Dillon Declines Senate Run Urges 20 Mill Tax Limit
Former New Mexico Governor Dillon urged San Miguel county taxpayers to vote for the proposed 20 mill tax limit amendment to safeguard future finances. He denied plans to run for the U S Senate in 1934 and warned against higher taxes, noting state tax shifts and new assessments. He argued the amendment would curb tax increases amid higher property valuations and the four year 100 percent assessment law.
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Las Vegas
N. M
United
Senate
R. ©. Dillon
San Miguel County
United States Senate
New Mexico
Ignere
State Tax Commission
Roosevelt
Supreme effort to secure state park near Lea Lake
Fin and Feather Club stockholders consider 5000 price for Lea Lake property as Roswell citizens hold a mass meeting to decide on a joint offer. State may fund part or all of the purchase for a Bottomless Lakes park. Read press time details of attendees and ongoing discussions with Chamber of Commerce and local residents.
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Fin and Feather Club
Fin and Feather
Roswell
Lea
F. L. Austin
Cecil Bonney
E. A. Cahoon
Sam Copeland
H. C. Eggleston
Leland Fellows
H. P. Saunders
George Zink
Glenn Austin
Lea Lake
Chamber of Commerce
Fin
Americans in danger in interior Cuba in 1933 AP report
American residents faced rising threats as labor unrest, potential boy soldier training, and failed officer peace talks unsettled Cuba. Dozens sought protection in Cristo and Cape Rente, while workers’ strikes strained sugar mills near Santiago and Camaguey.
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Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
Cristo
Santiago de Cuba
Cape Rente
Interior Oriente
Santiago
Cardenas
Coast Guard
Consolidated Railways
Camaguey
Roswell Merchants Eye Fair Promotion and Political Tensions
The Roswell Merchants Association met at the Nickson Coffee Shop to promote the Eastern New Mexico State Fair set for October 18 to 21. A keynote talk by Harvey A. Poorbaugh was scheduled after the missed appearance by W A Losey, while political unrest surfaced in Washington over Democratic appointments and farm credit administration control.
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Roswell
Harvey A. Poorbaugh
Eastern New Mexico State Fair Association
C. J
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Ickes
Wallace
Perkins
Capitol
Henry T. Rainey
Farm Credit Administration
White House
Key Pittman
Nevada
Foreign Relations Committee
Value of Vigilance Committee cited at Roswell Ad Club
George Owens spoke at the Roswell Advertising Club on the Vigilance Committee, its secret role in approving local advertising propositions, and its value to Roswell merchants. Ed Williams, H. A. Peorbaugh, and James Lee contributed brief talks while Logan Hunter presided.
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George Owens
Roswell
Vigilance Committee
Owns
Ed Williams
H. A. Peorbaugh
James Lee
Logan Hunter
Bateman Calls Heavy Taxes on Liquors in New Mexico
U S Bateman argues repeal of the 18th amendment will require practicable funding. He proposes taxing whiskey and beer like gasoline, expanding the fund with money earning 10 percent and, if needed, cutting expenses. He urges exempting homes from taxation to let motherhood foundations rest while other resources bear the burden.
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New Mexico
U. S. Bateman
Appraisals Underway At Roswell Federal Home Loan Office
Appraisals have been made on home loan applications at the Roswell branch of the Federal Home Loan Corporation and are ready for title examination by Claude J. Neis. S. P. Johnson, the appraiser, and J. D. Herron Jr., Roswell manager, are busy. Herron says funds could arrive in about ten days to two weeks if no complications arise. Neis was appointed title examiner yesterday and appraisals were held up until then.
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Roswell
Federal Home Loan Corporation
Claude J. Neis
S. P. Johnson
J. D. Herron Jr
Herron
Neis
Agreement on Water of Hondo and Bonito Reached
In the Lincoln county district court case between Southern Pacific Railway Company and Bonito and Hondo water users, Bloom Land & Cattle Company and The Titsworth Company reached a settlement on their water rights. Attorneys say the agreement is satisfactory and fair, aiming to extend the settlement approach to remaining parties to obtain an agreed decree and avoid lengthy litigation.
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Lincoln County
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Hondo
Bloom Land & Cattle Company
Titsworth Company
Southern Pacific
Messrs. L. O. Fullen
W. A. Dunn
Colorado Wet By 2101 Vote
AP tabulation shows repeal won in 1,215 of 1,547 precincts statewide including Denver. Results: 122,875 for repeal and 56,621 against repeal.
