Texas Coast Struck By Tropical Hurricane
A tropical hurricane roared into Texas isolating Brownsville and flooding 200 miles of the coast. Two people died in Lake Medina near San Antonio as a small boat swamped. Corpus Christi suffered surging waves with 35 000 residents seeking safety. Roads north of Brownsville were impassable and airports discouraged flights. Across Florida, hurricane damage reached 1 000 000 with two deaths in Fort Pierce Palm Beach and Lake Okeechobee districts.
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Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Brownsville
Lake Medina
San Antonio
Gulf
Corpus Christi
Harlingen
Mec Allen
Florida
Fort Pierce
Palm Beach
Lake Okeechobee
Bandit Leader Free Four Hours Recaptured
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Harvey Bailey, alleged Urschel kidnap gang leader, recaptured after a Dallas jail escape. He was moved to Oklahoma City for arraignment on charges tied to the Urschel ransom plot. Bailey was seized at Ardmore four hours after the Dallas breakout and is now in federal and local custody amid heightened security.
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Oklahoma City
Joseph B. Keenan
Harvey Bailey
Oklahoma County
Bailey
Dallas
Texas
Charles F. Urschel
Trusty
Ardmore
Nick Tresp
Claire Windsor Witness in Read Suit Over Alleged Theft
In a Los Angeles courtroom Claire Windsor sat for about £0 minutes as Mrs. Marion Read’s $100,000 case proceeded. Read accuses Windsor of stealing Read’s affections toward Alfred Read. Two photos showed Windsor and Read kissing. the judge admitted Read and Windsor letters into evidence.
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Claire Windsor
Marion Read
Los Angeles
Miss Windsor
Claire
Read
Weller Wins Mens Singles in New Mexico Tennis Title
Edgar Weller, 16, from Austin, defeats Edgar Chew of El Paso in a five setter 5-7 2-6 6-3 6-4 6-1 to win the Mens Singles at the New Mexico State Tournament. Bill Byrd of San Antonio takes the Junior Singles title 2-6 6-1 6-3, after Weller’s earlier semifinal win over Byrd 6-3 3-6 7-5.
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Byrd
Edgar Weller
Austin
Edgar Chew
el Paso
Bill Byrd
San Antonio
Texas
New Mexico
Chew
Roswell
George Pall
Ball
Louie Kahn
Ferrin Soloman
Tucson
Arizona
Aurelia Phillips
Mabelle Long
Meeting on 20 Mill Limit Here Tonight
A mass meeting at Roswell Junior High School at eight oclock will promote an amendment to the state constitution to cap taxation at 20 mills. Former governor J F Hinkle will preside with brief talks by state speakers. Organizers include state and Chaves County taxpayers associations urging every resident to attend.
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Roswell
J. F. Hinkle
Chaves County
New Mexico
Baseball scores from today in American League and National League
Summary of today's games across leagues with multiple matchups. New York and Philadelphia high scoring in one first game. second games feature varied runs. Washington and Boston both produce double digit totals in separate contests. Pittsburgh edges New York with late runs.
Warships sent to Cuba amid coup unrest to protect Americans
In Havana a Cuban coup triggered U S naval moves. Secretary Hull ordered cruiser Richmond and destroyers MacFarland Bainbridge and Sturdevant to Cuban ports from various bases. President Roosevelt steered policy with a cautionary precautionary stance, aiming to protect lives and property while avoiding intervention.
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Canal Zone
Havana
MacFarland
Bainbridge
Key West
Norfolk
Sturdevant
Guantanamo
Santiago
Roosevelt
Washington
Astor
Hull
Cuban
Cuba
Inflation talk from Beverly Hills critic mentions unknown effects
A Beverly Hills reader questions the coming inflation, asking what cheaper money means and how it helps debt. The letter cites a chat with Democrat-turned-wealthy advocate Mr. Raskob, who supports inflation but offers little clarity.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Raskob
Auto Crash Near Santa Fe Injures Three
On the Tesuque highway ten miles from Santa Fe a car owned by Mrs. Joe Ostrader of Amarillo driven by M A Dildary of Amarillo struck a wood wagon lacking a reflector. Dildary said he was blinded by approaching lights. Mrs Ostrader Helen Ostrader and J G Valdez wagon driver were injured but not hospitalized.
