PEPT Still Hope For A State Park At The Bottomless Lakes
Gallup New Mexico September 12 AP Anticipated trouble at the Gamerco mine picket line did not occur this morning as guards augmented and mounted troops moved to disperse a second day of resistance. A march headed by Big Marie Padesovich carried an American flag and flowers toward the city limits but was dispersed as guards rode into the group. Officials planned meetings to discuss conference arrangements with strike committees and operators, with NRA regional secretary Charles W. Grubbs organizing talks. National Miners Union claimed interference by General Osborne Wood, denied in a public letter ordering requests in writing. The Gamerco mine operated under United Workers of America, a pit committee appointed to discuss rates with management. Grace Moses, mine general manager, said he would not negotiate with the National Miners Union.
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Gallup
N. M
Gamerco Mine
Marie” Padesovich
Mutual
Southwestern
Charles W. Grubbs
Los Angeles
NRA
National Labor Board
Pat Toohey
National Miners Union
Osborne Wood
Wood
Toohey
Gamerco
United the Workers of America
Grace Moses
Cuba picks new president as battleship sails into port
The narrator rails at a sensational headline about Cuba choosing a president, contrasting it with exaggerated imperial rhetoric. He jokes that such talk would threaten war, noting that a small nation’s port would merely serve as a public regatta for boats.
Enrollment at N M Military Institute expands for new year
The thirty six year at the New Mexico Military Institute opens with enrollment over 460 cadets, surpassing last year’s on opening day. More First Classmen and a graduating Jr college class next June mark the start of a new chapter in NMMI history.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Jr. College
The
Battle in Havana Rages as Army Officers Siege Hotel
In Havana the National Hotel hosts a standoff as deposed officers resist the Grau San Martin administration. ABC and OCRR groups back the siege, with food and ammunition tensions rising while U S ships patrol nearby. Batista looms as a pivotal figure amid talk of further revolution.
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National Hotel
Ramon Grau San Martin
de Cespedes
ABC
OCRR
Grau San Martin
Sumner Welles
Fulgencio Batista
Gran San Martin
Neis Named Title Examiner for Home Loan Office
Claude J. Neis of Roswell is appointed title examiner for the Federal Home Loan Corporation Roswell branch. S P Johnson serves as appraiser. J D Herron Jr. manages the Roswell office serving eight counties. The appointment follows E C Robertson’s visit. bond value information from Washington expected soon. Community interest grows over Lea Lake inclusion in a Bottomless Lakes state park plan despite earlier setback.
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Claude J. Neis
Roswell
Federal Home Loan Corporation
S. P. Johnson
Neis
E. C. Robertson
Robertson
Roswell Y
Albuquerque
Home Loan Corporation
Washington
J. D. Herron Jr
Chaves, Eddy, Lea, Lincoln
de Baca
Roosevelt, Curry and
Quay
Balloonists Lost In Bush Taken Out In Sudbury
Injured American balloonists Ward T. Van Orman and Frank A. Trotter, after a week wandering dense woods, were found near Thor Lake, 40 miles north of Sudbury. They left a note, subsisted on beans and blueberries, and planned to canoe back to civilization. A hydroelectric lineman James Barrett aided their rescue.
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Sudbury
Ont
Jill
Ward T. van Orman
Frank A. Trrotter
James Barrett
Thor Lake
Baseball scores from two NL games and one NL tilt
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh split a double header with 0 to 1 final in the opener and a 0 to 2 setback in the nightcap as Thurston Lopez Leonard and Hoyt Pearce provided the batteries. New York Cincinnati game postponed by rain. Philadelphia beat Chicago 6 to 5 in a late afternoon game with Holley Warneke and Hartnett handling duties.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Leonard
Lopez
Hoyt
Pearce
Padden
RHB Detroit Beats New York In Rain Damaged Game
Detroit and New York split a rough day as Detroit scores three in the first, two in the ninth for a 3-5 loss highlight. Batteries listed include Bridges Hogsett Hayworth Uhle Dickey for Detroit and Cofman Hemsley Andrews Fullerton Ferrell for Boston, with weather causing postponement of Chicago Philadelphia.
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Detroit
New York
Bridges
Hogsett and Hayworth
Uhle and Dickey
St. Louis
Boston
Cofman and Hemsley
Andrews, Fullerton & Ferrell
Home Runs Today F Walker Hale Cleveland
F Walker and Hale hit home runs as New York and Cleveland players produced standout moments. The game highlighted batter power from both teams with key drives and runs shaping the outcome.
Bears Rally to Beat Red Wings 6 3 in IIL Playoff opener
Newark Bears overcome deficit to defeat Rochester Red Wings 6 to 3 in the International League pennant playoff opener. Bears, league leaders, staged late runs to seize the game in Newark.
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Newark
N. J
Newark Bears
Rochester Red Wings
NRA Improves East Advertising Boosts Roosevelt Recovery
Washington reports NRA advertising has risen in 25 large cities from the Atlantic to the Pacific, signaling renewed business confidence. The NRA calls it a definite reflection of improving conditions as recovery leaders push ahead with government efforts and credit needs. Hugh S. Johnson calls a public hearing on the soft coal code to secure a midweek agreement amid Western Pennsylvania labor tensions.
