Plans Announced For Handling U S Relief Fund In NM
Governor Arthttey Seigman outlined New Mexico plans to administer $90,800 from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for winter relief. The fund will target needy residents, with local agencies supervised by the state bureau of child welfare, and reimbursed upon vouchers. The loan must be repaid by the state at 3 percent.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Arthttey Seigman
New Mexico
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington
State Bureau of Child Welfare
Red Cross
State Board of Finance
Colorado
Texas
W. F. Barnett
Methodist
Waco
O. F. Sensabaugh
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Democratic Rally 10 Set At Junior High Auditorium
Four Democratic state ticket candidates will speak at a mass meeting in the Junior High school auditorium at 6 30 tonight on state and national issues Dennis Chaves A W Hockenhull Mrs Georgia L Lusk and Don R Casados will be introduced from the platform Paul G Schultz Democratic county chairman will preside Roswell municipal band will provide music This is the first big Democratic rally in Chaves county with expectations of a large turnout A week later September 27 Governor Arthur Seligman and other state candidates are scheduled to speak at the same venue
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Dennis Chaves
New Mexico
A. W. Hockenhull
Georgia L. Lusk
Don. R. Casados
State Corporation Commission
Paul G. Schultz
Roswell
Chaves County
Arthur Seligman
Junoir High School
Senator Cutting
Miera
Progressive League
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
KCB
Albuquerque
Cutting's Party Joins Democrats in New Mexico
The Progressive party founded by Bronson M. Cutting followers merged with Democrats in New Mexico pledging support for national state and county tickets. The move followed the party chairman’s withdrawal of the state ticket and includes plans for a radio address by Cutting and continued party activity despite the fusion.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Progressive Party
United States
Bronson M. Cutting
New Mexico
Jate
Maurice Miera
Mieca Las
Senator Cutting
Albuquerque
Hust and Kechter Are Acquitted in Albuquerque
Dr. R L Hust of Albuquerque and Harry Kechter of Santa Fe were acquitted by a jury of murder and criminal abortion charges in the death of Mrs. Justine Harrington Elms of Santa Fe last August. Jury deliberated from 7 15 p m to 11 40 p m after closing arguments. Judge Milton Helmick overruled defense motions for an instructed verdict.
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Albuquerque
N. M
R. L. Hust
Harry Kechter
Santa Fe
Justine Harrington Elms
Santa
Milton Helmick
Great Democrats Denied Hoover Blame At Heckler Lunch
Chicago, Oct. 2. Chairman Everett Sanders of the Republican National Committee challenged Democratic spokesmen who blamed President Hoover for the depression. At a Hamilton Club luncheon, Sanders argued Democrats, including the nominee, had misstated the causes of the downturn and criticized early steps by the administration. He cited John Raskob's remarks and predicted momentum would lift the economy with auto industry revival beginning in January.
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Chicago
Everett Sanders
Republican National Committee Today
Hoover
Hamilton Club
Washington
Republican Party
Gov
Ritchie
John Raskob
Democratic National Commitee
Taxpayers' Also Committee Meets in Chamber of Commerce
The executive committee of the Chaves County Taxpayers' Association met at 3:30 this afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce. Secretary E. C. Gessert said no specific business was on the agenda, only an exchange of ideas and potential matters for the association to consider. Clarence Hinkle chairs the 15 member committee.
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Chaves County Taxpayers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
E. C. Gessert
Clarence Hinkle
Republican Women Meeting Tomorrow in Chaves County
A mass meeting for the women of Chaves county is set for tomorrow at 3 o clock in the county courthouse under the Chaves County Women's Republican Club. Speakers include James M. Hervey and Mrs C E Mason, with Mrs Clark A Baker presiding. All women are urged to attend and discuss issues affecting citizens and voters.
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Chaves County
County Court House
Women’s Republican Club
James M. Hervey
County Republican Organization
C. E. Mason
Clark A. Baker
Henry Ford backs Hoover as best man for big job
Detroit reports Henry Ford declares no party politics, supports Herbert Hoover if he were a Democrat, urges public control of money and a government money system. Ford lauds Hoover's leadership, compares him to Lincoln in sacrifice, and praises steadiness amid crisis.
