Coyotes face Artesia as injuries bite team hard
The Coyotes struggle with multiple injuries hurting key players Espinosa Porter and Ayalla. Coach Corn reshuffles backfield with Gilbert Aragon at fullback and George Aragon at quarterback while Holloman calls signals. Reserve backs Stockton Espinosa Davis Hall compete as second string lines include Ayalla Jernigan Boswell Newsom Calderon ahead of Artesia clash.
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Hatch Pushing For Wheat Money
U S Senator Carl A Hatch urged eastern New Mexico farmers to press for unpaid wheat allotment checks. He said he had contacted Washington repeatedly since July to speed issuance and prevent further delay. Hatch, seeking re election for a short term, touted three options his campaign had received to advance the payments.
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Gaston to Meet Doug Henderson in Finish Bout
Ken Gaston and Doug Henderson meet in a finish bout at the Armory tomorrow night after a prior draw. The card also features Jay Thompson versus Tug Wilson in the semi final with doors opening at 6 30 and boxing beginning at 6 45 to finish before a political meeting.
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NRA approves end of fair practice in banking code
Washington dates show NRA governing board and banking code committee agreed to eliminate fair practice provisions of the banking code. The change confines NRA to wage and hour regulation while banks remain under federal agencies. The committee had proposed service charge rules for small checking balances, but the board favors narrower NRA oversight.
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Dillon Favors Payment Bonus in Campaign Talk
Hot Springs New Mexico October 24 AP Former Gov R C Dillon Republican candidate for short term senator told a campaign rally he favored immediate payment of the soldier's bonus, saying it would unlock millions for New Mexico and aid veterans. He backed completing highways 62 and 85 and building a hydroelectric high dam at Caballo and proposed a 30-day fishing permit for Elephant Butte Lake.
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Hollingberg era at Washington State marked by grit and early success
O E Hollingberg, coach of Washington State, earned fame for fierce leadership and multi-team early coaching without pay. His Cougars, after a Rose Bowl loss, opened 1934 by beating USC 19 0 and, if unscathed by California Stanford or Oregon, are favored to win the Coast Conference this season with star back Chris Christopherson leading the attack.
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Tanker Escapes Fury of Typhoon Near Guam
A South Pacific typhoon battered the Richfield oil tanker Lerry Doheny limping toward Guam. Its crew of 40 was unconfirmed as distress calls failed. The tanker Tate stood by, while Gold Star and Olympia rushed to aid. Warnings extended toward Manila as the storm raged.
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Roy Is Sentenced To Electric Chair
Albuquerque a laurel county third death sentence in the year. Hyman Roy, a former railroad porter, convicted of murdering Mrs Martha Hutchinson, a negro, on September 20, faces execution in Santa Fe January 5 unless the supreme court grants a new trial. Roy allegedly shot the woman and George Browning Wilson after the woman spurned his attentions. Carl Wickmen and Elbert Rumfelt await supreme court action on appeals from death sentences for separate murders.
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Missouri rejects post season game with New Mexico
Missouri athletic officials ruled out a post season football game with the University of New Mexico after coach Gwinn Henry proposed the matchup. Henry said the game would be profitable, while Missouri cited already full schedules and a gentlemen’s agreement against post season contests.
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80 Percent U S Wealth Held by 4 Percent P T
Senator William Borah of Idaho warned in Coeur d Alene that eighty percent of America s wealth is owned by four percent of the population and the NRA policies sustain monopolies. He urged removing 80 percent from poverty before boosting foreign trade and cautioned price fixing as dangerous.
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Private Funeral for Outlaw Floyd Sullivan
The family of Charles Pretty Boy Floyd awaited the slain outlaw’s body arrival for private funeral services. An East Liverpool undertaker was to ship the body by train to Offa, with burial planned at Akins Cemetery in a plot chosen long ago. Mrs Floyd and Floyd’s relatives among those preparing for the private rites.
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