Kohler defeats LaFollette in Wisconsin GOP primary upset
Wisconsin voters nominating Conservative Walter J. Kohler toppled Gov. Philip F. LaFollette in a Republican primary. Kohler led 325,586 to 247,301 as results from 2,236 of 2,899 precincts showed Kohler ahead by 78,285, ending the LaFollette streak for the first time since 1892.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Philip F. LaFollette
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Walter
Kohler
L la Follette
Robert M. LaFoliette
Disbarment of Trader Sought in SRD District
Santa Fe New Mexico reports requested disbarment of Thomas V Trader mayor of Las Vegas and district attorney for the Fourth Judicial district and his assistant Frank T Faircloth. An information filed in the state supreme court charges Trader with using criminal process to further his business interests. Disappearance of city registration books and dismissal of concealment charge against D A Suler provide basis for the counts. Trader and Faircloth face a second count regarding efforts to drop charges against Ray Lindsay in a $10,000 damage suit tied to Lindsay's Colorado death.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Thomas V. Trader
Las Vegas
Fourth Judicial District
Frank T. Faircloth
New Mexico State Supreme Court
E. K. Neumann
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Neumann
Faircloth
D. A. Sulier
Truder
Sulier
Ray R. Lindsay
Alamosa
Colo
Lindsay
Apo
Baseball scores and lineups from American and National leagues
Scores from today’s games show Washington sweeping Boston in two games with strong pitching and offense. Boston's pitchers struggled early as Washington built leads, while Marberry and Weiland closed out the second game. In the National League, New York and Pittsburgh posted decisive wins as Zachary, Spohrer, Hubbell, and Hogan performed well, with decisive hits and solid relievers.
One on trial in shortages in Santa Fe bank
Albuquerque, Sept 21 AP reports a system of alleged falsification of bank records hid for years a shortage totaling 75000 dollars in the accounts of 16 former employees of the First Nation Bank. The trial centers on alleged fraudulent entries and uncovering the long concealed deficit.
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Santa FE Bank
Albuquerque
N. M
Seligman Leads With 232 Delegates In New Mexico Gubernatorial Race
At the Santa Fe convention push, Gov Arthur Seligman has 232 instructed votes while John Simms of Albuquerque holds 5. Only 10 of 31 counties have held conventions. Eddy Lincoln McKinley Mora Roosevelt San Juan and Torrance send uninstructed delegations. Lea aligned 12 with Seligman and 20 with Quay. Chaves instructed for Simms with 25 delegates. Curry follows as Democrats meet. Colfax Bernalillo Dona Ana to convene Friday. Rio Arriba and Santa Fe set conventions for Saturday.
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Serj
Arthur Seligman
John Simms
Albuquerque
Eddy
Lincoln
McKinley
Mora
Roosevelt
San Juan
Torrance
Lea
Seligman
Quay
Chaves County
Simms
Curry County
Valencia
Taos
Harding
Guadalupe
Colfax
Bernalillo
Dona Ana
Rio Arriba
Carl P. Duniton
Joe Sena
Socorro
de Bacca
Oliver Lee
Alamogordo
Lee
R. C. Dillon
Prager Miller
Lewis Armijo
Pr. R. E. McBride
Las Cruces
Valuation of Chaves County for 1932 announced
The final assessed valuation of Chaves county for 1932 is $15,969,462, announced by county assessor Woodlaw Saunders. This marks a reduction of $279,991 from the 1931 valuation of $16,249,453.
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Chaves County
Woodlaw Saunders
Publisher sued for 2925 dollars in Eddy county court
W E Wheeler of Carlsbad has filed suit in Eddy county court against the New Mexico Publishing Co publishers of the Roswell Dispatch and other New Mexico newspapers claiming 2925 dollars for the sale of the Cavern City Chronicle a Carlsbad newspaper to the New Mexico publisher.
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W. E. Wheeler
Carlsbad
Eddy County
New Mexico Publishing Co
Roswell Dispatch
New Mexico
Due Wheeler
Cavern City Chronicle
Chaves County Democrats Endorse John F. Simms for Governor
The Chaves County Democratic Convention endorsed Judge John F. Simms of Albuquerque for the Democratic nomination for Governor. The meeting elected Paul G. Schultz chair man and Mrs. Roy Daniel vice chair man, with Woodlaw P. Saunders reelected secretary and J. F. Hinkle treasurer. Delegates to the state Democratic central committee were H. M. Dow J. C. Gilbert Mrs. W. H. McCullough and Mrs. W. A. Losey. Resolutions praised the national party platform commended Senator Sam G. Bratton and Congressman Dennis Chavez and thanked state officers for faithful service.
