New Mexico Democrats Choose Santa Fe for State Convent
The New Mexico Democratic committee selected Santa Fe as the state convention site after vote totals showed Santa Fe leading Albuquerque and Las Vegas. The body agreed to meet on the 24th to handle preliminary business and to appoint a five member committee to draft a platform. Governor Seligman urged unity and referenced Roosevelt’s Chicago acceptance remarks.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Lawrence Krammer
Ed Swope
Bernalillo County
Rimark
Tingley
Tom Dorn
Santa
Joe Grau
Rio Arriba
A. L. Zinn
Gallup
Central Committee
Asl
Seligman
Roosevelt
Chicago
Barker
Macy resigns as highway engineer in district 2
The resignation of Glen D. Macy from the State Highway Department in Santa Fe was accepted. Macy will leave for Santa Fe this Saturday to join Burt Brooks Oklahoma contracting firm and supervise New Mexico contracts. The department has not named a replacement. H. H. Robbins and M. J. Vaudelet are first assistant district engineers.
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Glen D. Macy
District 2
State Highway Department
Santa Fe Yesteday
Santa Fe
Macy
Highway Department
Oklahoma
Burt Brooks
New Mexico
H. H. Robbins
IL. J. Vaudelet
World War Veteran Freed From Prison In New Mexico
World War veteran Damacio Lopez of Santa Fe was ordered released from the State penitentiary to be treated at a veterans hospital. The release came on the recommendation of the prison board and Dr. Eugene D. Fiske, with Judge M A Otero Jr. acquiescing.
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Santa Fe
N. M
State Penitentiary
Arthur Seligman
Damacio Lopez
Smith to Press Statement on Roosevelt Candidacy
Alfred E Smith may issue a statement within days outlining his position on Governor Roosevelt's candidacy and the New York City mayoral situation after talks with several political associates last night in New York. The remarks are expected to address his role in the presidential campaign and the Walker developments.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Roosevelt
New York City
James J. Walker
Roosevelt Heads West for Three-Week Campaign Tour
Governor Roosevelt leaves Monday at midnight for a three week western tour after a rapid swing through New England and the Midwest. He has visited Massachusetts Connecticut New Hampshire Vermont Illinois Ohio New Jersey and St Paul Minnesota and conferred with Rhode Island leaders at Stonington Connecticut en route. He may return to New England before campaign closing.
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Albany
N. Y
Vermont
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Illinois
Ohio
New Jersey
St. Paul
Minn
Rhode Island
Stonington
New England
Boston
McClure Car Recovered After Theft From Major McClure
The Buick coach stolen from Major John McClure was recovered in front of Cummins Garage yesterday. No trace of the thief has been found and the car sustained no damage.
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John McClure
Cummins
Supreme court reverses Dona Ana note suit judgment
The New Mexico Supreme Court reverses Judge Numa C Frenger in Cecil J Lockhart v T Rouault. It rules the district court in Dona Ana county lacked jurisdiction over the promissory note case where Rouault paid on a note Lockhart owed. Chief Justice Howard N Bickley states the lower court judgment is reversed. WANTE passage to Albuquerque. Will share expenses. Phone 243. 8toc
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Santa Fe, N .M
State Supreme Court
Numa C. Frenger
District Court
Dona Ana County
Cecil J. Lockhart
T. Rouault
Lockhart
Rouault
Howard N. Bickley
Albuquerque
Baca Announces Run for Re-Election in New Mexico
Mrs. Marguerite P. Baca, secretary of state, said she would seek renomination on the Democratic state ticket subject to convention approval. Baca first won the office in November 1930.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Marguerite P. Baca
Baca
Wool market in Boston shows higher bids on limited stock
Fairly active demand for wool persists in Boston with strong to moderately higher prices. Limited spot stocks of 56s and 48 50s of both fleeces and territory wool push buyers to higher bids. Up to 40 secured basis paid on strictly combing 4% 50s territory wool and slightly better than 42 paid on 56s strictly combing territory wool.
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Boston
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McClure
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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MES
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Main
Nhonez
Eric the Red
Harland Frazer
North
American ‘Tobacco Co
Lions Club
Roswell Seed
Chaves
Bob Dow
Bob Dow Is
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