Rumor Of Revolution In Cuba Spurs Rebel Pursuit
Havana reports a rough pursuit of rebel Juan Blas Hernandez in Camaguey as he leads about 500 men against President Ramon Grau San Martin. Troops, prisoners, and workers move amid rumors of skirmishes near Las Cuevas and Zayas while Grau’s camp seeks resignation and a political duel to the death unfolds before 5,000 onlookers.
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Cuba
San Martin
Havana
Juan Blas Hernandez
Camaguey Hills
Blas Hernandez
Gerardo Machado
Las Cuevas
Camaguey
Ramon Grau San Martin
Mazorra
Zayas
Tamarindo
Our Fathers
Gran San Martin
Bank Robbery in Vaughn Documents $2000 Loss
A. E. Huntsinger the Citizens State Bank cashier said two bandits robbed the Vaughn New Mexico bank yesterday and escaped with about $2000 in currency in ten and twenty dollar bills. Huntsinger and assistant J. W. Hunt spent hours pursuing the bandits as officers renewed the search around Duran where the car was abandoned. The forested, road rich terrain slowed the search and the trail was lost en route.
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Vaughn
N. M
A. E. Huntsinger
Citizens State Bank
Huntsinger
J. W. Hunt
Duran
Here
Rain and election results roll through Roswell area
Roswell received 0.56 inch of rain producing a month total of 1.67 inches and a year total of 7.57 inches, with forecasts showing unsettled conditions and warmer temperatures. In New Mexico, voters backed national repeal by 31,219 to 9,843 and state repeal by 29,623 to 10,627, while Amendment Four the 20 mill limit passed 26,487 to 13,228. other amendments and local options showed mixed results across counties.
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Roswell
U. S. Weather Bureau
Arizona
Mississippi
New Mexico
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Duke City Invited to Visit Roswell Homecoming Call Suggested
Roswell Chamber of Commerce proposes Albuquerque visit on October 14 during Homecoming at the Institute. Broncos meet Lobos on Institute field that day as dedication ceremonies for the J Ross Memorial are held.
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Duke City
Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
N. M. M. L. Broncos
New Mexico University Lobos
Institute
J.ross
Guards Drive Pickets Back in Gallup Coal Strike
In Gallup New Mexico on September 20 AP reports guards dispersed about 400 pickets from the Mutual Mine office and yard as strike leader R F Roberts vowed a state campaign to expose conditions and end talks The mine operator H F Mills said no further negotiations would be held and the strike rift appeared to widen with plans for stronger patrols and renewed agitation across the state
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Gallup
N. M
Mutual
Dickering
R. F. Roberts
Roberts
Gamerco
National
H. F. Mills
The
Idaho votes for repeal of Prohibition
Idaho returns from the September 19 election show repeal support by about five to four. Of 819 precincts reporting in 43 of 44 counties, 50 643 favored repeal and 37 734 opposed. Boise and Pocatello supported repeal, and 21 delegates will meet here October 17 to ratify the twenty first amendment formally.
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Boise
Idaho
Pocatello
Untitled 1940s Hollywood Dialogue on Osage Indians
Beverly Hills anecdote reflects on a film scene where the speaker meets an Osage Indian during production. The narrator contrasts tribal wealth with Cherokee history, mentions Rolls Royce trailers, and speculates on French gold and winter enjoyment.
Kidnap Victim Pins Blame On Bates In Court
Oklahoma City Sept 20 AP Charlies F Arsenel millionaire kidnap victim and key government witness in a conspiracy case against a dozen men faced hard cross examination. He testified to his kidnapping on July 22, a night ride and blindfolded drive to a Texas farmhouse then more than a week in captivity. He singled out Albert Bates as implicated as a chief defendant. Continued on page 4.
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Oklahoma City
Charlies F. Arsenel
Texas
Albert Bates
Herbert K. Hyde
Ursche
Baseball Today's Scores From American League and Major Leagues
American League results show the Chicago club defeating New York 3 to 5 after a late rally. Philadelphia edged Philadelphia 11 to 2 with strong pitching from Fischer and Hayworth. St Louis struggled against Washington as Wells and Stiles combined for the shutout.
