Grand Jury Slams Gallup Liquor Ring Targeting Navajos
Albuquerque AP report states 116 true bills and 36 no bills were returned after a five day session. The jury condemned Gallup liquor sales to Navajo Indians by minors, naming Green Front Saloon run by Alfred Jaramillo and Remigio Mirabal. It urged revocation of licenses and stricter controls, noting 139 cases involving 194 defendants, with 27 indicted already jailed.
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Albuquerque
Federal Grand Jury
Gallup
Green Front
Viollatins
Grand Jury
West 66Th Avenue
Alfred Jaramillo
Remigio Mirabal
Salocen
Liquor Board
Santa Fe
Gallo
Douglas Quits As Director Of The Budget
President Roosevelt accepted the resignation of Lewis W. Douglas as director of the budget and named Daniel W. Bell acting director. The move follows disagreements over unemployment relief and drought aid costs, with Douglas opposing expanding Public Works and larger outlays while Roosevelt presses relief plans amid looming textile labor actions.
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Douglas
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Lewis Douglas
Daniel W. Bell
N. Y
Lewis W. Douglas
Douglass
Sveral
Congress
Arizona
Public Works Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Rexford G. Tugwell
Hopkins
Tuswell
White House
Soviet Derby at Moscow Opens with Government Owned Horses
Report describes a 36 race Moscow meet with horses owned by the state and entered by army units and collective farms. It notes half the races are run and half trot, and mentions David Harum would have liked the ribbons. The writer plans to test Russia’s commercial aviation next, flying toward the Black Sea via Ukraine and the Caucasus.
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Moscow
David Harum
Russia
Ukraine
Caucasuas
Black Sea
Turner speeds toward record in transcontinental flight
Col Roscoe Turner, veteran speed pilot, resumed his bid to best his transcontinental record after a delay. He lifted his monoplane at Burbank at 3:03 a m PST aiming to average 300 miles an hour over 2465 miles to New York, with speeds cited at 330 mph.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Burbank
Calif
Roscoe Turner
Turner
Union Air Terminal
New York
State tennis tourney gets under way here
The New Mexico state tennis tournament opens in Roswell with seeding set at the annual New Mexico Tennis Association meeting held at the Gilkeson Hotel. Albuquerque will host next year with alternating sites, while officers E L Blumenschein and Gladys Bass begin new terms. Top seeds include Bill Byrd in men's singles and Aurelia Phillips in women's singles, with morning results listing multiple close matches across divisions.
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Roswell
New Mexico Tennis Association
Gilkeson Hotel
Albuquerque
E. L. Blumenschein
Taos
Gladys Bass
Dick Crawford
Bill Byrd
San Antonio
New Mexico
Aurelia Phillips
Louis Kahn
el Paso
Dick Bean
Wray Jonz
Shay Shea
Charles Berningham
Perry Bean
May Pelle’ Long
Mary Caroline Whitmer
Helen Blumenschein
Perry Pean
John Beatty
Darrell Hudson
Phoenix
Rickie Feuille
FE Paso
Wilson Chapman
Marty Burkstailer
Burnett Mason
Shields Haugart
Kirkwood
John Rhea
Jim Fanning
W. W. Schreffler
Tommie Blanco
Robbie Putcher
Carlsbad
J. C. Dunlap
Joe Adams
Stella Maye Lanham
Midland
Texas
Frances Cordon
Labor Day Message from Frances Perkins Highlights Reforms
Labor Day message from Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins notes that welfare programs are essential for recovery and industrial management. It states that most March 1933 recommendations are in effect and many reforms should be made permanent within Democratic procedure and the federal state system. It emphasizes surveying unemployment insurance to outline full economic security.
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Frances Perkins
Associated Press
Labor Department
W C Davidson Died Sudden in California
W C Davidson known as Bill Davidson died suddenly this morning in San Gabriel California after moving to a lower altitude per his doctor. He left Roswell as a noted highway engineer who served as state highway engineer from 1927 to 1931 and later became a respected consultant. He was 53 and survived by his wife Doris Parsons and two children Billy and Ralph. Funeral details in Roswell are not yet announced.
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Phoenix
Davidson
W. ©. Davidson
Bill” Davidson
Roswell
Doris Parsons
Ralph M. Parsons
Parsons
Billy
Ralph Davidson
Mr. Davidson
Grant City
University of Missouri
R. C. Dillon
BASEBALL TODAY'S SCORES FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
American League games produced a seventh inning spread with Boston defeating Philadelphia 7 to 8 in a nine inning contest. Washington trailed New York 5 to 1 after seven but rallied for a 5 to 1 win. Chicago and St. Louis matched a 2 to 3 result after a tense early frame. Detroit edged Cleveland 1 to 2 as pitching held firm through the late innings. New York defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3 in a tight 10 inning finish. St Louis beat Chicago 4 to 2 in a decisive late surge. List of batters and pitchers shows multiple contributors across games.
Highways 10 Value Million to Be Let Sept 14
Santa Fe AP reports bids for about a million dollars in highway work to be opened Sept 14. Projects include US 79 surfacing near Clovis Portales, railroad underpass substructure in Tucumcari, widening in Albuquerque, surfacing in Clayton Kenville Union County, and bituminous and cement paving along various state roads in Bernalillo Dona Ana Sandoval Colfax Harding Socorro and other counties. Roswell Chamber seeks six mile west Roswell work. reply from State Highway Dept says it will be included in later September letting.
