German Ultimatum Demands Armament Equality From Powers
Berlin reports German ultimatum to the world seeks full equality in armaments if disarmament talks fail. Foreign Minister Von Neurath released the Aide Memoire to France detailing Germany’s demands and urging confidential talks. Defense Minister Von Schleicher warned Germany would arm anyway if equality is denied.
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Berlin
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
France
Koenig
Defense
Kurt von Schleicher
Germany
New Mexico American Legion Names Unemployment Board
Dan Vaughn of Roswell Harlow Hy land of Las Cruces and John Hernandez of Albuquerque are named to the New Mexico American Legion unemployment commission with Maj. Herman G. Baca as state commander. Vaughn is also state chairman of the Legion employment committee, to work with the unemployment commission. The executive committee ends the 60 day filing rule for new post constitutions and bylaws and drops the active post minimum of 15 members for now.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Dan Vaughn
Roswell
Harlow Hyland
Las Cruces
John Hernandez
Albuquerque
New Mexico Department of the American Legion
Herman G. Baca
Vaughn
of the Legion
Unemployment Commission
Paca
Executive Committee
Public Health Work Call to Boost New Mexico Facilities
Dr. J R Earp director of the state bureau of public health urged increased cooperation with state and national legislators to expand health facilities. The appeal followed a Western branch American Public Health Association resolution backing health legislation. New Mexico reports the Western branch’s largest membership gain last year with 92 members, 13 added in the past year.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
J. R. Earp
State Bureau of Public Health
History of Old Timers Day From The Record Files
The Record recounts the seventh annual Old Timers Reunion in southeast New Mexico. It began six years ago when eleven pioneers met after a memorial service at the M E Church, South and decided to continue the gathering. Last year drew 194 attendees at the Southern Methodist Church.
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Southeastern
New Mexico
M. E. Church
South
Southern Methodist
Baseball Scores From Today's NL Games Across Cities
Pittsburgh split twin bills with Brooklyn as Swift Grace Mungo Shaute and Lopez led the batteries. Other NL results show St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Boston Cincinnati New York all posting runs with varied pitching tandems and late-inning hits.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Batteries
Swift and Grace
Mungo
Shaute
Lopez
Lukeforth
Ferguson seeks court aid to canvass Texas primary
Miriam A. Ferguson, Democratic nominee for Texas governor, asked the Texas Supreme Court for a writ of mandamus to compel W. Q. Huggins and the state Democratic executive committee to tabulate August primary returns and declare the nominee with the greatest vote to the state party convention. The court ordered the petition for action.
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State Supreme Court
Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Texas
Supreme Court
Mandamus
W. QO. Huggins
State Democratic Executive Committee
Car Stolen From Las Cruces Found Abandoned
Three men who abandoned a 1932 Chevrolet coupe stolen from Las Cruces near Lake Arthur were not located after a thorough search. Deputies traced the car to Roswell, while sheriff's officers investigated possible links to a Sunday Joyce-Pruit store robbery in Carlsbad involving about 2666 dollars.
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Las Cruces
Lake Arthur
Peck
Joyce-Pruit
Carlsbad
Roswell
Ten New Mexicans to Attend Portland Convention
Santa Fe September 7 ten New Mexico Legionnaires will attend the national convention in Portland this month the state adjutant H W Neely announced. Signatories include Paul R Gantz Fr Bayard department commander Brig Gen Osborne C Wood Santa Fe senior vice department commander Harry Herring Las Cruces R T B Murray Taos Ed Cahill Gallup Miss Jessie Bruce Dawson H W Neely Santa Fe Leslie Shaw Albuquerque and Joel Lieberman Gallup.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico Legionnaires
Portland
H. W. Neely
Paul R. Gantz
Fr. Bayard
Osborne C. Wood
Harry Herring
Las Cruces
R. TB. Murray
Taos
Ed Cahill
Gallup
Jessie
New Mexico Game Protective Assn Elects Officers
Ray mond B Stamm of Albuquerque elected president with power to appoint secretary and treasurer. A five member board from Carlsbad Tyrone Santa Fe Gallup Las Vegas named to govern. W A Licey of Hagerman elected vice president. Carlsord chosen 1922 convention city. Association urged state game and fish department to close streams to fishing where landowners bar the public.
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Las Vegas
N. M
New Mexico Game Protective Association
Raymond B. Stamm
Albuquerque
Guy Reed
Carlsbad
D. W. Smith
Tyrone
Ellis Bauer
Santa Fe
John T. Smith
Gallup
N. G. van Sickle
W. A. Licey
Hagerman
Carlsord
Preacher in Barrel at Blackpool Barred from Show
The Rev. Harold Davidson, rector of Stirkey, faced a brief police court detention in Blackpool after being charged with aiding obstruction by sitting in a barrel at a country fair exhibit. The charge was dropped when the exhibit manager pledged to break contract, following a recent church tribunal conviction for immorality. Davidson said the barrel act was to raise funds for an appeal.
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Blackpool
Eng
Harold Davidson
Stirkey
Davidson
Mike Cullender Hurt by Horse Near Roswell
Mike Cullender, brother of James M. H. Cullender of Roswell, remained unconscious after being thrown by a horse at the R. W. Hancock ranch on the Pecos river about fifty miles north of Roswell. He was moved to town, treated in a car bed, then rushed by ambulance to St. Mary’s hospital. No fractures or serious external injuries were found and his pulse remained good.
