City Wins All Its Court Cases In Roswell
In two weeks Judge Pope cleared dockets in Roswell, ruling city wins in most disputed suits. Dills vs City awarded city verdict with $40 for faith work. Magnet vs city awarded $135 to $140 for back salary. Other decisions upheld mayoral discharge rights and sidewalk order powers, while various mortgage and property disputes resolved in favor of city interests.
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Va. ‘H. Pope
Roswell
Lustius Dills
Ing
Paul Magnet
G. A. Richardson
Dills
Counci
Olm Ingersoll
L. W. Adams
C. W. Greer
Adams
Greer
Hagerman
Mr. Adams
M. Adams
Martin L. Kuykendall
cGorge Holderer
Elizabeth Burge
C. L. Ballard
M. Ballard
R. T. Burge
Roswell Commercial Club Holds Important Meeting
A big meeting of the Roswell Commercial Club is set for Wednesday night January 5 to vote on reducing admission fees from 25 to 10 dollars. The session will address other important issues, with all members urged to attend as various topics and business will be considered.
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Comrcial Club
Roswell Ommercial Club
Cook Will Yet Prove His North Pole Claims
New York January 3 William L Cook brother of Dr F A Cook says Mrs Cook joined him and that he is in contact with them The brother predicts the doctor will publicly present evidence to support the claim of reaching the pole despite a Copenhagen verdict and warns contractors may face payment if proven false The couple’s whereabouts are not disclosed
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Cook
North Pole
New York
William L. Cook
F. A. Cook
Noyes Family Arrives From Jefferson for Winter Visit
Mr. Wm. Noyes and his daughter Miss Alice arrived Friday night from Jefferson Iowa to spend the remainder of the winter with Mrs. Noyes’ sister Mrs. J. H. Clarkson.
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Wm. Noyes
Miss Alice
Jefferson, Ia
Raus Mit Em Price Sparks Market Talk
The report notes a price of 2.65 dollars for Raus Mit Em, highlighting investor interest and potential impact on nearby markets. Analysts caution about volatility while tracking related commodity movements and consumer response.
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Raus Mit
Taft Meets With Railroad Magnates in White House
President Taft holds an extended conference with six leading railroad presidents and Wickersham to press for a hearing on interstate commerce law amendments. The crew seeks delay. Taft aims to file the message to Congress by Wednesday noon, sixty days hence.
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Taft
Washington
Congress
Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford
McCrea
Pennsylvania
Lowell
Harriman Lines
Baer
Philadelphia & Reading
Finley
Southern Railway
Brown
New York Central
Utewan
New Years Watch Party at Commercial Club Delights Members
The Commercial Club hosted a New Year watch party with decor, Christmas trees, and bells. Mrs. W. A. Johnson and Mrs. John W. Poe presided over a central dining table while Norvell Orchestra provided music and masked dancing drew many guests.
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Commercial Club
W. A. Johnson
John W. Poe
Norvell Orchestra
Mesdames
W. S. Prager
E. A. Cahoon
Whil Helmig
James F. Hinkle
Armory
Deputy Finley Visits Clovis On Brief Business
Deputy Sheriff O. Z. Finley went to Clovis this morning for a short business visit.
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O. Z. Finley
Clovis
Institute Wins in First Tournament
Roswell tennis players lost to Military Institute teams in a New Years tournament. Two Roswell pairs faced Cadets Walz Clancy and Capt Brueggeman Stains, with scores 1-4 6-4 6-3 and 3-6 7-9, while Hull Evans beat 6-4 in a single set. Also noted: Mr and Mrs Frank Snell moved from Clovis to Artesia to lead embalming for Allery Furniture Company.
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Roswell
Military Institute
Military Hill
Bradley
Hobbie
Walz
Clancy
Hull and Evans
Brueggeman
Stains
Hull
Evans
Frank Snell
Clovis
Artesia
Snell
Allery Furniture Company
Northwest Cold Wave to Sweep Eastward From Northwest
The weather bureau forecasts a bitter cold wave moving from the northwest across the country east of the Mississippi. It is expected to be the coldest of the season. Mr and Mrs Traweek returned Sunday night from a holiday visit in Oklahoma City.
