Roswell Fair Shows Peak Quality In Agricultural and Canned Goods
Exhibits at Roswell's annual fair draw praise as the best in years with top prizes in canned goods led by apples peaches pears and berries. Judges completed awards with Mrs J T Mills Dexter and Evelyn Wheeler among the winners while M L Long notes the high standard across departments.
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Roswell
M. L. Long
J. T. Mills
Dexter
Robi
Giock
Edna Bartlet
Evelyn Wheeler
C. H. Culdice
Lawrence Wheeler
L. S. Kurtz
F. L. Mehlhop
J. A. Harelson
Cattleman in Jail After Duos Death Near Trinidad
Trinidad Colorado October 6 AP A rancher tied to frontier justice is jailed after saying he killed Waldo Gonzales 26 and fatally wounded his brother Luis 31 while ambushing rustlers. He reported the slayings to Sheriff E A Duling and waited in a hideout with a rifle for days. The two brothers died from gunfire after dusk yesterday.
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Trinidad
Colo
Pioneer Range
Rocco Sala
E. A. Duling
Waldo Gonzales
Luis
Sala
Duling
Sola
Receipts Show Small September Vehicle Taxes Across Counties
Santa Fe reports September motor vehicle license receipts totaling 3715.82 dollars. State comptroller Warren Graham announced the distribution: 25 percent to county levy funds, 15 percent to county road funds, rest to state. Bernalillo will get 479.77, Chaves 360.19, Colfax 118.78, Dona Ana 291.59, Eddy 178.67, McKinley 189.04, Mora 25.34, San Miguel 66.62, Sandoval 41.53, Santa Fe 218.42.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Warren
Bernalillo County
Graham
Chaves
Colfax
Dona Ana
Eddy
McKinley
Mora
San Miguel
Sandoval
Roswell Poultry Show Scheduled December 14 17
Roswell to host a poultry show from December 14 through 17 with cash premiums on standard breeds of poultry and turkeys. Premium list available from M. L. Long of Roswell.
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Roswell
M. L. Long
Old Timers Parade Forms on West 7th and Sth Streets
Old Timers Parade will form on West 7th Sth and %th streets and move promptly at 10 30 tomorrow morning. Procure your old timers badge at formation street. Signed Elza White Marshal.
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West 7Th
Sth
Formation Street
Elza White
Treasury Plans New Financing After Debt Rise
Washington reports that the U S Treasury will issue 450 million dollars of 3 percent 4 1 2 year notes on October 15 as part of new financing for the fiscal year surpassing 3 billion. Proceeds will retire 353 492 million in maturing certificates and cover 155 million in interest on the public debt.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Ballantine
Mary McCormick Denies Separation Report
Los Angeles October 6 AP opera singer Mary McCormick and her husband Prince Serge Mdivani appeared together at a hotel and denied reports of any separation. They stated there had been no quarrels or disagreements and nothing at all.
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Los Angeles
Mary McCormic
Prince Serge Mdivani
Pete Steffian Dies. Longtime New Mexico Official
Pete Steffian 55 year old chief clerk at the state land office died Tuesday night at William Beaumont Hospital El Paso He was a Spanish American War veteran and long time Quay county resident and former county commissioner He is survived by one sister Burial will be in the National Army Cemetery Santa Fe later this week
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Steffian
New Mexico
Quay County
Board of
County Commissioners
Hinkle
Hannett
Las Cruces
Pburias
Santa Fe
Peabworth Receives Life Sentence in Busin Murder
Santa Fe October 6 AP Frank Stapan Santa Fe county chairman of the Old Guard Republican group known as the Regular Republican Organization issued a call for a Sunday meeting in Santa Fe to discuss party matters The Old Guard split from the county convention last month forming their own organization and delegation to the state convention which contributed to the Albuquerque split and Senator Cutting resigning as national committeeman.
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Santa Fe
Frank Stapan
Old Guard Republican
Old Guard
Albuquerque
Cutting
Farmers Again Picket Highways in Midwest Farm War
Des Moines reports farmers in Iowa, Minnesota, and South Dakota resumed highway protests to press for higher farm prices. Actions concentrated in Northwestern Iowa, Southeastern South Dakota, Southwestern Nebraska with planks, logs, belts and clubs as tools. Nordahl Peterson, 25, was killed near Canby amid tensions. Ole Anderson, 57, and son Leonard, 19, confess to Peterson’s killing. authorities foresee first degree manslaughter charges.
