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The election produced a heavy vote and some disturbances at polling places. Deputies and state police patrolled the polls at Albuquerque’s request of citizens. Campaign manager Oestreich framed the win as Clyde Ingley’s personal victory over strong opposition. The Graham-Hahn group joined by Hannett backed a pledge to restore charter government and establish merit and pension systems for city workers.
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Miles
Albuquerque
W. C. Oestreich
Tingley
Clyde Ingley
Graham-Hahn
A. T. Hannett
Graham-Hahn Alliance
Waggoman
Wilson
Germany Sees Wedge Between Allies Ahead of Britain Speech
German officials report a growing split with Britain and France over Poland and the Versailles settlement. Daladier’s stance is vague while Hitler insists the Versailles borders are settled. Britain’s Chamberlain’s war speech and dominion roles shape moves as rumors of armistice circulate.
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Britain
Germany
France
Daladier
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Hitler
Reichstag
Poland
Russia
Europe
Versailles
Fuehrer
Reich
Dominions
London
Maryland's Civil War veteran Daniels reaches 100 in birthday milestone
Charles H Daniels of Maryland, once deemed unlikely to survive by three doctors during a major operation 18 years ago, celebrated his 100th birthday today. Two of those physicians who doubted him are now deceased.
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Charles H. Daniels
Maryland
Daniels
Finland and Britain in wartime exchanges and exodus reports
Reports from London and Helsinki describe Britain’s early war manpower and shipping losses, Finnish civilian flight from Helsinki and Viipuri, and new Soviet actions. The pieces note Hore Belisha’s figure of 158,000 Allied troops to France, Churchill shipping losses, and Daladier and Chamberlain ultimatums, with Finland preparing for Moscow talks and a mass departure of civilians as war looms.
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Helsinki
Viipuri
Moscow
Juho Kusti Paasikivi
Finland
Russia
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Urho Kekkonen
Oo 7
Bis
Elias Erkko
Bezbozhnik
the Godless
Antireligious Movement
White
Ukraine
Poland
Red Army
State highway letting postponed pending wage scale
Santa Fe Oct 11 The October 13 highway letting is postponed pending a meeting of contractors highway officials and labor representatives after October 18. State labor commissioner Vincent Jaeger set the date to discuss a tentative wage scale for highway and public works employees which contractors deem unsatisfactory.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
N. M
State Highway Department
Vincent Jaeger
Jaeger
New Mexico Sets Brake Light Rule Deadline
Governor Miles office announced New Mexico motorists must comply with new brake-light regulations by December 1 and obtain inspection stickers. Officials said the deadline was extended to avoid confusion and lessen inconvenience.
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New Mexico
Miles
State land office nets $14181 at monthly lease sale
The state land office collected $14,181.93 from oil and gas leases on 14 tracts during its monthly sale. Of 23 tracts offered, seven drew no bids. Two bids were rejected.
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The
State Land Office
Motor carrier permits granted by state commission
The state corporation commission has issued contracts to Grant Swapp of Luna New Mexico to haul building materials and feed in Catron and Grant counties, J G Dyer of Monahans Texas to haul oilfield equipment in interstate commerce, and R C Mortenson of Sanford Colorado to transport freight in interstate commerce.
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State Corporation Commission
Grant Swapp
Luna
N. M
Catron
Grant
J. G. Dyer
Monahans
Tex
R. C. Mortenson
Sanford
Colo
State Capitol Closed for Columbus Day Holiday
Governor Miles designates Columbus Day as a legal holiday in New Mexico prompting a statewide all day closure of the state capitol and related offices tomorrow.
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State
Miles
New Mexico
Comptroller lauds Luna County tax collection record
State Comptroller C R Sebastian says a report from Luna County treasurer J B Wells notes 96 5 percent of the 1938 property taxes have been collected in Luna County.
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C. R. Sebastian
Luna County
J. B. Wells
Weather notes and a football lesson end in injury
New Mexico and Colorado forecast fair tonight with frost in parts and little temperature change. West Texas also fair with minimal change. In Wharton New Jersey Samuel Palmer trained his seven year old son Billy in tackling during a football lesson causing Billy to tackle him and injure the father with a broken collarbone.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
West Texas
Wharton, N. J
Samuel Palmer
Billy
Palmer
Prison Sentence for Seduction of a Minor in Estancia
Estancia New Mexico October 11 District Judge Numa C Freundger sentenced William Keller to eight months to a year in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to charges of seduction of a minor.
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Estancia, N. M
Numa C. Frenger
William Keller
State Penitentiary
Ohio Picks Three Favorite Sons in 1940 Campaign
An editorial from Ohio calls the state the first triple threat in the presidential season. It cites prosperity per Milly the typewriter as mills heat up, and weighs strategic issues from the Turkey question to Baltic defenses. A Japanese paper accuses the U.S. of starting the war in Europe, while some doubt Japan’s sense of humor.
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Ohio
United States
Europe
Denmark's Finlands Stand Against Soviet Demands
Finland resists Moscow pressure over naval bases at the Aland Islands and Baltic access as the Soviet Union masss troops near the Gulf of Bothnia. Finland vows to defend its independence and democratic debt obligations while wary of Communist influence.
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Finland
Stalin
Russia
Baltic States
Aland Islands
Gulf of Bothnia
Sweden
Tragedy of Errors SEATTLE would be a mistaken tale
A fragmented Seattle report describes a misread incident that spirals into a tragedy. Officials and witnesses differ on sequence, leaving unanswered questions about fault and consequence.
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Seattle
Business Census Starts January 2 Roswell survey announced
Claude Simpson of the Roswell Chamber of Commerce announced the Census of Business and Census of Manufactures will begin in Roswell on January 2 1940. The nationwide survey covers retailers wholesalers service businesses hotels amusements and more and will collect data on 1939 volume credit sales inventories payroll and employment. Enumerators will visit all Roswell businesses over about five months with results released by area and statewide totals in 1940. All responses are confidential under law.
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Claude Simpson
Roswell
Issus
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Leslie Hore-Belisha
Admiralty
Winston Churchill
Inerlin
Home Office
Soviet Union
Dneister
William Ritt
Central Press
Milly
Republic of Turkey
Cincinnati Reds
Pop
Baltic
Alands
Kiuonstadt
England
Simpson
Census Bureau
Bureau of the Census
United
Pes BK
Aie
Cait
Pecos Valley
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
North Main St
Roswell, New Mexico
Faia
Perros
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