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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1910

Page

2

Boundary dispute over 103rd meridian and statehood

The article argues the 103rd meridian defines New Mexico's eastern boundary and that statehood hinges on Congress resolving the line with Texas. It notes the Clark survey may or may not be the meridian and that the issue will be settled by a resurvey. The piece also mentions wireless telegraphy aiding life-saving at sea, as reported by the Record.

Territory New Mexico Texas United States Greenwich Rio Grande Arizona Congress

General Funston’s Fall From Favor Sparks Philippine Island Post

The article notes General Fred Funston has fallen out of favor with the administration and that officers have been promoted over him. It recalls a time when he held power, and suggests he will soon command in the Philippines where he will govern troops on an island and reflect on fortunes in rise and fall.

Fred Funston Frederick Philippines

Democrats Back Statehood Leading Territory Delegates

A group of territorial Democrats including Larrazolo Walton and Hopewell support statehood. Twenty-two of twenty-nine delegates favor the constitutional convention and backing for statehood. A few Republicans may oppose, but the overall majority is expected to favor statehood.

Territory Larrazolo Walton Hopewell

Roswell Citizens Embrace Progresive Comforts and Morals

There is no town the size of Ros well from the Atlantic to the Pacific where so many comforts can be found in the homes of the people. That means that our people are pro gressive, and know what real living means More than that they are not devoted alone to material comforts, but are wise to the great moral advance taking place in the country.

Roswell Atlantic Pacific

Statehood Debate Persists Over Constitution

The article notes a split view on adopting the constitution with boosters and opponents both present. It emphasizes that opinions differ and only time will reveal which side is correct, with no definitive stance taken.

Taft Defends War Prep Disclosure Request

President Taft refuses to reveal U S defenses despite congressional request, arguing current war preparations are already well known to foreign nations and prudent secrecy remains essential. The stance emphasizes national security over full disclosure.

Taft United States Congress

Albuquerque Tribune misreads public mood on statehood

The Tribune notes misperceptions about New Mexico public opinion on statehood and the constitution, arguing the Duke City paper distorts the stance of residents.

Tribune Citizen Albuquerque Dea New Mexico Duke City

Democratic convention at Santa Fe to stay neutral on constitution

There is strong expectation that the Democratic convention in Santa Fe will not commit the party to support or oppose the constitutional election. The expected stance is to remain neutral on the issue, seen as the proper approach.

Santa Fe

Progressive Roswell merchants offer quality gifts at low prices

Advertisers in the Record promote Roswell shops as progressive and reliable sources for Christmas gifts. They pledge assured quality and the best value, urging shoppers to consider local retailers for smart holiday purchases.

Roswell

Carnegie Gift For Peace Sparks Debate

Andrew Carnegie donated ten million dollars to promote universal peace. Critics say the funds would have better served his underpaid workers, arguing distribution to employees could have produced greater immediate benefit.

Andrew Carnegie

Labor Disputes and Rates Divide ICC View

A vignette on how the Interstate Commerce Commission is praised during railroad labor troubles but opposed when freight rates rise. The commentary notes the issue hinges on whose interests are affected and suggests a partisan or biased stance depending on viewpoint.

Interstate Commerce Commission

Roosevelt County Eyes Statehood Vote Shift

It is unlikely Roosevelt county will oppose the constitution as many Democrats are expected to back statehood, possibly enough to carry the county in the vote.

Roosevelt County

Pole Race Or Global Rivalry: A Polar Jest

An opinion piece muses that Americans might claim both poles, joking that the feat would mock English and German rivals, reflecting competitive national attitudes toward exploration and discovery.

Eddy County Democrats Seek Statehood Resolutions Support

Eddy County Democrats pass resolutions urging statehood, echoing the voters’ expressed will and reinforcing regional push for political change. The action reflects a coordinated stance among local party members and aligns with broader regional sentiment.

Eddy County

Two men appointed chief justice while on the bench

The record notes only two individuals have ever been named chief justice from the supreme bench. One died before serving, the other declined the appointment.

Supreme Bench

Roswell Fire Department Seeks Monthly Subscriptions

Roswell Fire Department appeals to citizens to renew subscriptions totaling 60 per month to fund a fifth regular firefighter. The department lists salaries and volunteers, noting four or five men on duty and a past shortfall in funding. Citizens are urged to phone Chief Whiteman or mail pledges, with about 30 still needed to resume full staffing.

Roswell Chas, Whiteman Walter Gill Dan Kirkpatrick del Grigson Joe Farmer Henry Burnham Henry Selleck Walter Huckaby Wm. Williams Ralph Starr Burnham Whiteman Firemen’s Association of Territory Starr Central

Cadets Present Night of Entertainment at Roswell Armory

Under Major Thomas the New Mexico Military Institute cadets plan a December 19 show at Roswell Armory. The gala blends minstrel vaudeville and drama with songs jokes fancy drills and blackface. Proceeds aid the Institute Athletic Association after a costly football season. Curtain time 8 45.

Thomas New Mexico Military Institute Roswell Institute Athletic Association New Mexico

Aid Guild Christmas Sale at old post office building

The Aid Guild of St Andrews Episcopal church will hold its annual Christmas Sale on Saturday the 17th in the old post office building. Doors open at 10:00 a.m. Readily available items include aprons bags dolls infant wear dressing sacques centerpieces and fancy work. Coffee chocolate and tea with sandwiches and cake will be served.

Aid Guild of St. Andrews Episcopal Church

Rooms For Sale And Wanted At Gilkeson Hotel

Short classifieds note rooms for rent at 613 N Richardson, sleeping and light housekeeping spaces, a chafing dish for sale, and a second hand galvanized water tank wanted. Also a lost eyeglasses notice between depot and Record Office with reward. Experienced dining room girl sought at Gilkeson Hotel. applications accepted.

N. Richardson Depot Gilkeson Hotel

Roswell Commercial Club to Host New Year's Watch Party

On Saturday night December 31 the Roswell Commercial Club will hold its first social session of the season a New Years watch party. Card games and dancing will be the principal features.

Roswell

Holiday Gift Advice From Hills & Dunn's Asks For Thoughtful Cheer

Unkel John writes to Nancy urging a Christmas spirit over gifts and praising Hills & Dunn's affordable items. He suggests rocken deer novelty for $3, practical keepsakes, and books or nativity sets to please both young and old. He emphasizes meaningfulness over price and hopes for a merry Christmas.

Unkel John Cuzin Nancy Tom Hills & Dunn Hills & Dunn’s Urs

Catholic ladies chili and frijoles sale at Sheridan building

The Catholic ladies will serve chili and frijoles with sandwiches and coffee from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 5 p.m. to evening at the Sheridan building on Saturday, Dec. 17. Read The Record and stay posted.

Sheridan Building

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