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Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Mrs. Traweek and
Oklahoma City
Roswell School Board to Call Bond Election Tonight
The Roswell School Board will meet tonight to issue the call for a special election on funding a new high school through bonds. The meeting sets the stage for voter consideration of the proposal and related actions.
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Roswell
Unclear family illness reaches bedside in city
A man lies ill at his home and receives visits from his son Dick Gayle of Clovis who has stayed for weeks, while another son Johnnie Gayle arrived by auto from El Paso to join at the bedside.
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Low
Dick Gayle
Clovis
Johnnie Gayle
el Paso
Mrs Becker Visits Wake Arthur for Shopping and Calls
Mrs. M. O. Becker was here from wake Arthur today, shopping and visiting friends.
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M. O. Becker
Wake Arthur
Cash Only Meat Markets Urge Cash Purchases
Ad counsels shoppers to pay cash to avoid credit shop overcharges. It promotes two Roswell meat outlets on Main Street with phone numbers 425 and 337, claiming cash buyers always get the best price and satisfaction.
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Roswell
Main Street
New State
Main St
Waite to Move Office to Grand Central Front Room
J P Waite plans relocating his office to the Grand Central building front room recently vacated by tailoring firms. H Goldenburg and Jacob Wertheim of Tucumcari visited the city on business. L C Moore, 26, died today at 12 10 from stomach trouble at 805 N Virginia Ave. The body will be shipped to McLeansboro IL. Marriage license issued to John Gentenbein and Margaret A Botkin.
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J. P. Waite
Grand Central Building
L. C. Moore
Virginia Avenue
Elkins
McLeansboro
John Gentenbein
Acme
Margaret A. Botkin
Roswell
The Record Moves to New Bean Building on East Fourth
The Daily Record relocates to the Bean building on east Fourth street. Moving began before New Year and continues, with repairs and consolidation ongoing. Welter Brothers confectionery and Justice Welter’s office shift to the old Record location.
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the Record
The
Daily Record
East Fourth Street
Welter Brothers’ Confectionery
Justice Welter
Record
Roswell Weather Observer Report January 3
U S Weather Bureau local report Roswell New Mexico provides daily observations at 6 00 am with high temperature 73 low 35 mean 64 precipitation 0 wind north at 18 miles per hour and cloudy conditions Forecast for Roswell and vicinity calls for light snow tonight and Tuesday with colder temperatures Compared with last year the date shows extremes 66 and 26 while 15 year extremes read 67 in 1899 and 10 in 1904
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Roswell
N. M
Roswell Gun Club Sees Second Big Shooting Tournament
The Roswell Gun Club held its second big shoot on New Year’s afternoon drawing a large crowd. J. S. Massie led with ten live pigeons hit from ten. Full scores to be announced tomorrow as members plan a 3 PM Wednesday meeting at the American National Bank to adopt by laws and discuss business.
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Roswell
J. S. Massie
American National Bank
Roswell Lodge Holds Special Masonic Meeting Tonight
A special meeting of Roswell Lodge No. 18 A. F. and A. M. is set for Monday night January 3 at 7 30. Work in the third degree. Members and visiting brethren are urged to attend. J S S LAA W M W H Cosgrove Secretary.
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Roswell Lodge No
J. SS
W. M
H. Cosgrove
Roswell Northern Gulf Railway Formed for Tucumcari Line
A Roswell meeting at the Commercial Club formed the Roswell Northern & Gulf Railway with a $150,000 capital to build a new rail line to Tucumcari. Incorporators include Charlie C. Tannehill Alvin Morrison J P White and others. papers to be sent to Santa Fe tomorrow.
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Commercial Club
Tucumcari
Roswell
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