Appointments Made for New Mexico Conference of M E Church
Bishop Sam R. Hay announced more than sixty pastoral assignments for the Methodist Episcopal Church South in the New Mexico Conference. The Las Vegas district was replaced by a new Clovis district as districts listed include Albuquerque Denver and Clovis with presiding elders and various pastors assigned to towns such as Denver Albuquerque Aztec Durango Deming Farmington Gallup and more across Colorado New Mexico and West Texas.
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New Mexico Conference
M. E. Church
South
Carlsbad, N. M
New Mexico
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Sam R. Hay
Colorado
West Texas
Las Vegas
Clovis
Albuquerque-Denver
Rev
F. L. Meadow
Denver
Albuquerque
A. L. Moore
Aztec-Durango
John Cox
Colorado Springs
O. L. Walker
Beulah
L. W. Gunby
Deming
J. E. Fuller
Dwight L. McCree
Farmington
A. C. Clark
Floravista
W. G. Jones
Gallup
J. Y. Bowman
Gardner
T. W. Guthrie
Hoehne
D. J. Slipper
iLavika
del Longgrear
Leader- Edison
G. W. Ellis
Lordsburg
C. H. Hatfield
Magdalena Bernalillo
H. L. McCallister
Mancos
J. A. Bell
Marvel
J. G. Johnson
Moriarity
B. N. Dennis
Prichitkim
T. V. Ludlow
Pueblo
J. H. Walker
Roye
Saguache
W. Mardin
Trinidad
Clovis Circuit
R. O. Tomlinson
Elida
John S. Rice
Retail Code Signed By President
President Roosevelt signed the retail stores code with an exemption for small town merchants under 2,500 population. The act allows the code to take effect at the start of the new month and bans sales below invoice cost, targeting chain stores in small towns while protecting small shopkeepers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Farm Strike Not Effective In New Mexico
Des Moines dispatch reports the national agricultural strike entering its first crucial day with picketing at market centers. Milo Reno, president of the National Farmers Holiday Association, says buying holiday will continue despite President Roosevelt’s assurances, aiming to raise cost of production and widen support from other groups. Leaders in six states have proclaimed a strike, while Colorado and Michigan oppose it.
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Iowa
Roosevelt
Milo Reno
National Farmers Holiday Association
Chicago
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railway Trainment
Reno
Continental Congress of Workers and Farmers
Technocratic Federation of the World For Industrial Democracy
Holiday Association
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Colorado
Michigan
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Wall Street
United States
London
Washington
Repeal Voting in Six States on November 7th
Prohibition repeal votes in six states will shape the national off year elections on November 7. Officials predict the Eighteenth Amendment will be struck from the Constitution that day. Thirty-three of 36 required states have ratified repeal and voting will take place in Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky Utah North and South Carolina. Drys pledge a hard fight with tight squeezes expected in North Carolina and Ohio. Ratification could occur by December 5 or 6 depending on state conventions.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Utah
North
South Carolina
North Carolina
Winners in the Football Dope Contest
The Roswell dopesters faced several upsets last Saturday, with S P Hanni fan posting the best 13 of 22, earning top placement. Fifteen winners receive tickets to the Institute Amarillo game or Yucca Princess theatre passes, while another contest runs weekly through the season.
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Roswell
S. P. Hannifan
Instituto Amarillo
Institute-Wayland College
Princess Theatres
Neely voices veterans’ woes on new compensation law
Silver City veteran leaders accuse the recent compensation review boards of cold efficiency while urging humane treatment. Neely cites Hines remarks on regionalizing facilities, critiques Roosevelt and officials, and warns of more indigents as economy acts bite.
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Silver City
N. M
Special Board of Review
H. W. Neely
The
American Legion
Fort Bayard Veterans
Neely
Frank Hines
Hines
Germany
Holland
Roosevelt
Legion
Crosby Appointed County Treasurer After Death of Husband
At a special meeting the Chaves County board appointed Harold E Crosby as county treasurer to fill the vacancy caused by his wife’s death. No other business was discussed.
