Wide Unemployment Sparks Rush for Relief Programs
Washington reports a winter wave of unemployment pushes the government to stress work and loans over dole. Plans include payroll tax to fund unemployment insurance, expansion of public works, and efforts to move jobless into made jobs as Hopkins and Ickes coordinate relief and relief administration aims.
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Washington
PWA
Federal Relief Administration
Roosevelt
Congress
Huse
Treilef
Ickes
Harry = J. Hopkins
Hopkins
Fliers Halted in Honolulu by Strong Winds
Honolulu reports veteran aviator Charles Kingsford Smith and Captain P G Taylor delaying the long overwater flight from Australia to California due to adverse winds. They landed safely at Wheeler Field after a hazardous Fiji crossing in the Lady Southern Cross and plan to wait for better weather for the 2400 mile hop to Oakland or Los Angeles.
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Honolulu
Charles Kingsford- Smith
P. G. Taylor
Australia
California
Wheeler Field
Suva
Fiji
United States
Oakland
Los Angeles
Hatch and Dempsey Demand National Policy Support
Sen Carl Hatch and J J Dempsey campaigned before a large Las Cruces crowd urging voters to elect leaders with national affairs knowledge. Dempsey praised relief measures for farmers while Hatch spoke on national issues and backing the President. both planned to speak in Silver City that night.
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Hatch
Arsea
Dempsey
Silver City
Cutting Says Tingley 15 Not Fit Governor
Sen. Bronson Cutting assailed Clyde Tingley at a Republican rally for not answering patronage-deal charges linked to J. J. Dempsey. He asserted a candidate who ignores such charges for five days lacks qualification for New Mexico governor and critiqued Albuquerque mayor’s silence.
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N.bl
Clyde Tingley
J. J. Dempsey
Sen. Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Congress
Cutting
Albuquerane
James
Dillon Backs Miller in New Mexico Rally
Former Gov. R C Dillon spoke for Jaffa Miller at a Republican rally in Springer N M urging Miller and Dillon’s shared aims. Dillon pledged support for the pension bill as Cutting and Miller joined a GOP gathering while Chav ez and Tingley led a Democratic meeting.
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Bronson Cutting
Jaffa Miller
Maurice Miera
Dennis Chavez
Clyde Tingley
Two Arrests In Escape Of John Dillinger
Crown Point Indiana October 30 AP Lewis Baker jail warden and Ernest Blank fingerprint expert were taken into custody early this morning by Deputy Attorney General Ray Edward Barce for questioning in Dillinger escape from Crown Point jail on March 3. They were escorted to an undisclosed destination as authorities pursued leads in the case. Dillinger escaped using a wooden gun and was fatally shot in Chicago on July 22 by federal officers after leaving a movie theater.
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Crown Point
Ind
Lewis Baker
Ernest Blank
Depty
Ray Edward Barce
John Dillinger
Baree
Baker
Blunk
Dillinger
Chicago
Urges U. S. to Build Airships for Ocean Routes
The aviation commission is urged to back government dirigible construction for transoceanic service run by steamship companies. Rear Admiral H. J. Cone says U S lines should operate them and cites foreign rivals like the Queen Mary and Normandie as reasons the United States must not cede airship leadership.
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Washington
President's Aviation Commission
H. J. Cone
Shipping Board Bureau
Steamship Lines
E. P. Farley
The
Shipping Board
Pacific Coast Steamship
Cone
United States
America
LaFollette Claims Tingley Is Tool Of Railroads
Bob LaFollette told a rally in Hot Springs New Mexico that Clyde Tingley the Democratic candidate for governor would be the mouthpiece for Capt. W C Reid of the Santa Fe railway. He cited A R Hebenstreit and Arthur Prager as supporters and Maj. B Ruppe as a druggist accusing Tingley of siding with corporations against Albuquerque residents.