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Colorado
Denver
Associated Press
Mexico Takes Action as Gallup Strike Expands
The Gallup coal strike drew international attention when Mexico sent a consul to the coal fields to study the situation and assist Mexican workers involved. Field officials reported the move as an effort to protect nationals amid the ongoing labor dispute in Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Baseball results from American League doubleheader and Boston loss
In Chicago, first game ended 3 to 2 with Philadelphia 3 runs, Chicago 2, led by strong pitching and timely hits. Second game Philadelphia won 4 to 2 after a late rally, aided by an error and steady hitting. Cleveland Washington game postponed by rain. Boston lost 37 to 1 in an extraordinary box score note featuring Hemsley and O Knott among others.
Baseball doubleheader rain delayed in Philadelphia Cincinnati
Philadelphia Cincinnati doubleheader postponed by rain. First game saw Cantwell and Hogan, French and Grace. New York Chicago batteries Hubbell Shores Mancuso Bush Hartnett. Game delayed one hour forty-five minutes. Brooklyn St Louis batteries Carroll Lopez Dean Lewis.
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New York
Hubbell
Shores
Mancuso
Bush
Hartnett
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Carroll and Lopez
Dean and Lewis
Team A names listed in city previews recap
Four players named with city affiliations appear in the clipping: Cramer from Philadelphia Foxx from Philadelphia Simmons from Chicago and West from St. Louis. The brief notes highlight their association with respective teams and standings.
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Cramer
Phila
Foxx
Simmons
Chicago
West
St. Louis
Light Shower Graces Roswell Weather Report
A light shower fell in Roswell last night totaling 0.03 inch, with year to date moisture at 5.95 inches. The forecast calls for unsettled weather with showers tonight and Thursday. Heavy rain and hail damaged Border Hill highway, and other areas including Clovis, Lovington, and Estancia valley recorded rain while Carlsbad and Alamogordo saw variable precipitation. Albuquerque and Santa Fe reported rain whereas El Paso had clouds with no rain.
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Roswell
Border Hill
Clovis
Carvizozo
Alamogordo
Artesia
Carlsbad
Lovington
Albuquerque
Estancia
Santa Fe
Abilene
Texas
Amarillo
el Paso
Kansas City
Boy at Hope 15 Seriously Hurt In Ranch Accident
W. R. Joy Jr., ten, son of rancher W. R. Joy at the head of Felix, was injured Sunday when his horse fell and rolled on him. He sustained internal injuries and a fractured skull with rib damage. Dr. Womack from Artesia treated him and he was moved to Carlsbad hospital Monday for surgery. he has not regained consciousness.
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W. R. Joy Jr
W. R. Joy
Dr. Womack
Artesia
Carlsbad Hospital
NRA Activities Today Drafting Codes And Hearings
Today the Associated Press reports soft coal operators miners and NRA officials drafting a new code. Hearings continue on codes for boot and shoe motion picture and silk textile industries. Yesterday Hugh S Johnson hailed signs of economic advance in New York City NRA rally and announced plans for compliance boards to enforce blue eagle observance. National labor board ruled Berkeley Woolen Mills of Martinsburg West Virginia violated law by attempting coercion of employees.
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Associated Press
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
New York City
Johnson
National Labor Board
Berkeley Woolen Mills
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Election Officials To Serve Without Pay In Chaves County
All officials for the Chaves county special election on September 19 have been secured and will serve without pay. The statute requires qualified electors to serve without compensation, with a fallback to pay half the general election rate if none are available.
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Chaves
Board of County Commissioners
State of
New Mexico
Boards of
Captain James 90th Birthday and Critical Illness Report
Captain Jason W. James of Roswell is critically ill at his Camp Wood Texas ranch. The long time resident, who recently celebrated his 90th birthday with a barbecue, faces doubtful recovery. Nieces Mrs Robert J. McClenney and Mrs Robert Kellahin are connected to Captain James and Mrs McClenny has stayed at the Texas ranch with him.
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Jason W. James
Roswell
Camp Wood
Texas
Captain James
Robert J. McClenney
Robert Kellahin
McClenney
One Inch Rain Hits Estancia Valley Bean Crop
One inch of rain fell in the Estancia valley last night, worsening a damaged bean crop left in piles in the fields. No highway damage reported. Roswell and Pecos valley forecast unsettled with possible thundershowers tonight and Thursday.
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Estancia
N. M
Roswell
Pecos Valley
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Rainey
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Eugene Meyer
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Henry Mongenthau, Jr
Value OF Vigilance Committee
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Bloggie
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Boston
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