Bitter Fight Over Fergusons In Texas is Dominant Issue
In Austin Texas October 24 AP Texas Republicans and many Democrats seek to block Governor candidate Mrs Miriam A Ma Ferguson Democratic nominee Orville Bullington Republican nominee offered to withdraw and back Roosevelt and Garner if Ferguson would drop out in favor of an outstanding man My sole desire is to save Texas from the calamity of Fergusonism Bullington
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Austin
Texas
Miriam A
Ma) Ferguson
Orville Bullington
Roosevelt
Garner
Ferguson
Bullington
Wet five inch snow in Colorado paralyzes Denver traffic
A wet five inch snow blanketed Denver causing downed trees and traffic disruption. The storm spread north with snowfall from Pueblo to Sterling and mixed precipitation across Wyoming and western Nebraska, while New Mexico remained warm and sunny.
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Denver
Associated Press
Postal Telegraph
New Mexico
Trinidad
Colo
Raton Mountains
la Junta
Noted Democrat Is For President Hoover
New York October 24 AP Dudley Field Malone a Democratic national convention delegate who backed Roosevelt announces he will vote for Hoover. In a letter to Hoover Malone says citizenship requires backing the President through rough years and cites high stakes in homes stores and shops. He notes he is independent and not part of Tammany Hall, while his 99 year old father has voted Democratic for decades.
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New York
Dudley Field Malone
Frank D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Malone
Wilson
Alfred B. Smith
Tammany Hall
Resignation of Gen Ingalls Accepted for State Senate
Roswell New Mexico October 22 1932 the Chaves County Republican Central Committee accepts General H A Ingalls resignation as a candidate for the state senate and other political offices amid dispute over a Roswell Record advertisement. The committee cites no just cause for offense and notes the resignation to be effective immediately.
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Chaves County
H. A. Ingalls
Republican Central Committee
Roswell
New Mexico
J. M. Hervey
State Senate
Bronson Cutting
Chaves
Dillon
New Methodist Minister H C Henderson Arrives in Roswell
The New Mexico Conference announced the appointment of Dr. H. C. Henderson as the new minister for the Roswell Southern Methodist Church. Former pastor Rev. F. L. Meadow is transferred to Colorado district, where he will preside. Henderson, praised by Dr. Linebaugh, brings Millsap and Vanderbilt credentials and a Shreveport Centenary PhD. He arrives from Marfa Texas and will preach his first Roswell sermon on November 6.
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H. C. Henderson
Southern Methodist Church of
Roswell
Southern Methodist Church
N. Tf. Linebaush
New Mexico
Sam R. Hay
Roswell Southern
Meadow
Henderson
Linebaugh
Tenderson
Millsap College
Mississippi
Southern Methodist
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Centenary College
Shreveport
Marfa
Texas
Eighteen Drowned As Bus Plunges Into Mississippi River
In Natchez Mississippi last night a bus carrying 18 black passengers returning from a negro Baptist convention aboard chartered from Waterproof Louisiana plunged off a ferry landing. One white man, Joseph Bowman, 27, and three others were recovered or saved. search efforts continued for the rest.
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Natchez
Miss
Mississippi
Joseph Bowman
Waterproof
Meadville
Alma Ellzey
Vidalia- Natchez
Appointments of Southern Wisconsin E. Ministers Announced
Bishop Sam R. Hay released the list of ministerial appointments at the close of the Southern Methodist conference. The Albuquerque district and Colorado district names include presiding elders, supply pastors, and numerous churches from Albuquerque to Trinidad, Denver to Ysleta, with several districts naming junior preachers and student du.
