Rioting on mining holiday injures miners in Pa.
At three H. C. Frick Coke mines Gates Edenborn and Footedale in Southwestern Pennsylvania a mining holiday sparked clashes. Sixteen men were shot and more than twenty beaten or stoned as pickets blocked entry. Deputy sheriffs fired tear gas and gunfire injuring several, including deputy Mike Cartwright who lost an arm. Ambulances ferried the wounded.
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Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Gates
Edenborn
Footedale
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Louis Kramer
Mike Cartwright
Light Rain Tells Roswell Weather Tale
A light shower fell in Roswell overnight totaling 0.11 inch by 1:30 pm with 0.01 inch earlier and 0.10 inch since. Unsettled weather is forecast with rains this afternoon and Friday as mountains to the west and other areas reported showers and muddy roads.
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Roswell
Weather Bureau
Lovington
Artesia
Mogordo
Carrizozo
Clovis
Vaughn
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Federal court term opens in Roswell New Mexico
A term of federal court for the district of New Mexico opened this morning in the federal court room on the second floor of the federal building before Judge Colin Neblett. Defendants were arraigned, pleas listed, and trials begun for H. T. Farrell et al. Cases of Merchants' Livestock Co. versus Empire Gas and Fuel Co. and others reset for October 2. Jurors instructed to report next Monday.
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Federal Court
District of New Mexico
Federal Building
Colin Neblett
H. T. Farrell
R. L. Farrell
R L. Farrell
H. T. Perry
Merchants’ Livestock Co
Empire Gas and Fuel Co
Wm. C. Mathews
United States
Phineas A. Herring
Rotary Talks In Schools And Oil Code Take Roswell Stage
Roswell hearers listened as Rotary members delivered two talks in one session. Berry V Elizey spoke five minutes on the oil code and federal price regulation noting rising costs but hopeful relief ahead. City School Superintendent D N Pope outlined school organization enrollment salaries and divisions and praised teachers despite crowded rooms. Net city enrollment up about 100 over last year with early month gains. Fin and Feather Club stockholders voted to location of a state park at Bottomless Lakes by surrendering Lea Lake with Chamber of Commerce cash guarantees and pledges to secure further funds. A donor drive by business leaders aims to raise 2500 by tomorrow night to satisfy the initial guarantee.
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Roswell
Berry V. Elizey
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C City
D. N. Pope
Pope
East Side
Fin and Feacher Club
Lea Lake
Chamber of Commerce
Fin and Feather Club
Cuba Revolutions Stirri ng in Packs and Banter
Beverly Hills notes remark on Cuban political upheavals, comparing revolutions to packs and cocktails. The piece questions U S interest, suggests Cuba’s internal affairs are its own business, and jokes about foreign interference and sugar as a motive. The tone is satirical and observational.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Cuba
America
Cuba in turmoil as President seeks iron hand powers
In Havana on September 14 AP reports President Gray San Martin crafting a manifesto amid labor unrest and military discontent. Officers demand reinstatement of his predecessor while violence rises with two soldiers dead and attacks on police stations. Strikes hit Oriente towns as posters denounce U.S. policy and Secretary Hull links recognition to peace. Students drill in Havana as security braces and police reserves await orders.
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Gray San Martin
Ninth
Antilla
Baguanos
Tacajo
Cristo
Oriente Province
State Hull
Tax Burden on Homes Sparks Statewide Tax Revolution
Editor notes that state government costs rose from 1 385 000 in 1915 to 11 704 322 in 1922 with taxes mainly on real estate and homes while intangible property escapes levy. In Roswell, special assessments on home property total 900 000, fueling homeowner resentment ahead of the next election.
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Roswell
Gross negligence alleged in Ferrero death in auto crash
Santa Fe reports a coroner jury found gross negligence caused the Aug 25 head on collision on the Albuquerque highway, killing Italian anthropology student Leo Ferrero who was a passenger in Miss Hazel Hyde’s car. Jury proceedings, opened by District Attorney David Chavez Jr., concluded after two days of testimony. Hyde travels to New York with Ferrero’s body. Bowman returns to Larned, Kansas.
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Santa Fe
Leo Ferrero
Hazel Hyde
Harry Bowman
Ferrero
Albuquerque
Miss Hyde
Bowman
David Chavez Jr
New York
Larned
Kansas
Griffin 15 New Head of Baca CCC Camp
Captain B. F. Griffin of the Army Air Corps is the new head of the Baca CCC Camp near Lincoln New Mexico. He replaces Captain Searcy who was transferred. Griffin arrived in Roswell to board a plane for El Paso and noted daily rain at the camp and throughout the mountain region. He also said the Baca camp site would not be moved this winter.
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Army Air Corps
Bacca C. C. C
Lincoln
N. M
Searcy
Griffin
Roswell
el Paso
Baca
Cattle Shipments From New Mexico Fall In August
Albuquerque N M September 14 AP Cattle shipments from New Mexico in August reached 11 005 up from 14 204 a year earlier. Major shipment points included Clayton 4509 Hobbs 1208 Las Cruces 113 Tucumcari 1592 and Por tales 914 among others.