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Hot. Springs
N. M
Robert H. LaFollette
Albuquerque
Clyde Tingley
W. C. Reid
Santa Fe Railway
A. R. Hebenstreit
Arthur Prager
Maj. B. Ruppe
Tingley
Parliament Reassembles as MacDonald Sets Armaments Day
London dispatch reports Parliament reassembled after summer recess with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald stating the government will designate a day in the current session for armaments business. The Labour party is understood to aim for reducing foreign trade in armaments.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Labor Party
Deer Fat From White and Capitan Mountains In Mabie-Lowrey Contest
Deer brought in from the White Mountains and Capitan Mountains are said to be very fat though drought was expected to reduce size. S. W. Ludowick weighs in an 180 pound buck, the largest so far. L. C. Fellows reports a 186 pound deer but must be weighed in at Mabie-Lowrey to count. E. H. Gentry of Hobbs brought a 205.5 pound deer but is ineligible for prize due to unregistered status. Four hundred thirty hunters registered in the contest.
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White Mountains
Capitan Mountains
S. W. Ludowick
L. C. Fellows
Mabie- Lowrey’s
E. H. Gentry
Hobbs
Mabie-Lowrey
Warning Against Soaping Windows This Halloween Year
Chief of police Frank Young warned this morning that officers will strive to stop window and windshield soaping during Halloween. Violators will be prosecuted under a new enforcement effort. Texas gasoline prices rise statewide as East Texas refiners post wholesale 11 cents per gallon, tax included, effective 7 a.m. tomorrow.
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Frank Young
Hallowe
Texas
Gladewater
East Texas
Democratic Rally 10 to Be Held Tonight
Judge H A Kiker and Captain Irving Patrick O Hay will deliver the main addresses at a Democratic rally tonight at eight o clock in the district courtroom M H Ward Democratic county chairman will preside Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas author of the 18th amendment will speak here Friday night
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H. A. Kiker
Irving Patrick O'Hay
M. H. Ward
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Lou Tellegen Ends His Life With Scissors
Hollywood, Oct 30 AP report that Lou Tellegen a former stage and film idol died from seven self inflicted cuts with scissors in a bathroom at the home of Mrs. John T. Cadahy. Police say the act was suicide while an autopsy awaited. friends note declining health and mind.
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Hollywood
Calif
Lou Tellegen
Tellegen
John T. Cudahy
California Supreme Court weighs Sinclair voter purge
San Francisco Oct 30 AP The California supreme court will decide whether the superior court may proceed with disfranchisement actions against about 25 000 registered voters in Los Angeles a key step in the Epic Governor race The move to block purging of rolls tied to Merriam was delayed pending the ruling Sinclair who shifted from Socialist to Democrat rejected a Socialist nominee call to withdraw as treachery to Roosevelt voters Merriam touted a social credit plan to employ relief recipients amid the bitter campaign
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Upton Sinclair
California Supreme Court
William H. Waste
Superior Court
Sinclair
Frank F. Merriam
High Court
A. 3. Webb
Merriam
Milen Dempster
California
Dempster
Roswell Teachers Plan Morning Breakfast at Santa Fe
Roswell public school teachers will hold a 7 30 am breakfast at the La Fonda Hotel in Santa Fe during the New Mexico Educational Association convention. Sixty three teachers have reservations as leaders like C M Martin and Major John Smith attend. Roswell school superintendents D N Pope and D C Pearson will toast and speak on education and community ties.
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Roswell Public Schools
la Fonda
Santa Fe
New Mexico Educational Association
C. M. Martin
Chaves County
John Smith
Institute
D.N. Pope
Roswell
T. H. Boswell
Board of Education
Burr Powell
Washington Avenue
Claude Simpson
Chamber of Commerce
George N. Carothers
D. N. Pope
Col
D. C. Pearson
Salvation Army Advisory Board Meeting Called Today
A Salvation Army Advisory Board meeting was called for two o'clock this afternoon, with board members expected to attend and discuss upcoming community service plans and fundraising efforts.
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Salvation Army Advisory Board
Jury Venire For November Term For Chaves County
Sheriff John C. Peck reports the venire of 36 jurors for the November district court term in Chaves County. The regular jury panel of 24 will be selected from these veniremen, who must report on November 19 as criminal trials begin. Names include Marmion McCord, E F Putter, J E Blount, H B Samson, Grady Ford, G B Armstrong, Manny Ge, Boyd Williams, Clarence King, Phillip Ernst, R W Kisker, Zeb Chewning, Lee Reeves, H C Shuman, W E Fenson, H M Huff Sr, J J Davis, C C Mathews, Ed Davidson, Earl Corn, Paul M Littell, Alton Broadfoot, Sam McKinstry, J W Derrick, J W Smith, C W Grier, B J West, Henry McChewning, O B Thompson, Robert Glock, Fred Croom, R R Hinkle, Elton Langford, Will Hortenstein, E C White, Louis Falconi.
