Democrats Fortify Plans for New Mexico State Convention
At Santa Fe the Democratic party negotiates for the state convention with no confirmed contesting delegations yet. Sixteen counties may soon hold conventions and determine if any challenger delegates appear. Governor Arthur Seligman leads as uninstructed delegates are pledged to back his renomination despite no official declaration. Curr y 22 Harding 11 Lea 12 Quay 20 Union 19 list among counties instructing for the governor. John Simms of Albuquerque has one instructed delegation from Chaves county.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic
Arthur Seligman
Curry
Harding
Lea
Quay
Union
John Simms
Albuquerque
Chaves County
Sen. Bronson Cutting
Senator Cutting
Cutting
Senate
Republi
New Mexico
Widespread Rains Improve Conditions Across Southwest
Roswell reports 0.56 inches overnight totaling 0.81 inches over two days as rain spreads across New Mexico Texas and Arizona. Roads vary from good to muddy on unsurfaced routes while heavy rain hits Del Rio and misty cools in Albuquerque with unsettled forecasts ahead.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Texas
Arizona
Clo Vis
West Texas
Vaughn
Albuquerque
Roswell History Sketch Presented by L Dills
Lucius Dills recounted Roswell and southeastern New Mexico history at the Carnegie Library, from Santa Fe trail days to Ft. Summer and Ft. Stanton, with notes on Lacoln and Missouri Plaza and plans to publish the manuscript in the library. The meeting closed with thanks, and calls for archaeology protection.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Lucius Dills
Carnegie Library
Mr. Dills
Santa Fe Trail
Ft. Summer
Ft. Stanton
la Placita de la Bonita
Dills
Society
E. W. Mitchell
Lincoln
Juan Chaves
Manuel Monitoya
Shirley Feather
Ruth Woodard dies. to be buried in Oxford Kansas
Mrs. Ruth Woodard died at her apartments today at noon after moving here four months ago for health. She leaves two daughters Doris and Dana and two sons Bernard and Ferrell. Her father, living in Oxford Kansas, survives along with two sisters Mrs. L A Tryon of Oklahoma City and Mrs. Roy Tetter of Oxford and a brother Leland Bernard of Oxford. No local funeral. body to be sent by tomorrow's train to Oxford for interment. Talmage Mortuary in charge.
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Ruth Woodard
Oxford
Kansas
Talmage Mortuary
Admiral Sims resigns Legion membership over bonus stand
New Port BR Sept 23 AP Admiral William S Sims U S N retired made public a letter to the American Legion commander resigning as an honorary member in protest against the Legion’s stand on the soldier’s bonus. Sims commanded American Naval forces in European waters during World War I and is a member of the National Advisory Council of the National Economy League.
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New Port
BR. L
William.s. Sims
U. Ss. N
American Legion
Legion
Parks Bound Over By Judge Winston For Fraud Charge
Leo Parks and his wife Mrs. Ruby Parks have been jailed since September 5. Judge Winston bound Leo over for district court in 1900 dollars on charges of fraudulently altering automobile numbers. Mrs. Parks was freed but must appear when court convenes. State contends the Chevrolet 1931 coupe is not lawfully possessed and that serial numbers were altered.
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Leo Parks
Ruby Parks
Winston
Roswell Native Clarence Pendergrass Visits Family in Los Angeles
Clarence Pendergrass, a 1920 Roswell high school graduate now in Los Angeles, visits relatives including cousin Glen Austin. Once a record carrier for five years in Roswell, he later entered the restaurant business and notes many changes since leaving ten years ago.
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Clarence Pendergrass
Los Angeles
Roswell
Glen Austin
Daily baseball scores from National League and American League games
Summary of the day’s baseball results with multiple games across the National and American Leagues. Scores show Pittsburgh vs St. Louis, New York vs Boston, St. Louis vs Detroit, Chicago vs Cleveland, and Washington vs Philadelphia with various pitchers and batters noted in the box scores.
Old Timers Parade Promises Finest Showing At Fair
Henry Russell and A B Miller lead the Eastern New Mexico State Fair old timers parade with numerous participants from 68 year veteran Mrs Little Kiassner to Billy the Kid era veteran J Smith Lea. A line of riders, buckboards, chuck wagons and wagons tied to cattle brands like Diamond A and Flying H will parade in period costumes and old time fashion reflecting frontier days.
