Old Timers Annual Reunion At Roswell M E Church
The eighth Old Timers Day at Roswell's Southern Methodist Church drew a large crowd with 280 luncheon plates served and 250 Old Timers cards recorded their years in New Mexico. Rev. H C Henderson preached on Pioneer Mothers praising motherhood and pioneer homes. The day featured service, music, and a post service Old Timers meeting with songs, talks, and light humor led by Dan H Wilmot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Methodist Church
Roswell
H. C. Henderson
New Mexico
Sea
Henderson
Old West
Martindale
K. King
Pioneer Mothers
Dr. Henderson
Harris
Dan H. Wilmot
Mr. Wilmot
Lost Balloons Found Today Up In Canada
Two American balloonists were found weak and ill in a remote area of Canada, about 510 miles from Chicago, after a week of hardship. Poland's entry appears to have won the 1933 James Gordon Bennett balloon races with Capt Francizek Hynek and Lieut Uzbigniew Bursyski landing near Riviera A Pierre, northwest of Quebec. Lisle the American team of Ward T. Van Orman and Frank A. Trotter were located after wandering to civilization. Van Orman’s Goodyear craft likely took third, with Lieut. Cmdr. T. G. W. Settle and Charles H. Kendall second in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tremote
Canada
Chicago
Poland
James Gordon Bennett
Francizek Hynek
Uzbigniew Bursyski
Riviera A Pierre
Quebec
Lisle
Ward T. van Orman
Frank A. Trotter
Civilization
van Orman
T. G. W. Settle
Charles H. Kendall
United States Naval
Stockmen Start Fight Over Range Fences in New Mexico
Albuquerque dispatch reports Walter Chandler former New York congressman began a thorough investigation into cattle and sheep wanderings and fence removals on public domain. He will present a brief to Harold Ickes after consultations with cattle and sheepmen, with a possible bill if the case fails. A park project may begin October 1 at Bottomless Lakes with two camps of 200 men each, seeking Lea Lake acquisition to create a state park, officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Department of Interior
Walter Chandler
New York
Chandler
Harold L. Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Cattse
Co. C. C
Chamber of Commerce
E. P. Elwood
National Park Service
George Ball
Roswell
R. L. Malone
Strikers at Gamerco Rally as Gallup Talks Begin
In Gallup New Mexico on September 11 AP reports workers at the Gamerco mine show resistance to orders as guardsmen monitor pickets. Strikes leader Juan Corea urges a march on the mine while NRA talks with operators are arranged by Charles W. Grubbs. The mine increases employment to 137 diggers and 43 others, aiming to meet contracts and store coal.
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Gallup
N. M
Gamerco
Juan Corea
National
Dick All Lender
National Miners Union
Horace Moses
Gallup American Coal Co
Moses
Mutual
Southwestern Coal Company
Charles W. Grubbs
Los Angeles
NRA
Ducks Season 15 Set Nov 16 to Jan 15
Open season for ducks geese brant and jacksnipe was set from October 16 to December 15 in several western states with variations by region including Arizona and Texas. Cuba’s government faced protests as officers demanded resignations while new leader Grau San Martin pledged to honor obligations and seek cabinet formation.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Oklahoma
Utah
Oregon
Idaho
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Havana
Cuba
Ramon Gray San Martin
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Santiago
Mario G.” Menocal
Sumner Welles
United States
Marianao
Oriente
Menocal
de Cespedes
Grau San Martino
Associated Press
National Hotel
Torres Meniier
B. C
Weathers
Prohibition Reform Meeting Supports Repeal
A Saturday night gathering at the county courtroom endorsed repealing the Eighteenth Amendment and relaxing state liquor provisions. Prager Miller opened the session, with speakers including Mrs Allan Clark legal adviser Mrs John T Murphy and former governor Langdon Mitchell among others.
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Prager Miller
Allan Clark
Womens’ Organization For National Prohibition Reform
John T. Murphy
Gerald Cassidy
Langdon Mitchell
A. T. Hannett
Arthur Wheaton
N M Dry Leader Not Discouraged Ahead Of Vote
The Rev George M Hammond Albuquerque superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League in New Mexico said the dry forces fight continues despite a setback in a repeal election coming September 19 He declined to predict the outcome comparing it to predicting a jury decision Mrs Allan Clarke Santa Fe state president of the women’s organization for national prohibition reform was unavailable for a statement and was said to be in Artesia at a repeal rally.
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George M. Hammond
Albuquerque
Anti-Saloon League
New Mexico
Hammond
Allan Clarke
Santa Fe
Women’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Artesia
M. and J. Shoe Store Moves to Sudan Texas
The M. and J. Shoe Store once operating in Roswell has moved its stock to Sudan Texas. Guard Marvin departed yesterday for Sudan to take charge of the inventory.
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M. and J
Sudan
Texas
Roswell
Marvin
FILE SUIT OVER MARTIAL LAW IN GAL LUP COAL STRIKE
The National Miners Union filed suit in Santa Fe federal district court challenging Governor Seligman and General Wood for enforcing martial law in Gallup. The filing argues no riots or breaches of peace existed and that the Governor exceeded power, depriving miners of liberty without due process.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Gallup
National Miners Union Today
Arthur Seligman
Osborne C. Wood
Edward D. Tittman
Hillsboro
James Walker
Frank Gallegos
Federico Montoya
John Tomac
McKinley County
Wood
Three Men Arrested Then Released in Lincoln County
Three men arrested Saturday afternoon at Lincoln county officers request were released Saturday evening. They were in a car matching a description of a vehicle used by bandits in a previous Ruidoso robbery but investigators found no connection to the crime.
