NRA Puts End To Child Labor Belief In Gallup Strike
Peaceful mood prevailed in the Gallup strike zone as NRA Miners Union leaders halted picketing until a conference with Gov. Arthur Seligman. Officials planned armistice talks after mass meetings near Lupton and ongoing guard patrols at mine entrances.
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NRA
Gallup, N. M
National Miners Union
Arthur Seligman
State Line
Lupton
Ariz
National Guard
Direct Line Company
Mestmore
Gallup American
Horace Moses
Gallup Southwestern Coal Company
Mutual Coal Company
Col. C. G. Sage of
Deming
Oficer
Gallup
New Mexico stockmen vow fence removal resistance
Albuquerque reports from the Division of Investigation quote George Bywater saying some stockmen plan to resist the Interior Department fence removal order. He notes others will comply, while Santa Fe reports hint at court challenges. The 1885 act authorizes removal and penalties up to 1000 dollars or a year’s imprisonment with possible military aid. Notices demanding fence removals are being mailed.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Secretary of Interior
Rhches
Division of Investigation
Gage
George Fywater
Santa Fe
Bywater
U. S
Seven of 36 injured in train wreck release
Tucumcari New Mexico September 1 AP seven of the thirty six injured in the Golden Staff Limited wreck Tuesday and hospitalized were released to continue their journey. Names include Marjorie Watkinson Jack Horner Josephine Trott William Larg Virginia Williams Charles Borelli Milton Grey. Mrs Margaret Blackburn of Los Angeles said to be most seriously hurt others improved. Two passengers Savario Anjulio and Giovanni Tomaso still unaccounted for as search continues.
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Tucumcari
WN. M
Golden Staff
Marjorie Watkinson
Kansas City
Jack Horner
Dayton
Ohio
Josephine Trott
Denver
William J Larg
Columbia
Virginia Williams
Bisbee
Ariz
Charles Borelli
Philadelphia
Milton Grey
Club Car Porter
W. H. Varley
Quincy
Beardstown
Iowa
Margaret Blackburn
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Fl Paso
Savario Anjulio
Giovanni Tomaso
Rain soaked motor blamed plane wreck near Clovis
A coroner’s jury found a rain soaked motor contributed to the Transcontinental Western crash near Mesquite Mesa, 60 miles northwest of Clovis, killing five. No blame on airline or pilots. garbled radiophone messages and a watch found at the scene linked to Ralph Gore.
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Clovis
N. M
Mes
Redondo
Craf
Ira Brown
Everett Grantham
Brown
Harold Morgan
C. W. Barcus
Amarillo
TWA
Ralph Gore
T. M. Davis
Roosevelt and Farley urge end to day law in Colorado
Postmaster General James A. Farley appealed to Colorado voters to repeal the eighteenth amendment before year’s end. He said the President wants repeal to cut $227,000,000 in annual special taxes and aid the recovery program. Farley spoke over a radio network during the Young Democratic Clubs of America meeting. Colorado votes September 12.
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Kansas City
Roosevelt
Colorado
James A. Farley
Farley
White House
Hyde Park
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Union
Mullis Urges 20 Mill Limit In Local Tax Plan
John H. Mullis urged adoption of a state constitutional amendment capping the tax rate at 20 mills in a speech at the East Grand Plains school house attended by about 200. He traced rising government costs over 20 years and warned prosperity returns only after taxes are lowered to affordable levels.
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John H. Mullis
East Grand Plains
Mullis
New Mexico
Tropical Blow Heads for Florida Coast
A tropical storm rides along Cuba's north coast with Havana and Key West in its path. The British freighter Josephine Gray is in distress about 100 miles east of Havana. Cuban merchants brace for impact while waterfront residents seek higher ground and Miami anticipates strong winds. A second storm moves west from 170 miles northeast of Puerto Rico.
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Associated Press
Cuba
Havana
Key West
Josephine Gray
Cuban
Miami
Puerto Rico
Five Die Heat and Thirst in Mexican Desert
In Mexicali on September 1 a car stalled on the San Felipe road leaving a woman two children and two men to perish from heat and thirst. The bodies were found yesterday. Victims include Elisa Huerta 35 Ruperto her five year old son Amelia infant daughter of Rosa Ahumada Francisco Lujan about 40 Eliseo Ramirez about 35. The toll this year in the southwest desert rises to 16 deaths from heat and thirst.
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Mexicali
Lower
California
Mex
San Felipe
Here
Elisa Huerta
Ruperto
Amelia
Rosa Ahumada
Francisco Lujan
Ehliseo Ramirez
Equipment Brought For Pecos Wells Plugs
E. B. Guess of Albuquerque under contract with the Pecos Valley Artesian Water Conservancy Board has brought two truckloads of plugging gear and two more loads are expected today. Up to six loads will be used to seal 40 leaky abandoned artesian wells. First plug expected late next week in the northern basin area. Clifford Smith serves as plugging supervisor.
