Dillon Charges The State Is Spending More Than Received
Cuba New Mexico October 31 AP former Governor R C Dillon Republican candidate for governor charged that the state spent more than it received in his administration. He cited fiscal year balances and income and asserted the Lengman administration was wasteful, contrasting it with his own record.
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Dillon
Cuba
N. M
R. C. Dillion
Arthur Lengman
Diller
Treasury
Seligman
Texas to Use New Mexico Data in Water Suit
Texas plans to file suit against New Mexico over Pecos River water division using material prepared by New Mexico state engineer. George M. Neel said all river data has been gathered and is ready for Texas once funds are provided to pay for its use.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Huge Crowds to Hear Hoover on New York Trip
New York Oct 31 AP Huge crowds are expected as President Hoover speaks at Madison Square Garden at 9 pm with overflow at Carnegie Hall. Ticket demand exhausted Garden capacity 21 000. 700 uniformed guards plus bomb radical and alien squads will secure entrances. A 21 guns salute greets Hoover as his train reaches Newark and a committee welcomes him before an event at the Mosave theatre.
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New York
Hoover
Madison Square Garden
Gadren
Carnegie Hall
Carnegie
Newark
N. J
Edward . De.Peffield
Mosave
Harold MacGrath Dies At 61 While Working On Novel
Harold MacGrath veteran writer of romances and mysteries collapsed from a heart illness while at work on his latest novel in his Syracuse study. He died early yesterday and will be buried tomorrow at St. Pauls Episcopal Church with funeral set for 2 p.m. His wife heard him call and found him dying.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Harold MacGrath
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
MacGrath
Hmm. Held for Shooting at Questa Saturday
County officers in N M held Casmiro Barrera of Questa under technical arrest pending recovery of Deputy Sheriff Adolfo Gonzales who was shot during a Saturday night fight at a Questa pool hall. Gonzales, said to be shot twice, was rushed to an Alemosa hospital in Colorado.
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N. M
Casmiro Barrera
Questa
Adolfo Gonzales
McClelland Turns Up Near Tatum After Disappearance
McClelland who vanished last Thursday after mailing a death by own action letter to Mr and Mrs McCracken was found Friday afternoon in Gladiola New Mexico seven miles east of Tatum. Sheriff Peck learned Saturday that he had not harmed himself and that a man matching his description was seen in Gladiola trying to hitchhike toward Brownfield Texas. Deputies in Pecos River search prepared to begin, but the recovered tracks suggested McClelland hesitated at the river brink and then changed his mind.
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Oes McCleLland
M. C. McCracken
Gladiola
New Mexico
Tatum
John C. Peck
McClelland
Sheriff Peck
Sam McCue
Pecos
Highway Bridge
Hoover Radio Broadcasts Tonight From New York and Boston
Federal campaign events air tonight with President Hoover speaking from New York on WEAF NBC at 9, Governor Roosevelt from Boston on WEAF NBC at 10:36, and Judge Florence E. Allen appearing on WIZ NBC at 8:36. The time stamps reflect Eastern Standard Time and indicate multiple stations: WEAF WJZ NBC and WIZ NBC.
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Hoover
WEAF
WJZ
NBC
President Hoover
New York
Gov. Roosevelt
Boston
WIZ
Democratic
Florence E. Allen
Tuesday briefing on Republican farm program details
The notice outlines a Republican farm program airing on Tuesday at 12:15 p.m. and again for the Midwest audience at 1:15 p.m. It presents schedule timing and regional labeling without additional context.
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Wiz-Nec
Midwest
Republican Farm Program
Two Shot At Taos Recovers. Hearing Delayed
Taos New Mexico October 31 AP preliminary hearing for John Sherwood in a Friday night killing and wounding will be delayed until two wounded men M M Randall and John Sanchez recover. Randall and Sanchez were shot while stopping a fight between Alfiex Santistevan and Sherwood. Santistevan was killed and Mrs Anna L McHorse fatally wounded. McHorse died in a Santa Fe hospital Saturday. Randall and Sanchez were taken to Santa Fe for care and are on the road to recovery. District Attorney Fred C Stringfellow said no hearing until they can testify. Sherwood remains in Colfax county jail at Raton. There is no county jail in Taos.
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Taos
N. M
John Sherwood
M. M. Randalls
John Sanchez
Randall
Sanchez
Alfiex Santistevan
Sherwood
Santistevan
Anna L. McHorse
Spikes Pulled From B and O Rail Track
Athens Ohio October 31 deputies investigated a report 67 railroad spikes pulled from the Baltimore and Ohio track at Alli son s crossing 39 from the outside rail 28 from the inside. Freight line damage feared had helpers been more deliberate. One person likely involved with wrecking motive suspected by railroad police chief.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Allison’s Crossing
Here
Wayne Wingett
F. B. Mitchell
Hoover
Washington
Indianapolis
Lora Weinrich
E. S. Russell
Crues Stabbing Spurs manhunt for Arnley
Las Cruces New Mexico October 31 AP officers seek Harry Arnley of Las Cruces to question him in connection with the death of P L Dixon a Negro stabbed Friday night Dixon died yesterday and Arnley could not be located Dixon was stabbed during a fight in Las Cruces
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Las Cruces
N. M
Harry Arnley
P. L. Dixon
Dixon
Arnley
New Mexico Family With Real Hard Luck
Albuquerque report recalls a string of misfortunes within J. F. Jackson’s Atrisco family. Virgil V. Jackson, 17? night manager at a local garage, was wounded in the right leg when a revolver stored in a holster behind the steering wheel discharged while he drove a customer’s car. Earlier, Albert Jackson lay unconscious after a ruptured stomach ulcer, and the father suffered back injuries from a ranch accident. The gun incident adds to a year of adversity for the household.
