Armijo Charged With Forgery And Embezzlement
Albuquerque district attorney filed two criminal complaints charging George W. Armijo former State Sheep Sanitary Board secretary with forgery and embezzlement. The alleged forgery concerns a check attributed to Sheep Board president Walter Connell. embezzlement cites $1,950 misused between February and June 1934. Armijo, also a former interpreter and House clerk, was not arrested by noon. bond set at $3,000.
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Albauquerque
le LP
George W. Armijo
State Sheep Sanitary Board
Sheep Board
Armijo
Justice of the Peace
Democratic
Lord
Mabry
Walter M. Connell
Sheep Sanitary Board
First National Bank
Sheep ‘Board
Juan Vigil
Vigil
R. H. Hanna
Connell
George A Armijo
State House of Representatives
Plane Taking J P White to Texas in Fast Liner
The TIWA 14 passenger airliner carried J P White to San Antonio for medical reasons, landing at Roswell airport at 1 20 pm after a smooth trip. White, now at Nix Hospital in San Antonio, remained with his wife and son while other passengers returned to Roswell. The sequence showed stops at Big Springs with a total 3 hour flying time for the 460 mile leg.
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TIWA
J. P. White
San Antonio
Roswell
White
Nix
A Pp. White Jr
J. P. White Jr
M. W. Hodges
C. F. Beeson
G. W. Griswold
H. H. McGee
Howard Amason
Charles Boring
Vre White
Jillness
Big Springs
Texas
Five New Mexico tax plans aim to fund schools and government
Portales reports Republican leaders outline five tax proposals to raise about 2.6 million dollars annually, including luxury, intangibles, graduated income, production, and franchise taxes. They claim sales tax could be reduced and urge federal aid, while criticizing Democrats and outlining campaign stops across the state.
Eleven children hurt in Roy New Mexico bus crash
AP report details a school bus crash near Mills New Mexico injuring 11 pupils nine girls and two boys with three seriously hurt. Driver Edwin Olson and highway worker Gentra suffered internal injuries. Seven other children were treated for cuts and bruises.
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Roy
N. M
Mills
Zola Miner
Warner Fluhman
Roy Strohmeier
Edwin Olson
R. A. Gentra
Employe
Olson
Gentra
Youth movement energizes Republicans in Beverly Hills
A Beverly Hills column lauds a Republican shift calling it a youths movement. It notes ex White House co-eds including Mrs. Benjamin Harrison and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt joining, praises the female White House influence, mentions Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt's birthday, and sends warm wishes to Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and others while urging continued public engagement.
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Beverly Hills
S. Calif
White House
Benjamin Harrison
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
America
Franklin Roosevelt
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Hall joins Cutting bid in New Mexico race
Crovis New Mexico October 13 AP James A Hall president of the ton declares he will back Sen Bronson Cutting Republican for re election to the U S Senate The Democrat says he has followed party principles and aligned with Farleys counsel on party loyalty He cites opposition to Republican figures as a reason for supporting Cutting Continued on Page Eight.
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Crovis
N. M
James A. Hall
The
Ton
Sen
Bronson Cutting
United States Senate
Hall
James Farley
Democratic Party
Mr. Farley
New Mexico
Ori Guard
Republican Bocces
Bursums
Reids
Republicans denounce Ortiz y Pino defection in New Mexico
AP report from Santa Fe notes Republican state headquarters dismiss the Ortiz y Pino defection as unserious. The wealthy figure aligned with bi partisans, mocked for joining a plunderbund. The statement frames his move as a response to not securing a state ticket seat.
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Santa Fe
Jose Ortiz Y Pino
Ortiz Y Pino
Pino
Tingley says he built Albuquerque and can do state
Alamogordo Oct. 15 AP Clyde Tingley Albuquerque city commission chair and Democratic candidate for governor told Otero county Democrats in Santa Fe after January 1 he would bring efficient government. He claimed 20 years of building parks roads and schools in New Mexico and denied being dangerous to the state house. Chavez reviewed his veteran record and pledged 100 percent support for Roosevelt as Tingley and Chavez head to Dona Ana with a Las Cruces rally tonight.