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Chaves County
John F. Simms
Albuquerque
New Mexico Supreme Court
New Mexico
Paul G. Schultz
Roy Daniel
Democratic Organization
Woodlaw P. Saunders
J. F. Hinkle
State Democrate Central Committee
Ih. M. Dow
J.C. Gilbert
W. H. McCullough
W. A. Losey
H. M. Dow
Jueila McGuffey Brown
Cecil Bonney
Democratic Party
United States
Sam G. Bratton
Dennis Chavez
Roswell Pioneer Lucius Dills Speaks at Local History Society
Roswell pioneer Lucius Dills will outline his book on Roswell's early history at the Chaves County Archaeological and Historical Society fall meeting. The talk covers community stories, place names, and early days with native Mexican music by two high school students. All locals and history enthusiasts urged to attend at 7:30 PM in the Carnegie Library.
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Lucius Dills
New Mexico
Roswell
Chaves County Archaeological and Historical Society
Carnegie Library
Dills
Roswell Men Prep for Eastern New Mexico Boy Scout Meet
Five Roswell men on the Eastern New Mexico Area Council Boy Scouts of America executive board will attend a Clovis meeting tomorrow. Members include George Jewetl Major L. B. Plummer F L Austin Will Purdy and P V Thorson D N Pope cannot attend. A Scout leader training course begins in Clovis next Monday lasting all week with area executive Thorson remaining for the training and not returning to Roswell until a week from next Monday.
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Roswell Wen
Roswell
Clovis
Thorson
Mexican Boy Scout Troop to Register Next Week
The Mexican Boy Scout troop formed two months ago will register with the national headquarters next week. It has held eight consecutive meetings since Monday night and now comprises 13 scouts, most of whom have passed Tenderfoot requirements. Elfego Lucero serves as scoutmaster.
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Elfego Lucero
Candidate Cox Stranded With Campaign Tour in Tucumcari
Father James R. Cox, Pittsburgh, on the jobless ticket for President, was stranded in Tucumcari with 10 companions as funds ran out. He said Dr. Victor Tisdal, his vice presidential candidate, would send a plane to fetch him for a conference in Pittsburgh, while others stayed to raise more money and continue the car tour.
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Tucumcari
N. M
James R. Cox
Pittsburgh
Cox
Victor Tisdal
DeMolay elects officers in Roswell installation
The Roswell DeMolay chapter elected and appointed officers for the coming three months and installed them under advisor Robert Kisker. Officers named include Master Councilor John C. Emmett, Senior Councilor Fred C. Glover, Junior Councilor Frank I. Steger, and others with Preceptors listed.
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Robert Kisker
Roswell
John C. Emmett
Fred C. Glover
Frank I. Steger
Waldo B. Little
J. Robert Puckett
Lloyd Taylor
Wallace Wilson
Tommie Trowler
David A. Dunn
Junior Dunn
Gilbert Pfeiffer
Almjrner
Glaze Sacra
Sentinal
Oliver Porter
Marshall
Paul Hendricks
Herbert Lyda
Grover S. McClure
Henry C. Becker
Franklin W. Seeley
James Wrigley
Albert Hanny Jr
Charles Waller
Hoover to Speak in Des Moines for First Re election Appeal
President Hoover will deliver his first direct campaign appeal to voters in Des Moines Iowa on Tuesday evening October 4. He will travel to and from the capital with no other addresses en route. Everett Sanders, Republican national committee chairman, announced the plan after a week of conferences beginning with the Maine election.
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Washington
Des Moines
Iowa
Hoover
Everett Sanders
Republican National Committee
Maine
Sanders
Roswell Schools See Enrollment Drop This Year
Enrollment at Roswell public schools fell to 2423 by the end of the second week, down from 2574 at the end of last year’s first month. The drop is partial but its full amount remains uncertain, with figures showing junior and senior high counts and ongoing revisions.
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Roswell Public Schools
Simpson and Ginsberg Discuss Adv Club Meeting
The Advertising club met with President Myron Prager presiding. Four new members joined I. W. Carter Co HH Glover Bowman and E W Mitchell Jr. Claude Simpson spoke on the Eastern New Mexico State Fair noting growth since 1923 and a statewide future.
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Myron Prager
Paul Wilmot
Simpson
Artesia
B. B. Ginsberg
Ginsberg
Appointments to be Made at New Mexico Conference
The New Mexico Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South meets October 20 to 23 in Roswell with Bishop Sam R. Hay presiding. About 200 attendees are expected including presiding bishops from five districts, 40 lay delegates, ministers, and visitors from Dallas Nashville and Louisville. Sessions and preaching will occur at Roswell Church with ministers reporting on the year’s work and plans for the coming year. The visiting preachers and delegates will be housed in private homes. no entertainment plans have been finalized yet.
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Ow Mexico
Sthé
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
New Mexico
Colorado
Texas
Sam R. Hay
San Antonio
Dallas
Nashville
Louisville
Roswell M. E
A. L. Moore
el Paso
S. A. Allison
Albuquerque
J. Y. Bowman
H. G. Scoggins
Las Vegas
N. L Linebaugh
Roswell
Roswell Nurses Registry Meeting Set for Thursday Evening
The Roswell Nurses Registry will convene Thursday at seven o'clock at Dr. Haire's office located in the J. P. White building to discuss registry matters.
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Roswell Nurses Registry
Dr. Haire
J. P. White
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