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Sam R. Hay
Southern Methodist Conference
Albuquerque
S. FE
Colorado
F. L. Meadow
Presiding
H. D. Wright
Carlton R. Wade
Springs
P. Jones
Denver
Durango
Farmington
W. Guthrie
Gardner
D. I. Slipher
Hoehne
W. H. Miller
la Veta
George W. Ellis
Leader
Edison
J. A. Behl
Mancos
T. ¥. Ludlow
Prichett
del. Kenggrear
Pueblo
John Cox
Rye
Saguache
W. W. Richeson
Trinidad
A. €. Carraway
Walsenburg
F.L. Mason
Westcliffe
C.W. Hall
Paso
A. L. Moore
R. F. Davis
Alpine
E. W. Parker
Anthony
A. M. Dupree
Brazite
M. C. Abercrombie
Clint
Fabens
P. E. Chappel
Asbury
J. H. Walker
Ft. Boulevard
Highland Park
S. A. Swindell
Trinity
J. C. Jones
Marfa
C. H. Cole
Marathon
Ft. Davis
B. M. Stradley
Sanderson
C. V. Williams
Pecos
A. A. McClesky
Toyah
Balmorhea
J. P. Lancaster
van Horn
F. L. Martin
Sierra Blanca
Fr. Hancock
Ysleta
Frank K. Suddath
Duke University
Fred B. Faust
Las Vegas
H. C. Scoggins
H. W. Jordon
Clayton Station
Union
Blizzard Rages Across Northern Rocky Front
Denver reports a five mile per hour wind and snow across Wyoming and Colorado as a large Rocky Mountain storm stretches from Montana to Raton Pass. Temperatures near freezing with six inches snow in Denver, Cheyenne reports broken windows, and a missing Wyoming hunting party remains unresolved as a search ends with no trace.
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Denver
Colo
Wyoming
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Raton Pass
Trinidad, Colo
Froday
Southeastern
Cheyenne
Yellowstone
Biz Horn Mountain
Sheridan
Roosevelt Tammany ties attack from Socialist rally
Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate for president, accused Franklin D. Roosevelt of again doing business with Tammany at a Boston Socialist rally. He said Roosevelt, as New York governor and Democratic nominee, is more obedient to Tammany than any recent governor and trades his endorsement for machine support. He cited Roosevelt's alleged associations with figures tied to Hearst and other political actors.
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Baltimore
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Norman Thomas
Thomas
New York State
Tammany
Walker
New York City
Hoover Plans Make Trip En6 Week To ChiagI
President Hoover maps a vigorous two week campaign drive ending with a New York City speech and Midwest stops in Indianapolis and Chicago. He returns from Detroit and meets with Henry M Robinson and Henry Ford, reviewing economic and banking conditions as the presidential re election push proceeds.
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Washington
Hoover
New York City
Detroit
Indianapolis
Chicago
White House
New York
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles
Central Committee
Banking and Industrial Committees
Federal Reserve
Johinson
Henry Ford
State Weather Fair and Colder in New Mexico and Plains
Forecast calls for generally fair conditions with a colder pattern tonight and Tuesday across the region. Temperatures vary from 30s in Denver to mid 80s in Oklahoma City and Amarillo to upper 40s in Chicago and New York, with notable contrasts between western and southern cities.
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New Mexico
Amarillo
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
San Francisco
Washington
Protests Filed Over 1932 Valuations by Three Utilities
The New Mexico Tax Commission heard protests from Tucumcari Light and Power, New Mexico Light and Power of Carrizozo, and Lincoln Utility of Roy against 1932 valuations. No decision was reached by the commission.
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Santa Fe
N. M
State Tax Commission
Tucumcari Light and Power Company
New Mexico Light and Power Company
Carrizozo
Lincoln Utility Company
Roy
Tax Commission
Commission
Alfred E Smith to Speak Tonight in Newark Armory
Alfred E Smith, backed by New Jersey Democrats, will address thousands at the 113th Infantry Armory in Newark tonight on national issues. The speech will be broadcast nationwide by NBC and heard outdoors thanks to 75 amplifiers, with the time set for 4 p.m. local (8 p.m. MST).
