Gallup Strike Delegation Demands Troop Withdrawal
A Gallup strikers delegation led by Martha Roberts told Governor Hockenhull the NRA code does not cover their demands and that a blanket agreement would not work. They urged immediate withdrawal of national guardsmen, warning miners unions would dominate if troops stay. The governor sought compromise while Roberts pressed their protest against troops.
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Santa Fe
NRA
Gallup
V. A. W. Hockenhull
Martha Roberts
Joe Baca
Frank Katzman
Pete Starkovich
Bateman Asks For New System If State Taxes
A Roswell Daily Record letter argues for tax exemption on homes and funding reforms through cut expenses and centralized autocratic governance. The writer proposes elected single-dictator pilots at state and county levels, retaining legislature and judiciary, to reduce costs while debating the viability and risks of autocratic rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateman
Two Held for Bank HoldUp at Mountainair
Sheriff Rex Meadors reports Shorty Cleghorn and Earl Chism, already charged in the Vaughn bank robbery, have been brought to Torrance jail to face Mountainair bank robbery charges. Guadalupe county continues to question them. Jim Brown in custody for further investigation. The Mountainair raid netted $3,000 in total.
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Isstancia
N. M
Rex Meadors
Torrance County
Shorty” Cleghorn
Earl Chism
Socorro
Citizens State Bank
Vaughn
First State Bank
Mountainair
Sherif Mea
Lorg
Cleghorn
Chism
Guadalupe County
Santa Rosa
Guadolupe
Jim Brown
Brown
Felipe Sanchez
Vaughn Bank
Meadors
Luer Kidnappers Guilty. Prison Terms Appointed
Edwardsville Illinois September 30 AP a jury convicted five men and a woman in the August Lauer kidnapping and sentenced them to terms from life to five years. Norvell Fitzgerald and Mrs Lilian Chessen got life. Musialla got twenty years. Gitcho five years. Chessen five years. The state had sought the death penalty for the 77 year old banker and meatpacker abducted July 19 and held five days for a ransom attempt. Deliberations began Thursday and ended today after 14 days of trial.
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Edwardsville
Ill
August Lauer
Alton
Eugene Norvell
Percy Michael Fitzgerald
Lillian Chessen
Mike Musialla
Christ Nicola Gitcho
Charles Chessen
Kelly 10 Stay in Memphis While Awaiting Trial
In Memphis on September 30, 1933, George "Machine Gun" Kelly remained jailed with no immediate transfer to Oklahoma City where he faces trial for kidnapping Charles F. Urschel. John M. Keith, DOJ agent in charge of federal guards, said Kelly would not be moved tonight or tomorrow.
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Kelly
Kathryn
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Lester H. Brenner
United States
Harvey Bailey
Albert Bates
Shannons
Twin Cities
Charlies Fef Urschel
Ick
Sam Kozberg
Icknd
Barney Berman
Clifford Skelly
Edgards. Vaught
Minneapolis
Bevan
Skelly
J. B. Dudley
Memphis
George
John M. Keith
Department of Justice
Tax collections ahead of last year in early September
Chaves county tax collections for the first 29 days of September totaled 5719.44, higher than last September but still below normal. September 1932 receipts were 5695.90, with hope today's collections will push September totals past 6000. The year to date percentage is ahead of last year through the same date.
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Chaves
Old Timers Plan Day At Eastern New Mexico Fair
A meeting of old timers is scheduled for tomorrow at 3 PM on the roof of the J. P. White building to plan Old Timers Day at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair. J. P. White again leads preparations for the event, which will be held on Friday October 20 as part of the fair schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. White
New Mexico
Assault charge against Curtis filed for shotgun attack
A charge of assault with a deadly weapon was filed against Mike Curtis, a man described as Negro, for shooting and wounding Thomas and Rosie Lee Todd, both Negroes, with a shotgun yesterday morning. Curtis pleaded not guilty in justice court and waived preliminary hearing. He is under a suspended six month sentence in the penitentiary on a liquor charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Curtis
Thomas
Rosie Lee Todd
Curtis
Government Slaughters 6 Million Pigs in Market Campaign
Washington reports the government ended a pig selling drive with about 6.2 million hogs under 100 pounds and 200 thousand sows sent to slaughter. Farmers rushed pigs to centers as farm agency purchases ended, pushing total buys 200 thousand above quota and seven million over initial plans. Officials warned the fall pig crop may rebound toward original estimates, despite aims to curb production. Farm administrator George N. Peek estimated farmers would receive over $30 million from marketed swine, as economists finalize a hog and corn reduction program financed by a processing tax potentially exceeding $200 million annually.