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Chaves
Keyes Named Chairman For Oil Code Zone
F G Keyes appointed zone committee chairman for Chaves Eddy and Lea counties enforcing the oil industry code. M E Baisch of Maico Refinery Artesia named state committee supervisor. New Mexico NRA oil code panel divides state into eleven zones with EF Anothy as state chairman and H W McCallum as vice chairman. Zone members include S A Lanning Artesia State Oil Service and W B Larry Artesia Independent among others.
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F. G. Keyes
Texas Company
Roswell
Chaves
Eddy
Lea
M. E. Baisch
Maico
Artesia
New Mexico
EF. Anothy
H. W. McCallum
Dudley Cornell
Eddy and
Lea Counties
S. A. Lanning
State Oil Service
W. B. Larry
Independent
Perfect Grime Solved And The Slayer Jailed
Chicago dispatch reports a combination of science and a key witness led to the arrest of Edward J. McCann for the murder and dismemberment of his wife Laurier McCann in Detroit. Fingerprints identified the victim while McCann confessed detailing the quarrel over liquor and the nights before the body was scattered. Loretta Hickman, his sister in law, aided police by recognizing McCann at a relief station.
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Chicago
Science
Edward J. McCann
Laurier
Detroit
Mich
McCann
Jamey Fitzgerald
Mrs. McCann
Loretta Hickman
Harry
Weill
Hickman
McCann Home
Hickmans
Doak of Hoover Cabinet Dies at 51 in Virginia
William N. Doak secretary of labor in the Hoover administration died at his home in Virginia from heart disease after a severe attack two weeks earlier. A Virginia-born labor leader he rose from trainman to head the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen on the Norfolk and Western line and served as labor secretary for three years. He championed a five day work week and immigration restriction, urging a humane economic program amid mechanization.
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Washington
William N. Doak
Hoover
Virginia
Doak
Wythe County
Bristol
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Norfolk and Western System
Arrested man may be "John" of Lindy case
Boston police questioned John Gorch after his arrest in a back room apartment. Officers Tiernan and Bonner noted a strong facial resemblance to the Lindbergh kidnapper target known as "John" linked to Dr. Condon ransom claims. A woman found with him was held for questioning as authorities connected the case to New Jersey detectives seeking insight into the famous disappearance.
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John
Lindy
Boston
Hechoes
Lindbergh
John Gorch
Arthur M. Tiernan
William J. Bonner
John +. Condom
James McDevitt
Norman Schwartzkopff
New Jersey
Gorch
Tiernan
Bonner
Dr. Condon
Jassie
Funeral Planned for James G Fitch Prominent New Mexico Pioneer
Arrangements advance for the funeral of James Gordon Fitch 74 a 33rd Degree Mason and former NM Democratic chairman who died after an operation in El Paso Texas. Survivor include his widow three daughters and a son James M Fitch of Socorro. Fitch a longtime attorney born in Cleveland 1856 moved to Santa Fe in 1882 later Socorro where he practiced law until retirement. He helped draft New Mexico constitutional framework and was active in politics and Masonry.
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el Paso
Texas
James Gordon Fitch
New Mexico
Socorro
Fitch
New Mexico Central Democratic Committee
Cleveland
Santa Fe
N. M
San Marcial, N. M
James M. Fitch
San Antonio Visit Boosts Gar ner and Farley Praise
In San Antonio with Vice President Garner and Mr Farley, a showcase of Randolph flying field and Kelly field is touted as the finest in America. Garner is praised for fishing more than public speeches, recalling his long service in Uvalde and his prairie dog votes.
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San Antonio
Garner
Farley
Randolph
America
Kelly Field
Uvalde
Congress
Prairie Dogs
Rosweil Child Luz Perales Dies at Home
Four year old Luz Perales, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mike Perales of Rosweil, died at home at 3:00 am. Funeral arrangements not completed. Schuler's Funeral Home in charge.
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Luz Perales
Mike Perales
Rosweil
the Schuler
13 Men Start Work On C C C Camp Here
Five mechanics and eight laborers began construction of quarters for a Civilian Conservation Corps camp to be built on the J. M. Miller property east of Roswell for a state park at the Bottomless Lakes. No opening date yet announced.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
J. M. Miller
Roswell
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