Roswell Fatalities Highlight Tragic Local Deaths
The Roswell paper reports two linked tragedies: Bert R Snow age 50 died at St Mary's hospital from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after writing notes to friends about death by own action, and Bert Crow died from burns after an explosion at Valley Refining Company. Baker, Goodnight, and others feature in the incident chronology leading to Snow's death.
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Frert Crow
St. Mary’s Hospital
Valley Refining Company
Bert Crow
Roswell
Pat
William M. Crow
Clayton Welburn
Gallup
Lois Crow
Jack Crow
J. Leon Baker
Snow
Roswell-Vaughn Highway
Baker
Vaughn Highway
Schuler
North Main Street
Hinkle Motor Company
Arthur J. Simms
Pier Rubber Company
Simms
Ralph Goodnight
Mr. Goodnight
Vaughn Road
Bitter attack on cutting at meeting here.
In a Democratic rally in the district courtroom last night Judge H A Kiker and Captain Irving Patrick O Hay denounced Senator Bronson M Cutting. Police reported earlier riots in Denver over relief projects with several officers injured and as many as 30 workers and agitators hurt amid clashes near a Platte River relief site. Seventeen arrests were made and violence anticipated to continue, with Table Mountain as a focal point for potential further confrontations.
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H. A. Kiker
Irving Patrick O’hay
Bronson M. Cutting
Senate
Denver
Hallowe’en
Table Mountain
Golden
Jefferson County
FERA
C .V. Satt
Platte River
Satt
Marshal Y. Stanton
Albert T. Clark
Democrats claim gains in upcoming elections period
Washington reports Democratic leaders told President Roosevelt the New Deal will receive a smashing endorsement next Tuesday. Predictions say Senate majority will grow and House strength may rise, while Republicans dispute that outcome and note relief funds allocation ahead of the election.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New Deal
Congress
Senate
House
Farley
Chareed
Maine
Republican Senatorial-Congressional Campaign Committee
New Deal Administration
Fletcher
Repub
Will Rogers Notes On New York Stock Exchange Losses
Beverly Hills columnist Will Rogers references a morning paper item about the New York Stock Exchange reporting costs of 287,986 dollars for last year. He jokes that the exchange never published its earnings, calling it a new member joining the "racket" and suggesting it helps the bread line.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
New York Stock Exchange
Where Were Hatch And Cong Chavez Continued on Page Four
Silver City New Mexico October 31 AP James Dempsey Democratic candidate for Congress urged support for the President and for lawmakers who will back him. He charged Senator Cutting’s absence delayed PWA allotments, noting New Mexico received 263000 versus California and Arizona with 40000000 and 8000000. Senator Carl Hatch spoke on national issues urging Washington support for the President. The two men will die in
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Silver City
N. M
James Farley
Albuquerque
J. J. Dempsey
Congress
Senate
National
House of Representatives
Dempsey Sai
New Mexico
Washington
Dempsey
Cutting
PWA
California
Arizona
Russia
Carl Hatch
Protest over Amb Daniels remarks in Mexico draws protest
A Las Cruces New Man club sent a protest to President Roosevelt accusing Ambassador Daniels of implying approval of Mexican policy against the Catholic church. The group sought support from other New Man clubs to join in the action.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Roosevelt
Newman Club of
Ambassador Daniels
Mexico
Daniels
Teameg M. Gillis
Centrctie Order
New York
Newmen Cubs
Sal
Man claims Hauptmann asked for ransom help in 1930s
Cincinnati report attributes to D Y Sanders a written statement from a federal prisoner at Troy claiming Bruno Richard Hauptmann told him he kidnapped the Lindbergh baby and needed help handling the ransom money. Sanders says he initiated ransom negotiations and disposed of part of the funds in Germany in 1922.
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Cincinnati
The
Enquirer Sas
Troy
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
D. Y. Sanders
Schenactedy
N. Y
Germany
Enquirer
Farm Bureau Asks Blunt Questions in Dona Ana County
Dona Ana county farm bureau mails questionnaire to candidates for county commissioners and state house of representatives. It asks about sales tax or replacement tax on property, labeling of livestock remedies, revisions to pure seed and motor carrier laws, farm gasoline exemption, water rights protections, rural school aid, farm to market road completion, county agent funding, restoring farm bureau support, equitable property valuation, and membership eligibility.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Dona Ana
Colorado
Farm Bureau
The
Opposition to Cutting is Personal in New Mexico
Democratic state headquarters in Santa Fe reports John Chapman, veteran leader, opposes Senator Cutting for reasons beyond veterans’ affairs. Chapman says no veteran opposes Cutting for delinquency, but for other causes, citing lack of stability of character and shifting political ideas over 16 years.
