Prager Miller Campaigns for Gov Seligman in NM
Prager Miller Roswell tax commissioner and Progressive ticket candidate explained how the party formed in New Mexico and endorsed Gov. Arthur Seligman. He said the Old Guard Republicans betrayed progressives in the 1929 legislature, prompting the split and new party structure. Sen Bronson Cutting praised the governor and urged reelection amid factional tactics.
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Albuquerque
MN. M
Progressive Party
New Mexico
Prager Miller
Roswell
Miller
Old Guard
State Senate
Albuquet
le Ders
Ldd Guard
Progressives
Bronson Cutting
Arthur Seligman
Seligman
Polank New Mexico
A. W. Hockenhull
J. W. Tackett
Hockenhull
Chavez Charges Republicans Are Extravagant
Democratic candidate Congressman Dennis Chavez denounced Republican administration for waste and pledged to pursue economy while backing Franklin D Roosevelt. He predicted a large New Mexico Roosevelt vote as supporters including A W Hocken hull J W Tackett Prager Miller and Georgia Lusk spoke or were listed among attendees despite Miller’s withdrawal and Lusk’s illness keeping her from the meeting.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Dennis Chavez
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chavez
Roosevelt
New Mexico
Albuquerque Attorney Delivers Radio Program Speech
A. A. Sedillo of Albuquerque spoke on a local radio program criticizing a candidate and presenting a record that could discredit them to sincere, honorable men and women. The remarks occurred during a station broadcast in town.
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A. A. Sedillo
Albuquerque
Political Talks Over The Radio Tonight And Tomorrow
A radio schedule lists EST talks: TONIGHT on WEAF NBC 3 30 Republican Radio League Herbert Kaufman 9 60 Democratic Jouett Shewase 10 30 Roosevelt Progressive League Senator Bronson Cutting. Thursday on WEAFP NBC 6 00 Hepul can Theodes Bourcevelt Jr. Gus erner-Genera of the PR i from Manila. WABC ChasS T Republican Edith Rogers and Mrs Worthington Scranton. WIZ NBC 12 95 repeat Midwest 1 15 Republican farm program.
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Wednesady
WEAF
NBC
Republican Radio League
Herbert Kaufman
Democratic
Jouett Sheawse
Roosevelt Progressive League
Bronson Cutting
WEAFP
Hepulcan
Theodes Bourcevelt, Jr
Guserner-Genera
Manila
Wabc-Chss
Edith
Ourse Rogers
Worthington Scranton
Wiz-Nbc
Midwest
Prowler Chased by Bulldog After Alert Police Spot Rear Property
Indianapolis officers spotted a prowler at a residence rear. A bulldog also took note and chased the intruder toward a car before the officer could intervene.
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Indianapolis
Cheir Automobile
Indians Say Too Dry Cattle Paddle Trade Remark
Hoquiam Washington report notes Navajo and Quinault tribes react to trade offer. Navajo decline 600 surplus paddies for Navajo goods with the retort you cant paddle a canoe through desert sand.
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Hoquiam
Wash
Arizona
New Mexico
Quinault
Chaves County Hoover-Curtis Club Elects Officers
Robert Fall was elected president of the Chaves County Hoover-Curtis Club organized last night. Fiza White Jr. was named vice president and E. W. Mitchall secretary treasurer. The executive committee includes Mrs. A D Jones Miss Rosemary Horgan Guy Nickson R C Worswick E C Wallace and James M Hervey ex officio as county chairman.
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Robert Fall
Chaves County
Fiza White Jr
E. W. Mitchall
Fair
A.D. Jones
Rosemary Horgan
Guy Nickson
R. C. Worswick
E. C. Wallace
James M. Hervey
Artesia crowd eyeing Roswell concert by Chicago Operatic Trio
Claude Simpson reports strong Artesia interest in the state teachers convention events to be held in Roswell November 2 to 5. Many Artesia residents, including students, are expected at the Cahoon Armory concert priced 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for students. A 3,500 turnout is possible as the New Mexico Military Institute and Roswell Parent-Teacher Associations back the event featuring Forrest Lamont, Margery Maxwell, and Virgilio Lazzari.
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Claude Simpson
Chamber of Commerce
Artesia
Roswell
Cahoon Armory
Chicago Operatic
Chicago
Simpson
State Teachers’ Convention
New Mexico Military Institute
Margery Maxwell A Meteoric Soprano At Cahoon Armory
Margery Maxwell, soprano, will sing with the Chicago Operatic Trio at Cahoon Armory as part of the state teachers convention program. Forrest Lamont and Virgilio Lazzari will perform. admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for students. Maxwell’s career rose from Portland to Chicago, studied under Daddi and Campanini, debuting with Gaili Curci and earning acclaim for Nedda in Pagliacci and orchestral concert work.
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Chicago
Forrest Lamont
Margery Maxwell
Virgilio Lazzari
Cahoon Armory
Miss Maxwell
Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico
Portland
Oregon
Maxwell
University of Montana
Francesco Daddi
Chicago Opera Company
Campanini
Dinorsh
Gaili-Curci
Nedda
America Opera
Roosevelt Sees Strong Negative Sentiment and Socialist Trend
The governor remarks that Roosevelt is running strong on the most negative sentiment ever created and notes a growing trend toward Socialism, suggesting heightened political headwinds for opponents.
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Roosevelt
Three Inch Snow Falls in Santa Fe
Three inches of heavy wet snow covered Santa Fe after an all night storm. Roads in and out of the city were passable but muddy. A group of Democratic campaign speakers traveled about 24 miles from Santa Fe in roughly three hours.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Almost Instant Relief Now from Neuralgia
A health claim promotes Bayer Aspirin as providing almost instant pain relief for neuralgia and headaches. It emphasizes rapid stomach dissolution, quick easing within minutes, and urges buyers to ensure the box bears Genuine Bayer Aspirin and the Bayer cross mark. The ad asserts heart safety of genuine Bayer Aspirin.
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Bayer Aspirin Laboratories
Bayer
Hoover to Speak in Indianapolis and Campaign Next Week
Washington President Hoover plans a rally in Indianapolis Friday night and will push his campaign into New Jersey and New York next week. Mills accuses Roosevelt and Democrats of creating fear over the election. Borah hails Newark speech as highly effective for Hoover. Roosevelt battles the Four Horsemen label and Walsh touts support for the St Lawrence waterway project. Smith readies a stumping tour in New York.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Indianapolis
New Jersey
New York
Cincinnati
Mills
Gov. Roosevelt
Nampa
Idaho
Borah
Alfred E. Smith
Newark
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Duluth
Thomas J. Walsh
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Hoover-Curtis Club
Chaves CO
Robert KeHahin
Coolidge
Hoover -Curtis
Hoover-Curtis
W. W. Phillips
Hoover-Curtis Clubs
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Bayer Co.,Inc
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