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Henry Russell
A. B. Miller
New Mexico
Hial Cobean
Preacher Maul
Herbert Joyce
Frances Seay Mulkey
W. W. Phillips
Abe. Whiteman
Louis
Ben Pendergrass
Mr. Halcolm
Dave Chesser
Mayberry Fond
George Buss
John Westover
Joe Goodart
Hub Gifford
Road report cautions wet slick conditions to Vaughan
The state highway office reported this afternoon that travel over the road from here to Vaughan is possible but the surface is wet and in places slippery, urging caution for drivers.
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Vaughan
Roosevelt asks Republicans to vote for him in November
San Francisco report says Governor Roosevelt predicted party lines would break more than ever in history as he closed to within 35 miles of Hoover's residence. The Democratic nominee hailed Liberal Republicans' response to his call to forget party lines and praised Senator Hamm Johnson, a California Independent Republican known for clashes with Hoover.
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San Francisco
Roosevelt
Hoover
White House
Hiram Johnson
California
Bernalillo County Dems Name 77 Delegates for Simms
The Bernalillo county Democratic convention named 77 delegates to the state convention to vote as a unit for John Simms for the gubernatorial nomination. The delegation also is instructed to back Dennis Chavez for renomination and Warren Graham for treasurer. County office candidates to be nominated later today.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Bernalillo County
John Simms
Dennis Chavez
Warren Graham
Work to Secure Fair Funds at Eastern New Mexico State Fair
George Jewett announced work would resume in the morning to raise the Eastern New Mexico State Fair quota of 1600 dollars. He expressed confidence the goal would be met by tomorrow night with hard work and community cooperation. A Hagerman robbery report prompted Deputy Sheriff Dude Peck to investigate, with initial thoughts that the incident was not serious.
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George Jewett
New Mexico
Hagerman
Dude Peck
Mansfield Tweedy Named Receiver for Peerless Ice Cream
Judge Harry L. Patton appoints Mansfield Tweedy as receiver for Peerless Ice Cream Co after S. M. Brice sued C. E. Seiling. Tweedy took charge yesterday and will operate the business moving forward.
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Mansfield Tweedy
Peerless Ice Cream Company
Harry L. Patton
S. M. Brice
C. E. Seiling
Peerless Ice Cream Co
Tweedy
Chaves County Society Plans Parade Float at ENM State Fair
Last night the Chaves County Archaeological and Historical Society announced a float in the Big Parade at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair. President H M Dow appointed a float committee of C M Martin, Mrs John W Poe and Mrs W A Johnson.
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Chaves County
Hagerman Lions Club Formation Promised in Roswell Meeting
Roswell Lions host Hagerman petitioners as D. N. Phillips district governor of Lions International speaks. Hagerman delegates include W. A. Losey Harold Dye Mr McCartney and C G Mason with at least fifteen expected. Meeting moved to 7 pm at Nickson Coffee Shop with H H Ball and Myron Prager directing programs. Phillips visits Clovis and Carlsbad on his New Mexico tour.
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Roswell
Jones Visits Roswell on Business from Albuquerque
Walter R. Jones arrived in Roswell yesterday on business from Albuquerque. He is listed as a visiting party in local records with plans to meet contacts and discuss ongoing projects.
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Albuquerque
Walter R. Jones
Roswell
Albuquerque Underspent General Fund in 1932 Audit
Santa Fe report states Albuquerque lived within its annual budget for the year ending June 30 1932 underspending the general fund by 26598.09 dollars. J A McNabb assistant state comptroller released the audit covering June 30 1931 to June 30 1932 prepared by Horton Bixley and Gold of Albuquerque.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Albuquerque
J. A. McNabb
McNabb
Horton, Bixley and Gold
Reserve Officers to Meet October 29
Albuquerque set for a one day convention of the New Mexico Reserve Officers Association on October 29. The executive committee announced the decision last night and more than 100 delegates are expected. Lt. Col. Fred Feasel of Albuquerque is president and Capt. R. J. Munro of Albuquerque is secretary.
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Albuquerque
N. M
The
Reserve Officers Association of
Fred Feasel
R. J. Munro
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