Union Leaders Call Textile Strike Big Success Flier
Cleveland dispatch reports the ninth annual national air races ended with the death of famed pilot Douglas Davis when his plane crashed during the Thompson trophy race. Roscoe Turner won at 248.129 mph. Davis had just set a land speed record earlier, surviving a career of miles in the air. Davis left a widow and two children, with others placing Davis among aviation legends despite a warned danger.
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Atlanta
Davis Wage
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Hollywood
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Davis
Burbank
Calif
Douglas, Jr
Darlene
Roy T Minor
Hollwood
J. A. Worthern
New Orleans
Harold Neuman
Moline
Ill
Roger Don Rae
Lansing
Mich
Accident on South Road halts traffic near Fairbank
Thirty-four? 14 persons escaped injury after a chain collision on the Roswell Dexter highway south of the Fairbank Filling Station. A passing car forced a wagon to strike a post, pushing the second wagon into the road. A Pageway bus rear ended the wagon, damaging both bus and Ford. Bus driver Tommy Aaron and nine passengers continued on another bus. H. E. Greene drove the Ford with R. H. Bradley driving the rear wagon. All involved were southbound. horses remained uninjured and traffic stretched for miles while the wreckage was cleared.
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Fairbank
Roswell-Dexter
Johnny Hawthorne
Pageway
Ford
Tommy Aaron
H. E.greene
A. B. Greene
Stanton
Texas
H. E. Greene
R. H. Bradley
Fred Nel
Redfield says local apple crop is just five to ten percent of normal
S I Redfield argues reports of a huge New Mexico apple crop mislead. He notes Roswell plains and Pecos valley orchards, including Dexter Hagerman Artesia, show severe losses from freezes and drought, leaving the Roswell district with only about five to ten percent of a normal yield this season. He urges Plains residents to stock up early while prices stay reasonable.
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Roswell
Plains
Pacific Northwest
Texas
Plains States
Ozark
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
American Fruit Journal
Virginia
Maryland
Ozarks
Pecos Valley
Dexter
Hagerman
Artesia
S. I. Redfield
Cutting Urges Caution In Use Of Labor Strikes
Raton New Mexico Sept 4 AP Senator Bronson Cutting told United Mine Workers that labor should strike judiciously despite NRA section 7A disappointments from court rulings He argued the bill would likely embed three permanent features: minimum wage rulings maximum hour safeguards and the right to organize within NRA codes.
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NRA
New Mexico
Cutting
Two Dead In New Mexico Gunfight Involving Rancher
Albuquerque reports rancher C E Poe from Porter New Mexico was critically wounded after a gun duel that killed Domingo Ramirez and Dionicio Parrez, both loggers. Manuel Rivera was shot in the foot earlier, and Poe faced possible further surgery as investigators pursued the case.
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Albuquerque
C. E. Poe
Porter
N. M
Poe
Tom Montoya
Sandoval County
Domingo Ramirez
Dionicio Parrez
Parrez
Manuel Rivera
Rivera
Textile strike tests violence and unity across states
Violence flared in the south and East as the general textile strike tested its first big day. In Cedartown six women and two men were arrested after a riot in front of a mill. at Fall River clashes led to several arrests. Governors and guards mobilized to protect workers while unions boasted of success. employer surveys claimed majority opposition. Estimated idle workers ranged across 22 states, with Georgia and New England showing mixed results and widespread disruption at mills from Massachusetts to South Carolina.
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Fall River
Mass
Pepperell Company
Tiverton
R. I
Battleboro
Greer
S. C
National
Spartanburg
Columbia
Blackwood
Francis J. Gorman
United Textile Workers of America
Peter van Horn
Silk Code Authority
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Code Authority
New England
Sloan
South
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Carolinas
Alabama
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Cohoes
N. Y
Georgia
Carolina
Macon
Goude
St. Louis
Kansas City
International Ladies Garment Workers’ Union
Paterson
N. J
Paterson Labor Relations Board
Associated Press
South Carolina
First Rehearsal for Roswell Municipal Band Sets 7:30 Start
The Roswell Municipal Band opens this year's program under director Helen Noah tonight with a rehearsal on the Junior High School stage at 7:30. Bandsmen should bring their music, rock, and any band books or music they own.
