Textile Leaders Of Labor Demand Johnson’s Resignation
Francis J. Gorman, chairman of the textile strike committee, demands the resignation or discharge of Hugh S. Johnson at the AFL convention in San Francisco if the strike isn’t settled this week. He cites damage to unions and vows a resolution will pass. Guards patrol textile regions as 11,000 troops face pickets amid a nationwide strike wave.
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San Francisco
Hugh S.johnson
National Recovery
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Hetch Hosiery Maill
Belmont
Georgia
Carolinas
State Legion Hears Plans of a National Body
Albuquerque September 17 AP 41 L Plummer of Indianapolis assistant national adjutant of the American Legion told a state conference that enactment by Congress of the universal service bill sponsored by the Legion will be a major objective after its national convention at Miami October 22 to 23. He urged posts to survey communities for civic projects and cooperation with schools, prioritizing education and service beyond veteran care. Gordon Shackleford described the region’s rehabilitation program for disabled veterans. Wilbur Alter Colorado department commander said the coordinator commission hopes to recommend restoring the state department’s charter and resuming post work after suspension.
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Indianapolis
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Wilbur Alter
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Lindberghs Visit Roswell to See Goddard Rocket Expert
Col Charles A Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh surprised Roswell visitors as they arrived after four and left Sunday morning. They stayed at the Nickson hotel to meet Dr R H Goddard of Clark University, who has returned to Roswell to resume rocket experiments at Miss Effie Olds's home.
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Nickson Hotel
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Los Angeles
London to Budapest for breakfast and London for dinner
The speaker lists many countries crossed and notes passport searches. Poland stirs Europe at the League of Nations, while observers joke about 20 countries and shared affection amid tricks and tension. Kay remarks on ongoing bustle and intercity travel.
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Will Robinson declines governor bid amid fundraising concerns
Will Robinson stated to the Daily Record that he will not seek the Democratic nomination for governor. He cited the high money needed, the risk to party strength, and the presence of other capable candidates such as Dempsey, Timgley, or Simms. He emphasized not backing an administration candidate and urged party unity.
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the Daily Record
New Mexico
Democratic Party
Dempsey
Timgley
Simms
Condition of those hurt in S R accident update
Santa Fe reports the condition of injured workers and families from El Vado Dam to Belen remains critical for three men, Fran Chavez, Paul Padilla, and Herman Sais, after a truck plunged over a concrete culvert. Las Cruces notes Mary Freeman aged 75, Mesilla Valley pioneer, funeral held in Mesilla Valley after dying Saturday.
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Belen
Fran Chavez
Paul Padilla
Herman Sais
Scandal hits Navajo Mounted Police in Gallup case
Gallup New Mexico September report reveals lieutenant Manuelito Lewis of Fort Defiance suspended after drunkenness charges. Navajo ECW supervisor Forret Parker to Indian Commissioner John Collier notes 96 Indians arrested during inter tribal ceremonial, with 10 bootleggers and 2 larceny cases, while praising local cooperation and street punishments.
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Keans Canyon
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Forret M. Parker
ECW
John Collier
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Reams Canyon
Ariz
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Died Sunday at son's home J E Levers obituary
Joseph E Levers aged 79 died Sunday morning at ten o'clock at the home of his son Ray after a stroke Friday night. He was long time Roswell resident with earlier periods in Iowa Aberdeen and Enid. Survived by five of six children including Ray and Forrest Levers. wife Laura Hollet died 1934. Burial in Rocky Ford.
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Roswell
Allentown
Iowa
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J. K. Barnes
Springfield
Roland Levers
Rocky Ford
Colo
Guy L. Levers
Okmulgee
Okla
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Enid
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Taos Doctor Hugh W. Allen Dies After Illness
Taos New Mexico on Sunday doctor Hugh W. Allen longtime resident died. His widow and relatives survive. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of relatives from Kentucky.
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Hugh W. Allen
Kentucky
State Asylum Board approves large feed and groceries purchase
Las Vegas New Mexico September 17 The State Asylum board approved a large purchase of feed and staple groceries without bids citing an emergency as feed for farm livestock is limited and prices rising. Superintendent Dr A B Stewart said no personnel changes were made or expected. Chairman Hiram Dow was absent and Dr Hannett also absent.
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Albuquerque
Major Muller Dead in Albuquerque Veteran, Rough Rider Aide
Major Frederick Muller Spanish American veteran and rough rider died in Albuquerque after a stomach operation at age 71. Funeral in Santa Fe with Rose Croix and Montezuma Masons rites, burial with full military honors at U.S. National Cemetery. Survived by widow and four sons and two daughters.
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East West Polo Game Planned Wednesday at Meadow Brook
The United States Polo Association announced that the first game of the east west intersectional series would be played Wednesday at Meadow Brook Club on Long Island if weather permits after potential rain.
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State Senator Montaner Dies At Taos Sunday
Taos New Mexico September 17 AP Joseph Montaner 59 state senator died here Sunday after a lingering illness He is survived by his widow and an adopted daughter Montaner had served as county school superintendent for years in addition to his state senate role Funeral services will be held Tuesday
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Wood Not Out Says Adjutant General Report Denied
Gov. A. W. Hockenhull said no definite action had been taken to relieve Brig. Gen. Osborne C. Wood as adjutant general. He did call General Wood and Capt. W. A. Poe for a conference likely midweek. Poe is seen as the next adjutant general, recently named U. S. property and disbursing officer succeeding Maj. Herman G. Baca.
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A. W. Hockenhull
Osborne C. Wood
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W. A. Poe
Poe
U. S
Herman G. Baca
Baseball Today Scores From the American League
American League results show Philadelphia defeating Chicago 9 to 4 with strong batting and pitching. New York beat Detroit 8 to 0 in a shutout, while Washington edged Cleveland 5 to 1 and Boston beat St. Louis 2 to 0.
UNM Lobo Names Greaves Editor In Student Paper
Albuquerque September 17 AP Gordon Greaves son of J G Greaves editor of the Portales Valley News becomes editor of the University of New Mexico Lobo a weekly student paper.
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Gordon Greaves
J. G. Greaves
Portales Valley
Educators Seek Continued Sales Tax in New Mexico
The New Mexico Educational Association executive committee recommended continuing the state sales tax beyond its June 30 expiration next year. The group favors maintaining revenue sources to fund education and to bolster programs in each county.
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