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Lincoln County
Ruidoso
Crop Forecast Shows Corn and Wheat Production Totals
The department of agriculture reported this year’s corn production at 2,284,793,000 bushels and wheat at 506,557,000 bushels, reflecting conditions as of September 1.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Federal Home Loan Manager Visits Roswell Office
E. C. Robertson state manager of the Federal Home Loan Corporation toured the Roswell branch today and considered delaying appointment of the title examiner until after a possible Albuquerque trip. P. Johnson serves as the appraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Robertson
Federal Home Loan Corporation
Roswell
Robertson
Albuquerque
P. Johnson
Welpton Transfer Affects Roswell Fire Duty
W. E. Welpton, adjuster with the Fire Companies Adjusting Bureau, is transferred from Roswell to Albuquerque. The Welptons plan to move around October 15, leaving Roswell with regret from the community.
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W. E. Welpton
Roswell
Albuquerque
Dairymen to Meet Here Tomorrow Night
A meeting of dairymen is set for tomorrow night at 7 36 at the Chamber of Commerce. State dairy commissioner J R Poe and state extension dairy man E E Anderson of State College Las Cruces will discuss the dairy code and other dairying topics. All dairymen and interested parties are urged to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. R. Poe
State Dairy Commissioner
E. E. Anderson
State Extension Dairyman
State College
Las Cruces
Federal Court Opens in Roswell Thursday Trials Set
Federal Judge Colin Neblett will open a term of federal court at Roswell with arraignment day Thursday. Trials begin next Monday. Robert E. Lee Edwards faces post office robbery charges in Horse Springs. About thirty immigration cases will be arraigned at Las Cruces Tuesday, along with ten prohibition defendants, one alleged counterfeiter, and two homestead law violators. Assistant U. S. Attorney Gilbert Espinosa to Las Cruces today, stenographer Mary McConnell to Roswell Tuesday.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Colin Neblett
Roswell
Robert E. Lee Edwards
Horse Springs
Las Cruces
Neblett
U. S
Gilbert Espinosa
Mary McConnell
Classes Start at N M M I Tuesday
New Mexico Military Institute begins classes Tuesday morning as new cadets complete drills and orientation. Old cadets return today with most arriving by 3 PM and the remainder expected tonight from the west by bus or private cars.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Rio Grande Fails Flood Texas Lands Rio Grande
Brownsville Texas September flood crest moved past Hidalgo without breaking the levee system protecting American lands. Mexican side near Matamoros and Reynosa flooded. More than 1509 guards patrolled floodworks. River fell at Hidalgo after peaking at 25.2 feet with Brownsville around 18.6 feet.
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Brownsville
Texas
Rio Grande
Hidalgo
Matamoros
Reynosa
Prohibition Meeting Draws Large Sunday Crowd at Church
A crowded M. E. Church South auditorium heard Miss Grace Leigh Scott WCTU field secretary speak on prohibition. Rev LeRoy Thompson presided as Scott delivered a masterful and engaging address to a large enthusiastic audience.
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M. E. Church
South
Grace Leigh Scott
LeRoy Thompson
Baseball Today Scores and Battery Details Across AL
Summary of selected baseball games with line scores and pitchers. New York and Philadelphia games feature multiple batteries, while Chicago and Cleveland show decisive innings. Rosters list Marberry Hung Worth Ruffing Dickey Lyons Berry Grove Cochrane Heving Gaston Marcum Heining?
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New York
Marberry and
Hungworth
Ruffing and
Dickey
Chicago
Philadelphia
Lyons
Berry
Grove
Cochrane
Heving
Gaston
Marcum
New York and Cincinnati Batteres Postponed by Rain
Baseball score notes list New York 0 0 0 6 1 - Cincinnati 0 0 0 1 0 0 with pitchers Bell ilubbell Man cuso Lucas Crouch. Boston 2 0 0 St Louis 0 0 0 with Brandt Hogan Walker O Farrell. Philadelphia Chicago and Brooklyn Pittsburgh doubleheader postponed due to rain.
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New York
Cincinnati
Bell, Ilubbell & Mancuso
Lucas and Crouch
Boston
St. Louis
Brandt and Hogan
Walker and O'Farrell
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
City Beautiful Contest Entries Display at Chamber of Commerce
Morning Glories by H. K. Cobean Fr Monmouth dahlias by Mrs Ralph Vandewart and a mixed bouquet of dahlias by T J Jackson are shown this morning in the City Beautiful Contest. The entries, all fine specimens, are on display at the Chamber of Commerce.
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H. K. Cobean
Monmoth
Ralph Vandewart
T. J. Jackson
Chamber of Commerce
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M. E. Church South
West
Mexico
Acme
National Park
Sea Lake
Congress
San Martin
Cespedes
Dental Park
Wall Street
Cuban
Federal Court
N.M.M.I
Cleveland
Harder
Hudlin and Spencer
Weaver and Sewell
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