Rioters Clash With Troops in Woonsocket Riot
In Woonsocket Rhode Island on September 13 AP reports high tension after a night of rioting and death. Soldiers clashed with a mob of more than 5 000 looting and window smashing. One youth died of gunshot wounds seven others wounded. Police requested federal troops as guardsmen reinforced the city. The violence began at the Woonsocket Rayon plant amid strike sympathy, and officials sought funds and veteran units to quell the unrest.
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R. I
J. Hector Paquin
Theodore F. Green
New England
Andi Ng
Jude Courtemanche
Woonsocket Hospital
Paquin
Green
Rhode Island
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Roosevelt
Woonsocket Rayon
Financial push on for Eastern New Mexico State Fair
The finance committee opens the financial campaign Monday hoping to finish most work in a day. Officials urge business and professional men to subscribe promptly and generously, noting committee members are contributing money and volunteering time to speed the drive and minimize business disruption.
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New Mexico
Defeate Hance In Beat were save on Claeca Rara Kar Chariff
The campaign aims to raise 2000 dollars to cover fair expenses including heavy premiums and a broad entertainment program. Directors note Roswell hosts provide free access to eastern New Mexico guests, supporting agriculture in the region over twelve years and the fair’s ongoing value to ranching and farming. Albuquertine announces Senator Bronson Cutting as keynote for September 19 Constitutional Week dinner hosted by the Kiwanis Club, with civic groups invited.
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Fair
Roswell
New Mexico
Albuquertine
Bronson Cutting
Kiwanie Club
Mussolini Paper Sees Roosevelt Goals Unmet
Milan dispatch reports Popolo D’Italia claims Roosevelt failed to achieve four aims four disarming armaments tariff reductions currency stabilization and international goodwill. The piece, possibly authored by Mussolini, asserts Roosevelt’s principles differ from Fascist ideals and cites May 4 1933 Chamber of Commerce address as guiding yet unfulfilled.
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Milan
Italy
Popolo D’italig Today
Roosevelt
I Duce
Mussolini
United States Chamber of Commerce
Won't Release Robinsons Booze Report
Santa Fe AP Dr J Rosslyn Earp chair of the state liquor board declined to release Inspector Will Robinsons Gallup liquor report. Robinson sent there after a federal grand jury criticized conditions. Board had not yet considered the report and discussed it. minutes would reveal remarks and allow confidentiality.
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Dr. Earp
E. K. Nuemann
Hall and Daniel Talk At Rotary Meeting in Roswell
Hall spoke at the Rotary on printing industry challenges while Daniel outlined FHA housing plans for Roswell under federal programs. A Rotary committee led by J A Strous to organize the club float for the Eastern New Mexico State Fair, with Sam Samson and Howard Glover on the panel. In local Democrats primary races, close sheriff and county clerk contests emerged as Olive recorded votes, and Al Jones led in the county assessor race with Fern West second. The article notes expected shifts and final tallies near noon.
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Tom Hall
Rotary
Roy Daniel
FHA
Roswell
New Mexico
J. A. Strous
Sam Samson
Howard Glover
Perry Iscan
K. J. House Sr
Homer Dunagan
James B. Coats
Bean
House
Olive
Coats
Sheriff
Dunagan
al Jones
Fern West
Charlie Lawey
J. T. West
Jones
Ceaston
M. Martin
J. Brasher
Roswell Club Invites Golf Entrants to Friday Banquet
Entrants in the Roswell Country Club invitational are welcomed to a Friday 7:00 PM banquet at the club house served by the Woman's Club. The social slate includes a Saturday night dance. noon lunches daily. Expected entrants include Shorty Hornbuckle of Clovis, George W. Frenger and Frank G. Frenger of Las Cruces, Joe Slaughter and Joe Vihl from Lubbock, with 100 plus total players anticipated. Qualifying rounds start tomorrow. first round Saturday. quarter and semi finals Sunday. finals Monday. Eight separate flights will each have a winner and runner up plus a tournament medalist.
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Roswell
Shorty Hornbuckle
Clovis
George W. Frenger
Frank G. Frenger
Las Cruces
Joe Dick Slaughter
Joe Vihl
Lubbock
New Mexico
Texas
Plane crash injures two near Albuquerque
In Albuquerque New Mexico this morning student pilot Candelario attempted a forced landing after motor trouble and crashed into a canal bank injuring himself passenger Fred Hohman and pilot John Candelario both from Santa Fe. Candelario had flown with Albuquerque instructor Bill Cutter and sought to buy a craft from C O Breece to show his grandfather Santa Fe curio dealer J S Candelario.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Fred Hohman
John Candelario
Santa Fe
Alameda
Candelario
Bill Cutter
Cutter
C. O. Breece
J. S. Candelario
Breece
Hohman
Department of Commerce
Skeletons Found Beneath Quarai Mission Ruins
Thirteen skeletons were unearthed by Civilian Conservation Corps workers in the Quarai Mission ruins eight miles south of Mountainair New Mexico. Eleven skulls appeared to be white men and two Indian, with bodies laid on a flagstone floor facing the altar. The mission was built between 1639 and 1649 and later abandoned after raids.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Quarai Mission
Mountainair
Civilian Conservation Corps
Quaraj
Mrs Sallie Roberts Died After Illness in Pecos Valley
Mrs Sallie Roberts, 76, died at 7 30 p m at 711 South Washington after illness since February She came to the Pecos Valley with her father James Chisum in 1877 and was a niece of John Chisum She married William Roberts in 1888 and had two sons John E and Fred She is survived by four grandchildren and a Los Angeles brother Will Chisum Her kindness hospitality and hospitality were famed in cattle country past and present.
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Sallie JL. Roberts
South Washington
Roberts
Pecos Valley
James Chisum
John Chisum
Chisum
Spring River
Roswell
Sallie Chism
Chisum Ranch
Anton Chico
N. M
Sallie Chisum
William Roberts
John E
Maple Hill
Kansas
Fred
New York City
Fred Roberts
Germany
Baseball scores and postponement reports from today
American League game New York over Cleveland 36 to 13 in nine innings. Batteries Gomez Jorgens Hildebrand Brenzel. Detroit edges Washington 7 to 2 in ten with 11 runs. Stewart McColl Bolton Rowe Cochrane. Philadelphia and St. Louis postponed due to rain. Only games listed.
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Cleveland
Gomez
Jorgens
Hildebrand
Brenzel
Washington
Detroit
Stewart
McColl
Bolton
Rowe
Cochrane
Philadelphia-St. Louis
St Louis and New York Batteries Duel In Matchup
In a spectral boxing style box score, ee RH EB St. Louis posted 900 600 000 002-2 while New York tallied 606 000 000 600-0. The battery pairing featured P. Dean and Delancey with Fitzsimmons and Mancuso behind the scenes.
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St. Louis
New York
P. Dean
Delancey
Fitzsimmons and Mancuso
Coyotes and Broncos to Hold Scrimmages Tomorrow
Roswell high school Coyotes and N M M Broncos will hold football scrimmages tomorrow afternoon. Coyotes start about four on the high school field, Broncos start about five at the Institute field. Public invited to both events.
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Roswell High School Coyotes
N. M. M . Broncos
Coyotes
Bronco
Institute Field
Coyote
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