Senator Cutting in Albuquerque Calls Real Justice for Veterans
Senator Bronson Cutting addressed a mass meeting of the state veterans council here and criticized an unsigned circular attacking his record. He defended his World War I veterans aid stance, explained his Economy Act vote, and pressed immediate payment of adjusted service certificates while urging a veterans affairs committee and full review of veterans legislation.
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Albuquerque
Bronson Culling
State
Congress
Cutting
Pacific
Washington
Haye
Ana
Cuttiing
Veterans Administration
Veterans Cause
Veterans’ Affairs Committee
Senate
House
Dean and Frisch lift Cardinals over Tigers in tense game
In Detroit, Paul Dean and Frank Frisch guided the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4 to 3 seventh inning lead over the Detroit Tigers, with key plays by Durocher and Delancey. Dizzy Dean’s absence looms as Rowe delivers for Detroit, keeping the World Series tied heading into tomorrow’s conclusion.
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Durocher
Paul Dean
Cardinals
Rothrock
Medwick
Tigers
White
Frisch
Mickey Cochrane
St. Louis
Dean
Martin
Goslin
Bengals
Cochrane
Collins
Gehringer
Greenberg
Tiger
Jo Jo White
Young Dean
Detroit
Oct
Dizzy Dean
Fran Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Lynwood
Rowe
World Series Box Score Tigers Narrow Win Over Cardinals
The Tigers beat the Cardinals 4 to 3 in game six of the World Series. Key hits by Medwick and Rothrock for St. Louis contrast with timely runs for Detroit as Schoolboy Rowe seeks a fourth straight victory. Umpires Klein Geisel Reardon Owens call the action at Detroit’s home park amid a capacity crowd.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Medwick
Martin
Rothrock
Dean Cochrane
Greenberg
Durocher
Fox
P. Dean
Rowe
P. Deen
Cwhite
White
Tigers
Cardinals
Ernie Orsatti
Voce
Pepper Martin
Owen
Frisch
Don
Collins
Cochrane
Gehringer
Revolt in Spain Declares Communist Republic in Pardo Del Rey
In Madrid, Oct 8, a communist republic was proclaimed at Pardo Del Rey as rebels attacked three government ministries. More than 500 were dead and 3,000 wounded. Fighting raged in Madrid while reports from Barcelona and Oviedo described continued clashes and rebel advances across Catalonia and northern Asturias.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Pardo del Rey
Spain
Barcelona
Catalonia
Gonzalo Massano
Army General Staff
Oviedo
Cerlier
Asturias
Seville
France
World Series Game Shown At Third and Main Detroit
A World Series game will be shown on the scoreboard at Third and Main in Detroit starting at 11 30 Roswell time. The Record and Leland's invite all to witness the climactic finish of the series as guests.
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Detroit
Roswell
Leland’s
Leland
Price Dukeminier
Chaves Cattle Are Free Of Tuberculosis
Dr. K L Schneider of the U S Bureau of Animal Industry announced the completion of tuberculosis free status for Chaves Eddy Lea and Otero counties and the start of accreditation work in Taos Rio Arriba San Juan and later in Grant Catron and Sierra counties as part of New Mexico’s statewide eradication program. The effort follows tests on dairy cattle and 10 percent of range cattle including bulls.
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Albuquerque
K.L. Schneider
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Chaves
Eddy
Lea
Otero
Schneider
W. A. Naylor
State Cattle Sanitary Board
Roswell
Colfax
Union
Mora
Harding
San Miguel
Quay
Guadalupe
Roosevelt
Torrance
Santa Fe
Valencia
McKinley
Taos
Rio Arriba
San Juan
Grant
Catron
Sierra
Cotton Crop Totals Indicated at 9.445 Million Bales
The Department of Agriculture reports an October 1 condition leading to a national cotton crop of 9,445,000 bales of 500 pounds. States listed include Virginia at 76 percent and 26,000 bales, Texas at 47 percent and 2,345,000, New Mexico at 77 percent and 77,000, and Arizona at 93 percent and 104,000.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Hunt Big Game on Streets of Santa Fe
In Santa Fe a mounted elk head on the plaza was vandalized during the night. Two shots shattered the display, leaving two holes in the glass and bullets lodged in the elk head as street quiet gave way to gunfire.
