Italy Must Be Friend Or Enemy to Others Asserts Mussolini
Milan Oct 6 Premier Mussolini told a massive crowd that Italy’s relations with France are notably improved and that Europe will be shaped by accord between peoples not just diplomacy. He warned Italy has no intention of pursuing Austria or a protectorate, while noting Germany’s central role in European history and dismissing the disarmament conference as a failing effort. The leader described the twentieth century as the century of fascist civilization for Europe and America.
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Milan
Mussolini
Italy
France
Musini
Yugoslavia
Austria
Germany
Europe
Il Duce
Henderson
Arthur Henderson
America
State Meeting of Taxpayers Here Monday
A meeting of the New Mexico State Federation of Taxpayers Associations will be held in Roswell at the county courtroom on Monday October 8 at 10 am. The session aims to set a program for the next legislature and to organize representation across counties to advance taxpayers issues and government economy. The Chaves County Taxpayers Association requested the Roswell venue, and all interested members are urged to attend.
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New Mexico State Federation of Taxpayers’ Associations
Roswell
Albuquerque
State Federation
Chaves County Taxpayers’ Association
Chaves County Association
High Officials of A T & S F Visit Roswell
S T Bledsoe president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and other Santa Fe officials visited Roswell for an hour to tour the Eastern New Mexico State Fair the New Mexico Military Institute exhibits and the Potash Mines area before continuing to Carlsbad and later returning west. The party traveled by a six car special train and was welcomed by Roswell Chamber leaders.
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe System
Roswell
Carlsbad
West Coast
Bledsoe
Santa Fe
F. B. Houghton
E. J. Engel
W. K. Etter
H. P. Lautz
F. L. Myers
R. B. Ball
E. J. Shakeshaft
W. W. Kelly
Western Lines
E. E. Machovec
J. T. Jar
Edwards Held Guilty of Murder to be Executed
Robert Allen Edwards, a young coal surveyor who nicknamed himself a ladies man, was found guilty of the murder of Freda Mckenchie. The jury recommended the death penalty in the electric chair. The case drew intense testimony over whether the death was intentional or accidental. Edwards faces appeal as his lawyers denounced the verdict as a miscarriage of justice.
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Edwards
Freda
Frank McGuigan
Edwards Counsel
John Phillips
Thomas M. Lewis
Harold Flannery
Defense Counsel
Repubs and Demos Divide Colfax Meetings
A tri-party NM committee selects county meeting venues for campaign season with one meeting per place. Half the sites will host Republicans first, the other half Democrats first. Locations include Johnson Mesa Dawson Cimarron Chico Moreno Valley School Maxwell Heck Canyon Farley Raton and Springer.
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DEMOS
Colfax
Raton
N. M
New Mexico
Johnson Mesa
Dawson
Cimarron
Chico
Moreno Valley School
Maxwell
Heck Canyon
Farley, Raton
Springer
Gun Garretts Gun to Mrs Garrett Sunday
El Paso reports Pat Garretts famed revolver, the weapon said to have killed Billy the Kid, will be returned to Mrs Pat Garrett on Sunday. The widow of the pioneer sheriff will receive the historic gun tomorrow after long custody.
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Pat Garrretts
Mrs. Garrett
el Paso
Tex
Bilfy the Kid
Pat Garrett
Seek truck driver for causing death in Gallup
Gallup New Mexico October 6 officers today were seeking the driver of a truck alleged to have been responsible for the death of Adrian Frenske an Indian education service employee in an auto accident 15 miles west of here Thursday night Frenske was crushed to death when a small Indian irrigation service truck in which he was riding was crowded off the highway by a large truck
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Gallup, N. M
Adrian Frenske
Indian Education Service
Here
Frenske
Indian Irrigation Service
No More Federal Prisoners to Gallup
Washington AP reports Federal Prison Bureau director Bates ordered all inmates removed from the McKinley county jail in Gallup and no new commitments to that facility. The move aligns with bureau policy to abandon jails deemed unsatisfactory for detention.
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Washington
Bates
Federal Prison Bureau
McKinley County
Gallup
New York State Ready to Try Hauptmann
District Attorney Samuel J. Foley announced the Hauptmann case was complete with minor details and ready for trial on the extortion charge. Hauptmann and his wife met Foley after a court visit. she said he talked like any man and could not recall details of the ransom night from April 2, 1932.
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New York State
Hauptmann
New York
Samuel J. Foley
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Foley
Bronx
John F
Jassie” Condon
Clovis hosts record crowd for barbecue and political parade
In Clovis New Mexico a record crowd gathered for a triple event including a Democratic campaign parade a large barbecue and speeches by Dennis Chavez J J Dempsey Clyde Tingley H R B Rogers and Robert Valdez. After the parade the candidates joined in the barbecue then planned a Portales stop for their campaign tour starting last night at Fort Sumner.
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Clovis
N. M
Sunday School Teachers of America
Dennis Chavez
J. J. Dempsey
Clyde Tingley
H. R. B Rogers
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Robert Valdez
Corporation Commission
Portales
Fort Sumner
Hauptmann Five Sane Report Four Doctors
Four of five alienists examined Bruno Hauptmann say he is sane and shows no mental ailment. The fifth, hired by the defense, will submit an independent report. Indictment actions and related legal moves continue in Bronx and Hunterdon counties. A taxicab driver linked to the ransom note reveals an attempted life threat and names Hauptmann as the note giver.
