Hoover Takes Roosevelt To Task On His Statements
President Hoover on the campaign trail assailed Governor Roosevelt's positions as untenable while en route to Washington from the Midwest. He defended independence of the judiciary and attacked Roosevelt's loan policy, urging a sharper contrast ahead of major eastern state stops.
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Ed Safford Accuses Senator Cutting in NM Race
Santa Fe AP report quotes Republican Ed L. Safford detailing a long charge sheet against Senator Bronson Cutting. He says Cutting aims to rubber-stamp a governor run and backs Roosevelt and Seligman, while trying to block GOP candidates and delay conventions.
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Van Valkenburgh Attacks Repeal Efforts At Meeting
Rev Henry Van Valkenburgh denounced repeal of the 18th amendment arguing it would shift taxes to the masses. He spoke at the Junior High school auditorium praising prohibition as a historic act and warned against liquor interests backing repeal plans. He cited Dupont figures and opposed Roosevelt’s stance on repeal and beer.
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Borah Praises Smith While Criticizing Tariffs
Idaho Senator William E. Borah declared he likes Al Smith, saying he is helping the Republican party. In a talk on world economic problems he urged reparations, tariff reform, silver remonetization in the Orient, lower interest rates for farmers, and tax cuts as part of a recovery program. He warned that tearing down tariff walls before solving international issues could push American labor into dire conditions.
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Roswell singer Harriet Poorbaugh at state audition
Miss Harriet Poorbaugh of Roswell performs tonight at the state Water Ken audition contest broadcast from KOB Albuquerque starting at 6 30. The audience may vote for winners.
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Fire at Roswell Cotton Gin Doused Without Water
Fire department was called at 9 45 this morning to extinguish a small fire in the top of the Roswell Cotton Gin on East Second Street. No damage beyond some burning loose cotton. firefighters used chemicals rather than water to put out the blaze.
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Carl Johnsons Party Kills Bear on Y Ranch Black Range
Carl Johnson and his party killed a 400 pound brown bear on the Y ranch in the Black Range. Attending were Carl Johnson Jr. Raymond Smih R. S. Smith and Mrs Pat rick Gratton Carl Johnsons daughter. This was Mrs Grattons first bear kill.
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Hiram Johnson rails at Hoover in California rally
Senator Hiram W. Johnson assailed the Republican administration in San Francisco urging support for Franklin D. Roosevelt. He framed the campaign as a Progressive revolt against special privilege, recalling 1910 California governorship and declaring renewed dedication to Progressivism amid crowd overflow and citywide political tension.
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Hunters Caught in Wyoming Snow
Sheridan, Oct 29 AP search efforts identify a frozen body believed to be Dillon McKinnon 11 of Greybull while a storm maroons 22 men seeking other lost hunters in the Big Horn mountains. Fred Demmel of Sheridan and Dell F Yoakum of Columbus remain missing with little hope of survival as eight inches of fresh snow falls atop 14 inches already on the range.
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Indian found shot in Gila National Forest identified
Magdalena New Mexico October 29 AP The body of an Indian about 40 found yesterday in the Gila National Forest with a bullet wound through the pack has been tentatively identified as Joe Johnson a member of the Laguna tribe from La Guna The identification was learned today
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Lost jewels drive Carlsbad search for highway box
In Carlsbad New Mexico two women paid with a $5 gold piece at a filling station while a jewel box valued at $5 000 containing gold coins vanished from Healdton Oklahoma. The box belonged to Mrs J D Martin of Healdton who offered a $150 reward. The sheriff questioned the women to see if they found the box on the highway between Healdton and Carlsbad.
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Cutting declines to speak for Roosevelt radio appeal
U S Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mexico refused an invitation to address the National Progressive League in Cleveland next week in support of Franklin D Roosevelt. He cited other engagements and instead plans a radio appearance on KOB Albuquerque Sunday night November 6, with the time to be announced.
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Road man dies after car crash near Roy New Mexico
Juan Romero 42 highway patrol foreman died from injuries after his car overturned in a ditch north of Roy. He suffered internal injuries a crushed chest and several broken ribs. Romero survived by his widow and four children.
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Bronco Lobos Clash In Sunny New Mexico Stadium
Albuquerque October 29 AP Bronco team from New Mexico Military Institute and the University of New Mexico Lobos meet today on a green sod field in a great football clash. Injuries hampered both squads equally with Richards and Cross out at kickoff and Chiaramonte nursing wounds but starting.
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Pitt Upsets Notre Dame 12-0 In Memorable Crowd Thrill
Pittsburgh Panthers toppled the highly regarded Notre Dame Ramblers 12 to 0 before 65 000 fans in Pittsburgh. Mike Sebastian sparked the rally with a 45 yard TD, followed by Ted Dailey catching a pass and returning it 20 yards for another score as Pitt clinched the unlikely victory.
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Dillon at 6 0 P rally Santa Fe
Former Gov. R C Dillon Republican candidate for governor will speak at a Republican rally in Santa Fe New Mexico tonight Other speakers include Jose Armijo secretary of state candidate Oliver M Lee and congress candidate Mrs Lorenzo Garcia Also Reed Holloman recently elected county chairman will speak
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Two Dead and Two Wounded in Taos Cafe Fight
In Taos New Mexico a cafe brawl left one woman and a man dead two other men gravely wounded. Alex Sannistevan was shot and killed allegedly by John Sherwood. Anna L. Mac was among the wounded. The incident occurred last night.
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Gas Tax Meet to Represent New Mexico at Amarillo Conference
C P Coppedge of Roswell, chief field inspector for New Mexico gas tax, will represent the state at a six-state conference in Amarillo November 3 to 5 to discuss stopping gasoline bootlegging and tax avoidance by dealers. The meeting is summoned by W W Fewel, Texas state tax supervisor, with representation from New Mexico, Texas, Arizona, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana. The sheriff’s office reports J S McClelland did not commit suicide and is alive, but search parties continue along the Pecos river and nearby areas for his body after a note suggested drowning himself. McClelland was last seen Thursday night by Tom Hall Jr., Paul Schultz, and Don Wilkins near East Second street east of Roswell. The search includes the Hondo canal and bottomless lakes, with no results to date.
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College football scores from weekend games 1935 era
College football results show many intercollegiate matchups with wide scores across dozens of schools. Notable outcomes include Army over Navy 33 to 0, Fordham 6 but Boston College 32, Michigan State 27 over Syracuse 13, and Purdue 34 over New York U 9. Multiple ties and lopsided wins are reported among traditional programs.
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Soldier Shot Dead at Ft. Bliss in El Paso
Pvt. Kennth W. Smith was shot and killed at Ft. Bliss in El Paso Texas early today. Staff Sgt Henry Wood was arrested after authorities say Wood complained on October 23 that Smith was paying attention to his wife.
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College scoreboard notes scattered hockey style scores
Second Period Southern M U 6 Texas U 7. Georgia Tech 9 Vanderbilt 12. William & Mary 9 Army 7. Third Period Illinois 13 Chicago 7.
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Hoover Plans Midwest Campaign Tours
President Hoover decided to make another campaign trip into the middle west leaving Washington Tuesday or Wednesday. The route likely includes Chicago Minneapolis and St Louis as stops with stops in other centers along the way.
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