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Roswell
Helen Noah
Hoover Hints at 1936 Run and New Deal Clash
Washington speculation swirls as Herbert Hoover, after leaving the White House in 1933, hints in the Saturday Evening Post article that he may seek a return to national politics. Secretary Ickes counters Hoover’s liberty remarks, arguing they protect property rights over the public good amid ongoing New Deal debates.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
White House
Saturday Evening Post
Hoover
Ickes
Interior Department
Wilson Chapman Wins Boy's Singles Title
Wilson Chapman of Roswell won the boy's singles championship in the New Mexico tennis tournament by defeating Dick Bean of Roswell 6-1 7-5 in the finals this morning. Other finals results include Aurelia Phillips defending the women's title 6-2 6-0 over Helen White, Louis Kahn beating Perry Bean 6-1 6-4 in junior singles, and Conroy Deakins winning the men's doubles 6-4 3-6 6-4 6-4 against Pettit Marquez.
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Helen White
Perry Bean
Bill Byrd
San Antonio
Louis Kahn
El"Paso
Kahn
Roswell
A. J W. Gilliland
Aurelia Phillips
el Paso
Gilliland
Phillips
Wilson Chapman
New Mexico
Dick Bean
Conroy and
Deakins
Albuquerque
Pettit and Marquez
Conroy
May Belle Long
Marie Whitmer
Celia Pinon
John Beatty
James Savage
A. W. Gilliland
Warren Deakins
Bean
Lore
Baseball Scores From Today in American League Card
Cleveland beat St. Louis 191 to 300 as L Brown C Brown and Berg along with Knott Hemsley pitched. Detroit at Chicago postponed due to rain. Only games listed.
National League First Game Sparks Letdown for New York
In the opener, New York falls 3 to 2 to Philadelphia as Hubbell and Danning team with C Davis and Wilson in a tight six hit affair. The second game features a 6 to 5 NY win with strong hitting from Fitzsimmons Smith Mancuso and Danning among others. Brooklyn trips Boston 3 to 0 in a late surge while Mungo and Lopez anchor the Mets in a torched 8 to 0 defeat.
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Philadelphia
Hubbell
Danning
C. Davis
Johnson
Wilson
Fitzsimmons
Smith
Mancuso
Richards
Moore & Todd
Dam Plans Accelerated At Carlsbad Meeting
Carlsbad irrigation district board met to speed plans for a $2,000,000 Alamogordo Creek reservoir and dam near Fort Sumner with government aid. Farmers had approved construction last week, clearing the last obstacle. Attending were Edgar Puryear and aides to Senators Bronson Cutting and Carl Hatch.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Carlsbad Irrigation District
Alamogordo Creek
Ft. Sumner
Edgar Puryear
Bronson Cutting
Carl Hatch
F M Poteet Dies After Long Illness In Roswell
F M Babe Poteet aged 66 died at his home 505 East Pland after a long illness Saturday night. He had lived in Roswell 27 years. Survived by widow and three sons Bill Ira and Max. Funeral services held at Ballard Chapel with Rev Jeffcoats presiding. Music by Church of Christ choir. Pallbearers Frank Strickland Henry Russell S P Johnson C C Copeland J C Connelly J C Gates. Burial in South Park by Ballard Funeral Home.
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F. M
Babe) Poteet
East Pland
Roswell
Bill
Ira
Max
Ballard Chapel
Rev
Jeffcoats
Church of Christ
Frank Strickland
Henry Russell
S. P. Johnson
Albert Hudson Elected Roswell Legion Commander
Albert Hudson was elected commander of the Roswell American Legion post last night succeeding Lake J. Frazier. The article notes that other new officers were not learned.
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Albert Hudson
Roswell
American Legion
Lake J. Frazier
Giants to Play House of David In Roswell This Sunday
The original House of David baseball team will appear in Roswell on Sunday September 23 to face the Roswell Giants. Four House of David squads are touring, but this is the first and original team. The Giants also seek a Sept 30 game with the Ft Worth Cats en route to Mexico City.
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Roswell Giants
Giants
Ft. Worth Cats
Mexico City
Home Kans Cuccinella Bkn Troskiy Cleve R Moore NY N
A terse wire note lists players Cuccinella and Troskiy for Cleveland and Moore for New York, with home venue references.
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Bkn
Troskiy
Cleve
R. Moore
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