Paralyzed Country Reported as Cuban Strike Leaders Held
In Gallup New Mexico Sheriff Dee Robers of McKinley County arrested National Miners Union members tied to a coal strike. R F Roberts and associates face provost court martial law penalties if found without visible means of support. The dawn patrol failed, and guards deny involvement as a charge of intimidation by guards is investigated.
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Gallup
N. M
Dee Robers
McKinley County
R. F. Roberts
Martha
Harry the Gree
Alessandro Alvarado
Exiquio H, NaVarro
National Miners Union
Sherriff Roberts
Harry
Bill Couton
Nick
National Guard
Approves 10 GEC camp sites in New Mexico
Albuquerque, Sept 15 AP Fifteen winter conservation corps camp sites in New Mexico approved by Robert Fechner the regional forest office advised. Some sites may not be used. Camps focus on erosion control, less on timber work. Arizona also approved 22 sites. Five NM camps already occupied are Pueblo Park Tularosa near Reserve Mimbres and Little Walnut near Silver City and Raton Ranch near Lincoln. New sites include Juan Tabo Canyon near Sandia Pueblo High Rolls La Luz Alamogordo Glenwood Alma Jornada 76 Ranch Polica Peralto Penasco near Mayhill.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Winter Conservation Corps
New Mexico
Robert Fechner
Hugh Calkins
Arizona
Pueblo Park
Tularosa
Reserve
Mimbres
Little Walnut
Silver City
Raton Ranch
Lincoln
Juan Tabo Canyon
Sandias
Sandia Pueblo
High Rolls
la Luz
Alamogordo
Glenwood
Alma
Jornada
Las Cruces
Shooting at 330 East 6th Street Ends in Double Tragedy
J P Binnion fatally shot his wife at their home on 330 East 6th Street shortly before 3:30 pm and then killed himself. No further details were provided.
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J. P. Binnion
East 6Th Street
Coal Code Nears Deadline Amid Pennsylvanian Strike
Roosevelt pressed soft coal operators to finish an NRA code within 24 hours to avert further delays and protests in western Pennsylvania. Miners walked out over pay cuts as talks continued with operators, Ickes, Cummins, and Johnson present.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
White House
Ickes
Cummins
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Los Angeles Pushes Visitor Criminal Registry Plan
Beverly Hills notes discuss a proposed measure to curb crime by recording visiting ex-criminals. The plan would require visitors with criminal records to register. noncompliance could lead to six months in jail. Some parolees are exempt to avoid injustice for law-abiding individuals.
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Beverly Hills
Celif
Los Angeles
Federal court fines four for Prohibition Act violations
Judge Colin Neblett sentenced defendants who pled guilty to violations of the national Prohibition Act. Jesse Clark Holcomb and Roy Jimes Holcomb each fined $25 while R L Cochran and W M Mostenbecker were fined $50 apiece and paid. Robert C Hammett also received a sentence.
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Colin Neblett
Jesse Clark Holcomb
Roy Jimes Holcomb
R. L. Cochran
W. M. Mostenbecker
Robert C. Hammett
Burglary Suspect Nabbed In Clovis Store
Clovis New Mexico September 15 AP a man identifying as Thomas Edward Bowers of San Angelo Texas was surprised inside a clothing store and arrested on burglary charges after breaking through a rear window Police held him as details emerged Meanwhile a drive to raise funds for Lea Lake park deed via the Fin and Feather Club faced slow progress with about half of a 2500 goal raised by noon as J R Daughtry led 32 Roswell business volunteers urging further donations by tomorrow night to support the government built state park project
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Associated Press
Havana
Grau San Martin
Clovis, N. M
Thomas Edward Bowers
San Angelo
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Fin and Feather Club
Lea Lake
J. R. Daughtry
Baseball Scores From Sunday Doubleheader List
National League first game New York 5 10 9 Chicago 1 6 2 Batteries Schumacher Man cuso Tinning Maione Henshaw Hartnett Second game New York 9 0 0 1 Chicago F1 0 6 0 Batteries Parmelee Bell Mancuso Warneke Hartnett Boston 0 0 5 5 0 0 0 0 GV 10 11 1 Pittsburgh 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 1 Batteries Brandt Spohrer Smith Dudley Chagnon Padden First game RH E Philadelphia 0 0 0 2 1 0 6 0 0 0 Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 Batteries Grabowski Davis Johnson Frey Crouch Lombardi Philadelphia 0 0 0 Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 Batteries Collins Rheem Todd Stout Lombardi Brooklyn 2 0 0 St. Louis 0 0 0 Batteries Mungo Lopez Hallahan Walker J Wilcon
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R &E
New York
Chicago
Schumacher & Mancuso
Tinning, Maione, Henshaw and Hartnett
Parmelee
Bell and Mancuso
Warneke
Hartnett
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brandt , Spohrer
Smith, Dudley,Chagnon & Padden
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Grabowski
Davis
Johnson
Frey & Crouch
Lombardi
Collins
Rhem
Todd
Stout
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Mungo and Lopez
Hallahan
Walker
J. Wilcon
New Mexico to Vote on Repeal Next Tuesday
Gov Arthur Seligman predicts a statewide wet vote on repeal of the 18th amendment. In a telegram to Postmaster General Farley he said every county will vote wet and Democratic leaders urge cooperation with Progressives and Republicans to support delegates pledged to repeal.