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Newark
N. J
Alfred E. Smith
New Jersey
113Th Infantry
National Broadcasting Company
Services for Mrs Tweedy Held Today
Funeral services for Mrs Laura Maude Tweedy, wife of John Tweedy, were conducted at two o clock this afternoon at the Talmage Memorial Chapel with Rev Julian Atwood of the First Baptist Church presiding. Music was by the church choir. Active pallbearers were Reed Mulkey Fred Miller John Beers Roy Daniel W G Franch and Dan Wilmot. Honorary pallbearers were L O Fullen E A Cahoon Jim Coats S P Johnson Sr John C Peck and J D Atwood. Burial followed at South Park with Tal mage Mortuary in charge.
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Laura Maude Tweedy
John Tweedy
Talmage Memorial Chapel
Julian Atwood
First Baptist Church
Reed Mulkey
Fred Miller
John Beers
Roy Daniel
W. G. Franch
Dan Wilmot
L. O. Full
Sheriff Finds Burned Ford Coach Abandoned in Pasture
The sheriff was notified yesterday that a V-8 Ford coach was found last week in White Lake Pasture, 235 miles northeast. The vehicle was found with wheels lights and licenses removed and the interior badly burned. The motor number does not correspond with any records.
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White Lake Pasture
State Farm Bureau Asks Questions Of Dillon And Seligman
The State Farm Bureau directs inquiries toward Dillon and Seligman seeking clarification on policy matters and prompts for further documentation. Officials aim to resolve outstanding issues and determine appropriate coverage actions.
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State Farm Bureau
Dillon and Seligman
Relief Committee to Meet Wednesday in Chaves county
The Chaves county relief committee will convene Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 in the Chamber of Commerce. Members represent the county board of commissioners Salvation Army Red Cross Protestant churches ex service groups and other local bodies to administer federal direct relief funds for Chaves county. Existing questions focus on tax reform farm protection seed quality and agricultural support programs.
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Chaves
The
American Red Cross
Will C. Lawrence
LeRoy Thompson
Lake J. Frazier
W. J. Wilson
Chaves County
J. G. Anderson
Lake Arthur
C. E. Nihart
Preparing for 2000 Teachers Next Week Sees Chamber Work
Chamber committees push final prep for an event hosting about 2000 teachers next week as planners polish arrangements, schedules, and logistics to ensure a smooth gathering.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chaves County Young Republicans Outline Aims
Herman Crile as chairman describes rapid growth of the Chaves County Young Republicans Club. He notes plans for active work before November and invites all Republicans or those aligned with the party to join with no dues. The group aims to promote sound, honest, efficient government at national, state, and county levels.
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Herman Crile
Chaves County
Young Republicans’ Club
the &Th
Republican Party
New Mexico Opens Deer and Bear Season at Sunrise
New Mexico prepares for the deer and bear hunting season opening at sunrise tomorrow after a surge in license sales. Deer are reported plentiful in the Sacramento mountains and northern ranges, with bears and turkeys abundant in several districts. The deer season runs until December 10 and closes at that time.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
State Game Department
Sacramento Mountains
Cagutans
Black Range
Mogollon
Tularosa
San Francisco Maetains
San Mateos
San Juan
Sangre de Crista
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Ma Ferguson
Jim Ferguson
Gov. Sterling
James EB. Ferguson
Maury Hughes
Democratic State Committee
Rees S. Sterling
Fergusons
Pres. Hoover
Ingalls
General Ingalls
Cutting
United States Senate
Governor Seligman
Ed Swope
James Baca
Herman Baca
Maurice Miera
NEW Methodist
H. CC. Henderson
Mississippi River
Ellerey
Duke Cooley
WI. E
Melbow
Rocky TS
Rocky Mountain Region
Rockies
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Chigagi
Young Insull
Samuel Insull Jr
Paris
Smith
Relief Committee
Las Cruces
New Mexico State Farm Bureau
Arthur Seligman
R. C. Dillon
W. P. Thorpe
Bureau
Agricultural College, Experiment Station and Extension Service
Crile State
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