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Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
Atlanti
Pacific
Hugh S. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Repeal Wins by Big Vote in Maine
Maine voters approved repeal by a two to one margin, with a statewide tally showing 113,270 for repeal and 52,077 against. An entire constitutional convention of 60 delegates is pledged to ratify the repeal, meeting December 6. Governor Brann indicated expedient handling if state prohibition is revisited.
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Pine Tree
York
Louis J. Brann
Missouri Penitentiary Quarantined Over Sleeping Sickness Toll
Jefferson City Mo Sept 12 AP precaution against spread of encephalitis drives quarantine at Missouri State Penitentiary. Prison board chair Stephen B Hunter says no new prisoners or visitors until epidemic subsides though prison physician Dr W W F Pambo notes no cases at the penitentiary.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri State Penitentiary
Stephen B. Hunter
W. W. Fpambo
Mystery Meeting Draws Roswell Merchants Interest
Roswell Merchants Association holds a 6 30 pm monthly meeting at Nick son Coffee Shop. Officers and the program committee guard details, promising a very important session. Dinner 65 cents. tickets from Chamber of Commerce or George B Owens. Open invitation to new local business and professional members.
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Roswell
Roswell Merchants Association
Nickson
The
Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
George B. Owens
Association
Red tape holding up road building in New Mexico
Governor Arthur Seligman joined 11 western state governors to urge cutting red tape at the federal bureau of public roads delaying 890000 dollars of secondary road work in New Mexico. The state has 800000 ready awaiting final approval. In the broader program nearly 1500000 will go to secondary roads, with New Mexico prepared to spend 800000. Las Cruces R H Porter elected president of board of recent NM State College trustees, succeeding the late R L Young. Mrs Louis Brandt of La Union elected secretary treasurer.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Arthur Seligman
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
New Mexico
Bureau of Public Roads
Las Cruces
R. Il. Porter
New Mexico State College
R. L.young
Louis Brandt
la Union
First Roswell cotton bale ginned marks season start
The Pecos Valley Cotton Growers' Association received its first bale this season the first ginned in Roswell. Raised on the Earl Wolfe ranch by W. C. Gaston, it graded strict middling with staple lengths from 11-32 to 1 1-16 inches, weighing 484 pounds. The Hagerman Akin Gin Company posted the season's first bale in Chaves County raised by L. J. Bartlett.
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Cotton Growers’ Association
Roswell
Earl Wolfe
W. C. Gaston
Cotton Growers Association
Akin Gin Company
Hagenman
Chaves County
L. J. Bartiett
Kiwanians Meet Lions In Thorne Park Softball Game
The Kiwanians and Lions will clash in a softball baseball game at five o'clock this afternoon at Thorne Park. The Lions challenged the Kiwanians and the response was quick and assured.
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Kiwanians
Lions
Thorne Park
Denver Storm Takes Four Lives in Flood Ravages
Denver and nearby areas faced continued rain and flood danger as rescuers searched for John Allen a Lafayette mine employee last seen with his wife and son. His wife Mary Allen 32 and son John Jr. 11 died in the flood near a Louviers farm. Elizabeth James 86 and her grandson Benny James 9 also perished when Cherry Creek floodwaters inundated their southeast Denver home. The death toll remained four as forecasts warned more rain.
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Denver
John Allen
LaFayette
Mary Allen
John Jr
Louviers
Colo
Elizabeth James
Benny James
Cherry Creek
Here
Weather
State Director Visits Roswell Reemployment Office
Waite J Keeney Santa Fe state director for New Mexico of the federal reemployment service met Colonel Harry R Andrew chairman of the Chaves county reemployment committee in Roswell for a conference. He praised the local reemployment office which continues registering the unemployed at 403 East Second Street Spring and Forging Company. Yesterday the office placed five more men on the surfacing job west of Roswell bringing total placements to 61 on the project.
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Waite J. Keeney
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Federal Reemployment Service
Roswell
Harry R. Andrew
Chaves County
Mr. Keeney
East Second Street
Billy Sunday's Son Dies Suddenly In San Francisco
In San Francisco an inquest was to be held into the death of George M. Sunday 40 son of evangelist Billy Sunday after a fall from a window left him with a fractured jaw and multiple injuries. Doctors attempted to reset the jaw but he died from shock, his mother Mrs Hallie Sunday said she had felt a premonition.
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San Francisco
George M. Sunday
Billy Sunday
Sunday
Edgar H. Howell
Hallie Sunday
Gasoline prices may rise faster than crude oil
Washington reports Secretary Ickes is studying claims that retail gasoline prices are increasing disproportionately to crude prices. He said action will follow only after verified facts, noting gasoline gains of two to three cents a gallon appear out of line with crude’s roughly 20 cent rise. The rule in the oil industry is a fair one cent gasoline rise per 25 cent crude increase.
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Washington
Ickes
Crude oil output shows a decrease nationwide
Oklahoma and Texas cut daily crude production while Rocky Mountain output rose slightly. National totals fell by 59,113 barrels to 2,715,601. Oklahoma declined from 548,375 to 513,860 barrels daily and Texas from 1,297,088 to 1,247,254 barrels daily.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Texas
Oil and Gas Journal
Rocky Mountain
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