Milk Train Hits Erie Flyer Kills Fourteen in Binghamton
A milk train rear ended a Chicago to New York Erie Flyer near Binghamton last night, tearing a wooden coach open and killing fourteen while injuring about 100. Hospitals whirl with casualties as investigators probe signals, braking, and train actions.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Chicago
New York
Erie Railroad
Johnson City
Endicott
William Derigo
Gardner
Strikers Said Intimidating Mine Workers At Gallup Camp
Military officials reported a sentry at the Allison coal camp fired into the air to deter stones thrown by striking workers. Pickets remained active near the camps led by National Mine Workers union leader Martha Roberts. Sheriff Roberts said he would probe charges that strikers threatened women and children while non-union husbands worked.
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Gallup, N. M
Allison
Martha Roberts
National Miners Union
Allison Mine
D. W. Roberts
Buck Milutinovich
Gamerco
Swanson sails toward Havana amid Cuban crisis
Secretary Swanson leaves Annapolis for Havana aboard the Indiana to join the Cuban situation as Admiral Standley orders concentration of warships around Cuba. President Roosevelt stresses no orders given, while naval preparations and Marine readiness flag a potential intervention if needed.
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Swanson
Havana
Cuba
Indianapolis
White House
Roosevelt
Navy
Claude Swarrson
Annapolis
Admiral H. Standley
Atlantic
Guantanamo
Santiago
Mississippi
Norfolk
Key West
Fla
Standiey
Quantico
New Mexico
Wyoming
Philadelphia
Newport
R. I
Hull
Ambessador Welles
New Cadet Week Opens at New Mexico Military Institute
This week new boys entering their first year at the New Mexico Military Institute receive preliminary drills and orientation with no school work. Enrollment is expected to reach 400 or more. Chaplain Rev. LeRoy Thompson is appointed, replacing Dr. A D Crile who served 15 years. (AP) Nearby, a devastating hurricane in the lower Rio Grande valley kills at least 32 and injures 1590, with Brownsville and Harlingen hit hardest. Florida, Japan, Korea, and China report further damage or loss.
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LeRoy Thompson
Board of Regents
Institute
A. D. Crile
Thompson
Presbyterian Church
Texas
Tropics
Brownsville
Harlingen
San Benito
Florida
Japan
Korea
Szechwan Province
China
Laig
Associated Press
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Freeport
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Houston
Rockport
Corpus Christi
Raymondville
S. Finley Ewing
Rio Grande Valley
Edinburg
Roma
Junta of Five in Cuba Takes Over Control
Havana reports a five member executive commission of the Cuban defense forces has ousted President De Cespedes and his cabinet, to govern until a revolutionary regime is formed. The group seeks recognition abroad, outlines policies, and plans a constitutional assembly amid ongoing revolutionary action led by students and diverse factions.
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Junta OF Five
Cuba
Havana
de Cespedes
Revolutionary Movement
Students’ Organization
Prin
Labor unions protest troops to Gallup strike camp
The Central Labor Union telegraphed Gov. Seligman to recall troops sent to the Gallup coal strike area and criticized sending Ralph Davy state labor commissioner. The message urged appointing a bona fide labor representative to investigate the situation.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Gallup
Ralph Davy
Arthur Seligman
Central Labor Union
Labor
Vermont Votes For Repeal Of Prohibition Amending 18th Amendment
Vermont joined as the 25th state to vote for repeal. A light turnout produced 41,220 for repeal and 20,031 against from 248 towns and cities. A 14 delegate slate will meet in Montpelier to push the 21st amendment. Only Lamoille, Orleans, and Orange counties remained dry.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Green Mountain
Lamoille
Orleans
Orange County
Forceful Argument For 20 Mill Tax Limit Rally
Kenneth Balcomb and W A Sutherland urged a 20 mill property tax limit at a Roswell mass meeting led by James F Hinkle. NRA head W J McInnes praised the President's plan while speakers argued taxation should stay with taxpayers not state officials in Santa Fe.
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Kenneth Balcomb
W.A. Sutherland
J. F. Hinkle
Roswell
New Mexico
Bernalillo County
Balcomb
Sutherland
State Taxpayers’ Federation
State
Chaves County
Taxpayers
Hinkle
NRA
John H. Mullis
Santa Fe
State Tax Commission
Federal
Baseball scores from today’s doubleheaders across leagues
Multiple games report NY shows 5 6 runs in two games. Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Detroit, Cleveland, and Washington totals. Notable pitchers include Fitzsimmons, Bell, Chagnon, Lombardi, and Hartnett with varied battery combos. Several scores list 9th inning strikes and late rallies, highlighting offense and bullpen activity across the card.
Old Timers Reunion Seeks Rsvps For Sept 10
The Old Timers committee at the M E Church requests all recipients of invitations to reply promptly for the eighth annual reunion. Special morning services will precede a noon dinner and program in the church basement. New Mexico residents with 30 years or more are invited despite invitation status. 485 invitations were sent and 200 responses received.
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M. E
New Mexico
Coal code deadlock dominates NRA code talks
Washington dispatch reports persistent stalemate in coal industry wage and labor terms as Hugh S. Johnson compiles blue eagle issues for President Roosevelt. Ford’s silence on automobile code and progress on retail and construction charters mark mixed developments awaiting Johnson’s decisions.
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Washington
NRA
Hugh
Johnson
Roosevelt
Henry Ford
Recovery Council
Ford
Detroit
White House
Home Run Highlights From Today in Major Leagues
Continued on page four. Home runs today by Klein of Philadelphia Foxx of Philadelphia Gehrig of New York Cochrane of Philadelphia Gullic of St. Louis.
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Klein
Philadel
Foxx
Phila
Gehrig
New York
Cochrane
G. Gullic
St. Louis
WETS 10 HOLD RALLY IN CHAVES COUNTY
A rally promoting repeal of state and national prohibition laws will be held in the Chaves county court room next Saturday night at eight o'clock. Mrs Luella MecGaffey Brown will preside with speakers including Mrs Allen Clark Santa Fe state chairwoman for repeal, Mrs Gerald Cassidy former governor, A T Hennett of Albuquerque, Prager Miller and possibly Senator Fred Wilson of Albuquerque. The event will cover how repeal affects state county and municipality.
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Chaves County
Luella MecGaffey Brown
Change Heads 6 Camp Near Roswell
Captain C H Searcy who led the CCC camp 10 miles from Lincoln New Mexico has been transferred to San Antonio and a new air corps regular officer takes charge. Searcy passed through Roswell this morning on his way south.
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C. H. Searcy
Lincoln
N. M
San Antonio
Air Corps
Captain Searcy
Roswell
Humble Oil Raises Crude Prices Across Texas
Houston reports Humble Oil and Standard of New Jersey unit raise crude prices by 10 to 15 cents a barrel statewide. Tidewater adds 15 cent bump for East Texas and Conroe crudes, East Texas price steadies at 75 cents, Conroe crude at 84 cents with gravity scale adjustments up to 94 cents.
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Houston
Humble Oil and Reining Company
Standard of New Jersey
Tidewater Company
East Texas
Conroe
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