Bank Hold Up At Nara Visa Ends With $1600 Loot
Posse from Quay and Union counties searched for three masked gunmen who robbed the First National Bank at Nara Visa and forced four bystanders to act as shields as they fled northward toward Texas. The two bank employees, Miss Leona Schultz and James Burns, were released unharmed. $1600 was taken though nearly $5000 in gold was found later by officials.
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Quay
Union Counties
First National Bank
Leona Schultz
James Burns
Union County
Texas Line
Serrell Smith
Ore Durham
Burns
Weather forecast for Roswell and Pecos valley
Roswell and Pecos valley forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Sunday. For New Mexico expect fair weather with little change in temperature and a stable pattern across the period.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Plan new road thru mountains west of Artesia
Artesia New Mexico September plans show survey work switching from Cloudcroft High Rolls to Mayhill Denny Bridge route. Forest Service approved Cloudcroft High Rolls survey earlier and a six mile Mayhill to Denny Bridge segment to be kept first class by October 1. A federal road engineer and state highway officials will cooperate to improve routes toward the Sacramento Methodist Assembly with an extension to Weed.
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Cloudcroft
High Rolls
Otero County
Mayhill
Denny Bridge
A. E. Palen
Denver
Federal District
State Highway Department
Sacramento Methodist Assembly
Weed
Department of Agriculture
Denny Pridge
Baseball scores from National and American Leagues
National League games show Cincinnati Brooklyn and Chicago Philadelphia with varied battery lines and final tallies. St Louis defeated Boston. New York and others posted runs as Philadelphia and Chicago staged late rallies amid mixed defensive efforts. American League features Boston and New York clashes with scoring bursts and pitching changes, while Cleveland and Washington also contributed runs in a busy day.
Governors Hold Conference Amid Farm Parade
A parade progresses as governors meet, with South Dakota's Warren E. Green, North Dakota's George Shafer, Iowa's Dan Turner, and Minnesota's Floyd B. Olson leading in view. Backing figures include L. T. Olroyd representing Gov. A. M. Clark.
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Governors’ Conference
Warren E. Green
South Dakota
George Shafer
North Dakota
Dan Turner
Iowa
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
L. T. Olroyd
A. M. Clark
Fred Sutton Escapes From LeFlore County Jail in Poteau
Fred Sutton, part of the trio who robbed Kemp Lumber in Elida on April 15, and fought officers in a dawn gun battle, escaped from LeFlore County jail in Oklahoma with nine others on September 12, per a letter received at the sheriff’s office. Sutton was serving time for the Central Nations Bank robbery in Poteau.
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Fred Sutton
Kemp Lumber Company
Elida
LeFlore’ County
Oklahoma
Sutton
Central Nations Bank
Poteau
Open Bids on Monday Federal Aid Roads
Santa Fe New Mexico AP reports the state highway commission will meet here on Monday to open bids on four federal highway projects. The meeting initiates funding for improvements and construction on designated routes, with projects anticipated to advance under federal aid programs.
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Santa Fe
N. M
State Highwey Commission
Judge Neblett Leads Federal Team to Las Cruces
Federal Judge Colin Neblett and federal court officials left Santa Fe for Las Cruces where Neblett will hear several immigration cases today. He is expected to handle multiple dockets before returning to Albuquerque.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Colin Neblett
Federal Court
Las Cruces
Jude Neblett
Neblet
New Zealand quake felt in Hawkes Bay district
A second sharp earthquake was reported today in Hawkes Bay though no serious damage occurred. The previous shock caused about 256000 dollars in property damage with no loss of life.
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Wellington
Hawkes Pay
Great Woonsocket Rain Record Amid Storm
Weather officials in Woonsocket reported a 9.8 inch rainfall during yesterday's storm, easing the city’s long standing record. The event set a new municipal precipitation high and prompted officials to monitor flooding and drainage concerns.
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Woonsocket, R
Final Democratic Primary Returns Tabulated in County
Final returns show Tweedy defeating Lawey by 33 votes for commissioner first district as 5,016 votes cast countywide. Roswell totals 3,368, both county records for Democratic primaries. C C Hill led with 3,876 votes for probate judge, while Thelma McCully had 2,821 for school superintendent.
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John Tweedy
Charlie Lawey
Tweedy
Roswell
C. C. Hill
Thelma McCully
Pioneer resident Ella Davidson undergoes major operation
Mrs Fila Davidson a pioneer resident of southeastern New Mexico underwent a major operation at St Marys hospital this morning. Her condition was reported to be satisfactory this afternoon.