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Washington
Farm Adjustment Administration
George N. Peek
College football scores reel with many tied games
A chaotic final score rundown lists numerous college football results from a single period. Notable outcomes include Army over Oberlin 19 to 12, Dartmouth routing Rhode Island 41 to 6, and Ohio University beating West Point 61 to 19. Multiple ties and close contests populate the slate.
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Drexel
Lehigh
Ashland
Case
Mercer
Army
Oberlin
Rochester
Norwich
Dartmouth
Rhode Island
Minnesota
Worchester Tech
Coast Guard Academy
S. Dakota State
Minn
Middlebury
Boston Univ
St. Anselm's
Boston Col
Union
Wesleyan
East Stroudsburg
Springfield
Seven year old Coleman Newman dies at home
Coleman Newman, seven year old son of Mr and Mrs C G Newman, died at the family home at ten o'clock last night after a several weeks illness. Survived by parents a brother Charles and sisters Maude Belk and Dollie Pearl. Funeral at four this afternoon with Rev Troy Frazier in charge. Burial at South Park, Ballard Funeral Home directing.
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Coleman Newman
C. G. Newman
Charles
Maude Belk
Dollie Pearl
Ihev
Troy Frazier
South Park
Ballard Funeral Home
Three Arrested for Palma Hold-Up in New Mexico
Estancia New Mexico September 30 AP three men arrested near Carrizozo in connection with a Palma New Mexico filling station robbery Thursday night Sheriff Rex Meadors brought them here Claven Whittine Waco Texas George Vandeloe Denver Larry Jones Oakland Calif are alleged to have held up Alva Halderman operator and forced him to accompany them in their car after the robbery.
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Estancia
N- M
Carrizozo
Palma
N. M
Rex Meadors
Claven Whittine
Waco
Texas
George Vandeloe
Denver
Larry Jones
Oakland
Canf
Alva Halderman
Baseball scores and battery changes in early AL games
Baseball results from American League action show Washington defeating New York 7 to 2 with Weaver and Thomas pairing for Washington and L Sewell catching for New York. Boston split two with Philadelphia losing 1 to 2 in the first game, then winning 2 to 1 in the second as Weilang and Ferrell and Dietrich and Madjeski handled the batteries. Cleveland beat Detroit 31 to 34 with Lee, Spencer, Auster, and Hayworth noted. St. Louis and Chicano game details listed with lineups and innings.
Batterymatch lineups and scores from early baseball relay
The record lists battery pairings and partial scores for teams in a Brooklyn Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Boston matchup, naming Fitzsimmons Man cuso Mungo Lopez and Bush Har nett Vance Hallahan O'Far réil Holley Davis Cantwell Hogan Spohrer Leggett among others, with run counts and innings totals.
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H Ff
Chicago
St. Louis
Bush and
Har
Nett
A Vance
Hallahan
O’farréil
RH E Phila
Boston
Holley and Davis
Cantwell and Hogan
Spohrer
Leggett
Ambiguous Names Across Cities in Brief Transfer Notes
Fragmentary record lists individuals McNair and Davis of Philadelphia, Herman of Chicago, Ruth of New York, with agents or groups Amns and Nals marked, suggesting early stage listings or transfers among Phila and N Y. No clear event or outcome.
