Hoover Promises Tariff Defense Aboard Presidential Special
President Hoover, en route to Detroit, told thousands at Columbus and Charleston that he would enforce immigration limits and push tariff protection to safeguard jobs. He urged limited coal marketing cooperation and attacked Democratic tariff plans while praising business recovery in West Virginia and Ohio.
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Detroit
Andrew Jackson
Columbus
West Virginia
Ohio
Laidley Stadium
Charleston
W. Va
Tariff Commission
Kanawha Valley
Plane forced down west of Albuquerque in fuel scare
E W Whiting owner of a Los Angeles airport said his plane was forced down on the Continental Divide about a hundred miles southwest of Albuquerque New Mexico after the engine sputtered and fuel ran out. He and two passengers Jenks Harris and his wife escaped injury though the craft struck a tree and shed landing gear. The group found refuge at a nearby farmhouse after the Thursday night crash and Whiting brought the damaged plane to town yesterday.
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AlbuquerqUe
N. M
E. W. Whiting
Los Angeles
Continental Divide
Here
Whiting
Jenks D. Harris
Three Held at Duke City for Theft Cold Car
A DOJ agent traced ownership of a car used in a theft case as three people were arrested in Duke City at Colorado Springs authorities request. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wright and James England are jailed after a pursuit ended when Patrolman Dan Carter fired in the air. The Illinois-plate car carried two rifles and a revolver.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Department of Justice
Colorado Springs
R. W. Wright
James England
Wright
Dan Carter
Illinois
Albuquerque man questioned after alleged after hours grocery heist attempt
AP reports Joe Jeantet of Albuquerque was arrested for questioning after a grocery store manager said an armed man tried to enter after hours. Grocer Robert Barton said the man rattled the locked door and held a revolver. Jeantet denied possessing a gun.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Joe Jeantet
Robert Barton
Jeantet
Fusion ticket in McKinley supports most Democrats
Gallup New Mexico October 22 Progressives in McKinley county endorsed all Democratic candidates for state and county offices except A T Zinn of Gallup who may still be considered for fusion. Progressives say Zinn aided blocking a fusion with McKinley county Democrats.
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Gallup, N. M
McKinley County
A. T. Zinn
Gallup
Supreme Court
Zinn
Geteieige
Texas Will Sue New Mexico Over Pecos River Water
Texas plans to sue in U S district court to force a fair division of Pecos River waters with New Mexico. Attorney General aide Ralph Yarbrough said he investigated Pecos watershed conditions with El Paso engineer Vernon Sullivan. He cited artesian development and dried springs as reducing water flow to the stream. The last Texas legislature authorized the action if needed.
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Austin
Texas
Ralph Yarbrough
United States District Court
New Mexico
Pecos
Yarbrough
Vernon L. Sullivan
el Paso
Attorney General's Department
Roosevelt Blasts Hoover Administration In Louisville Rally
In Louisville on October 22 Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt condemned the Hoover administration as inept and destructive to American prosperity. He argued abroad conditions did not cause domestic gloom and blamed the boom of 1929 and Smoot Hawley tariffs for global depressions, citing a Commerce Department report he says Hoover helped prepare.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jefferson County
America
Hoover
Deputy Ends Lion Hunt With Submachine Gun
Denver Wright of St Louis arranged a lion hunt on a Mississippi river land after releasing two circus lions. Deputy Sheriff Tom Hotchkiss killed both lions with a submachine gun to protect cattle in the area, ending the dangerous chase.
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Wright
Mississippi River
Tom
Hotchkiss
Isand
Teachers to Open Headquarters Here in Roswell
Santa Fe Oct 22 AP Vern on Tolle secretary says New Mexico Educational Association will open offices in Roswell next week to prepare for the annual convention set for November 4 5 and 6.
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Santa Fe
N. M
The
New Mexico Educational Association
Roswell
Vernon O. Tolle
Tolle
Rosswell
Warden Confers on Game Season Plans
Ellicott Barker state game warden traveled to Albuquerque to confer with Paul G. Reddington chief of the U S Biological Survey on migratory waterfowl bag limits and predatory animal control. He will then meet sportsmen in Magdalena to prepare the season.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Ellicott Barker
Albuquerque
Paul G. Reddington
U. S. Biological Survey
Barker
Magdalena
Popentes
Martinez slain in ranch shooting near Lordsburg
Nick Martinez 38, a member of a prominent Spanish American family, died after being shot in the abdomen by Jack Collier a former Diamond cowboy. Collier, who fled after the fight, was captured hours later. He faced a $7,500 bond for the Monday hearing. Martinez worked in the Southern Pacific railroad roundhouse in Hidalgo County.