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Washington
New Mexico
Arthur Seligman
James A. Farley
Swope
Weather Force Postpones Five Major League Games
Rain forces delays across the league with Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston St. Louis at Philadelphia and Detroit at Washington all postponed or postponed doubleheader as rain washes out scheduled action.
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Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Stanton trial moves to closing arguments in Moseley slaying
In Tulsa Texas on September 15 the trial of Ed Perchmouth Stanton continued after testimony concluded and arguments began for the killing of Swisher county Sheriff J C Moseley.
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Tulsa
Texas
Ed “Perchmouth” Stanton
J. C. Moseley
Swisher County
Captain James Dies at 90 in Texas Ranch Near Uvalde
Captain Jason W. James, long a Roswell civic leader and supporter of the New Mexico Military Institute, died yesterday at his ranch near Uvalde Texas after ten days of illness. He lived in Roswell from 1893 with breaks, helped found the Roswell Masonic Lodge, funded Captain James Medals for best marksmen, and was famed as a scholar writer and orator. Funeral services will be held.
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Jason W. James
Uvalde
Texas
Captain James
Roswell
J. C. Lea
Alpine
James
West
New Mexico Military Institute
Colored meeting on twenty mill tax limit in Roswell
Attorney L O Fullen and other speakers discuss the proposed 20 mill tax limit at a mass meeting of colored citizens tonight at 7 30 at the colored Masonic Hall corner Walnut and Richardson avenues. Constitutional amendment four would cap the New Mexico tax rate at 20 mills or two cents per dollar of assessed valuation and will be voted on at the special election next Tuesday. Colored citizens urged to attend tonight’s discussion on the vital question.
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Allied Veterans’ Council
Chaves County
Law Library
Court House
New Mexico
Val L. Fulcher
L. O. Fullen
City Beautiful Contest Displays Dahlias and Zinnias
T. J. Jackson entered six large pink dahlias in the City Beautiful Contest this morning. The blossoms measure 9.5 inches across and are described as very fine. Mrs. O. L. Ferguson also entered notable zinnias. The flowers are on display at the Chamber of Commerce to showcase local growing talent.
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T. J. Jackson
O. L. Ferguson
Chamber of Commerce
District Attorney Lake J. Frazier Returns From Lovington
Lake J. Frazier assistant district attorney returned yesterday from Lovington where he has been in connection with a term of district court. He reports good rains in that section.
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Lake J. Frazier
Lovington
Baca Expected To Be Named U S Marshal Soon
Washington reports indicate Representative Dennis Chavez expects quick action on Felipe Sanchez Y Baca’s nomination as U S marshal for New Mexico. Chavez says he has recommended him continually. He also notes protests against Roy L. Coe’s Albuquerque postmaster nomination and about 500 congratulatory messages received.
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Washington
Dennis Chavez
Felipe Sanchez Y Baca
U. S
New Mexico
Roy L. Coe
Albuquerque
Chavez
Loans applications must be filled in ink or typed
J. D. Herron Jr of the Roswell office of the Federal Home Loan Corporation warned that loan applications not filled in ink or by typewriter and not completed in full would not be accepted. He urged applicants to visit the office to ensure their forms are properly completed.
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J. D. Herron, Jr
Roswell
Federal Home Loan Corporation
Riddle Convicted of Voluntary Manslaughter
Milton C. Riddle was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in Lovington district court yesterday over his wife’s death. Sentence deferred. He had been previously convicted of second degree murder, but the state supreme court ordered a new trial on appeal.
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Milton C. Riddle
Lovington
State Supreme Court
Scout Camp-O-Ral Lights Up Haynes Park Tonight
A Boy Scout Camp-O-Ral will be held at Haynes Park tonight with a camp fire program at eight o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Haynes Park
Movie star ordered to pay 75009 to wife
In Los Angeles a superior court jury ordered Claire Windsor to pay Mrs. Marin Read 75009 for alienation of affections of her former husband Alfred C. Read Jr. Windsor said she would marry if necessary to escape the judgment.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Marin Read
Alfred C. Read
Claire Windsor
Federal Court Actions and Proposed NRA Changes
Edward Francis Devine received a two year penitentiary sentence and James McGhee three years probation after guilty pleas to theft from interstate shipment. Emma Mae Underwood and Robert C. Hammett got one and two year probation for violating the national prohibition act. A civil case United States v Threlkeld moved toward briefing. White House details on a code discussion touched NRA suggested changes to a 40 hour work week and membership basis based on tonnage.
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Edward Francis Devine
Colin Neblett
James McGhee
Devine
McGhee
Emma Mae Underwood
Lincoln
N. M
Robert C. Hammett
Capitan
George Threlkeld
United States
White House
NRA
Barham named Montgomery Ward Roswell manager
H J Barham becomes manager of the Montgomery Ward store in Roswell succeeding C F Arnold who moves to Tucson to help open a new store. Barham brings nine years with the company and prior Texas experience. He is married with a ten year old son and plans to integrate into Roswell life as soon as possible.
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H. J. Barham
Mon . Ward
C. F. Arnold
Tucson
Montgomery Ward
Mr. Barham
Roswell
Barham
Wards
Montgomry Ward
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Abilene
Ranger
Brownwood
Texas
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Penasco
National Hotel
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Gran San Martin
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el Mundo
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Roper
State Park
Clovis
Stanton
Ott
NY Giants
Uvalde, Tex
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Baca
Riddle
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