Six killed in Havana riot over communist memorial
In Havana on September 30 a riot between Communists and soldiers left six dead and 14 wounded, including American Joe Gibson. The clashes followed a mass demonstration for Cuban communist leader Julio Antonio Mella, whose ashes were to be interred in Fraternity Park amid government opposition. The city remained tense as night firefights, patrols, and an improvised tank marked the battleground.
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Havana
Mexico
Fraternity Park
Julio Antonio Mella
Colon Cemetery
League
Navy
Joe Gibson
Universal Newsreel
Island
Republic
Capitol
Seth and Luthey Named to New Mexico Finance Board
Santa Fe reports Gov. A W Hockenhull appoints J O Seth of Santa Fe and Fred Luthey of Albuquerque to the state finance board replacing retiring or reassigned members. Seth steps into an ex officio seat held by the governor and Luthey becomes the minority Republican member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
A. W. Hockenhull
J. O. Seth
Fred Luthey
Albuquerque
State Finance Board
Hockenhull
Paul A. F. Walter
Seligman
Luthey
State Committee to Name Committeeman in New Mexico
Ward En Swope of the state penitentiary and chair of the state Democratic central committee said a state convention call may not be needed to name a national committeeman to replace the late Gov. Arthur Seligman. He suggested the central committee could select a successor if allowed by national rules, and indicated a meeting could be held soon. A petition circulated at the Capitol urged Dennis Chavez for the post. no other names were known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
E. B. Swope
State Penitentiary
State Democratic Central Committee
Arthur Seligman
National Committee
State Central Committee
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
National Committee of the
Survey for CCC Camp Near Roswell Planned
Lieutenant J L Phillantyne of Ft. Bliss and George Bal from the state engineer’s office completed a survey for a Civilian Conservation Corps camp east of Roswell to build a state park at Bottomless Lakes. Ballantyne will report to CCC authorities, about 40 men expected to be hired locally for camp quarters, establishment time not yet fixed but soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Phillantyne
Ft. Bliss
George Baltrom
State Engineer
Civilian Conservation Corps
Roswell
Keswell
Lieut. Ballantyne
CCC
Gaines House at Ruidoso Junction Burns Down
The residence of R B Gaines at Ruidoso Junction burned to the ground last Tuesday afternoon while the family was away. The fire, noticed too late by the filling station attendant, destroyed furniture clothing and all goods with no insurance. Mr Gaines a Roswell contractor and filling station proprietor had moved there this summer with his family. They own a house at 804 North Richardson Ave and planned no definite post fire arrangements.
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R. B. Gaines
Ruidoso Junction
Mr. Gaines
Gaines
Roswell
North Richardson Ave
Exchange Offered Stockholders of American Power Share Meet
Holders of the six dollar first preferred stock of American Power corp now in receivership since December 1931 will meet at the Artesia Hotel next Thursday to discuss a proposed exchange of stock offered by General Public Utilities Co.
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Dailey
Bates
B&b
Mountain
Desperado
Memphis, Tenn
Acme
Tenn
William Raney
Memphis Force
Urschel
Blumenfeld
Kronick
Kozberg
Luer
Same Kriozberg
Herbert K Hyde
James H. Mathers
Bailey
Ohn
Ly Hills
Calif
Grinnell
Mich. State
W. & J. G. Pittsburgh
Ursinus
Villanova
Morris Harvey
Ohio U
West Point
Mercer U
Clarkson Tech
Manhattan
Lowell Textile
New Hampshire
Trinity
Colby
Williams & Mary
Vanderbilt
Oklahoma
California
Oleman Newman
Rhe Washington
New York
Weaver
L. Sewell
Uh'te
Macfayden
Glenn
RHE
Philadelphia
Weilang
Ferrell
Dietrich
Peterson
Madjeski
Andrews
Jerrell
Roy
Winston
Hayes
Cleveland
Detroit
Lee and Spencer
Auster and Hayworth
Hadley and Shea
Jones, Durham and Berry
Brooklyn
Fitzsimmons & Mancuso
Mungo and Lopez
HomeRans
Gouba
Seth and Luthey
State Committee
Burns
Dustin
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