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N. M
New Mexico
State Cattle Sanitary Board
Springer
Las Vegas
Clayton
Tucumcari
Alamogordo
Roswell
Farmington
Deming
Gallup
Las Cruces
Carlsbad
Lovington
Portales
East Vaughn
Hachita
Silver City
Hobbs
Horse Springs
Raton
Federal funds loaned to banks at 3 percent
Washington in a statement Chairman Jones of the reconstruction corporation announced federal funds would be loaned to banks and trust and mortgage companies at 3 percent interest for up to six months to relend to business and industry under the industrial recovery program.
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Washington
Jones
The
Reconstruction Corporation
President Roosevelt Calls Coal Code Meeting
President Roosevelt summoned NRA leaders coal operators and union representatives to the White House for an urgent session to seek an immediate working code for the bituminous coal industry.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
White House
Roosevelt Drives National Recovery with Push for Jobs and Prices
President Roosevelt sharpened the national recovery drive aiming to rapidly create more jobs and raise prices. He pressed for immediate reopening of closed banks and a push to settle NRA code disputes with miners and labor boards. Johnson returned to Washington ready to push stronger federal coordination and inflationary steps backed by Congress.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Mass meeting at Gallup hits at Seligman
National Miners Union leaders denounced alleged efforts to break the strike at a Gallup New Mexico mass meeting. They criticized Benito Rodriguez of the Mexican Consul General and charged misreporting by the Associated Press while detailing mine output disputes at Gamerco and defense of workers amid tense threats and deportation risk.
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N. M
National Miners Union
Arthur Seligman
William Reese
Associated Press
K. F. Roberts
William Grant Gonzales
Alejandro Correa
Roberts
General Wood
Gamerco
Moses
Gallup American Coal Company
Gold Shipment Leaves the U S
New York dispatch reports the liner Manhattan sailing for London with 4200 ounces of fresh New York Fed gold and 8.3 million dollars in earmarked gold bound for Paris. The shipment, prompted by Roosevelt barriers, leaves the U S gold stock unchanged and yields higher London proceeds than domestic sale.
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Manhattan
Atlantic
London
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Treasury
Paris
United States
Treasury Department
Santa Fe candidates urge repeal of 18th amendment
Abiquiu Prag Miller of Roswell and Mrs. Franklin Lane of Santa Fe, all candidates, pledged to vote for repeal from WONPR headquarters. They urged voters to register yes on the blue ballots September 19 and supported repeal of Article 23 and liquor control through taxation.
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United States
Mrs. Lane
Miller
Cubs win first game of doubleheader over Giants
In Chicago on September 14 AP reports Gabby Hartnett delivered a bases loaded single in the ninth to score two runs and give the Cubs a 4 3 win over the New York Giants. The Cubs narrowed the season gap to 5 1/2 games as Stephenson reached third on Babe Herman’s pinch double and Hartnett’s clutch hit.
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Gabby Hartnell
Cubs
New York Giants
Cub
New York
Stephenson
Babe Herman
Camilli
Hartnett
Cubs Giants doubleheader second game postponed by rain
Chicago on September 14 AP reports the second game of the Cubs versus Giants doubleheader was postponed due to cold rain after the Cubs won the first 4 to 3 with a ninth inning rally. The delay reduces Giants NL lead to 5 12 games and the game will be made up as part of a Saturday doubleheader.
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Cubs
New Yorkiants
Giants
Baseball today scores with rain delays across leagues
Detroit and Washington game details. Cleveland New York and St Louis Philadelphia postponed by rain. New York Chicago played to 8-2 with Fitzsimmons, Manecuso, Root, Malone and Hartnett on battery. Philadelphia Cincinnati 9-15 game postponed due to rain. Boston Pittsburgh and Brooklyn St Louis also postponed.
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New York
Chicago
Fitzsimmons & Manecuso
Root, Malone and Hartnett
Maryland counties vote on repeal as 24 repeal delegates win
In Maryland 24 repeal candidates were elected to the state convention while 20 of 23 counties and Baltimore City supported repeal. Garrett County narrowly opposed repeal by 90 votes, with Dorchester and Somerset already against repeal. Totals from 1344 of 1371 precincts showed 202,689 for repeal 43,136 against repeal and 3,527 for uninstructed delegates.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore City
Garrett County
Dorchester
Sommerset
Rio Grande Bank Full Prompting Alarm in Presidio Region
Presidio Texas residents faced warnings of a flood threat from Chihuahua City reports describing a new, potentially record flood on the Rio Grande via the Conchos river. Heavy rains in the past three days pushed the river to bank full levels as authorities urged evacuations to higher ground.
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Presidio
Tex
Presidio Valley
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Rio Grande
Conchos River
Lowlards
Branch of Stock Exchange in New Jersey
A plan to move or establish a New York Stock Exchange branch in New Jersey to dodge city taxes gained clarity. Cadwalader Wickersham Taft studied legal issues at a brokerage house’s request while stock exchange officials gave quiet sympathy. New Jersey tax proposals on stock transfers faced alderman approval under Mayor John P.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
New Jersey
Cadwalader, Wickersham and Taft
Stock Exchange
Financial District
Board of Aldermen
John P
Steel czar Lamont quits job in shakeup at steel group
New York report says Robert P. Lamont resigns as president of the American Iron and Steel Institute after 13 months, citing regulatory reach and NRA tone. Charles M. Schwab named probable successor as Lamont leaves amid industry recovery efforts and price stabilization work.
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Charles M. Schwab
Robert P. Lamont
Steel “Czar
Lamont
The
American Iron and Steel Institute
New York Times
NRA
Institute
Hoover
Ness
H. S. Johnson
Sons
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