Strike Violence Rises as Textile Mills Fail to Close
Ten men killed and dozens injured as textile workers clash with guards and police. Across New England, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and the South, hundreds of thousands idle as strikes expand. Governor Winant heads to Washington to join a textile board of inquiry while industry leaders call for arbitration after widespread violence. The surge in disruption includes dynamite, gunfire, and tear gas as both sides resist shutdowns.
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Associated Press
Francis J. Gorman
Washington
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Paterson
N. J
South
Victor
Greenville
S. C
Hyde Park
N. Y
Board of Inquiry
Prison terms for 30 guilty in booze cases
In Albuquerque federal court Judge Colin Neblett sentenced 30 of 64 defendants to prison terms between two and six years for liquor law violations. Additional cases included crimes from transporting stolen cars to assault with deadly weapons and selling liquor to Indians. Trials for 71 more indicted begin September 10.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Colin Neblett
Neblett
Deming Man Held After Fatal Auto Accident Injures Children
S E Ruebush of Deming was held for questioning after an auto accident near a filling station injuring four people including three school children. He allegedly ran a stop sign, sideswiped Mrs Frank Grubbs, then drove into a curbside crowd, injuring three young girls and causing partial collapse of the station roof. Mrs Grubbs had back injuries. the driver was uninjured.
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Albuquerque
S. E. Ruebush
Deming
Ruebush
Frank Grubbs
Mrs. Grubbs
Huge Pacific Waves Pound California Coastline
Long Beach California September 6 AP huge waves driven by a mysterious disturbance battered the coastline. The Rainbow Pier and a $100000 Long Beach pier were damaged while seaside homes were undermined. Three children from Los Angeles were marooned in a beach house as scientists sought the waves origin.
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Long Beach
Calif
Pacific Ocean
California
William Gould
Los Angeles
Newport Beach
Rainbow Pier
Davidson Services Will Be Tomorrow
Funeral services for W. C. Davidson will be held tomorrow at three o'clock from Ballard chapel with Rev. LeRoy Thompson officiating. Burial will be at South Park with a Masonic service and a Knights Templar escort. Davidson, former Roswell resident and former state highway engineer, died suddenly last Saturday in San Gabriel California. The body arrived today. family members from California expected today. Active and honorary pallbearers listed from Roswell and Santa Fe and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Davidson
Ballard Chapel
LeRoy Thompson
South Park
Knights- Templar
San Gabriel
California
Davidson
Burnham
Francis Poole
R. M. Parsons
Roswell
H. B. Smurl
Ed Haralson
Santa Fe
Heine Kaune
Gayle Armstrong
Ben F. Kelly
Ewing Lusk
Ernest Everly
Albuquerque
Grant L. Miller
Glenn D. Macy
J. P. Sheehan
el Paso
L. L. Johnson
R. C. Dillon
Encino
Bob Kellahin
H. R. Andrew
J. Elvis Robertson
J. J. Dempsey
Reed Mulkey
Oscar H. Hewatt
Tom McClure
R. C. Green
Amarillo
Ginners and Farmers to Meet on Cotton Rates in Las Cruces
In Las Cruces on Saturday afternoon cotton ginners and farmers will seek agreement on ginning rates. If no agreement is reached the State Corporation Commission will hold a hearing within 10 days to set a fair price.
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Las Cruces
State Corporation Commission
Baseball Scores From Today in the American League
The New York team defeated Chicago 57 to 37 in a high scoring game. Boston and Cleveland split a doubleheader with Rhodes and Hinkle for Boston and Leggett and Berg for Cleveland. Washington versus St Louis and Philadelphia versus Detroit games were postponed due to rain.
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Cleveland
Rhodes
Hinkle
Leggett
Harder
Berg
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Baseball scorelines with New York and Chicago
Chicago 100 000 000 000-1 5 2 New York 000 100 000 001-2 9 0 Batteries Lee O'Farrell Hart nett Parmelee Mancuso Dann ing. Res St. Louis 000 500 011-7 12 1 Brooklyn 010 001 003-5 8 2 Batteries Carleton Davis Zachary Munns Lopez Pittsburgh 120 000 100-4 9 0 Boston 010 000 000-173 Batteries Birkofer Padden Brandt Smith Hogan. Cincinnati Philadelphia postponed rain.
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New York
Chicago
Ruffing
Murphy
Jorgens
Lyons
Madeski
RHE
Lee & O'Farrell
Hartnett
Parmelee & Mancuso
Danning
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Carleton
Davis
Zachary
Munns
Lopez
Pittsburgh
Boston
Birkofer
Padden
Brandt
Smith and
Hogan
Roswell Auto Co. Adds New 24 Hour Wrecker Service
Roswell Auto Company has purchased a new Ford built wrecker with a ten and a half Ford truck chassis and dual rear wheels. It features a standard Manley crane and will operate 24 hour service as a new department to assist with accidents.
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Roswell Auto Company
H. G. Moberly
Ford Motor Company
New Orleans Cotton Market Steady on Sept 6
New Orleans spot cot ton held steady with a two point rise to 13.32 middling as sales activity for 1967 cargoes continued. The AP report notes stable prices amid light trading.
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New Orleans
Cotter Steady
Sinclair Roosevelt Meeting Promised at Hyde Park Home
Political circles buzz over a planned conference between Upton Sinclair, Democratic California governor candidate and former Socialist, and President Roosevelt at the president's Hyde Park summer White House. The meeting is to be on a business and not political basis, per the president.