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Fila Davidson
New Mexico
St. Mary’s Hospital
Cecil Vineyard Injured In Train Collision Near Here
Cecil Vineyard was ejected from his truck when a southbound passenger train struck the crossing eight miles south of here yesterday afternoon. He suffered severe bruising to the shoulders but no broken bones and was in a delirious condition at St. Mary’s Hospital yesterday, with reports today that he is recovering nicely.
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Cecil Vineyard
Here
St. Mary’s Hospital
Public health nurses to booth at Eastern New Mexico Fair
Public health nurses from Chaves Eddy Lea Roosevelt and De Baca counties will staff a booth at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair on October 5 6 7 and 8. They plan a demonstration though the exact activity is undecided and note past collaborations with the Girl Scouts enhancing the exhibit.
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Chayes
Eddy
Lea
Roosevelt
DeBaca
New Mexico
Gir
Curtis Outlines Farm Marketing Plan in Pennsylvania Speech
Vice President Curtis proposed a national cooperative system for farm marketing to narrow the price spread between producers and consumers. In his campaign address at Fogelsville inaugurating Pennsylvania Republican drive, he focused on agriculture and tariff, referencing Governor Roosevelt’s Topeka farm speech.
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Fogelsville
Curtis
Roosevelt
Topeka
Kansas
Garner to visit critically ill mother in Detroit Texas
Speaker John N. Garner left Washington for Detroit Texas to be by his mother Mrs Sarah Garner’s bedside as doctors reported her condition critical. Garner, 71, cancelled all engagements pending his return to Washington.
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Washington
John N. Garner
Gar Wood Speed Trial Postponed in Algonac Exhibition Spur Planned
Gar Wood could not set the one mile speedboat record in Algonac Michigan events. The attempt was postponed after two hours of delay as timing proved impractical. Wood announced an exhibition run and planned a trial at 7 a.m. next morning with official timing expected then.
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Algonac
Mich
Gar Wood
Wood
Precinct Conventions Set Tonight Across Chaves County
Democratic precinct conventions will be held tonight at 7 30 in all 14 precincts of Chaves County to choose delegates to the county convention. The county meeting occurs next Tuesday at 2 00 pm in the courthouse. Precinct 1 covers Roswell north of Second Street and gathers at the courthouse. Precinct 2 details follow.
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Chaves County
Court House
Roswell
Second Street
Two die after nurse misreads anesthesia formula
Cincinnati Sept 17 AP A nurse at Longview State Hospital for the Insane misread a formula and gave three women two grams of anesthesia instead of two. All three died within about 20 minutes. Officials, including Supt. E A Baker, fear the nurse Maybelle Vial may attempt suicide as she faces scrutiny for the fatal error.
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Cincinnati
Maybelle Vial
E. A. Baker
Longview State Hospital For
Robins 15 Reported Seen Again In Chicago
Chicago reports Raymond Robins, the missing prohibition leader, was seen again in the city on September 16 near the Chicago City Club. An acquaintance, Richard Smith, said he spotted Robins and rushed to fetch Joseph Desmond, but the man vanished before their return.
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Chicago
Raymond Robins
New York City
Washington
Hoover
Richard Smith
Robins
Smith
Joseph Desmond
Fone
Collision at Fifth and Richardson Injures One Person
A Chrysler sedan owned by R H McCune and driven by Mrs Alene Read collided with a Ford V driven by J A Buford at Fifth and Richardson at about 1 PM. Mrs McCune suffered knee and nose injuries while Buford was uninjured. The Chrysler spun, mounted a curb, and halted with front wheels on the sidewalk.
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R. H. McCune
Alene Read
J. A. Buford
Fifth and
Richardson
McCune
Ford
Chrysler
Captain von Gronau Forced to Land at Sea
German aviator Captain Wolfgang Von Gronau, attempting a world circumnavigation in staged hops, made a forced landing in rough weather in the Sea of Hiratsuka, 25 miles southwest of Yokohama. After about two hours, he resumed the flight to Nagoya, taking off again from Kasumigaura airport earlier in the day.
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Tokyo
Wolfgang von Gronau
Sea of
Hiratsuka
Yokohama
Nagoya
Kasumigaura
Civil War Report in Shantung Province Sparks Local Tension
Japanese dispatches claim a civil war has erupted in Shantung between Governor Han fuchu and independent war lord Jiu Chen-Nien who controlled Chefoo. The clash stems from long standing friction over influence in the region.
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Shanghai
China
Shantung
Hanfuchu
Jiu Chen-Nien
Chefoo
Albuquerque Considers Five Mill City Tax Levy
Albuquerque officials weigh filing a mandamus action to test the State tax commission powers and compel the county tax commission to certify a five mill levy for the city’s general fund. The dispute centers on whether the state commission can reduce the levy from five mills to about 4.18 mills.
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AlbuquerqUe
N. M
State Tax Commission
County Tax Commission
County Commission
State Commission
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