Gallup Strikers Seek Settlement in Eight-Week Mine Walkout
In Gallup New Mexico on October 18 the National Miners Union renewed negotiations with four strike affected mines but drew rebuffs from three. Strikers pressed for a pit committee representing all workers, while Diamond Coal Company offered to hire freely without discriminating against strikers. Mutual Coal Company and Direct Line Coal Company refused to discuss with non employed committee members, and Gallup American Coal Company cited adherence to NRA coal code, noting no current employes to negotiate.
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Gallup
N. M
National Miners Union
Diamond Coal Company
Allison
NMU
Robert Wyper
Diamond Company
Wyper
H. F. Mills
Mutual Coal Company
George Miksch
Direct Line Coal Company
Mentmore
Gallup American Coal Company
Horace Moces
NRA
Taxpayers urge troops kept in Gallup strike danger
Clarence Iden of the New Mexico Taxpayers Association told the Governor that the Gallup coal strike poses a serious menace requiring definite action. He praised the national guard as essential to prevent bloodshed and property destruction, urging troops stay in Gallup amid a broader alleged Communist threat.
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Santa Fe
Clarence Iden
The
New Mexico Taxpayers Association
Gallup
National Guard
Iden
E. W. Bowen
Tucumecuri
Taxpayers Association
Albuquerque
Tden
Ten
McKinley County
Rodeo crowds, times, parades mark Roswell fair day
A large crowd attended the Eastern New Mexico State Fair opening in Roswell. Rodeo results include Buck King 30 4-35 seconds and Bull dogging times led by Polk Brown 1 minute 12 seconds. The parade featured Sunset Creamery float queen Miss Mabel Johnson and Princesses Kaye Schuler Ruth Nicholas, with Grand Roswell Rotary Club float praised.
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Sunset Creamery Float
Ad Club
Roswell Auto
Kayo Schuler
Ruth Nicholas
Buck King
Tom Babers
Ed Dixon
Gerald Qjully
Buster Prather
Donald Corn
Ralph Bonnell
Henry Monroe
Ariel Jernigan
A. J. Pettigrew
Tommie Mason
Slats Sephens
Pat Lewis
Roy Lewis
Curt Lee
Bud Johnson
New Mexico
Sunset Creamery
Roswell Advertising Club
Roswell Auto Company
Mabel Johnson
Carl Johnson
Kaye Schuler
Albert H. Schuler
W. A. Nicholas
Fair Grounds
Chaves County Historical Society
Price and Company
American Legion
Shorter international conferences urged to cut war risk
Beverly Hills report mocks endless gatherings by the same delegates. The piece jokes that eliminating conferences would prevent wars, noting Versailles Washington 1922 and subsequent talks merely tried to fix past errors. It suggests pensioning delegates and filming them as if at a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Versailles
Washington
Germany's National Awakening pamphlet sparks inquiry worldwide
An anonymous English pamphlet defending Hitler's principles and outlining a foreign policy for the new Germany circulated in Geneva. It claims Germany seeks revised eastern frontiers through treaties, argues Danzig should remain German, and envisions Austria merging with Germany as inevitable.
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Geneva
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Journal Des Nations
Napoleon
Lake Geneva
Marseilles
Tessin
Venice
Switzerland
East Prussia
Reich
Danzig
Austria
American Legion Post No 28 names 1933 34 appointments
The Charles M. de Bremond Post No. 28 executive committee approved new appointments for 1933 34 by Post Commander Lake J. Frazer. Listings include Adjutant Richard Gardner and members across Membership Entertainment Local Finance Athletic and other committees plus Legion Representative on Federal Relief Board H A Ingalls and Veterans Council members Val Fulcher George M Cowan and Herman R Crile.
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Charles M. de Bremond
American Legion
Lake J. Frazier
Guy Whicker
L. C. Lollar
C. M. Martin
George A. Clark
Joe Johnson
Lester Brewer
Only W. Liston
Damon H. Pace
Jack Anderson
R. B. Sanders
John Q. Adams
Carl M. Holt
Rue Chrisman
A- C. Lacer
John B. G. Green
J. B. Lassiter
Claude M. Hicks
C. R. Covington
Otto Johnson
Val L. Fulcher
Cutter
C. L
Governor Signs the Vote Canvass in New Mexico
Santa Fe Oct 18 AP Gov A W Heckenhull signed the state canvassing board findings declaring the state wet while criticizing a previous report that he dodged the signature due to his convictions which are dry He said he is a good Democrat and bowed to the majority He was delayed in Clovis for personal affairs and is now moving his household to the Executive Mansion stating he is a helper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
A. W. Heckenhull
Clovis
Henry Ford in New Tangle With NRA
Henry Ford faces renewed NRA difficulties as Wagner reports Ford Motor Co prepared to meet authorized employee representatives. A Dearborn telegram from Ford offices described by Ford as different in tone from Wagner’s account. Edgewater plant striker settlement meeting set with plant superintendent to attend.