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Mike Cullender
James M. H. Cullender
Roswell
R. W. Hancock
Pecos River
Frank Strickland
Mr. Strickland
Berrendo Bridge
Bynum-Ballard
Cullender
St. Mary’s Hospital
Dallas Father Linked to Missing Boy in Kidnapping Case
Ten year old Hugh Bradford Jenkins, grandson of Dallas industrialist Lex Bradford, is missing. His father, Hubert Johnson Jenkins of Louisville, Ky., is under indictment for kidnapping after allegedly taking the boy from the Bradford home with a promise to return. guardianship has been with the grandfather since the mother’s death in a prior car accident.
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Dallas
Texas
Hugh Bradford Jenkins
T.lex Bradford
Hubert Johnson Jenkins
Louisville
Jenkins
Hollenthoner Case Tomorrow in Probate Court
The deposition of Karl Hollenthoner will be introduced tomorrow as the final evidence in the contested will of John Hollenthoner in probate court.
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Hollenthoner
Karl Hollenthoner
John Hollenthoner
Extradition Hearing Sought in Texas Wife Murder Case
Lucas Melindrez of El Paso faces Texas murder charges after his wife allegedly was forced from a speeding car near the Texas line. Gov. Seligman to hold a late hearing on extradition as Silver City attorney Wiley seeks formal recognition of Texas papers. A witness reportedly saw a knife attack. Melindrez denies the charge as the woman died en route to a hospital.
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Santa Fe
N.M
Arthur Seligman
Lucas Melindrez
el Paso
Texas
Melindrez
Texas Line
Silver City
N. M
R. M. Wiley
Seligman
Ross Sterling
Wiley
NM Attorneys to Sue Over Metal Gadget Money
Santa Fe officials head to Denver to sue Schnayder Trunk Company for 27000 dollars paid by New Mexico for metal automobile registration containers. The state alleges noncompliance with the law in making the containers. Gov. Seligman approved the trip.
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Santa Fe
N. M
E. K. Neumann
Quincy D. Adams
Denver
Schnayder Trunk Company of
New Mexico
Neumann
J. M. Lujan
Arthur Seligman
August Gasoline Taxes in New Mexico Decline
Santa Fe reports August gasoline tax collections totaling 209 203.11 dollars, down from 275 598.60 in the same month last year. State Treasurer Warren Graham notes 1930 August receipts reached 259 587.24 dollars, indicating a substantial drop from the prior year.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Warren
Graham
Zoning Ordinance Created by City Council
Roswell's first city zoning commission was created by ordinance 517. Unanimously passed at the regular monthly meeting after years of effort. The planning committee members were L S Croissant, W H McCullough, and T L Gardner. First reading in July, second in August, final approval last night.
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L. S. Croissant
W. H. McCullourgh
T. L. Gardner
Organ Program Highlighted For Old Timers Day
An Old Timers Day program at M. E. Church South features Elizabeth Garrett at the organ from 10:35 to 11:55 with memory songs and western tunes. W. C. Massey will join on violin to close with old hymns. Rev. Meadow preaches on Pioneering at 11 amid Old Timers choir.
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M. E. Church
Elizabeth Garrett
Range
Chisum Trail
Maggie
Annie Laurie
Miss Garrett
J. C. Martens
Mmes
Sidney Prager
Robert McClenny
Jim Manning
Anne
Filipino lawmakers attack Hawes Cuttting Bill
Filipino leaders denounce the Hawes Cutting Philippine independence bill at a Manila hearing, with only labor leader Sulpicio Serrano from Cavite supporting the measure. In New Mexico, Democratic leaders converge on Santa Fe for the state central committee meeting, eyeing dates for the state nominating convention amid Republican plans to meet September 22 in Albuquerque.
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Central Committee
Santa Fe
Manila
Islands
United States Senate
Sulpicio Serrano
Cavite
Manila Bay Naval Base
N. M
Democratic State Central Committee
Albuquerque
Maine election drive pits parties before state vote
In Portland Maine campaign leaders marshal forces for the final drive before the state election next Monday. Voters will choose a governor three congressmen state legislators and county officers in the first statewide fall vote. Both parties emphasize the prohibition issue and have brought in out of state speakers to energize supporters.
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Portland
Maine
Nation
Republican Woman Leader Here Today in Roswell Visit
Miss Margaret Chadwick of Albuquerque vice chairman of the Republican State Central Committee and director of the Womens division of New Mexico Republicans was in Roswell for meetings with local leaders. She planned to travel to Clovis then back to Albuquerque and praised local GOP enthusiasm and confidence in victory in November. She noted improving business conditions in Albuquerque.
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Margaret Chadwick
Albuquerque
Republican State Central Committee
New Mexico Republican Party
Roswell
Clovig
Chadwick
Fire devastates Santa Rosa business section
Fire swept the business section of Santa Rosa, California, last night causing an estimated damage of 150000 to 206600 dollars, according to the fire department. The blaze occurred Sept 7 and affected a small town about 19 miles north of the city.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Here
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