Farm strike momentum spreads across Midwest
Farmers leaders claim anti selling movement gains traction as contingents vote to join in Illinois at Kankakee and pickets appear near Sioux City Crescent Oakland and three Iowa points. Dairy shipments dumped in Wisconsin. North Dakota sheriffs push grain embargo enforcement amid limited effect on receipts.
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Iowa
Market Centers
Associated Press
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James
Sioux City
Crescent
Oakland
Omaha
Vesper
Neillsville
Wis
North Dakota
William Langer
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Texas
Washington
George Na Peek
Chicago
Public Works May Act On Reservoirs
Washington dated report states the federal public works board may act favorably today on the San Luis valley drainage project and the state-line reservoir. Rep. Edward T. Taylor notes the scheme would aid settlement of an old Colorado New Mexico Texas dispute and restore Rio Grande water. The project cost is $3.5 million and affects about 240000 acre feet of seep land with potential water return of 75000 to 200000 acre feet. A Vegas Sylvester reservoir proposal above Creede is also listed as a federal project at $3.5 million for future sale or lease after completion.
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Federal Public Works Board
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Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Rio Grande River
Mexico
Rio Grande
Puublic Works Board
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Creede
Glendale insurance man linked to possible multiple deaths
Los Angeles reports reveal Alfred L. Cline, a Glendale insurer, under district attorney investigation for grand theft. Authorities plan to exhume his wife Bessie Cline and her brother L. B. McCreery to conduct chemical analyses. The investigation follows Cline’s alleged theft from Martin Frame.
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Los Angeles
Alfred L. Cline
Glendale
Cline
San Bernardino
Martin Frame
Frame
McCreery
E. 0. Jones
Bakersfield
Calif
Fall of Daladier Cabinet Over Finances Crisis
Paris Oct 24 AP The cabinet of Premier Edouard Daladier fell after a confidence vote 229 to 241 amid insistence that balanced finances could avert inflation and franc collapse. Daladier lashed out at Leon Blum as he resigned with his ministers, signaling a bitter political break and prompting presidential consultations for a successor idea, with Albert Sarraut named as likely premier.
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Edouard Daladier
Elysee Palace
Leburn
M. Daladier
Leon Blum
Blum
Strike Reaches Havana as Partial City Shutdown Persists
In Havana on October 24 AP reports reinforcements at the police station and palace fortifications as a partially effective commercial strike disrupts business. Some establishments close while the railroad strike tests the city and Grau faces pressure over leadership choices between Grau and Batista.
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Gray
Mantanzas
Grau
Fulgencio Batista
Guiteras
Alciceno Franco
Oil Output Set At 2,130,000 Barrels Daily
Washington reports Secretary Ickes sets December and January crude oil production at 2,130,000 barrels per day. State allocations to be certified November 20. The order extends stored oil withdrawal prohibition but allows small refiners to sell stored oil to buyers who will treat it as stored oil with consent. Withdrawals from storage remain first priority when seasonal demand permits, until a new withdrawal plan is approved.
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Washington
Ickes
Petroleum Administrative Board
Kiwanis Hear About Newspapers From Roswell Editor
C E Mason of the Roswell Daily Record spoke at the Kiwanis Club about news gathering, AP operations, and daily paper production, while Kiwanis auction profits support the Milk Fund. Nominations for 1934 officers included Lake Frazier and Hilton Ray, with Paul Wilmot as past president on the board.
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Roswell Daily Record
Kiwanis Club Today
Associated Press
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Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Milk Fund
B. & Ginsberg
Kiwanis
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Hilton Ray
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G. H. Hockenson
J. E. Johns
P. W. Thorson
H. O. de Sbhurley
J. R St. John
B. B. Ginsberg
Ed Scarritt
Club
Paul Wilmot
Forty Die As Train Wreck Hits Europe Express
Hureux France October 24 Forty persons are feared dead after the Cherbourg Paris express derailed plunging from a viaduct over the Rouloir river near Saint Elier. The engine baggage car and three coaches fell 33 feet. Ten bodies recovered.
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Hureux
France
Rouloir
Saint Elier
Farley on tour charms crowds in California remarks
A reporter recalls a Farley tour stop in Anta Monica and Los Angeles where thousands gathered to hear him. He joked about post offices and presidential image while noting the night air makes for easy sleeping on American Airlines flights. The piece paints Farley as a developing political figure.
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Calif
Fl Ror
Texas
Los Angeles
American Airways
Douglas
Tucson
Pheenix
Farley
Demand for Pardons for Roberts and Kaplan
William Dietrich of Denver urged Governor Hocken to pardon R F Roberts and George Kaplan two strike leaders jailed under martial law in Gallup. Dietrich said testimony by a guardsman was perjured and offered to back the claim under oath.