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Santa Fe
Highway Commission
Curry County
U. S
Clovis
Portales
State Connection
Quay County
Tucumecr
Bernalillo County
Albuquerque
Clayton
Kenville
Union County
Dona Ana
Lag Cruces
Alamogordo
Bernalillo
Laguna
Valencia
San Juan County
Aztec
Cedar Hill
Socorro
Magdalena
Colfax
Harding Couties
Springer and Mosquero
Sandoval County
Cuba
la Ventana
Roswell
The Warmest August Ever in Roswell
Roswell recorded its warmest August with an average of 80.4 degrees, surpassing the 1926 high of 79.6. July also set a heat record at 82.6, while the first three weeks of August averaged 82.8, marking sixteen straight months above normal.
Auto Accident West of Here Last Night
A car left the road two miles west of the Riverside Camp thirty five miles west of Roswell at 6 30 PM injuring five occupants. Mrs W D Smith of Elkins suffered a dislocated shoulder and other injuries and was taken to St Marys hospital with Mrs H L Trontner and her daughter.
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Riverside Camp
Roswell
W. D. Smith
Elkins
H. L. Trontner
St. Mary’s Hospital
Republicans 10 Meet Santa Fe on Sept 24th
Santa Fe September 1 AP Mon day Sept 24 Republican nominating convention will be held at Santa Fe opening at 10 o'clock that morning. The executive committee fixed time and place and apportioned delegates at 878 total with one delegate per 75 votes for R C Dillon in 1928. County apportionment listed for numerous counties. The public is invited to Republican headquarters and committee members will assist visitors. Meeting at Santa Fe to select temporary chairman and keynoter on Sept 23.
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Santa Fe
State Central Committee
R. C. Dillon
Berralillo
Catron
Chaves
Colfax
Curry
DeBaca
Dona Ana
Foldy
Grant
Guadalupe
Harding
Hidalgo
Lea
Linecoln
Luna
McKinley
Mora
Otero
Quay
Rio Arriba
Roosevelt
Sandoval
San Juan
San Miguel
Sierra
Socorro
Taos
Torrance
Union
Valencia
P. L. Rapkoch
Ucino
P. H. Hill, Sr
Espanola
H. S. Murdock
Springer
Joe Tondre
Los Lunas
Otto Smith
Clovis
George Craig
Albuquerque
Lorenzo Delgado
Las Vegas
Prager Miller
Roswell
Lorenzo Armijo
Hot Springs
Tito Melendez
Holman
Jose D. Sena
Rapkoch
Republican
Carlsbad approves Pecos River dam plan near Alamogordo
Carlsbad New Mexico voters approve a $2,000,000 dam and reservoir project on Alamogordo creek to supplement Lake McMillian and Lake Avalon. The measure passed 313 to 24, reflecting strong local support for irrigation improvements along the Pecos River 200 miles north of Carlsbad.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Carlsbad Irrigation Project
Alamogordo Creek
Pecos River
Road conditions from Roswell to Vaughn reported
Will Robinson arrived from Vaughn reporting a very wet road from Ramon, about 70 miles north, to about 40 miles north. He left Vaughn at noon and reached here about eight. A draw near Wire Lake flooded the highway delaying a dozen cars as heavy rain and some hail fell.
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Will Robinson
Vaughn
Ramon
Wire Lake
Complete Refinancing Roswell Drainage District
A wire from Walden Bassett in Kansas City as a Roswell Drainage District representative states the refinancing of the district with the RFC is complete and he will return home tomorrow. He carries old bonds while new bonds have been issued. The update notes Hagerman and Dexter Greenfield districts will close refinancing by Tuesday under E C Gessert, who will return home then.
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Liquor Control Board
New Mexico
Gallup
Interior
Albert Vohs
Clovis
Walden Bassett
Kansas City
Roswell
RFC
Hagerman
Dexter- Greenfield
E. C. Gessert
Neumann Announces Democratic Candidacy for Congress
Carlsbad New Mexico September 1 AP E K Neumann attorney general announced his bid for congress on the Democratic ticket. He closes his fourth year as attorney general after helping defend the Colorado river compact with Colorado and Utah lawyers and winning most cases on emergency legislative measures including severance tax and referendum. He also chairs the State Motor Patrol commission and serves on the state liquor board and interstate river commissioner.
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Carlebad
N. M
E. K. Neumann
Neumann
Colorado
Utah
Nuemann
State Motor Patrol Commission
State Liquor Board
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W. J. Barker
Liquor Place
Pereent
Silver City
Las Cruces
No” Bille
Apse Eee
National Labor Board
Washington
Lloyd Garrison
Garrison
Thomas McMahon
United Textile Workers
Emil Rieve
American Federation of Fall Fashioned
Francis J. Gorman
The
United Textiles Workers
Gorman
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
National Labor Relation Board
National Labor Relations Board
She
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Labor Board
Henry I. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Fea
Col. Turner
Speedy Flier
Sec. of Labor
W. C. Davidson
California
San Gabriel
Associated Presse American League
Boston
Philadelphia
Welch
Grove & R. Ferrell
Wilshere
Mahaffey, Marcum & Berry
H B
New Yorki
Stewart & Bolton
Deshong
van Atta
MacFayden
Jorgens
Chicago
St. Louis
Earnshaw & Madjeski
Knott & Grube
Detroit
Cleveland
Bridges & Cochrane
Hildebrand & Berg
RHE
Brooklyn
Schumacher & Mancuso
Leonard
Babich Munns
Lopez
Hallahan &Delancey
Lee, Root, Joiner & Hartnett
O'Farrell
Ruth
Verger
Moore
McNair
Pha
Collins
Delancey
Foxx
Averill
Cleve
Pecos Valley
Chamber of Commerce
State Highway Department
G. de Macy
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