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Upton Sinclair
California
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
White House
Roswell Man Killed in Artesia Auto Wreck
L A Kennedy of Roswell 46 year old U S Geological Survey employee was instantly killed in a car crash seven and a half miles north of Artesia last night. His car overturned twice in a dip and Kennedy was thrown clear dying at the scene. He had been in Roswell eight years. He roomed with Mrs J L Mabie and was not married. Surviving brothers live in Omaha and Chicago. Funeral plans await word.
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L. A. Kennedy
Roswell
U.S. Geological Survey
Artesia
Kennedy
U. S. Geological Survey
J. L. Mabie
North
Kentucky
Omaha
Chicago
Simms Not Out For Any Office
Albuquerque reports former congressman Albert Simms and his wife, the former Illinois congresswoman, are not seeking political offices. Simms said neither would accept a nomination if offered. A New Mexico Republican committeeman said old guard members will likely enter the upcoming convention to aid the party’s future.
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Albuquerque
Albert Simms
Illinois
Simms
National Republican
Badly Cut In Transient Camp Fight Ends With Wounding
An argument lasting several days at a federal transient shelter ended in a morning fight that badly cut M. W. Ruff 23 of Chicago with a large pocket knife. Cleveland Murray 19 of Shirley Tennessee was bruised and cut on the hand. police say he wielded the blade. Murray faces questioning after Ruff’s condition was reported critical.
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Albuquerque
N. M
M. W. Ruff
Chicago
Cleveland
Slim” Murray
Shirley
Tenn
Ruff
Murray
Batemans Plan Week-Long Coleman Trip
Mr and Mrs U S Bateman departed this afternoon for Coleman Texas expecting to stay about a week.
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U. S
Bateman
Coleman
Texas
Otero Attacks Law Shielding Crooks in Gallup
Santa Fe AP Judge M A Otero Jr denounces a disqualifying law for judges as protection for crooks. He cites liquor cases in Gallup where Florencio Maestas and Desiderio Mirabal received suspended sentences, later sent to prison, while accusing officials of bias and loopholes benefiting higher ups. He links Mirabal to Green Front Place and federal grand jury findings.
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Santa Fe
Gallup
M. A. Otero, Jr
McKinley County
Florencio Maestas
Desiderio Mirabel
Albuquerque
Otero
Maestas
Miraba
Mirabal
Green Front Place
Federal Grand Jury
One Killed in Hunger Riot at Phoenix Today
In Phoenix Arizona a hunger riot left one man possibly dead after police and sheriffs dispersed about 200 picketers who tried to block Federal Emergency Relief Administration workers from going to jobs. Reports vary on whether a man was struck by a FERA truck and killed, with no body found or hospitals able to confirm. The agitating group had led a hunger march to demand relief funds from Governor Moeur, who refused to meet the mediator but would see a committee. The picketers sought to block relief payroll workers from reporting to duties.
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Albuquerque
Josephita Tapia
Santa Fe
M. S. Allen
T. J. Mabry
Allen
Mabry
Alien
Peared
Andrita Sandoval
Tapias
Leandro Tapia
Cienegutas
Tapia
Phoenix
Ariz
Sheriff's
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
FERA
State
B. B. Moeur
Moeur
Homeless Family In Need Of Help
The Chaves county welfare office appeals for aid for John Green and family after a fire destroyed their home and belongings with no insurance. Donations of clothing and household goods are requested at 501 North Richardson or via the welfare office by calling 591.
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Chaves
John Green
North Richardson
State College shows increase over 1933 enrollment
Las Cruces N M Sept 6 AP a total of 431 students enrolled during the first two days of registration at the New Mexico State College Tuesday and Wednesday it was announced by college officials today Of this number 176 were freshmen and 255 upperclassmen representing a large increase over the first two days of registration last year
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Las Cruces
N. M
New Mexico State College
Miera resigns as U S land registrar in Santa Fe
Maurice F. Miera, U S land registrar in Santa Fe, said Aug 23 he tendered resignation to be unchambered by federal regulations during the fall campaign. Interior Secretary Ickes advised the President of the desire to be relieved on Sept 20 1934, while noting Mr. Miera’s work had been satisfactory.
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Miera
U. S. Land Office
Santa Fe
Maurice F. Miera
U. S
Ickes
New Mexico
Sen. Pronsoy Cutting
Democratic Party
Democratic
Democratic State Organization
Ross McLarnin bout postponed to tomorrow
New York AP reports welterweight title bout between Jim McLarnin and Barney Ross delayed until tomorrow night due to threatening weather. In Tularosa AP notes plans for Saturday street carnival and jubilee to celebrate a new north south road opening Monday.
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New York
Jimmy McLarnin
Barney Ross
Tularosa
Masons Gather For York Rite Festival
More than 1,000 Masons from across the state gathered for the York Rite festival here. The event featured conferring of Royal Arch Masons degrees and Council degrees, with Knights Templars initiating about 75 new members during Shrine ceremonies. Ballut Abyad Temple homecoming day was planned, and Eminent Grand Commander Lloyd B. Johnson of Roswell led the attendance of about 150 Knights Templars. William H. Duckworth of Clovis gave an address to Albuquerque Shriners and two other lodges.
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Albuquerque
Ballut Abyad Temple
Knights Templars
Lloyd B. Johnson
Roswell
Albuquerque Shriners
William H. Duckworth
Clovis
Texas youth dies of sleeping sickness in Houston hospital
Rogers McElwrath twenty five son of F P MccElwrath road contractor died in a Houston hospital last night after an illness physicians diagnosed as sleeping sickness He was stricken last week and was a former student of Texas University.
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Corsicana
Tex
Rogers McElwrath
F. P. MccElwrath
Houston
McElwrath
Texas University
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