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Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Nordahl Peterson
Canby
Council Bluffs
Ole Anderson
Leonard
M. F. Fitzner
Peter
Socialist candidate Thomas blasts major parties in San Francisco
Norman Thomas, Socialist presidential hopeful, told a San Francisco audience that the Republican and Democratic parties offer nothing adequate to relieve unemployment. He warned unemployment is the most urgent social problem and urged action.
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San Francisco
Norman Thomas
California League of Women Voters
Thomas
Quarantine on Interstate Bird Shipments Expanded
Dr J R Earp says federal order prohibits interstate shipment of parrots parakeets love birds macaws cockatoos lorys lorikeets and other parrot family birds to curb psittacosis spread. New Mexico has added psittacosis to reportable contagious diseases.
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Santa Fe
J. R. Earp
State Bureau of Public Health
Haig And Republicans Prepare Nation Wide Air War
Chicago October 6 AP The Republican National Committee announced plans to wage a major political battle over the airwaves prompted by telegrams of congratulations on President Hoover broadcast from Des Moines Radio fans nationwide contributed to the effort Calvi n Coolidge supports October 11 at 830 pm EST Hoover will address women listeners Friday October 7 in a nationwide hookup from 345 pm EST
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Chicago
Hoover
Des Moines
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Hoover Speech Praised by Senators Telegraphs From Washington
President Hoover received a telegram from Senator Vandenberg noting that his Des Moines address stood above opponent and critics. White House aides released more than twenty telegrams including one from J Keeley calling the remarks "the stuff to feed the troops."
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Washington
Hoover
Vandenperg
Mich
Des Moines
Sophie Tucker
White House
J. Keeley
The
Chicago Tribune
Democratic Victory to Hinder Business in 1932
Frederick H. Payne, assistant secretary of war, warned that a Democratic win in November would bring uncertainty delaying economic recovery. In a prepared address to the American exporters and importers association he urged support for President Hoover’s re election to aid recovery efforts.
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New York
Frederick H. Payne
American Exporters and Importers Association
Payne
Hoover
United States
Highway bids opened tomorrow in Santa Fe
The New Mexico state highway commission will meet in Santa Fe tomorrow to open bids on five federal aid emergency highway projects. The letting forms part of the commission’s 3.5 million dollar federal aid highway program.
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Santa Fe N. M
State Highway Commission
Commission
Sisson Sees Banking Reform and End of Depression
Francis H. Sisson of New York, newly elected president of the American Bankers Association, urged sweeping banking reforms at the association's fifty-eighth convention in Los Angeles. He predicted the worst of the depression had passed as he cited rising stock and commodity prices and a calmer market sentiment among about sixty billion dollars in resources represented by the group.
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Los Angeles
Francis H. Sisson
New York
Amercan Ba Kers Association
Wittetro
Sisson
Papal Delegate Exiled From Mexico Reaches Laredo
Archishop Leo pold Ruiz y Flores, a papal delegate aged about 72, crossed into the United States at Laredo after being expelled from Mexico by President Abelardo R Rodriguez as a "pernicious foreigner" following comments tied to Pius XII's encyclical. He arrived with Mexican secret service escorts and planned to report to the church head, with possible moves to San Antonio or New York.
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Mexico
Abelardo R Rodriguez
Laredo
Secret Service
Mexico City
Tampico
San Antonio
New York
Espetias
Man Wounded at San Patricio Faces Poor Outlook
Carrizozo New Mexico Oct 6 AP physicians held little hope for Celestino Vigil shot at San Patricio yesterday by Martin Torrez of Hondo. Vigil was taken to Fort Stanton hospital while Torrez remains jailed. No charges filed. Officers said both men appeared to have been drinking.