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Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
NRA
Milo Rene
George Norris
Pat Harrison
Eres
Albuquerque
N. M
William Dietrich
Denver
Colorado
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
A. F
A. W. Hockenhull
R. F. Roberts
George Kaplan
Gallup
Dietrich
Florence Perkins
Osborne
Wood
Roger Baldwin
American Civil Liberties Union
Roberts
Kaplan
National Miners Union
Head of Indian Asylum Dismissed in Canton South Carolina
Washington AP. Commissioner John Collier says Dr. Harry R. Hummer was dismissed as superintendent of the Indian Asylum at Canton South Carolina after careful investigation and the Indian bureau will stand by the action. Charges cited confinement of Indians, mistreatment of patients, and unbelievably bad conditions.
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Indiana
John Collier
Harry R. Hummer
Canton
S. C
Collier
Hummer
Ickes
Interior Department
Indian Bureau
Taxpayers Gather for Western Meet
About 400 taxpayers from western states gathered in Los Angeles for the opening of the 11th annual meeting of the Western States Taxpayers Association. Speakers include Col. Robert R. McCormick, Dr. A. G. Crane, and J. J. Hagerman. The gathering runs through tomorrow with representatives from California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Wyoming, and Washington.
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Western States Taxpayers’ Association
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New Mexico
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Utah
Wyoming
Washington
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
A. G. Crane
University of Wyoming
J. J. Hagerman
Roswell NRA Compliance Board Ready
Roswell's NRA compliance board was ready to receive complaints today after the election of R. M. Tisner as chairman and Grace McDonald Phillips as secretary with Will Purdy as seventh member. Other members: J. Q. Cummins, Tode Brenneman, Ernest Carper, and Mrs. Jane Loughborough. Complaints about violations of the President's Re employment agreement must be signed and filed with the chairman or secretary. Names will not be disclosed. boards will inform the accused. If refused, the matter is reported to the administration in Washington for prompt action.
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NRA
R. M. Tisner
Grace McDonald Phillips
Will Purdy
J. Q. Cummins
Tode Brenneman
Ernest Carper
Jane Loughborough
Compliance Board
United States
Washington
Roswell Chamber Praises Fair Board and Airport Plan
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce directors thank the Eastern New Mexico State Fair Association for the biggest Roswell fair yet and commend Bottomless Lakes park fund contributors. They vote to fund two emergency airplane landing fields between Roswell and El Paso, Pinon and Dunken, with Cal Barnett overseeing setup and fuel supplies.
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Bottomless Lakes
D. C. Pearson
Chamber of Commerce Aeronautics Committee
Chamber of Commerce
el Paso
Pinon
Dunken
Cal Barnett
Hunters Start Out After Deer in New Mexico
With admonitions from the state game warden and from a regional forester in their ears, several thousand New Mexico and out-of-state hunters prepare to head into the mountains Wednesday to shoot a deer. Hunters are urged to be especially careful near civilian conservation areas.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Auto cap hides counterfeit money arresting trio
Alamogordo N M Oct 24 AP discovery of 1450 dollars in counterfeit tens inside a hub cap led to the arrest of B B Burkhart and B D Johnston of Fairfax Okla and George Davis of Oklahoma City on a charge of possessing counterfeit money. Chief Jim Allen ordered a thorough search after an initial check found nothing.
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Alamogordo
N. M
B. B. Burkhart
B. D. Johnston
Fairax
Okla
George Davis
Oklahoma City
Jim Allen
Allen
Roswell Issues 45 Beer Licenses for City Revenue
City clerk reports 45 unopened beer licenses issued at $1 each by 1 30 pm, all for local sale. Revenue totals $1,901.25 for Roswell after distributing half to the city and half to the state from $3,712.50 in licenses.
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Roewell
Roswell
A. A. Sedillo Dies at 57 in Albuquerque
A. A. Sedillo, 57, attorney at law and supreme president of Alianza Hispano-Americana, died at his home in Albuquerque due to a heart attack. Elected supreme president in 1918 and again in 1934, he led a fraternal group with 300 lodges in the United States and Mexico. He served in the 1911 New Mexico Constitutional convention and the state House of Representatives.
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Albuquerque
N. M
A. A. Sedillo
Alianza Hispano-Americana
Sedillo
Alianza Hispano- Americana
United States
Mexico
New Mexico Constitutional Convention
New Mexico House of Representatives
Weather sketch for Roswell and Pecos valley shifts
For Roswell and the Pecos valley a generally fair night is expected with a likely shift to unsettled conditions Wednesday. Tonight will be colder with a drop in temperatures as a cooling trend continues across the region.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
Deer season opener draws hunters from multi states
The deer season starts tomorrow and Roswell sees a large hunter exodus as Mabie Lowrey Hardware again offers a prize for the biggest buck. By today 250 hunters had registered for the contest with many more expected. Registrants include participants from Texas and Oklahoma among others.
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Mabie-Lowrey Hardware Store
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