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Santa FE
Oct
Robbers Loot Santa Fe Indian Shop on Plaza
Santa Fe October 8 AP The old Indian shop on the Plaza was robbed last night of Indian jewelry and other merchandise valued at 2600 dollars burglars broke a window with a rock to gain entry to a work room where they found a hacksaw in a tool box They used the saw to cut through an iron grill into the main store Employees discovered the burglary when they opened the shop this morning.
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Santa Fe
Jobless in U S now at 17 million report says
San Francisco dated AP note cites Robert J. Watt declaring nearly 17,000,000 unemployed in the United States. The first quarter 1934 national figures show 9,326,514 totally without work and 7,519,808 on part time or government projects, with youth unemployment high and many heads of households on relief or part time work.
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San Francisco
United States
Robert J. Watt
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Watt
Merchants Meet Thursday Night Leads Fire Prevention Talk
Lloyd Steinman of Denver representing the Mountain States Fire Prevention Bureau will speak on fire prevention at the Merchants Association meeting Thursday night at 6 20 at the Nickson Coffee Shop. The session, moved from Tuesday to hear him, ties to National Fire Prevention Week and aims to draft a preliminary financial statement for the Eastern New Mexico State Fair. All Roswell business and professional men are invited.
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New Mexico State Fair Association
Zeiger Carnival
Owsley Boys
Magdalena
Roswell
Helen Noah
Joan Glover
Dorothy Jane Dustin
Dorothy Williams
G. T. Watts
Glover
H. A. Poorbaugh
Lloyd Steinman
Denver
Mountain States Fire Prevention Bureau
Merchants’ Association
Nickson
Steinman
New Mexico
Two Missing Fliers Wreck Plane But Safe
Elk City Idaho Oct 8 AP Marshall Dana of Portland and Bert Zimmerly his pilot missing since yesterday walked into Elk City this morning beside their wrecked plane ten miles east of here. They were bruised but not badly hurt. The ship was forced down in heavy timber by motor trouble after takeoff yesterday afternoon from here for Lewiston Dana is the northwest director of the Pub
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Elk City
Idaho
Marshall Dana
Portland
Bert Zimmerly
Here
Lewiston
Dana
Northwest
Parties Out On Drives For Votes In State
Albuquerque October 8 Three political campaign parties were in the field for Republicans and Democrats as voting nears. The GOP opened at Roy with Jaffa Miller campaigning for governor. Democrats led by Dennis Chavez and Clyde Tingley scheduled rallies in Lovington Hobbs. A second Democratic tour by Carl Hatch and J. J. Dempsey planned stops at Grants and Gallup in northern New Mexico.
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Albuquerque
Roy
Jaffa Miller
Dennis Chavez
Clyde Tingley
Lovington and
Hobbs
Carl A
Hauptmann Loser Motion In New York Court
Indictment charging Bruno Richard Hauptmann with murder in the Lindbergh kidnapping was returned by a Hunterdon county grand jury. In New York Bronx Judge Harry Stackell denied Hauptmann’s motion to examine grand jury minutes and to copy them, saying the motion aimed to dismiss the indictment rather than challenge evidence.
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Flemington
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hunterdon County
Supreme Cort
Thomas Trenchard
New York
Bronx
Harry Stackell
Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Jame M. Fawcett
Samuel J. Foley
Fawcett
Stackell
Busy Morning In Lower Court Returns A Busy Docket
In a morning session Judge L L Johnson arraigned eleven on state charges and three on city charges. Defendants included Frances Jackson on larceny from a person, Manuel Zamora and others on assault with a deadly weapon, Ignacio Espinosa for assault and abuse of wife, Arthur Linn for stealing shirts, and Joss Marie Hernandez for attempting arson at St. Johns Church. Several plead guilty and were bound over to district court. bonds were set but not posted. Three city defendants were fined for drunkenness.
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L. L
Kirk) Johnson
Frances Jackson
Mathew Lee
Manuel Zamora
Delfin Zamora
Guadalupe Ayala
Manuel Ayala
Pauline Ayala
Nick Domiguez
Joss Marie Hernandez
St. John’s Catholic Church
Felipe Gamboa
Gonzales of Roswell Sentenced to Two Years
Albuquerque reports that Santiago Gonzales of Roswell was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary by Federal Judge Colin Neblett after being charged with possession of an unregistered still and illegal possession of cash.
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Gonzales
Roswell
PEN
Albuquerque
Santiago Gonzales
Colin Neblett
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