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Santa Fe
Seid
John Chapman
Veterans Good Government Treafue
Sen. Cutting
Veterans
Senate
Veterans’ Affairs
Chapman
Legion
H. A. Ingalls
Roswell
New Mexico
Senato Cutting
Cutting
Veterans Affairs
Senator Cutting
Doctor Charges Favoritism in FERA Work
Albuquerque official reports detail Dr. Ss. L. Burton a physician who sent 2,500 circulars nationwide accusing state and county FERA leaders of discrimination and political favoritism. He names Bernalillo FERA head Miss Bondurant, state chief Miss Reeves, and Frank Butt of Butts Drug, asserting bias in case handling and drug business. He urged doctors dentists and druggists to seek Hopkins removal and provided affidavits to the national FERA administrator.
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Albuquerque
Ss. L. Burton
FERA
Burton
L. L. Bondurant
Bernalillo County
Margaret Reeves
Frank Butt
State Highway Commission
Butts Drug Company
Harry JL. Hopkins
Hopkins
Miss Reeves
Miss Bondurant
Miss Pondurant
Bernalillo County Charity Bureau
Talk of Party Regularity Is Bunk, Senator Says
Wagon Mound New Mexico Oct 31 AP Senator Broncon Cutting told Colfax and Mora county audiences that opposition to a ticket because it is not regular is bunk and that no congressman is 100 percent regular. He urged voting on issues and records. He warned voters against electing a governor ignorant of New Mexico needs.
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Wagon Mound
N. M
Sen
Broncon Cutting
Colfax
Mora
Issee and Chiesnery
Congress
Continue Attacks On Sen Cutting By New Mexico Candidates
In Taos on October 31, Clyde Tingley and Dennis Chavez addressed two meetings continuing their campaigns against Sen Bronson Cutting. Tingley reiterated the forty million dollar claim while Chavez pressed questions about Cutting’s record and benefits to New Mexico. A parade preceded the rally.
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Taos
N. M
Clyde Tingley
Dennis Chavez
Sen. Bronson Cutting
Tingley
Chavez
Cutting
New Mexico
Public funds used for politics in Roosevelt charge
In Syracuse Roosevelt alleges Democrats misuse colossal funds to build a national political machine led by Tammany Hall. He claims the administration betrays the people and perverts public service for partisan ends, targeting ward helpers and pledges unkept to the forgotten man.
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Syracus
N. Y
Democratic Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Tammany Hall
Roosevelt
Roosevel
Wool Sold Here Brings 20 Cents
The Sea Corn Woolclip of over 0,000 pounds was sold from the Bond-Baker warehouse to the French Mills Woonsockett Rhode Island through Ralph Vandewart as local representative at 20 cents per pound. This price is higher than recent sales on record.
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Bond-Baker
French Mills
Woonsockett
Rhode Island
Ralph Vandewart
Russian scientists revive man after hanging attempt
In Moscorr a Russian device by Sergei Bruikhamenko revived a man who hanged himself three hours earlier for two minutes using an artificial heart. The experiment marks the first human test of the device, following animal successes.
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Moscorr
Sergei Bruikhamenko
Two Mexicans Killed in Border River Battle
In El Paso Texas on Oct 31 two unidentified Mexicans were killed after opening fire on U S border patrolmen who confronted five men across the Rio Grande. Snipers on the Mexican side fired as officers returned fire and fifteen gallons of liquor were seized in the clash.
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el Paso
Tex
U. S
Rio Grande
H. C. Horsley
Horsley
Teachers Leave For N M E A Meet In Roswell
Roswell schools close at noon for the week as teachers travel to Santa Fe for the New Mexico Education Association convention in session through Saturday. Leaders Will C Lawrence Ed Williams J B Johns and Logan Hunter join the push to bring the 1935 N M E A meeting to Roswell along with Claude Simpson and Colonel D C Pearson. The Chamber of Commerce backs the effort, with strong teacher support.
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Roswell
Santa Fe
New Mexico Educational Association
Will C. Lawrence
Ed Williams
J. B. Johns
Logan Hunter
Claude Simpson
Chamber of Commerce
D. C. Pearson
N. M
New Hearing Set On Robinson Removal Case
Louisville awaiting a new hearing in Nashville to transfer Thomas H. Robinson Sr. to Louisville for the Stoll kidnapping trial. U S district attorney Sparks said a November 9 date is set. Robinson, Jr. and his wife Frances are charged with conspiracy to kidnap Mrs. Stoll, with Mrs. Robinson jailed and the younger Robinson a fugitive.
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Louisville
Nashville
Thomas H. Robinson
Stoll
Thomas J. Sparks
United States
Robinson
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Frances Robinson
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Bert R. Snow
Talmage Mortuary
Bert Roswell Snow
Mary’s Hospital
Roswell, N. M
Ralph
Adios
Relief
Kiker
O’hay
J. G. Anderson
Dexter
Tinsley
H. O. Bursum
Capt
W. C. Reid
C. M. Potts
Judge Riker
Pecos Valley
Miller
Will Rogers
Hatch
Cong. Chavez
Wight
Amb. Daniels
Hallowe’eners
Betty Gray
Hauptmann
Transom
Lindy
Qocate
N.M.E.A
Elder Robinson
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