce Commission member Clyde B Atchison about Santa Fe and Panhandle railroad rate changes. The plan calls for December 31 initial adjustments with more after New Year affecting shipments from eastern New Mexico to eastern central and southern U S and enabling outgoing shipments for regional farmers.
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Clovis
N. M
New Mexico
United States
Santa Fe Railroad
H. H. Mye
Amarillo
Santa Fe and Panhandle Railroad
Clyde B. Atchison
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nye
Praise and Censure for San Jose Lynchers
San Jose residents and officials responded to the mob lynching of Brooke Hart kidnap suspects with mixed praise and condemnation. Governors from Utah Illinois and Virginia criticized the action while California Governor Rolph praised it and pledged pardons for those convicted. Authorities began repairs to the jail and planned to destroy the two elm trees where the suspects were hanged as fear of prosecution faded. Alex Hart expressed grief and sympathy for the Hart family.
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San Jose
Calif
Brooke L. Hart
James Rolph, Jr
California
Henry H. Blood
Utah
Henry Horner
Illinois
Pollard
Virginia
W. A. Murray
Oklahoma
Stephen S. Wise
New York
Henry Darlington
Church of Heavenly Rest
Rolph
Thomas H. Thurmond
John M. Holmes
St. James Park
Fred L. Thomas
Claire Goodwin
Thurmond
Holmes
Alex J. Hart
Civil Works Approvals For New Mexico Projects
The Civil Works Administration approved Far West projects under the Office of National Parks and Monuments to provide quick jobs for 4,083 men at more than 1 million dollars. New Mexico projects cover 609 workers with 160,438 dollars for archaeological research erosion control road work fencing and ruins restoration at Aztec Ruins Chaco Canyon Bandelier Carlsbad Cavern Gran Quivira White Sands and El Morro.
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Washington
Civil Works Administration
Far West
Office of National Parks and Monuments
New Mexico
Chaco Canyon
Bandelier
Carlsbad Caverla
Gran Quivera
White Sands
el Morro
Christmas Seals Sale Backed by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt endorses the annual Christmas Seals sale to fund tuberculosis fight and public health work as part of the national recovery program. The campaign seeks broad support and continued funding for health initiatives.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Civil works board approves 172 projects for 3955 men
Santa Fe AP says state civil works board approved 172 projects calling for 3955 workers. Counties adding proposals include Colfax Dona Ana Bernalillo Guadalupe Sierra Otero Curry and Grant with projects ranging from two to 159 workers. Airport projects submitted by Otero and others from Santa Fe Springer and Bernalillo expect approval soon.
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Santa Fe
State Civil Works Board
Okeh
McKinley
Valencia County
Colfax
Dona Ana
Bernalillo
Guadalupe
Sierra
Otero
Curry
Grant
Otero County
Springer
Bernalillo County
Dr Alice Wynekoop in serious illness report
In Chicago on November 28 AP news doctors at the county jail said Dr Alice Lindsay Wynekoop was seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Wynekoop
Chicago
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Governor to Spend Thanksgiving in Portales
Santa Fe AP reports Governor A W Hockenhull will attend the Eastern Norman dedication in Portales on Thanksgiving Day. His daughter Helen travels from Denver where she attends Colorado Woman's College as other family members gather for the holiday.
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Santa Fe
A W. Hockenhull
Portales
Helen
Denver
Colorado Woman's College
Suit filed against 51 stockholders of defunct bank
In Albuquerque New Mexico Nov 28 AP suit filed in district court by receivers William H Powell and Lester Cooper against 51 stockholders of the defunct First Savings Bank and Trust Company seeking 100 percent assessments on their stock The bank had capital stock of 250000 dollars divided into 2500 shares of 100 dollars par value The receivers reported receipts totaling 240700 dollars
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AlbuquerqUe
N. M
First Savings Bank and Trust Company
William H. Powell
Lester Cooper
Guardsmen Bound for Santa Fe from Gallup Run
Two special cars carrying National Guardsmen to Santa Fe were attached to the east bound Grand Canyon Limited at Albuquerque as they returned from duty in the Gallup area.
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Albuquerque
N- M
Santa Fe
Grand Canyon
Gallup
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