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Henry Ford
Hoover
Detroit
Herbert Hoover
Weather Bureau
Congress
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Hoover Denies Foreign Oil Ties In Letter To Campaign
In a telegram to C C Teague, Hoover says he has had no dime of outside interests in 15 years and supported the oil tariff in the revenue bill. He rebukes Democratic claims and asserts his stance on oil and tariffs was aligned with revenue goals and national service.
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Los Angeles
C.C. Treague
California
Hoover
United States
Tan Mnainly
Teague
Mrs Tweedy Dies After Long Illness in Roswell
Mrs. John W. Tweedy died this afternoon at St Marys hospital after a years long illness. She leaves her husband, county board chairman, and their son Mansfield Tweedy. The Tweedys lived five miles south of Roswell for twelve years and were prominent socially and in business. Funeral plans not set. Talmage Mortuary to handle arrangements.
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John W. Tweedy
St. Mary's Hospital
John W.W. Tweedy
Board of County Commissioners
Mansfield Tweedy
Roswell
Tweedy
Chaves County
Tweedys
California
First Baptist Church of
Reewell Woman's Club
Iowa
Talmage Mortuary
Relief Committee Formed to Administer Federal Funds
The Chaves County relief committee will organize tomorrow at 2:30 PM at the Chamber of Commerce to handle federal winter relief funds. One member from each group including the county board, Salvation Army advisory board, Red Cross, health department, Roswell city council, churches, ex-service clubs, and Dexter Hagerman and Lox Arthur towns. Each organization will appoint its representative. private funds stay with respective groups.
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Chaves
Woman Fined in J P Court over Intoxicating Liquor Charge
Anna Cabber was fined 200 dollars by Judge Winston in a justice of the peace court for possession of intoxicating liquor. She pleaded not guilty and appealed the ruling to the district court.
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Anna Cabber
W. C. Winston
J. P
Parties finalize lists of election officials in Roswell
Both Chaves county parties completed lists of election judges and clerks for election day November 8. The Democratic party filed first and is entitled to two judges and two counting judges per precinct with one clerk and one counting clerk per box. The Republican party gets one judge and one counting judge plus one clerk per box. Each party must submit double the entitled numbers plus alternates, requiring the Democrats to secure 162 names and the Republicans 126 names in Roswell.
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Chaves County
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Republic Ean County
Roswell
Snow in Vaughn and Capitan as Southwest storms move in
General storm sweeps the Southwest with light rain in the southern Rockies and snow in higher elevations. Morning snow reported at Vaughn Capitan and Santa Fe, light precipitation in Roswell, cloudiness in Clovis, rain in Alamogordo Artesia Lovington. Unsettled conditions fade to fair, warmer weather by Friday. frost not expected tonight. Cleve Hallenbeck.
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Roswell
Clovis
Santa FE
Rocky Mountain
Vaughn
Capitan
Albuquerque
Carrizozo
Alamogordo
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Cleve Hallenbeck
Roosevelt Opposes Bonus While Backing Beer Tour
Roosevelt presses western stop toward Indianapolis and asserts the nation cannot pay a veteran bonus while running a large deficit. He calls for budget balance before any bonus and hints at funding changes to the Volstead Act to help balance the budget. Campaign tone emphasizes economy and cabinet pledges, amid criticism of Republican fiscal policy.
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Indianapolis
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Forbes Field
New York
Pittsburgh Pirates
Coolidge
Reas
Vanderbilt surgeon named president-elect of Ren
St. Louis report says Dr. William D. Haggard, professor of Clinical Surgery at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn., was noted today as president-elect of the Ren Aoosta of Sqn. in a developing appointment.
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St. Louis
William D. Haggard
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Ren . Aosta
Sqn
Boy Found Dead After Search Near Tularosa
In Tularosa New Mexico on Oct 20 the body of seven year old GraVier Rivera was found eight miles east of town after a lengthy search by 1% men including Mescalero Apache. Rivera, son of Diego Rivera, had wandered from his father’s home in Cosce.
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Tularosa
N. M
Gravier Rivera
Diego Rivera
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J. R. Rector
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