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Albuquerque
N. M
J. F. Jackson
Atrisco
Virgil V. Jackson
Jackson
Albert
Virgil Jackson
Albuquerque to receive 200000 gift for Public Forum
Neill B. Field left 200000 to the city of Albuquerque to fund a municipal auditorium to be named the Albuquerque Public Forum. The will, filed in Bernalillo county court, provides the gift after the death of Mrs Field, with much of the estate held in trust for her care. The University of New Mexico receives valuable silverware and other items. Relatives and friends also receive gifts.
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Albuquerque
WN. M
Albuquerque Public Forum
Neill B. Field
Bernalillo County
University of New Mexico
House of R. W. Elliot Burned Near Artesia
A two story frame house occupied by R. W. Elliott on McGaffey east of the Artesia Roswell highway burned to the ground last night. The family escaped unharmed as no water was available and the fire department was busy at the Roswell Gin Company fire. By 11 o’clock the house was almost completely destroyed with none of the household goods saved. The building, an older one built by M. A. Finley, had been owned by H. H. Cookson and family for years, drawing a large crowd to the blaze.
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R. W. Elliott
McGaffey
Artesia-Roswell
Roswell
M. A. Finley
H. H. Cookson
Chief Young Warns Hallowe en Pranks In City
Chief of Police Frank Young issues a friendly warning to boys and girls out for Halloween. He cautions against malicious pranks and damage while promising vigilant police presence tonight. A word to the wise should be enough.
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Frank Young
Hallowe’ening
Kellys to Deming for Six Months on Highway Project
B F Kelly and family depart tomorrow for Deming to reside six months while Kelly supervises Armstrong and Armstrong highway work between Deming and Silver City. He previously served as district highway engineer in Roswell. Their Roswell home is 210 North Kansas.
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Deming
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Armstrong and Armstrong
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Armstrong & Armstrong
Roswell
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Kansas
Riots in London as jobless mobs clash with police
London police claim a third victory in a month over rioters amid attacks on Buckingham Palace and Westminster. Thousands surged from Trafalgar Square toward Whitehall before blue coats repelled them with reinforcements from 12,000 special constables and volunteer patrols.
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Buckingham Palace
Westminster
Roosevelt visits Maine amid two day Mass tour
Franklin D Roosevelt on a campaign drive through Massachusetts New Hampshire Maine Rhode Island and Connecticut entered Maine riding toward Portland then Boston for a lone lengthy speech in New England. He urged Mainers to sustain Coolidge and break political precedents while promising bipartisanship after his election.
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Franklin D.roosevelt
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Fire destroys seventeen cotton bales at Roswell Gin Yard
Seventeen bales of cotton were totally destroyed and ten damaged in a blaze at the Roswell Gin Company yard on East Second Street. The fire, likely sparked by a bale packed earlier, was spotted by night watchman J H Evers at 10:20 p.m. and extinguished by 2 a.m. with hoses left to prevent smoldering. Officials could not yet identify growers.
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Roswell Gin Company
East Second Street
J. H. Evers
Officers Thank Searchers In Dr McClelland Case
City and county officers thank all who assisted in the search for the body of Dr. J. S. McClelland who was thought to have drowned himself. The record states Dr. McClelland did not die by his own action and was seen alive near Tatum.
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J. 5. McClelland
McClelland
Tatum
New Mexico Reserve Officers Set Roswell as 1933 Convention Site
Albuquerque dispatch notes the New Mexico Reserve Officers Association chose Roswell as the 1933 convention city after a near unanimous vote by about one hundred officers. Election of officers includes Gen H A Ingalls president Maj J W Chapman first vice president Capt Albert Marth second vice president Lieut Albert Roberts historian and Capt George Weber chaplain.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico Reserve Officers Association
Roswell
H. A. Ingalls
New Mexico Military Institute
J. W. Chapman
Santa Fe
Albert Marth
Albert Roberts
Las Cruces
George Weber
Thousands MARCH JOBLESS PARADE Through Chicago Loop
Thousands of unemployed march through Chicago's Loop at noon carrying banners against conditions. The parade moves past City Hall in orderly procession, as motorcycle police clear streets and extra officers guard the route. Leaders vow order despite crowd pressure.
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Chicago
Loop
Girl Lost Near Fort Sumner Safi Fort Sumner Search Ends
Aylene Wyley, 16, of Fort Sumner high school, wandered from Renfro ranch 16 miles north and spent hours in mesquite and sand. After mile long trek she reached the Roswell Santa Rosa highway and was picked up by a passerby. Fifty men aided the search from 4 pm to midnight. she returned home unharmed with only scratches and blistered feet. Daughter of J Wyley, Santa Rosa merchant.
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N. M
Aylene Wyley
Fort Sumner High School
Renfro Ranch
Santa Rosa
Los O
J. Wyley
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