Giants Take Fourth World Series Game Amid Strife
Industrial unrest spreads as coal and steel sectors clash with strikes and violence. Differences over coal code provisions deepen the crisis. 60,000 miners urged to work. In Ambridge and Fayette counties violence erupts with deaths and injuries as deputy sheriffs confront pickets. Richberg and Johnson dispute union dues deductions, while efforts to restore order intensify in Illinois and Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Recovery Administration
Hughs. Johnson
Donald Richberg
NRAA
Sen T Johnson
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Ambridge
Fayette County
Colonial No. 3
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Stockmen to Meet Monday at Roswell Court House
A meeting of Roswell stock men in New Mexico is set for Monday at 2 PM in the Roswell court house. The session will address fence removal order impacts and other stockmen issues with Walter Chandler and a Interior Department representative invited to attend. Stockmen are urged to participate for vital action.
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Styckmen
Court House
Roswell
New Mexico
Walter Chandler
New York
Albuquerque
Chandler
Interior Department
B. C. Mossman
Strikers Return to Work as Picketing Eases in Gallup
In Gallup New Mexico on October 6 nearly 400 pickets braved cold rain along highway 666 while 65 miners at the Southwestern Coal Company mine returned to work after a miscommunication led to a brief walkout. A conference between miners and company president Sharp Hanson resolved the dispute tied to the arrest of strike leaders. The miners, members of the National Miners Union, had urged Hanson to limit coal sales to other mines but this was not pursued. Weather dampened turnout at other field mines, with 292 workers reported compared to 302 yesterday.
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Pittsburgh
Gallup, N. M
Gallup American Coal Company
Gallup
Hanson
Southwestern
National Miners Union
William Dietrich
Denver
Communist Party
A. W. Hocken
Nebraska hunt for desperadoes
Eastern Nebraska authorities spread forces in a hunt for three men believed to be desperadoes Charley Pretty Boy Floyd Wilbur Underhill and Verne Miller. Detective Inspector A C Andersen identified them from descriptions provided by two Nebraska City men whose car they commandeered. The trio left behind a cache of weapons and license plates, while Floyd is linked to multiple officer killings Underhill led a prison break and Miller is sought in the Kansas City Union Station slayings.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Charley
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Wilbur Underhill
Verne Miller
Floyd
Underhill
Miller
A. C. Andersen
Nebraska City
Don Dammast
Dean Tanner
Ernest Milburn
Murray
Neb
Dammast
Tanner
South Daksota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas State Prison
Kansas City Union Station
Farley Urges Labor Support for NRA Recovery push
Postmaster General Farley addressing the AFL convention calls for continued orderly cooperation with the recovery program amid strikes. He cites 2,809,000 new jobs, warns much work lies ahead, and urges labor to hang together to help accelerate the upward movement while balancing codes and public works debates. Francis Haas urges ending narrow jurisdictional lines and using arbitration alongside strikes.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Farley
NRA
Labor Advisory Board
Francis Jhaas
NRA Labor Advisory Board
Urschel kidnap case pleas denied by federal judge
Oklahoma City Oct 6 AP Seven defendants in the Urschel kidnapping case had their pleas denied by Federal Judge Edgar J. Vaught. New trials requested by several defendants were rejected. Sentencing set for tomorrow. The Shannons appealed their convictions. Some defendants challenged the new federal kidnapping law as unconstitutional. Also reported is a World Series game in which Carl Hubbell won his second victory for the Giants over the Senators in 11 innings, 2 to 1, with Blondy Ryan driving in the winning run.