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Carrizozo
N. M
Celestino Vigil
San Patricio
Martin Torrez
Hondo
Fort Stanton Hospital
Torrez
Jury Selected for Dr Hast and Kechter Murder Case
Albuquerque on Oct 6 AP report says jury of ten men and two alternates was picked quickly in district court for the murder and illegal abortion trial of Dr. Hast and Harry Kechter. Trial testimony began this afternoon regarding the August death of Mrs. Justine Harrington Elms of Santa Fe after an alleged operation.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Hast
Harry Kechter
Santa Fe
Justine Harrington Elms
Hust
Alfred Kempenich
F. L. Baser
Howard Roesa
S. EE. Whittmore
Manuel Stevens
A. T. Truswell
L. B. Reeder
J. E. Blinn
F. T. Copp
O. A. Matson
Insurance
Walter J. Kavanaugh, Jr
Antonio Archuleta
Rattler Bites Man Near Quemado
David Copeland rancher was bitten by a rattlesnake Monday at the Dutch Windsor ranch near Quemado New Mexico. He was treated first at the nearby C. I. Spencer ranch, then rushed to Magdalena 84 miles away before antivenom could be administered.
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Quemado
N. M
David Copeland
Dutch Windsor
Copeland
C. I. Spencer
Magdalena
Supreme Court Decides Lea C8 Controversy
The state supreme court affirmed the lower court ruling in Alva A. McDaniel versus Diana A. McDaniel to quiet title in Lea county land. The lower court favored McDaniel, based on an agreement where Mrs. McDaniel would convey her entire interest in joint property to her husband.
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Santa Fe
N. M
State Supreme Court
Alva A. McDaniel
Diana A. McDaniel
Lea County
McDaniel
Two Hurt In Auto Crash Near Sunset Inn
Santa Fe, N M Oct 6 Bruno Barela and Paul Nicholas both of Santa Fe were injured when their car rolled over near Sunset Inn after brakes allegedly locked. Both were hospitalized with non fatal injuries. police noted neither fatal.
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Santa FE
N. M
Bruno Barela
Paul Nicholas
Sunset Inn
Tenot
Three-State Hunt for Springer Bank Bandits
In Trinidad Colorado a three state chase pursued the Springer bank gang after two gunmen robbed the Citizens State Bank of Springer taking 5000 dollars and kidnapping cashier H J Boyd before dumping him miles from town. A lone robber attempting to rob Walsenburg Bank failed and fled. Police traced the men toward Cimarron and the Oklahoma Panhandle as posses from Colorado Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico joined the search.
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Trinidad
Colo
Colorado
Springer, N. M
Guaranty State Bank
Walsenburo
Raton Pass
Oklahoma Panhandle
Walsenburg
H. Js. Boyd
Citizens State Bank of
Springer
Boyd
Clayton
Cimarron
Springer Eaton Highway
Liberal
Kans
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
H. Hy Boyd
AUSTIN HIGH COURT FERGUSON CASE HELD APPEAL PENDING
Mrs. Jane Y. McCallum signaled she would withhold certification of Miriam Ferguson as the Democratic gubernatorial nominee until higher courts rule on Governor Sterling’s appeal challenging district court jurisdiction over the suit. Teddy Harrison, 22 months, won the baby revue at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair exhibit hall for the silver loving cup, with Charlene Taylor and Barbara Lou Stone placing second and third among forty entrants. Judging was by number, not name, with Miss Caroline Moreland in charge. The Ball Studio will photograph the three winners for their parents. ribbons awarded to the runners-up.
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Austin
Texas
Jane Y. McCallum
Eretary
Miriam A. Ferguson
R. S. Sterling
W. F. Robertson
Caroline Moreland
Boy Scout Booths Stand Out At Roswell Exhibit
Scouts display two exhibits showing Scout made products and photos of activities. The booths, created entirely by Roswell Scouts, argue that Scouting pays in training better citizens and showcase remarkable handiwork and overall booth design. Inspect the displays.
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Roswell
Boellner Develops One-Lobe Walnut at Home Garden
I B Boellner reports a black walnut tree at 908 North Missouri yielding nuts in a single section instead of two. The modification simplifies nut removal from the shell and reduces the need to pick out the colonel. He credits careful scientific care and presents 12 fine walnuts bearing unusually fine.
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North
Missouri
Patterson Quits Liberty Party Leader Withdraws Ticket
Green B Patterson has left the Liberty Party in Roswell saying he will explain later. He led the local Liberty Party and presided at the state convention and is listed on the state ticket for land commissioner. He requests publication of his signed statement withdrawing his name from the ticket.
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Green B. Patterson
Liberty Party
Mr. Patterson
Roswell
Liberty Party of
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