Roswell Daily Record opinions on Senator Cutting politics
The Roswell Daily Record notes a yesterday AP dispatch about Senator Cutting sworn campaign expenditure and challenges critics to prove false sworn statements. It argues campaigning differs from facts and warns of perjury risk, cautioning that politics in New Mexico can be reckless and partisan.
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Cutting
Reee Central Committee
Chaves
Ingley
Senate
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Cutting accused of owning up to thirty five New Mexico papers
The article argues that opponents claim Senator Cutting controls up to thirty five New Mexico newspapers, though it notes he owns only the Santa Fe New Mexican and bonds in the Albuquerque Journal. It calls for inspection of stockholder affidavits under postal laws to settle the dispute and suggests charges of perjury or conspiracy if true.
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Cutting
New Mexico
Santa Fe New Mexican
Albuquerque Journal
Jesse
New Mexico Property Assessments Rise in 1935 Totals
State Tax Commission final figures show New Mexico total property assessments for 1934 at 291,947,640 with 1935 at 284,865,150, a net increase of 7,082,490 or 2.56 percent. Six counties declined by 1,012,386 while 24 counties added about 8,894,826, led by Eddy and Colfax counties with major gains. Chaves shows the largest decrease.
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State Tax Commission
Tax Payers Association of
New Mexico
Chaves
Eddy County
Colfax
Berenalillo
Lea
Lincoln
Santa Fe
Notice of Suit Pending in New Mexico Divorce Case
In Chaves County New Mexico Jack Russell is notified suit is pending to dissolve marriage with Bessie Russell. Plaintiff seeks absolute divorce. Attorney O. E. Little of Roswell NM. Appearance by December 6 1934 or judgment by default will be entered. Dated October 13 1934 Roswell NM. Clerk D P Greiner. Seal by Louise McConnell Deputy. Adv. cation's funeral.
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Jack Russell
State of New Mexico
District Court
Chaves County
New Mexico
Oe Russell
Bessie Russ
O. E. Little
Roswell
D .P. Greiner
Sutt
Harry Fisher
Verna Fisher
District Court of
Claude J. Neis
White Building
Sidelights on the News in the Southwest
The piece discusses the eastern border singing conventions framed as social, cultural events tied to music publishing. It highlights the Carrizozo gathering on November 25 with organizers Mrs. Don English Mrs. T. E. Kelley and E. M. Brickley, noting the program from 10 a m to 3 30 p m and the open-air dinner. It mourns Earl B Rountree of Capitan and his archaeological work including locating a major prehistoric city and guiding state excavations.
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Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
North
Pecos
Sons Belt
Carrizezxo
Don English
T. E. Kelley
E.M. Brickley
Earl Hindman
Plateau
Quay Organization
Himelf
Malpais
Earl B. Rountree
Capitan
Wao
Mr. Reantree
Sierra
Ane
America
State Archaeological Society
Bill Burnet
Carlsbad
Mr. Rountree
Ballot process and security measures described in detail
The article explains how four party tickets appear on ballots with duplicate numbers and concealment methods to protect ballot secrecy. It notes the voting procedure, use of guide ballots, writing in candidates, and postvote counting by trained clerks, plus rules about proximity of election workers and judges. It also references a specimen ballot and timing in the polling.
Campaign tour for Old Age Revolving Pensions grows
Archer speaks in Alamogordo promoting signatures for a pension measure. More than 30,000,000 names signed nationwide, aiming for 50,000,000 before Congress convenes. He vows the tour covers the southern state, insists non political aims, and notes upcoming ballot pamphlets and 16 by 23 inch sheets printed on 70 pound ballot paper.
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Archer Ji. Woede
Albuavergte
Townsend
Congress
Archer
Alamogords
Whein
Grazing land and livestock assessments fixed by state tax commission
Assessments made are limited to unit values fixed by the State Tax Commission for grazing land and livestock.
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State Tax Commission
Funeral for "Pretty Boy" Floyd Held in Sallisaw
In Sallisaw Oklahoma the Akins cemetery hosted the funeral for the outlaw known as Pretty Boy Floyd. A sparsely attended service drew mourners and local residents to pay respects, as authorities reflected on Floyd’s troubled legacy and the era’s lawless activity.
Public Works chief denies major housing funding plan
Phillip B. Fleming acting Public Works Administrator denied reports that the Public Works Administration planned to urge the President to spend twelve billion dollars over five years for the program, stating no final recommendations have been formulated.
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Washington
Phillip B. Fleming
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Pubic Works Administration
Public Works Administration
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