Japan to Propose Own Naval Cut Plan at Geneva Meet
Tokyo Oct 23 AP Japan will propose a comprehensive Japanese plan for naval disarmament at the Geneva conference. It will be neither an approval nor rejection of Hoover or Baldwin schemes, but a distinct Japanese approach embracing all naval categories and ready to stand with the Hoover and Baldwin proposals. The cabinet approved the plan, which was cabled to the Geneva delegation, though details remain secret. The plan may be shared with other powers before the next Geneva session.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Geneva
Hoover
Baldwin
Great Britain
United States
Naval Ministry
Manchuria
Foreign Office
Mrs. Warner 5 Opposed Repeal of Prohi Law
Mrs. Phebe K. Warner known as the Little Brown Wren of the Sand Hills spoke at the Junior High school meeting sponsored by the Chaves County Women’s Democratic Club. She urged parents to uphold moral principles for children’s safety, delivered in informal, witty style, with a decorated stage by Miss Grace S. Massie and assistants.
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Phebe K. Warner
Little Brown Wren
Sand Hills
Woman’s Club
United States
Warner
Roy Daniel
Chaves County
Snow and sleet hit Texas Panhandle and Oklahoma
Snow and sleet were reported across the Texas Panhandle and Oklahoma as North Texas saw its first winter chill. A slow cold rain persisted over North Texas and Oklahoma, with the Texas Panhandle noting snow and temperatures dropping to 20 degrees at Textine and 34 at Amarillo.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Textine
Amarillo
Road contract planned for Las Cruces to Radium Springs
Las Cruces New Mexico October 25 Contracts are expected to be let next month for Highway 80 from Las Cruces to Radium Springs H D Hill chairman of the Dona Ana county board of commissioners announces Funds are available for the right of way and bids will be opened soon The highway will be 80 feet wide and pass through an area described as one of the best agricultural sections north of Las Cruces
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Las Cruces
N. M
Radium Springs
H. D. Hill
Dona Ana County
Hold Up at Clovis Targets Local Firm Manager
Police in Clovis New Mexico seek an unidentified man who robbed Jesse L. Jones manager of a local firm of about 2590 dollars last night as he arrived home at seven. Jones described the attacker as an American about 30 years old.
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Clovis, N. M
Jesse L. Jones
Clovis
Jones
Hoover to Speak in Indiana Friday Night
Indianapolis AP President Hoover will deliver a political address in Indiana this Friday night as announced by Ivan C. Morgan Indiana Republican state chairman. The visit underscores party activities ahead of upcoming elections and positions Hoover as a key figure in state campaign efforts.
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Ivan C. Morgan
Nancy Lane Dasburg Wins Final Divorce Decree
Mrs Nancy Lane Dasburg daughter of the late Franklin K Lane secretary of interior under Wilson receives final divorce from Andrew Dasburg internationally known artist The court grants her right to resume her maiden name Nancy Lane and awards fees on grounds of mental incompetence.
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Santa Fe, N. M
Nancy Lane Dasburg
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Wilson
Andrew Dasburg
Dasburge
Nancy Lane
Dasburg
Supreme Court upholds Chaves school board bid discretion
In Santa Fe the New Mexico Supreme Court ruled county boards may award transportation contracts based on discretion rather than always choosing the lowest bid. The decision affirmed a district court ruling in favor of the Chaves County board of education, stating that paying more than the lowest bid does not prove fraud or abuse of discretion under 1929 law. The opinion, written by Chief Justice Howard L. Bickley, and joined by Justices Watson, Sadler, and Hudspeth, held Doyle’s challenge to Williams and Waldrop contracts without requiring lowest bids.
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Santa Fe
N. M
State Supreme Court
District Court of
Chaves County
Allen Doyle
Y. WH. Weldrop
Hae Williams
G. A. Richardson
Doyle
Supreme Court
Howard L. Bickley
Watson, Sadler
Hudspeth
Poison death on Carlsbad highway linked to heart stimulant
Carlsbad New Mexico October 25 AP authorities identified the body of W L Boyd 58 of Carlsbad found on the Roswell Carlsbad road with poison in his pocket. Coroner's jury ruled death by own action though friends say he bought poison as medicine for heart trouble and feared its use. A druggist noted Boyd bought the poison under a false name to kill coyotes.
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Carlsbad
W. L. Boyd
Jack Hayes
Boyd
Hays
Arisbad
N. M
Here
Los Angeles
W. S. Boyd
H. B. Markham
A. A. Carroll
Mrs Albert G Simms To Speak Here Tonight
Roswell expects a large crowd for a political meeting at the Junior High tonight at 7 45 with Mrs Albert G Simms former Ruth Hanna McCormick and wife of Albert Simms national committeeman She will discuss national issues in support of Hoover plus Dr Austin Crile on the Cutting Seligman fusion in New Mexico James M Hervey presides A Hoover Curtis Club meeting follows in the library before the rally
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Albert G. Simms
Simms
Hoover
Illinois
Albert Simms
New Mexico
Chaves County Republican Organization
Austin D. Crile
James M. Hervey
John C. Martens
Chaves County
Hoover - Curtis Club
Curtis
Robert Kellahin
W. W. Phillips
Heavy Snow Hits White Mountains and Nearby Areas
A heavy snow event swept the White Mountains and extended from Alamogordo to Piñon. Roads were slippery, especially near Ruidoso Junction. Snow fell morning in Clovis extending to Kenna, with lighter flurries in Roswell. Hobbs reported unsettled weather with no precipitation yet. Temperatures fell to 34 in the area, frost expected tonight. Santa Fe saw snow, while Amarillo and El Paso reported rain. Carlsbad had rain with clearing skies later. Vaughn had light snow but roads remained in good shape.