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Portales
N. M
Jaffa Milner
Roswell
Miller
Clyde Tingley
Maurice F. Miera
Dennis Chavez
Washington
Sen
Cutting
Chavez
R. C. Dillon
Senate
Roosevelt
Miera
Oliver M. Lee
Jose Armijo
Tatum
Lovington
Hobbs
Alamogordo
Clyde Vacua
Albuquerque
Cil Commissionn
Otero County
Santa Fe
Tingley
Sen. Cutting
Tularosa
New Mexico
Alway
Dona Ana County
Las Cruces
Cutting and Chaves clash over political identity
In Watrous New Mexico on October 13 Senator Cutting defended his view that the race pits industrial interests against the common people. J R Gallegos national committee man for the state league of young Democrats rejected the charge that Dennis Chaves represents corporate interests. He asserted Cutting was born wealthy and self made in politics.
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Cutting
New Mexico
Dennis Chavez
Chavez
Football scores in daily record include many games
A page lists final scores from multiple colleges and clubs. Notable results include Colgate crushing Drexel 62 to 0, Dartmouth routing Springfield 27 to 7, Pittsburgh defeating Southern California 20 to 6, and Lehigh beating Johns Hopkins 7 to 0.
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Roxbury School
Dartmouth
Georgia Military College
Navy Plebes
St. Bonaventure
Colgate
Upsala
Drexel
Penn
Yale
Springfield
Rutgers
Maine
Mass. State
Conn. State
Northeastern
Rhode Island State
Amherst Union
Amherst
Southern Calif
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Michigan State
Pitt Stuns Southern Cal 20 6 at Pitt Stadium
Pitt Panthers avenge Rose Bowl losses by defeating Southern California 20 to 6 before 55 000 fans at Pitt Stadium. Mile Nicksick and Henry Weisenbaugh powered a 13 6 Pitt lead as USC rallied late in the half with a Cotton Warburton to Clemons pass and a long 80 yard sequence.
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South
Pitt Stadium
Southern California
Trojans
Pitt Panthers
Mile Nicksick
Henry Weisenbaugh
Pitt
Irvine
Cotton
Warburton
Clemons
Michigan State Defeats Carnegie Tech 13 to 0
In East Lansing on October 13, Michigan State college football crushed Carnegie Tech 13 to 0. MSU used a strong running and passing attack to secure two field goals and a touchdown, while Carnegie Tech never threatened the goal line.
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Wichigan State
Carnegie Tech
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State College
Carnegie
Conductor leaders back Cutting for re election in New Mexico
Tucumcari New Mexico October 13 AP S J Ashe general chairman of the conductors of the Southern Pacific railroad praises Senator Bronson Cutting as a top statesman and strongest ally of labor farmers and ex service men urging voters to return Cutting to the Senate in the upcoming election.
Third period results show Army leading Drake 48 to 0
Football and hockey style update records scores from a slate of college games with several lopsided outcomes. Army dominates Drake 48 to 0 while Indiana and Temple are tied 6 to 6 and Maryland trails Navy 16 to 0 with Brown down 7 to Harvard.
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Army
Indiana
Temple
Maryland
Navy
Brown
Harvard
Early college football scores show upsets and shutouts
The second period features Purdue against Notre Dame trailing 0 to 18 while Iowa and Nebraska remain 0, Michigan trails Chicago 0 to 6, Ohio State 0 and Illinois 7, and South Methodist scores 9 while Rice adds 6. The uneven results mark a tense slate across several teams with low scoring in this segment.
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Purdue
Notre Dame
Iowa
Nebraska
Michigan
Chicago
Ohio State
Illinois
South Meth
Rice
First period scoreless in Oklahoma Texas game
Scoreless first period in the Oklahoma at Texas matchup and a 0-0 tie also noted between Denver University and Colorado A&M.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Denver U
Colo. Aggies
Progressives Labeled Leeches by Chavez at Carrizozo
Dennis Chavez condemned progressives as a misnomer in Carrizozo New Mexico. He warned Democrats would eject them before they devise a fitting program while Clyde Tingley builds roads. He attacked Herman Baca for switching sides and criticized Republican and Democratic leaders.
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Carrizozo
N. M
Oet
Dennis Chavez
Clyde Tingley
Herman Baca
Dick Dillon
Republican Party
Hockenhull
Springer
General Wood to Attend Adjuncts General Conference
Brig. Gen. Osborne C. Wood adjutant general of New Mexico left for Atlanta on October 13 to attend the annual conference of adjutants general.
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Wood
Atlanta
Santa Fe
Osborne C. Wood
Adjutant General of
New Mexico
Adjutants General
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