Opening Session Of League Nations Told Of Possible War
Geneva Sept 25 AP A warning by Premier Mowincker of Norway that a possible war hangs over the world startled the League of Nations Assembly at its opening session. Dr Mowinckel president of the League Council said the four power peace pact signed by Germany Italy France and Britain can aid a torn Europe where liberty of thought and personal liberty are not everywhere secure. Charles te Water South African high commissioner in London was elected president of the assembly defeating Francisco Castillo Najera of Mexico. American Ambassador At Large Norman H Davis planned to confer with German Foreign Minister von Neurath on disarmament.
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Geneva
Johan Mowincker
Norway
League of Nations Assembly
Mowinckel
League Council
Germany
Italy
France
Britain
Europe
Charles Te Water
London
Francisco Castillo Najera
Mexico
Bear first ship in Byrd expedition sails toward pole
Boston's port bids farewell as the Bear first of two ships carrying Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd's second Antarctic expedition clears harbor amid cheers. The Bear awaits fog lift to sail for the South Polar Seas. Cargo loaded. weather-driven delay possible as fog blankets the water.
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Boston
Richard
Richard KE
Byrd
Bear of
Oakland
Plan credit to raise incomes of farmers plan credit to raise incomes
In Washington the Roosevelt team explored new credit measures to lift farmer incomes to price levels of goods. Secretaries Woodie Wallace and AG Cummings led discussions in the White House on releasing funds in rural banks and encouraging loans to businesses under the blue eagle. The plan would have RFC buy preferred stock, farm credit and home loan programs swap assets for saleable bonds, and the deposit guaranty corp back new depositors.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRAA
Woodie
Wallace
Cummings
White House
RFC
Farm Credit and
Home Loan
Deposit Guaranty Corporation
Many Criminal Cases Disposed Of In Federal Court
In federal court Judge Cyiin Neblett presided as one case went to a jury on counterfeit charges. Several defendants pleaded guilty or were dismissed or placed on probation. Notable actions include Jim Poe and Charles Hughes, Ward Leslie, W. J. Evans, Frank Ross, A F Ross, J W B Tucker and H G Tucker with varying outcomes and penalties including probation and fines. trial dates set for others.
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Cyiin Neblett
Jimmie EE. Dacy
James Dacy
R. L. Malone Jr
Dacy
United States
Jim Poe
Charles Hughes
Poe
Hughes
U. S
George Crook
Hamstead
Ward Leslie
W. J
Toadie) Evans
Leslie
Evans
Frank Ross
Aaron F. Ross
A. F. Ross
J. W. B. Tucker
H. G. Tucker
R. H. Tucker
R.E. Pennington
Kidnap Defense Is Kelly Ties Spark Court Ruling
Federal judge frees Peter Valder in Urschel kidnapping case after ruling insufficient evidence for conviction. Isador Blumenfeld’s demurrer is overruled as defense contends top suspect George Kelly forced others. The Shannon family defense portrays them as innocent farmers misled by Kelly and Kathryn Shannon remains a fugitive.
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Isador Blumenfeld
Minneapolis
Vaught
Walder
Valder
Blumenfeld
Armon
Shannon
Ursches
Kathryn Kelly
George Kelly
Urschel
Cuban trouble threatens U.S. citizens in unrest zones
Washington reports volatile Cuban trouble zones as U S citizens in danger strive to flee aboard small boats to anchored warships. Ambassador Sumner Welles notes some improvement but also reports mine property stormed near Cristo as U S armed forces on vessels may land to protect lives.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Sumner Welles
Department
Cristo
Quiet In Gallup Strike Escalates at Gamerco Mine
In Gallup New Mexico on September 25 the Gamerco mine strike showed strength with 155 workers returning to the job to set a new high after four weeks. Mentmore and Gallup Southwestern Mine gains followed while negotiations stalled. National guardsmen arrested Juan Salazar and Guillermo Galindo for impersonating officers and seizing weapons from Navajo Indians, with trial to be held in a justice of the peace court.
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Gallup
N. M
Gamerco
Horace Moses
Mentmore
Gallup Southwestern
Allicon
Southwestern
Mutual
National Miners Union
National Guardsmen
M. H. Cain
Juan Salazar
Guillermo Galindo
Justice of the Peace
Governor Seligman Dies at Albuquerque Hotel
Governor Arthur Seligman of New Mexico died suddenly in Albuquerque after addressing a New Mexico State Bankers Association meeting. He suffered chest pain and angina pectoris, declining rapidly with Dr. W. R. Lovelace pronouncing him deceased about 15 minutes after arrival. George Bloom described his prior stiffness after a Sunday drive. Seligman had warned of overwork but refused to reduce duties.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Sate Bankers Association
Arthur Seligman
Oscar Love
Love
W. R. Lovelace
George Bloom
First National Bank of Santa Fe
Bloom
Lovelace
Seligman
Santa Fe
New Mexico State Bankers Association
Hockenhull
Clovis
Sam Bratton
National Guard
Gallup
U. S
Marguerite P. Baca
Capitol
Swarthmore College
Res Santa Fe
Temm
Migs Frankie ©. Harris
Cleveland
Otis
Nelson Found Not Guilty in Hunting Death
John Nelson of Tinnie was cleared of manslaughter in the shooting death of Vernon Bishop during a deer hunt north of Tinnie last November 11. The verdict came from a Grando County jury Saturday afternoon, with J. C. Gilbert Jr. of Roswell assisting in the prosecution.
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John Nelson
Tinnie
Vernon Bishop
Tinie
Rrizozo
J. C. Gilbert Jr
Roswell
J. C. Gilbert
Cotton pickers sought at Roswell plant job office
Cotton pickers are wanted in the Roswell vicinity and all who want this work should report immediately at the reemployment office at the Spring and Forging Co. 403 East Second.
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Roswell
East Second
Weather forecast for Roswell and Pecos Valley
Roswell and Pecos Valley expect fair weather through Tuesday with light winds and warm daytime temperatures. Overnight lows will dip modestly, with dry conditions continuing and no significant precipitation anticipated.
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Roswell
Pecos
Baseball Scores From Brooklyn Philadelphia and St Louis
Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 7 to 2 with runs in two ninths. Pittsburgh and St Louis had a 2 to 1 game, with Smith Grace Walker and O Farrell as the battery for St Louis.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Smith and Grace
Walker and
O'Farrell
Cuban crisis in Cuba unresolved as Blas Hernandez meets Grau allies
Havana reports Guatemala era tensions as Juan Blas Hernandez arrives by car from Camaguey to visit Ramon Grau San Martin. A six hour session failed to yield accord with both sides optimistic for a new talks. Students back Grau insist he stay, opponents say the government must go for a peaceful solution. East Cuba labor tension grows with no weekend disorders.
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Havana
Ramon Grau ‘San Martin
Juan Blas Hernandez
Blas Hernandez
Santa Clara
Florencia
Camaguey
Grau
Gran San Martin
Cuba
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Bailey
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Sam Kozberg
Barney Berman
Clifford Selly
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