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Johbn C. Peck
Chaves County
Marmion McCord
E. F. Putter
J. E. Blount
H. B. Samson
Grady Ford
G. B. Armstrong
Ge Manny
Pay Off Tonight in Roswell Kiwanis Contest
The Roswell Kiwanis Club wraps a six week attendance and membership contest. Tonight at 6 30 General Ginsberg’s team guests their wives at a Kiwanis dinner hosted by General DeShurley’s team at the Kiwanis P ey Scout iut on North Missouri.
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Roswell
Kiwanettes
General DeShurley
Hearing on oil code in small towns discussed
Washington AP reports the Petroleum Labor Policy Board called a hearing for November 8 to decide if the oil code should continue to apply to petroleum market operations in towns with populations under 2,500.
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Washington
Petroleum Labor Policy Board
Man Burned in Railway Tank Car Explosion
Bert Crow was badly burned when gasoline fumes ignited in an empty railway tank car at the Valley Refining Company on East College Boulevard. He suffered first degree burns on the chest abdomen arms and legs and was taken to St Mary's hospital. the tank car and fall caused no serious injuries to others.
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Bert Crow
Valley Refining Company
East College Boulevard
Crow
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ballard
The
Texans Pursue Texas Outlaws Through New Mexico
A posse of Texas officers and New Mexico deputies swept through Clovis at dawn pursuing Virgil Stalcup and Clarence Brown who escaped a Dickens jail after killing the sheriff. Reports say the duo may be traveling in the slain deputy’s car with sightings near Santa Rosa and directions toward Albuquerque.
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Clovis
N. M
Texas
Virgil Stalcup
Clarence Brown
San jJon
Tucumcari
New Mexico
Stalcup
Brown
Dickens
Here
Santa Rosa
Albuquerque
Stalcup 2Nd Brown
Etaleup
Albuqquerque
Neumann Heads to Colorado River Compact Meeting
Santa Fe October 30 AP K. Neumann attorney general traveled to Denver to join a conference of the Colorado river compact states. The trip aims to address Arizona’s failure to sign the compact with the six other states.
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Neumann
Santa Fe
K. Neumann
Denver
Arizona
Federal relief funds announced for New Mexico and Colorado
Washington October 30 AP Hopkins relief administrator announced allotments to meet November relief needs in states Colorado 2 092 025 and New Mexico 941 112 dollars. The figures shown include 041 112 for New Mexico and 2 092 025 for Colorado in the November relief allocations.
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Washington
Harry A. Hopkins
Colorados
New Mexico
Union Printers Respond To Grantham Comment In Albuquerque
In Albuquerque on October 30 IAP reports Everett Grantham of Clovis claimed union labels were unmerited. The Albuquerque Typographical Union issued a letter denying the charge, stating printers work under a longstanding contract approved by the International Typographical Union. Signed by G. T. Griffin Jr. and officers, the letter asserts contractual relations with Albuquerque printers remain unchanged since 1895.
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Albuquerque
Lovington
Everett Grantham
Clovis
Albuquerque Journal
Associated Press
Grantham
Santa Fe
Albuqueraque Journal
Albuquerque Publishing Company
Journal and Tribune
International Typographical Union
Albuquerate Typographical Union
G. T. Griffin, Jr
C. H. Bki
J. B. Harris
Ang F.a Pies
C. E. Bass
Frank Gradl
Cattle Shipments From New Mexico Reach Eighty Thousand Head
New Mexico cattle shipments in September totaled 80 929 head, per W A Naylor secretary of the State Cattle Sanitary Board. This compares with 15 821 a year earlier and highlights a sharp drop from August when 164 834 head were sent out. Shipments were reported across multiple districts including Springer Las Vegas Clayton Tucumcari Alamogordo Roswell Farmington Deming Albuquerque Santa Fe Las Cruces Carlsbad Lovington Portales Magdalena East Vaughn Machita Silver City Solano Hobbs and Hard Springs with varied totals.
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W. A. Naylor
The
State Cattle Sanitary Board
Springer
Las Vegas
Clayton
Tucumcari
Portales
Magdalena
East Vaughn
Machita
Silver City
Solano
Hobbs
Hored Springs
Poy
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