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Washington
Henry Ford
NRA
Wagner
National Labor Board
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Ford
Dearborn
Edgewater
New Jersey
Forged Warrants In Clovis Swindle
A man in Clovis New Mexico sought by police used forged insurance compensation warrants drawn on a New York bank to obtain 145 dollars in cash. He purchased a radio watch gun photographs and other merchandise to cash the warrants ranging from 15 to 36 dollars during a week stay.
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Clovis
N. M
New York
Four men charged in Roswell robberies and thefts
Charges filed against Chester Melvin Plummer Murrell Carl Quillen and E W Lewis after their Monday arrest with a large quantity of stolen goods. Melvin and Murrell face counts for stealing flour corn meal clothing and other property from Roswell Trading Co on October 12. Melvin and Murrell also charged with stealing a Chevrolet pickup valued over 100. Quillen charged with stealing a 1932 Buick sedan valued over 100. Lewis charged with receiving and concealing stolen goods. Preliminary hearings expected tomorrow. officers believe the men may be linked to multiple Roswell robberies.
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Sam McCue
Chester Melvin
Plummer Murrell
Roswell Trading Company
Melvin and
Murrell
Roswell
Homer Dunnagan
Carl Quillen
George L. White
John C. Peck
E. W. Lewis
Lake J. Frazier
Local Black Woman Charged After Night Shooting
A criminal complaint filed this morning charges Addie Ellzey a local Negro woman with three counts after she allegedly shot and wounded two Black women near Virginia and Alameda Streets last Saturday night. Sheriff John C. Peck signed the complaint.
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Addie Ellzey
Virginia
Alameda
John C. Peck
Addie Elizey
Sammie Searcy
Baby Knight Howard
Tonight’s fair program at the fairgrounds schedule
Tonight at the fairgrounds Eleventh and Main: 6:00 Grand Opening of Midway Zeiger United Shows and rides. 7:00 Baby Contest with silver cup for Eastern New Mexico’s most perfect infant. 8:00 Cowboy dance led by Carl Johnson at the D A V Home. 9:00 The Five Wonders tumbling show featuring Jean Amoneti Alice Fay Dekker Eliza beth Binns Hardenta Scannell Martha Bower Dorothy Brown in the General Exhibit Building.
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Midway
Fair Grounds
Eleventh
Main Streets
Zeiger United
New Mexico
Carl Johnson
Five Wonders
Jean Amoneti
Alice Fay Dekker
Elizabeth Binns
Hardenta Scannell
Martha Bower
Dorothy Brown
New Mexico Fair Program Promises Dances Rodeo and Shows
Tomorrow at Fair Grounds Eleventh and Main the New Mexico Fair opens at 10:00 am with live stock poultry and crafts exhibits. Midday shows start at 1:20 pm with Zeiger United Shows Rodeo at Thorne Park. Evening events include Betty Lou Ballard and others at 3:00 pm and a 9:00 pm dance revue with Jean Pearson performing. Admission to all shows is fifty cents.
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Fair Grounds
Zeiger United
Thorne Park
East Second Street
Southwest
Church Fight With Bullets In Arkansas
Jonesboro Arkansas October 18 The attempt to assassinate Rev Dale Crowley imprisoned pastor of the strife torn Baptist Tabernacle here has halted temporarily at least peace negotiations between factions seeking to end the dispute prize remains unclear as both sides claim progress and danger persists in a tense community marked by religious conflict and political pressure
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Jonesboro
Ark
Dale Crowley
Baptist Tabernacle
Great crowds swarm grounds as fair opens
A large crowd filled the General Exhibits Hall as the fair began with livestock and poultry exhibits opening, the Carnival Company reporting strong business. An observer, Happy Wintz of Standard Oil, estimated the parade crowd about one third larger than last year’s opening day.
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Carnival Company
Happy Wintz
Standard Oil Company
Cactus Club Booth Attracts Visitors At Fair Exhibit
The Cactus Club booth in the Exhibit Hall features 250 cactus varieties grown mostly by Roswell members with one Hagerman contribution. Highlights include Old Man Cactus and Astrophytum from central Mexico, plus locally grown New Mexico cacti. The booth, neatly arranged, is near the north front of the building and invites close viewing.
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Cactus Club
Fair Grounds
Roswell
Hagerman
South America
Canada
Old Mexico
New Mexico
Ed Williams of The Model Rushes to Hospital for Appendicitis
Ed Williams of The Model was taken to St. Marys hospital with an emergency appendicitis last night. He underwent an operation at nine this morning and is reported as testing easily this afternoon with his condition considered good.
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Ed. J. Wiliams
St. Mary’s Hospital
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Main Street
C. J. Stilwell
Military Institute
Saunders
Roswell Rotary Club
Jean Amonett
Marcos
Chaves
Europe
AM. Legion
Richard
L. W. Hammond
A. B. Corum
A. L. Farnsworth
R. *. Hinkle
T- J. Hall
Edward Purdy
Cyril Hanes
Sam Stolaroff
Roswet
Betty Lou Ballard
Alizene Hinkle
Mary Evelyn Wyatt
Raymond Grand
Air Grounds
Jean Pearson
Arkansas
Jalil
Ness
J. Williams
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