Federal plea to speed highway work across states
Secretary Ickes urges governors to accelerate recovery highway projects funded by 400 million dollars from the public works program. Telegram figures show 2165 projects approved nationally, but only 1359 contracts awarded and 759 under construction. he asks governors how to push more projects into actual construction quickly to employ more men.
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Ickes
Washington
Public Works Fund
Jees
Federal Administrator of Public Works
Rocky Mountain
Public Works Administration
The
Public Works Highway Program
Explosion and Fire Kill Crewmembers on L-26 Submarine
An explosion and fire on the British submarine L-26 near Campbeltown Scotland killed two and seriously injured 14 as officials probe the cause. The sub, refloated after grounding on the Kintyre Peninsula, was to join autumn maneuvers when the blast occurred likely from water seeping into charging batteries through a hull hole.
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Campbeltown Harbor
Scotland
Portland
Kintyre Peninsula
Brady Identified As Being In Kansas City Massacre
Tucumcari New Mexico October 9 AP Brady an alleged escaped convict linked to the Kansas City Union Depot massacre and a New Mexico bank robbery is identified by First National Bank of Frederick Oklahoma officials as one of three hold up suspects. He lies wounded in a Tucumcari hospital after being arrested near here. Clark claimed to be Brady but Brady is seriously wounded and under hospital care. Authorities plan further questioning once Brady recovers and Frederick officers may be brought in to question the pair.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Bob Brady
Kansas State Penitentiary
Kansas City Union Depot
New Mexico
First National Bank of
Frederick
Okla
J. B. Beard, Jr
R. C. Pliett
Eller
Brady
Clark
Jim Clark
Kansas
Here
Oxlehama
Ira Allen
Frank Nash
Kansas City
Bruce Brady
Albuquerque
Robert C. Brady
U. S. Attorney’s Office
U C
Martin Riley
Colin Neblett
U. S
Gilber Espinosa
Raymond J. Caffery
F. J. Lackey
F. S. Smith
William L. Vandeventer
U. S Marshal’s
Santa Fe
N- M
Ohio
Street
Frank Atwood
Kansas Prison
Wilbur Underhill
Natio Bank
Brady and
Charles F. Urschel
Leona Deer
Bula Jackson
Resolutions Back Sound Dollar From Chicago Legion
Beverly Hills observer notes American Legion resolutions passed in Chicago favoring a sound dollar. The cross section of the nation supported stable currency, rejecting easy paths and voicing concern only over real value. The writer warns that arguing economics can reveal feeble-mindedness.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Chicago
Tere
STOCKMEN MEET AT COURT HOUSE TO DISCUSS FENCES
A large group of stockmen gathered at the court house this afternoon to address problems facing the group, chiefly the removal of drift fences on public lands. Captain B. C. Mossman was named chairman after a speech by Attorney Harold Hurd. The meeting was in progress as press time approached.
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Court House
B. C. Mossman
Harold Hurd
Philippines Reject Offer Independence Contested Terms
Manila October 9 The senate rejected terms favored by Congress for Philippine independence. They propose ten years of interim freedom with import limits to the United States and retention of American military reservations. House expected to concur. Quezon and Osmeña say concurrent action won’t kill the Hawes Cutting act.
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Manila
Senate
Congress
United States
House
Manuel Quezon
Sergio Osimensz
Quezon
Washington
Leading Players In World Series
The state motor patrol announced a program with personnel changes. E K Neumann, attorney general and patrol board member, reported shifts including Irish at Raton, Beckner Miller and House at Santa Fe, and Katz Shortridge at Albuquerque after the recent chief appointment.
COC Worker Shot and Killed in Santa Fe
Samuel Griego, a COC camp worker, was shot and killed at his La Madera home. Fred Maestas faces a preliminary hearing on a murder charge after allegedly signing a confession in which he blamed Griego for marital problems. Police report two gunshot wounds to Griego's chest and neck.