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Oklahoma City
Charles F. Urschel
Edgar
Harvey Bailey
Albert Bates
Clifford Skelly
Barney Berman
Minneapolis
Shannons
R. G
Armon
Paradise
Texas
Urschel
Vaught
Griffith Stadium
Washington
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Monte Weaver
Senators
Blondy Ryan
New York
Travis Jackson
Hubbell
Fred Schulte
Joe Kubel
Luke Sewell
Bill Terry
Clif Bolton
Moore
Terry
Davis
Goslin
Bluege
Mancuso
Myer
Kuhel
Ryan
Crutz
Weaver
Ott
Manush
Harris
Sewell
Jackson
Russell
Cronin
Plate
Ormsby
Moran
Moriarity
Fairman
Ao Bell
Sena
Cosm
Maine
Reforestation Program Wit in Beverly Hills
In Beverly Hills Mr Roose velt's plan would pay for itself if it teaches young men forest duties. A caution to politicians about leadership follows. Former prizefighter Bill Stribling is praised as a credit to his profession. A three foot six Austro-Hungarian savior figure is shot but unharmed, and Austria remains safe by physique.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Roosevelt
Bill Stribling
Austria
M A MCCLISTER DIES AT HOME NEAR ROSWELL AT 12
Martin Andrew McClister age 12 died last night at his home southwest of Roswell. He had lived in Roswell 22 years and in southeastern New Mexico 30 years after moving from Kansas to Elida in 1903. Survived by wife and son Robert Mccuster of Roswell and three brothers James C McClister of Krum Texas T B McClister of Columbia Kentucky and L G McClister of Louisville Kentucky Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm from Talmage Memorial Chapel with Rev A C Wiggins in charge. Burial at South Park under Talmage Mortuary direction.
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Martin Andrew McClister
Roswell
McClisters
New Mexico
Kansas
Elida
MecClister
Talmage Memorial Chapel
A. C. Wiggins
Church of Christ
W. C. Wolfe
E. N. Scannell
S. T. Galloway
E. E B. Young
South Park
Talmage Mortuary
Gold price up to 31.72 dollars per ounce
Washington reports today's newly mined gold price at 31.72 dollars per ounce, up 17 cents from yesterday's quotation. The Treasury released the new figure as the market responded to ongoing supply and demand dynamics.
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Washington
Treasury
Foreclosures Halted and Loans Approved by HOLC
The Home Owners Loan Corporation said it prevented 12,793 foreclosures on properties valued at 36 million dollars. It also tentatively approved 51,730 mortgage loan applications totaling 149 million dollars. Additionally 4,537 loans worth 1.5 million dollars had been paid out.
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Washington
Home Owners Loan Corporation Today
Block Labor Move at AF of L Convention
Washington October 6 AP six delegates blocked introduction of a resolution at the American Federation of Labor convention. The measure endorsed coal mine strikers and censured union officials who urged a return to work without guarantees that demands would be met. The resolution by Reuben Sung required unanimous consent under convention rules.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Reuben Sung
Cleaners, Dyers, Spotlers and Pressers Union
Missing eight year old boy Amoroz Lucero
Amoroz Lucero eight year old son of F Lucero and wife vanished since eight yesterday morning missing from route to school. Last seen at grandmother Jesus Cobez home 610 East Albuquerque after stopping there he did not reach school. He wears blue overalls and shirt weighs about 65 pounds father works as interpreter at the justice of peace court.
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Justice of Peace Court
Emergency jury panel used again in Chaves county
An 12 member emergency jury panel, first used last April, will be deployed again at the November district court term to speed trials and save costs. The regular 24 jurors have been drawn. the 12 will be chosen at term start, with report date set for November 20. Attorney James H. Mathers stated George "Machine Gun" Kelly would plead guilty to Urschel kidnapping, possibly as soon as tomorrow.
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Kelly
Chaves
Oklahoma City
James H. Mathers
George
Two Guilty Aiding Bailey to Escape
A Dallas jury convicted Thomas L. Manion former jailer and Grover C Bevill Dallas butcher of aiding outlaw Harvey Bailey to escape from Dallas jail on Labor Day. Bevill pleaded guilty and testified for the government. Manion faced deferred sentencing while Bevill testified about supplying a pistol cartridges and hacksaw for the scheme.
