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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1907
Page
2
The article discusses New Mexico politics, criticizing the Plunderbund's stance on statehood and Curry, and contrasts Roosevelt and McKinley with Democratic principles. It notes tensions over governance, corruption, and party strategy amid territorial issues in the era.
The report alleges widespread fraud in a Mexican territory with charges against political figures. It accuses backings and erratic actions as part of a drive to cover up scandals and shield individuals connected to the Roosevelt administration.
A brief note discusses where President Roosevelt shows resemblance to a Democrat, examining tensions within party alignment and policy stances during his administration. The fragment hints at debate over party identity and political positioning.
The Roswell City Council creates a three member Water and Sewer Commission headed by John W. Poe R D Bell and J F Hinkle to oversee a municipal water works plant and sewer extension. Voted bonds total 155000 for water works 35000 for sewers with election to be held per law.
A New York Sun letter warns officials seeking Republican convention influence that such acts breach official propriety and will be punished. Governor Curry of New Mexico vows to back Roosevelt with six delegates, while quipping that true friends need no guidance from the President. The piece lampoons party maneuvering and highlights loyalty versus obedience in the Roosevelts' inner circle.
Rose A. Bird as administrator filed the final account for the estate of C. M. Bird. The Probate Judge J T Evans of Chaves County ordered action in this matter.
From Roswell, an official notice dated November 7 1907 records Clerk Fred Beck’s approval as mayor J W Stockard. The notice announces publishing details November 8 1907 and mentions ad rates for small ads paid in advance. A fragment notes C C Wompeck returning from a business trip south and a record company reference.
Public notice announces a special Roswell New Mexico election on January 15 1908 to issue bonds of 160 000 for street improvements. Qualified electors will vote For or Against the bond issuance at the Roswell Auto Co. building with observers named and mayoral endorsement by Fred J Beck and J W Stockard.
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