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E. B. Guess
Albuquerque
Pecos Valley
Clifford Smith
Conservancy Board
Youths Arrested For Shoplifting At Woolworth Store
Ramon Gamboa and Juan Mon toya, youths, were arrested by police for alleged shoplifting at the Woolworth store and placed in county jail to await preliminary hearing.
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Ramon Gamboa
Juan Montoya
Woolworth
Volcano seen in Chisos Mountains near Alpine Texas
Ranchmen in the Chisos range south of Alpine report smoke or vapor rising from a peak. A party left Alpine to investigate and photograph the area. Locals note the activity may be a breath from an active Mexican volcano, with the phenomenon recurring in recent days.
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Chisos Range
Alpine
Tex
Chisos Mountain District
Mexico
Chisos
Activities of the NRA Today
Negotiations continued for completion of soft coat and retail codes. National labor board considers Philadelphia hosiery strike situation. New hearings began on codes for linoleum toys and women's belt manufacturers. Resignation of Dudley Cates as assistant administrator for industry announced by Hugh S Johnson.
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Hugh S. Johnson
Dudley Cates
The
Associated Press
Tion
Roosevelt
Johnson
William Green
Labor Advisory Board
Baseball Scores From Today's National League Games
National League action shows New York beating Boston 9 4 with late runs as Hubbell and Mancuso lead the offense. second game New York wins 5 3 with Fitzsimmons Mancuso Brandt and Hogan contributing. St Louis edges Pittsburgh 6 2 as Hallahan and O Farrell secure the win amid late runs. Chicago defeats Cincinnati 10 7 in a high scoring interleague style outcome with Malone Nelson Hartnett and Lom bardi driving the offense.
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New York
Fitzsimmons Mancuso
Brandt
Hogan
Baseball box score summary from a pulse game
RHE Washington 3 3 Philadelphia 16 1 Batteries Whitehill McColl Chapman Sewell Boston Cain Cochrane Boston Batter ies staff. New Yor 2 2 Batteries Brown Kline Ferrell Ruffing Dickey Only games.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Whitehill
McColl
Chapman and Sewell
Boston
Cain
Cochrane
Brown
Kline
Ferrell
Ruffing
Dickey
Home Run Leaders Mentioned Across Teams
Foxx and Cramer hit home runs for Philadelphia in a game against Boston, with Webber carding a homer for Boston and Cronin contributing for Washington. The compact item notes multiple players achieving home runs across three MLB franchises.
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Foxx
Philadelphia
Webber
Boston
Cronin
Washington
Cramer
August Rainfall in Roswell Records 3.28 Inches
The Roswell weather report shows August 1933 total precipitation of 3.28 inches, 1.13 inches above the 2.15 inch normal. The 24 hour peak was 1.29 inches on August 24–25, and year to date through August 31 is 5.90 inches, four inches below the 9.90 inch normal. The mean temperature was 77.8, with a high of 97 on the 9th and a low of 61 on the 26th. An average daily temperature excess of 1.2 degrees compared to August normals and a daily range of 31 degrees on the 9th were noted.
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Roswell
NRA May Set Prices Gasoline and Oil
Washington reports the petroleum industry's planning committee considered immediate establishment of maximum retail prices for gasoline and other oil products and signaled this would be recommended to Secretary Ickes and the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Petroleum Industry
Ickes
Petition Against Well Application Protest by Artesian Owners
Following a taxation program in East Grand Plains a petition circulated among artesian well owners protesting Hagerman irrigation canal district plans to drill a large artesian well on their property near the Oasis Ranch.
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East Grand Plains
Hagerman Irrigation Canal
Oasis Ranch
Weather forecast for Roswell and Pecos Valley NM
Generally fair tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. For New Mexico the same pattern applies across the region with calm conditions and dry skies.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Havana Braces For Cyclone With 60 MPH Winds
Havana merchants board up shops and reinforce windows as a cyclonic disturbance moves along the northern coast. The storm center was reported near Cardenas, about 70 miles east, with officials predicting a path just north of Havana and possible high water along the Malecon.
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Havaha
Hanava
Oelen Observatory
Cardenas
Havana
Observatory
Malecon
Pasadena Couple Welcome Nineteenth Birth Twins
In Pasadena on September 1, Mr and Mrs Alentino Mesa welcomed twins, the stork's nineteenth visit. The couple have twenty children born, of whom eleven are living, and Mrs Mesa is 39 years old.
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Pasadena
Calif
Alentino Mesa
Stork
Hawks Off Again On Seattle to Chicago Run
Captain Frank Hawks, famed speed flier, departed Seattle at 4 56 a m Pacific time on the final leg of his Chicago to Los Angeles to Seattle to Chicago aerial jaunt. He aimed to reach Chicago this afternoon with no intermediate stops.
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Seattle
Frank Hawks
Illinois
Hagerman Man Heads to State College via Roswell
Fredrick Heitman of Hagerman travels through Roswell toward Las Cruces to attend State College. Mrs W L Heitman accompanies him as far as Roswell. She is The Record Hagerman correspondent.
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Fredrick Heitman
Hagerman
Roswell
Las Cruces
State College
W. L. Heitman
Werson
Heitman
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American Federation of Labor
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
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