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Dallas
Texas
Thomas L. Manion
Grover C. Bevill
Harvey Bailey
Outlaw
Bevill
Manion
Butcher
Prospects for Stock Exhibit at Eastern NM State Fair
Prospects are good for a large livestock exhibit at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair on October 18 19 20 and 21. Barns have been enlarged to handle more entries and horses will outnumber last year. Hereford entries include 15 head by H A Talley a McDonald and Son carload and Tom Ivy of Hereford Texas five head by Austin Reeves of Elk Texas and a potential entry by Bert Bonnell and J P Osburn. Terra Bianca Farm of Cen yon Texas also tentatively plans cattle and hog displays.
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H. A. Talley
McDonald and Son
Tom Ivy
Hereford
Texas
Austin Reeves
Elk
Bert Bonnell
J. P. Osburn
The
Fair Association
Cenyon
Two Communists Killed in Havana Cafe Shooting
In Havana on October 6 two young communists Felix Viti aged 23 and Luis Heian aged 19 were shot dead when three gunmen opened fire in a cafe. Their companions were wounded as police investigate. An unidentified man was also killed by gunfire from a passing car, and two laundries were bombed injuring people.
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Havana
Felix Viti
Luis Heian
Eneus
Pert Bonnell Visited Roswell From Glencoe Ranch
Pert Bonnell was in Roswell today, traveling from his ranch near Glencoe to attend local affairs and return. The visit underscores Bonnell's ties to regional farming communities and his ongoing involvement in local events.
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Pert Bonnell
Roswell
Glencoe
Norfolk Eateries 10 Off the NRA
Norfolk Nebraska owners of leading eateries say they have suffered huge losses since signing the NRA code and are prepared to help the recovery but may not survive under the code. The Hotel and Restaurant Association president notes difficulty and prices, with many establishments and boarding houses affected.
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Norfolk
Neb
George Gordon
Hotel and Restaurant Association
Norfola
Family of Five Sleep in One Bed Appeal for Bed Help
In Roswell a family of five is forced to share one bed. Captain King of the Salvation Army seeks a donor for a bed and springs while a mattress is available. Call Captain King at 756 to arrange pickup.
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Roswell
Captain King
Salvation Army
Weather Forecast for Roswell and Pecos Valley
Unsettled tonight and Saturday with cooler temperatures. For New Mexico, unsettled conditions continue into Saturday with likely showers in the northwest and cooler in the extreme east portion.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Two Fire Runs Reported By Local Department
The fire department conducted two calls today. A porch blaze at P. D. Taylor’s home at 105 West Deming was controlled with no appreciable damage. A second fire involved a truck on North Richardson. wiring was slightly burned and the owner’s residence could not be learned.
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P. D. Taylor
West Deming
North Richardson
Statewide and local education briefings and cafe shooting
In Las Cruces state superintendent Georgia Lusk will address Dora Ana county teachers Saturday with Eula Harlacher also speaking. In Carlsbad officers held Fd Wilcox, 22, pending investigation of the fatal wounding of Charles Price, 37, of Medina Texas, after an altercation in a cafe. Price died yesterday afternoon. No charges filed yet.
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The
Associated Press
Las Cruces
Georgia Lusk
Dora Ana
Eula Harlacher
Paso
Carlsbad
Fd Wilcox
Charles Price
Medina
Texas
Price
Wilcox
Explosion at Alpine dynamite camp kills two. one dead
Ovid Hamblin, 44, of Alpine, and Claire Hale of Springerville were among workers injured when 100 dynamite caps exploded at a Co. C. C camp near Alpine this week. Hamblin was killed and Hale critically injured. two other workers suffered minor injuries. Cause of the blast unknown.
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Silver City
Ovid Hamblin
Alpine
Ariz
Claire Hale
Springerville
Co. C. C
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