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St. Louis
Washington
Wells, Stiles, Braxton
Hemsley
Crowder
Sewell
Brooklyn Beats Pittsburgh In Low-Scoring Game
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh produced a 4 to 3 decision with strong pitching. Beck Shaute Du ten and Swift Grace starred for Brooklyn while Ongle earned the win.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Beck
Shaute
Duten
Swift
Grace
Home Run Feats Highlight Players Across Leagues
Lazzeri and Kress among noted homers with American and Chicago teams. Gallic of St. Louis also connected for a round tripping display. The report spotlights multiple players delivering power at the plate across leagues and cities.
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Lazzeri
Kress
Chicago
St. Louis
Etz plans oil well near Roswell on Railroad Mountain structure
George Etz moves equipment to drill the A. N. Etz No. 1 well 24 miles northeast of Roswell. Location is SE 1-4 NE 1-4 Sec 14 T8S R26E on Railroad Mountain structure. T. P. McDonald reports a closed structure with ample source beds and porous sands likely yielding a commercial oil pool. J. O. Bryant’s magnetometer survey corroborates the geology.
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T. P. McDonald
J. O. Bryant
Tammany Wins New York City Primary Vote
Mayor John P. O'Brien, Tammany Hall’s top candidate, won a clear Democratic primary for Mayor in New York City. He defeated Congressman Loring M. Black and Assemblyman Jerome G. Ambro by about three to one, securing 271,109 votes to Black's 95,173 across 3,727 of 3,794 districts.
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New York
John P. O’brien
Tammany Hall
Loring M. Black
Jerome G. Ambro
O’brien
Black
Swope Declares Cook a Republican in New Mexico
Albuquerque AP report quotes Democratic state chairman Ed Swope saying Bernalillo county commissioners acted to remove the county health officer and nurse because they were Republicans. Swope also opposes Roy Cook's postmaster appointment by Congressman Dennis Chavez, noting Cook is a Republican.
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Albuquerque
Ed Swope
Bernalillo
Roy Cook
Dennis Chavez
Repeal Advances as 21st Amendment Backers Win
The fight over repeal shows Repeal 31 Prohibition 0 with Idaho and New Mexico approving the proposed 21st amendment yesterday. The vote strengthens repeal forces and positions them to strike the 18th Amendment from the Constitution.
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Idaho
New Mexico
Woman Hurt In Auto Accident Near Here
Mrs Grace Newton of Phoenix Arizona was injured in an auto crash just north of Roswell on the Clovis highway near Lone Wolf filling station. Initially feared critical her condition improved to not serious. She was alone and believed to have steering gear failure. Mrs Newton was taken to Elida for treatment.
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Grace Newton
Phoenix
Arizona
Lone Wolfe
Roswell
Clovis Highway
Newton
Elida
Claude Allison Builds Fish Lake Near Cumberland
Claude Allison is constructing a 30 to 40 acre lake at what is known as Horseshoe Lake just east of Cumberland and west of the Pecos river. He will dam a natural water flow and drill an artesian well to feed the lake, which the government will use as a fish hatchery for about a year or two in support of the Dexter hatchery. After fish are removed, the lake will become a public fishing lake. He says the project will help relieve unemployment by employing several men on the site, started about a week ago.
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Claude Allison
Horeshoe Lake
Cumberland
Pecos
Allison
Dexter
New Mexico
Drug Stores Soon to Sell Liquor Here
Albuquerque September 20 AP Tuesday’s vote opens the way to legal sale of medicinal liquor on doctors prescriptions under federal law. Physicians may prescribe whiskey or other liquor as needed where state dry laws do not conflict with the federal statute. Once Article 23 repeal is canvassed and certified no state dry law will conflict with the federal prescription rule.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Secretary of State
Boy Drowns in Rio Grande Near Tonuco
Pascual Barela age nineteen son of August Barela of Tonuco drowned in the Rio Grande near Tonuco while swimming with his brother. Sheriff Dic Triviz and neighbors conducted a fruitless search for the body yesterday afternoon near Las Cruces New Mexico.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Pascual Barela
August Barela
Tonuco
Rio Grande
Dic Triviz
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