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Samuel J. Foley
Bronx County
Hauptmann
Foley
New Jersey
Hunterdon County
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Bronx
Lindbergh
James W. Fawcett
John Perrone
John F
Jassie) Condon
Philadelphia Inquirer
New York City
John W. Davis
Alexander Simpson
Hall-Mills
Simpson
Moore
William R. Strong
New York
Clovis Wildcats rout Eastern NM JC Reserves 60 to 0
Clovis New Mexico October 6 The Clovis Wildcats opened with a dominating football win crushing the Eastern New Mexico Junior College Reserves 60 to 0 in a warmup game. The lopsided score extends the team’s early start to the season.
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Clovis
N. M
Clovis Wildcats
Eastern New Mexico Junior College
Inauguration of Dr Mackay at Portales junior college
Dr J F Zimmerman president of the University of New Mexico spoke at the inauguration of Donald W MacKay as president of the Eastern New Mexico Junior College in Portales New Mexico on October 6. He called for moral spiritual and intellectual and economic recovery and said universities should train citizens for government service while the government must employ qualified workers.
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MacKay
Portales Portales
N. M
J. Fzimmerman
University of New Mexico
Donald W. MacKay
Eastern New Mexico
Democrats in First Meeting at Fort Sumner
In Fort Sumner New Mexico on October 6 the Democratic party opened its fall campaign pledging to back the Roosevelt New Deal. Speakers including Dennis Chavez J J Dempsey and Carl A Hatch urged electing pro administration Congress members while Mayor Clyde Tingley Governor Heckenhall and others outlined state finances roads and schools. The party planned rallies in Portales and Clovis today.
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N. M
Roosevelt
Dennis Chavez
Congress
J. J. Dempsey
Carl A. Hatch
Washington
Hatch
Clyde Tingley
Heckenhall
Hockenhull
Roswell Salvation Army Seeks $3,000 Campaign Target
The Roswell Salvation Army reports $2,738.50 subscribed in cash and pledges as the annual drive proceeds toward a $3,000 goal. Capt. Jesse M. King stated this morning the target will be reached after cleanup work is finished.
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Roswell
Townley file for Minnesota governor as independent candidate
A. C. Townley, former North Dakota nonpartisan league head, has filed as an independent candidate for Governor of Minnesota. He presented a petition Saturday containing 2,483 names in St. Paul.
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Oct
A. C. Townley
North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
Minnesota
Townley
Football scores from today's college games across many teams
Long list of results with multiple games in progress or finished. Notable outcomes include Michigan State 16 over Michigan 9, Army 41 over Davidson, Princeton 42 over Amherst, and Colorado 96 with multiple close and scoreless periods among others. The day features several midseason matchups across the Northeast and Midwest with mixed wins and ties.
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State Teachers College
State Normal
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Wittenberg
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Ohio State
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Yale
Mass. State
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Western Reserve
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Capital
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Davidson
Army
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West Chester
Drexel
St. Lawrence
Colgate
Haverford
Lehigh
Ursinus
Fighting Flares Across Spain as Revolt Persists
In Madrid and across Asturias, extremist rebels clash with government forces led by Premier Lerroux. Death toll climbs with at least 93 dead and 300 wounded. unofficial figures surpass 150. Arms plants seized, streets erupt in gunfire while martial law troops shoot rebels.
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Republic
Alejandro Lerroux
Oviedo
Trubia
New Madrid
Asturias
Lerroux
Mondragon
Eibaras
Catalonia
Aragon
Sabadell
Paragosa
Negro Women Rob White Man Here
Frances Jackson, a negro woman, is held in the county jail and charged with larceny from the person. It is alleged she and three other negro women grabbed Mathew Lee, a white man, at First and Virginia yesterday at about four, dragged him into a house, and relieved him of $7. Lee freed himself, recovered his money, and called officers. The other three alleged participants escaped.
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Frances Jackson
Mathew Lee
Lee
First
Virginia
Bank Heist in Corning Nets $7000 to Bandits
Three youthful bandits robbed the Corning Bank and Trust Co. today escaping with 7000 in currency. Authorities in northeast Arkansas and nearby Missouri were alerted as the bank raid unfolded on October 6.
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Arkansas Bank
Corning, Ark
Corning Bank and Trust Co
Curren
Arkansas
Missouri Points
Lindbergh to Face Grand Jury in Kidnap-Murder Case
In Trenton on October 6, Col. Charles A. Lindbergh is to appear Monday before a Mercer County grand jury as state authorities aim to indict Bruno Richard Hauptmann for the kidnapping and murder of Lindbergh’s infant son. Officials said the plan changed and Lindbergh’s appearance will be scheduled later.
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Trenton
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hunterdon County
Grand Jury
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
H. Norman Schwarkopf
Lindbergh
Roosevelt Heads Out On Weekend Potomac Cruise
President Roosevelt departed the White House for Quantico Virginia to board the commerce department yacht Sequoia for a weekend cruise on the Potomac.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Quantico
Commerce Department
Potomac
Tigers Triumph Over Cardinals 10-4 in World Series Game
Detroit pounded St. Louis pitching 10 to 4 in a high scoring World Series clash at Sportsman's Park. Auker patterning submarine style limited the Cards while Dean left with head injuries after a line drive. The win evened the series at 2-2 as Detroit set up a pivotal matchup tomorrow between Rowe and Dizzy Dean.
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Dizzy” Dean
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Dizzy
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Paul
Tex Carleton
Dazzy Vance
Bill Walker
Jess Haines
Haines
Jim Mooney
Auker
Tiger
Carl Mays
Carleton
Frisch
Eddie Collins
Red Sox
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Pabe Ruth
Big Bam
Hickory
Ruth
American League
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