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Lordsburg
N. M
Nick Martinez
Jack Collier
Vidalgo County
Collier
Maciine
Martinez
Southern Pacific Railroad
Rainfall totals and storms sweep New Mexico region
A cloudy day gave way to rain last night in Roswell with 0.38 inch of precipitation. The month total reaches 9.53 inches and the season to date 18.47 inches, as a thunderstorm with lightning affected the area. Widespread rains were reported across New Mexico, Arizona, and parts of Texas including Santa Fe Amarillo and El Paso.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Santa Fe
Amarillo
el Paso
Prebe Warner to Speak Here Monday Night
Mrs Phebe K Warner famed as Little Brown Wren of the Texas Sand Hills will address Roswell at the Junior High School Monday evening at 7 30. The event is hosted by the Chaves County Democratic Women's organization and aims to offer an engaging discussion open to all. Special invitations go to women’s groups with ribboned seating.
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Phebe K. Warner
Little Brown Wren
Texas Sand Hills
Roswell
Chaves County
Democratic Women’s Organization
Roy. Daniel
Seligman touts tax cuts as Democratic economy
Gov. Arthur Seligman told Mesilla valley Democrats that Democrats have practiced economy and cut taxes, citing a $1,047,100 tax reduction. He contrasted with Republican pledges, urging continued alert economical governance and warning against neglect and extravagance. He warned that national Republican policies have collapsed, causing governmental chaos.
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Hatch
N. M
Arthur Seligman
Mesilla Valley
Seligman
UNM Alumni Breakfast Set in Roswell Friday
Vernon C. Tolle reports all alumni and friends of the University of New Mexico are invited to a special UNM breakfast in Roswell on Friday November 4. Dr. Eugene A. Bishop of the University of Washington will be principal speaker on Educational Tom Foolery with President Zimmerman also involved.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Vernon C. Tolle
The
New Mexico Educational Association
University of New Mexico
Roswell
Eugene A. Bishop
University of Washington
Tom Foolery
Zimmerman
Univers
New Mexico
Republican Women Hear Hoover Backed State Leaders
An enthusiastic gathering at the Chaves County Republican Women's Club featured speakers J. M. Hervey and Mrs. C. E. Mason. Mrs. Mason forecast Hoover's election, praised Dillon administrations, highlighted New Mexico schools and highways, and urged voters to choose based on proven records rather than pledges.
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Chaves County
Republican Women’s Club
J. M. Hervey
C. E. Mason
Dillon
New Mexico
Seligman
Radio Auditions Open Public Vote For Winners In New Mexico
The Atwater-Kent audition contest in New Mexico invites audience choice for both state and district winners. Harriet Poorbaugh of Roswell, winner in the girls division at local Roswell contest, will compete in the state event, while Joseph Brown of Portales won the local boys division.
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New Mexico
KOB
Albuquerque
Dallas
Harriet Poorhaush
Roswell
Poorbaugh
College Football Scores From Weekend Action
A long slate shows Navy and Princeton tied 0-0 while Michigan dominates Illinois 32-0. Army shuts out Yale 20-0 and Dartmouth falls to Harvard 19-7. Other results include Colgate 0-14 at NYC, Wisconsin 39 over Cow, and Georgia Tech 43 defeating North Carolina 14.
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Pittsburgh
Cow
Wisconsin
St. Michaels
Clarkson
Tufts
Brown
Worcester Tech
Mass. State
Bowdoin
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Arnold
Rhode Island State
Colgate
Juiata
Lebanon Valley
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Muhlenberg
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Lasalle
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Radio Tonight Network Campaign Broadcasts
AP listings show tonight and Monday time slots for presidential campaign broadcasts. Hoover appears on NBC and CBS from Detroit at 8:30 p m EST with Midwest and Coast NBC at 11 13 p m for Senator Walsh of Montana. Monday repeats and additional NBC slots follow with Republican content.
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NBC
CBS
President Hoover
Detroit
Midwest
Thomas Walsh
Montana
Mivwest
College football scores from various games
First period results include Colo. Aggies 0, Colo. U. N. M. Aggies 0 and Colo. College 12 while Wyo. reaches 96. Second period shows Texas 12, Rice 0 and other matchups: Indiana 7 Chicago 13, Notre Dame 35 over Carnegie Tech 0, Nebraska 14 Kansas 6, Purdue 7 Northwestern 0, Colgate 14 New York 0, Minnesota 7 Iowa 0, Iowa State 0 Missouri 9, Georgia Tech 0 Vanderbilt 0, Texas Tech 0 Colo. Mines 6.
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Carnegie Tech
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Kansas
Purdue
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Colgate
New York
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Iowa
Texas
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Iowa State
Missouri
Georgia Tech
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Colo. Mines
Army Triumphs Over Yale In 20 To Score Battle
At Yale Bowl Army defeated Yale 20 to 0 before about 40 000 fans. Two bright backs Pick Vidal and Jack Buckler sparked the victory with a 73 yard punt return and a 68 yard run for Army scores in the second period.
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Ann Arbor
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