Record Polishing Co. Roswell paper details terms
The Record of Roswell New Mexico lists subscription rates and policies. It identifies Geo A Puckett as managing editor and notes The Record is the official paper of Chaves County and Roswell. Ads must be in by 11 am to appear in the same day’s issue.
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Geo. A. Puckett
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Oil bank in Dayton opens to business in town notes
The Dayton oil bank opens for business while Mountainair bans saloons and gambling, reflecting civic changes. The president's message is described as containing Democratic doctrine in parts, with readers urged to study it carefully.
President backs action on graves of Confederate dead
A Springfield stockman quotes a desire to know what the new governor will face. The President urges Congress to act to regulate corporations and trusts and even amend the constitution if needed. He hints the President is aware of a groundbreaking city move to curb gambling.
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Springer Stockman
Congress
President urges broad campaign finance prohibition
The article notes calls for banning corporate campaign contributions, critiques on land laws and court influence, and remarks on Roswell’s Democratic city leadership settling gambling questions under the President's streamlined approach. It highlights a push for revision and limited legislation amid political maneuvering.
Pecos Valley man linked to Roosevelts New Mexico pick
The text argues that century old safeguards for the accused have shifted to shielding the state from criminals who craft laws for trusts. It suggests Herbert J. Hagerman’s nomination as governor of New Mexico reflects local influence in receiving Roosevelt’s recommendation to ban gambling and hints at ties to views on statehood.
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Roosevelt
Herbert J. Hagerman
New Mexico
Pecos Valley
Governor Pick From New Mexico City Targeting Gambling
President Roosevelt names a candidate from the state’s largest city to curb gambling in New Mexico. The choice follows a broad push to ban licenses across territories, with Artesia and Roswell rising in support as lawmakers face the proposal.
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Forvernor
New Mexico
Congress
Eswell
Artesia
New Mexico Governorship Promises Public Economy and Reform
The president calls for economy in public expenditures, abolishing useless offices, and applying business methods across government departments. Under joint rule, half the offices in New Mexico and Arizona will be abolished. Hagerman will implement cost cutting and efficiency measures in the Territorial government.
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New Mexico
Newexico
Arizona
Hagerman
Hagerman as Territory Governor-Elect Will Respect Appointees
The Record reports expectations that Hagerman will exercise independent judgment in office. He is said to avoid coercing his appointees, allowing honest differences of opinion to guide decisions and work for the territory’s best interests.
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Stockman
President's Message on rail rate regulation and enforcement
The President argues for strong civil action against rebate beneficiaries and calls to end elevator allowances. He favors voluntary multi railroad rate regulation as a first step and urges federal power to set maximum rates, while cautioning against premature expansion of Commission powers before this core power is established.
Interstate Commerce Reform and Government Oversight
A detailed call for stronger federal supervision of railroads and related transport, urging fast action by the Interstate Commerce Commission. It argues for public accountability, block signals, shorter railroad labor hours, and tighter regulation of private car lines and insurance, all to ensure fair treatment of small shippers and protect the public interest.
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