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Alamogordo
Picache
Ruidoso Junction
Clovis
Kenna
Hobbs
Roswell
Santa Fe
Amarillo
el Paso
Phoenix
Arizona
Carlsbad
Vaughn
Chavez Predicts Big East Side Democratic Victory
Albuquerque, Oct 25 Rep Dennis Chavez and a Democratic campaign tour group returned from eastern New Mexico and predicted the east side will give Roosevelt and Democratic state candidates a tremendous majority.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Chavez
Gire Roosevelt
Cutting Talks Over Radio Tomorrow Night
Senator Cutting will speak on a nationwide radio hookup from 8:30 to 9:00 p.m. tomorrow over Radio KOB in Santa Fe New Mexico. The address is hosted by the National Progressive League to outline his views on presidential candidates from the two major parties. Details on travel to Albuquerque or accompanying staff were not released.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Bronson Cuttine
National Progressive League
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Cutting
KOB
Albuquerque
Pat Patience Delayed For Club Engagements
Denver resident Pat Patience, district manager of Western Auto Supply Co., was delayed by a business trip and could not address the Lions and Kiwanis clubs as planned. He was expected to arrive in Roswell this afternoon.
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Denver
Lions
Kiwanis
Roswell
Western Auto Supply Co
Scout troop planned at camp north of Roswell
A request has been received to organize a Boy Scout troop at Camp about 30 miles north of Roswell on the Vaughn highway. P. V. Thorson scout executive for the Eastern New Mexico Area and Major L. B. Plummer, executive board member, left this afternoon to arrange the troop.
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Boy Scout Headquarters
Roswell
Vaughn Highway
P. V. Thorson
New Mexico
L. B. Plummer
War risk seen in clash between China and Japan
Dr. A H Rung of the Chinese Nationalist State Council warned that war between China and Japan could erupt if the League of Nations fails to resolve the Manchurian crisis. He spoke in Washington on October 25, outlining potential global consequences if diplomacy falters.
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China
Japan
A. H. Rung
State Council
League of Nations
Smith Attacks Hoover As Day Leader Of 0.3
Alfred E. Smith returns to New Jersey amid a massive welcome in Newark drawing 20 000 inside the Armory and tens of thousands on the streets as he denounces Hoover on prohibition and GOP hypocrisy while targeting Col Donovan and the 1925 campaign board of strategy.
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N. J
Jersey
Roosevelt
Garner
Demcratic
New Jersey
F Edward Reilly
Alfred E. Smith
Hoover
United States
William J. Donovan
New York
Republican “Board
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Hoover urges public health drive to curb contagious diseases
President Hoover told the American Public Health Association in Washington that government backing of a contagious disease reduction program is a constructive public economy measure. He spoke at the opening of a four day meeting presided by Surgeon General Hugh S. Cumming of the Public Health Service.
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Washington
Hoover
American Public Health Association
Hugh S. Cumming
Public Health Service
Overcome by Gas: Keep Flues Clean Roswell Family
A Roswell family nearly died after starting a gas heater when leaves blocked a chimney flue. They were overcome by carbon monoxide fumes within half an hour, but a doctor’s call saved them. The warning urges cleaned flues and chimneys to prevent deadly gas buildup.
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Roswell
Dan Kelly Benits Miller Statement
Dan Kelly of Tucumcari a former Republican committee head told a rally that Gov Dillon supported the 1929 labor commissioner bill while Prager Miller on the Progressive ticket claimed Dillon did not. He argued a deadlock prevented subordination of state interests. Dillon spoke on state expenditures and labor law before about 200 at the high school auditorium.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Dan Kelly
Legislative Committee
Radiol Aad Brotherhoods
R. €. Dillon
Kelly
Prager Miller
Dillon
Tillon
Three arraigned on whiskey charge in Roswell
Three of four men arrested last night in Roswell by federal prohibition officers were arraigned today before U S Commissioner Dan C Savage. Mrs Annie Connell pleaded not guilty and was remanded to jail in default of $500 bond. Lem Beaver and Leonard P Franks pled not guilty in a joint complaint and were remanded to jail in default bonds of $750 and $506 respectively. A hearing was set for Wednesday morning.
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Roswell
R. L. Neal
Dan. C. Savage
U. S
Annie Connell
Lem Beaver
Leonard P. Franks
Franks
Beaver
Arden Boellner Named to State Senate Seat in Chaves County
Arden Boellner has been chosen by the Chaves County Republican Central Committee as the Republican nominee for state senator from Chaves County to fill General H Bod gall s vacant seat after his resignation last Saturday. Boellner, a prominent Roswell woman, is an American Legion member, a Shriner, active in other groups, and a Roswell High School and New Mex Military Institute graduate.
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Chaves County
Republican Central Committee
Ator
H. Bodgalls
Momation
Boellner
Roswell
American Legion
Rosw High School
New Mex Military Institute
Hearst Attacks Roosevelt in Nomination Talk
Cleveland dispatch reports publisher Randolph Hearst criticized Franklin D. Roosevelt as evasive unstable and guided by expediency during a nominating address. Joseph L. Scott cited Hearst’s newspaper and described his views as sharp political rebuke amid the convention debate.
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Joseph L. Scott
California
Hever
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Randolph
Scott
Hearst
Roosevelt
Test gasolier probe in Santa Fe to target tax evasion
Santa Fe official Juan N. Vigil announced a test by Coppedge, chief gasoline inspector, to identify stations selling kerosene and distillate as fuel to evade gasoline tax. The test checks if blending kerosene with distillate produces a taxable gasoline grade.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Juan N. Vigil
State Comptr
Vigil
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