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Santa Fe
Tesuque Highway
Joe Ostrafer
Amarillo
M. A. Dilady
Dildary
Roswell Weather Forecast Tonight and Wednesday
Weather forecast for Roswell and the Pecos Valley calls for fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. For New Mexico generally fair, warmer in the extreme northwest portion tonight.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Northwest
NRA Not to Act Just Now Against Ford
Washington Sept 5 Public opinion forms the first jury in President Roosevelts recovery program over Henry Fords absence from NRA membership. The Detroit automaker remains a major holdout as the blue eagle goes into its first official work day. NRA leaders plan to let nature take its course while the administration weighs next steps and labor issues after Labor Day.
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Roosevelt
Recovery Administration
Henry Ford
NRA
Blue Eagle
Ford
Detroit
Hugh S. Johnson
Roose
Nancy Lou McMath Crowned Cutest Baby in Chaves County
The Record judged 21 month old Nancy Lou McMath of 906 West Second Street the cutest baby after a panel of five independent judges reviewed many entries. Other top five includes S P Johnson III George Ehinger Ward Barbara Fisher and Max Welton Coll.
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Chaves County
Nancy Lou McMath
J. E. McMath
West Second Street
S. P. Johnson III
George Ehinger Ward
Barbara Fisher
Max Welton
Twelve CCC camp projects eyed by New Mexico panel
Santa Fe Sept 5 AP The state highway department plans to start accepting winter CCC camp applications by week’s end chairman G D Macy said Twelve projects are under review with no firm decisions yet They include parks along the Santa Fe river Pecos Ruins Rio Grande areas near Albuquerque Ruidoso and Santa Fe sites plus Fort Union El Moro Chaco Canyon Bosque Redondo near Fort Sumner Gran Quivira and Jemez lands may need state ownership to proceed.
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State
Pars Commission
G D. Macy
Santa Fe River
Pecos
Rio Grande
Albuquerque
Ruidoso
Sacramento Mountain
Cimarron
Fort Union
el Moro
Chaco Canyon
Bosque Redondo
Fort Sumner
Gran Quivira
Jemez
Uniference Gallup Strike Conference Planned
Santa Fe AP Charles W. Grubb NRA regional secretary will arrive from Gallup for a coal strike conference. Gov. Seligman notes he was sent by the National Labor Board to study the dispute. Edward D. Tittman of the American Civil Liberties Union arrives for talks and may urge troop withdrawal. if ignored he may seek court action.
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Charles W. Grubb
Los Angeles
NRA
Gallup
Arthur Seligman
Grubb
National Labor Board
Edward D. Tittman
Hillsboro
Soverein
Tittman
American Civil Liberties Union
Troops Fire on Horseman Amid New Mexico Strike
In Gallup New Mexico unidentified horseman, believed to be Navajo, was fired on by a national guardsman as he rode through Direct Line Coal Company property at Mentmore. The rider fled on a Pinto after nearly colliding with a sentry at the mine.
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Gallup
N. M
National
Plan for state parks in this part of NM
Plan for state parks in Southeastern New Mexico using federal funds under the Public Works Act. Camps of the CCC would develop the sites, shifting camps from other regions. Roswell Chamber of Commerce president Ross L. Malone attended a State Park Commission meeting, with an engineer to inspect Bottomless Lakes White Mountain and Sacramento Mountain areas for possible parks. The commission includes G. D. Macy as chairman Judge Colin Neblett and Mr Musbaum.
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New Mexico
Ross L. Malone
Chamber of Commerce
Santa Fe
State Park Commission
Roswell
Federal Prisoners Brought to Roswell
Four federal prisoners were transferred from Lea county jail Lovington to Chaves county jail Roswell to be arraigned at the federal court term beginning September 14. Named are Wm. N. Lusks Cecil A. and Archer L Bennett charged with counterfeiting and L. L. Garrison charged with violation of the Dyer Act.
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Chaves County
Lea County
Lovington
Wm. N. Lusks
Cecil A
Archer L Bennett
L. L. Garrison
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