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Santa Fe
Fredrica Maestas
Samuel Griego
COC
Grieogo
la Madera
Maestas
David Chavez
Griego
Kellys in federal building scuffle as trial opens
Kathryn Kelly slaps a guard during a shove at the entrance of the federal building as George Kelly readies to attack. An officer hits him with a pistol, no serious injuries. They face kidnapping charges with about a dozen witnesses expected.
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Oklahoma City
Kathryn Kelly
Federal Building
J. C. White
George
Grand Lodge Meeting Invites Local Fraternal Delegates
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Thomas, Howard Glover, B. P. Rasmus and Emory Hurst left Sunday afternoon in Mr. Thomas' car to attend the S. O. O. F. Grand Lodge meeting at Albuquerque. They will probably be home Wednesday.
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J. R. Thomas
Howard Glover
B. P. Rasmus
Emory Hurst
Baca says New Mexico Legion charter not in danger
Santa Fe AP Maj Herman G Baca NM national committeeman says after returning from the national convention there is no plan to cancel New Mexico Legion charter. He calls charges against the state department a move by disgruntled Legionnaires and notes Edward Hayes aims for fair hearings and a response opportunity for the state.
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Herman G. Baca
New Mexico
The
American Legion
Legion
State Department
Baca
Edward Hayes
World Series watch party draws large crowds at Third and Main
Enthusiastic crowds watched each World Series game on the board at Third and Main, with AP play by play from The Record. The newspaper thanks Dustin's News Store for the board, George Foreman for announcing, Louis Falconi for the loud speaker, Vernon Richmond for the telephone line, and board operators Bob Brewer, Shorty Hood, Ed Richmond, Louie Bagwell, and Cecil Anderson.
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Third and Main
Associated Press
George Foreman
Louis Falconi
Vernon Richmond
Tie Record
Bob Brewer
Nolen (Shorty) Hood
Ed Richmond
Louie Bagwell
Cecil Anderson
Gallup Miners to Send Men to Meet Governor
Gallup New Mexico October 9 AP Local NMU factions at five large Gallup mines were permitted by military authorities to meet this afternoon to elect delegates for a Wednesday Santa Fe arbitration conference with Governor A W Hockenhull. Martha Roberts leads the strikers as others remain in the military stockade after arrests for inciting arming. Four mines operated with 200 men despite a 400-strong picket line. Sharp Hanson of Gallup Southwestern left for Chicago for a two week fine.
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Gallup
N. M
National Miners Union
Santa Fe
Gov. A. W. Hockenhull
C. G- Sage
NMU
Martha Roberts
Gallup Southwestern
Sharp Hanson
Chicago
Two Kellys Stand Trial for Urschel Kidnapping
Oklahoma City. October 9. A jury was quickly formed for the trial of George Kelly and his wife Kathryn on charges in the Charles F. Urschel kidnapping. Seven other defendants in the case faced similar charges as federal conspiracy law is applied to the ransom plot. Bailey and Bates already received life terms after transport to Leavenworth with ten officers guarding the prisoners during the move.
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Urschel
Harvey Bailey
Albert Bates
R. G. Shannon
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Kelly
J. E. Brooks
Kathryn
George
Federal Court
Okio
International Illustrated News
Kathryn Kelly
Dilahoma City
Gus Winkler Shot and Killed on North Side Street
Chicago dated Oct 9 AP reports gangster Gus Winkler public enemy and reputed killer was shot in the back on a north side street. He died before police questioning about a $0.25 million Chicago mail robbery. Lebensberger cafe owner linked to the case committed suicide recently.
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Chicago
Gus Winkler
Edgar Lebensberger
Sucide Lebensberger
Winkler
Lake Shore Drive
Plenty Yet Distress Says Bateman Editor Record
The piece reflects on widespread distress amid national plenty. It portrays a poor boy who earns twenty-five cents before heading to cotton fields and argues adversity can forge a capable future leader who will help manage and distribute wealth and resources fairly.
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Seoming
Boy Scout Court of Honor Tonight at Court House
The regular monthly Boy Scout Court of Honor will be held at 7 38 tonight at the Boy Scout office on the second floor of the court house.
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BOY Scout Court OF Honor
Boy Scout Office
Court House
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