Dexter Society Notes A Busy Social and Civic Run
Dexter news highlights visitors from Las Vegas El Rito and Deming plus school events. Local clubs host bridge parties and PTA reception. church services planned. new bookkeeper Velma Lee Senn. families travel to Roswell Hobbs and Dallas. community invites attend Sept twenty fifth church event.
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Charles Beck
Los Angeles
California
N. J. Garrett
Garrett
Beck
Artesia
Velma Lee Senn
Dexter
Elizabeth Johnson
Brother Horace
Abilene
Texas
McMurry College
Mr. Johnson
Elizabeth
Leo Halliburton
Muleshoe
Gayle
Jewel Sharp
Las Vegas
University Normal
The
Normal
C. A. Cutts
Houston
D. MeeVickers
Presbyterian Church
T. F. Nelson
John G. Anderson
B and
Pollock
Rosie Hubbard
Harriet Holley
David Hubbard
Mary McNeal
Vernon Ashton
Juanita Nelson
Roswell
J. D. Duff
Sherman
J. N. Duffy
Lebon
Indiana
J. Wexser
Edd Morling
Mr. Morling
Malcolm Cox
H. C. Hart
Denver
A. T. Stone
Py F. McQuire
Loman Wiley
Aubrey Hill
Baby
Deming N. M
Wiley
Hill
Bob Reid
Hoyt Merchant
Ray West
E. R. McKinstry
James McKinstry
Walter McMains
Wilburn
Russell Smith
Floyd Blakely
Mabel Adams
Deming
Victor Wyly
Margaret Robinson
Marie Losey
Rosie Birdwell
Hager
Heavy Rain Floods Roads Across New Mexico Towns
Weather notes report heavy rains across Clovis Vaughn Albuquerque Carrizozo Artesia Levington Amarillo Abilene Corpus Christi Del Rio Flagstaff Grand Junction and Santa Fe with roads wet slick or muddy but passable in places. In Artesia over 3.5 inches fell in 50 hours causing highway flooding. Taos saw one of its heaviest rain events with little road damage.
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Clovis
Vaughn
Albuquerque
Carrizozo
Alamogordo
Artesia
Amarillo
Abilene
Corpus Christi
del Rio
Flagstaff
Grand Junction
Santa Fe
N. M
Here
Taos
Republicans Nominate Dillon Amid Contested Convention
At Albuquerque on September 24 the Republican convention nominated former Governor R. C. Dillon by acclamation after a split with Progressives who formed a 14-county permanent organization. Senator Bronson Cutting warned both major parties falter, while Dillon addressed delegates and a 12 minute protest followed Woodward’s nomination speech.
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Dillon
Hugh Woodward
Woodward
Bernalillo County
Gorizia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
Hoover
Reonstruction Finance Corporation
Middle
Rio Grande Conservancy
New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
Republican Party
Bronson Cutting
Cutting
New Mexico Party
Old Guards
Old Guard
R. C. Dillon
Democratic State Deliberations Shape New Mexico Nomination
New Mexico Democrats clash over Governor Arthur Seligman and John F. Simms as delegates from eight counties split between instructed and uninstructed. In Santa Fe and Taos, counties report mixed results with uninstructed delegates favored by most, while Colfax shows divided support among Seligman Simms and Graham. Delegates head to a Monday state convention seeking a 315 vote nomination.
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Arthur Seligman
John Simms
Albuquerque
Delgates
Bernalillo
Chaves County
Simms
Santa Fe
Taos
N. M
Taos County
Felix Archuleta
State Central Committee
Colfax
Raton
Colfax County
Maxwell
Seligman
John F. Simms
Warren Graham
Fred Voorhees
Baton
Eighth Judicial District
Harding
Union
Galveston Cotton Market Report Declines Noted
Galveston spot cotton remains steady at 10 points higher for middling grade with middling price at 7.25. Sales figures are incomplete but indicate activity in the market on September 24, AP dispatch.
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Galveston
Cruz Wins Powell Fight in Roswell Ring
Jackie Cruz of El Paso defeated Carl Powell of Huntsville in a ten round bout before a large Roswell crowd. Powell, a featherweight title claimant for the South, held the action steady though the bout lacked drama. In the semis Battling Chico of El Paso beat Tuffy Dial, Rollin Parr beat Dick Dodson, and other preliminaries entertained the crowd.
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Jackie Cruz
el Paso
Carl Powell
Huntsville
Alabama
Roswel
Powell
Cruz
South
Chico
Tuffy Dial
Rollin Parr
Dexter
Dick Dodson
Lubbock
Federals claim major success in Brazil revolt
Rio de Janeiro reports Ribeiropolis captured by fedral troops after a 17 hour battle near Paraty. About 300 rebel prisoners taken as rebels suffer thirteen killed and eight wounded, government announces.
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Rio de Janeiro
Ribeiropolis
Sao Paulo
Fedral
Paraty
Leaders of Brazilian revolt captured by federal troops
Two major rebel figures, Dr Arthur Da Silva Bernardes former president of Brazil and Dr Borges De Madeiros, were reported captured by federal troops. Their arrests sparked rejoicing in federal circles. The capturings followed yesterday's battles near Minas Gerais and Sao Paulo.
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Arthur da Silva Bernardes
Brazil
Minas Geraes
Sao Paulo
Borges de Madeiros
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