Treacherous Will And The Quiet Confession
In a tense confession scene Miss Mimms reveals she killed Octavia Osborne using Dorothys scarf to stop a cruel murder plot, driven by a supposed life long five thousand dollar yearly legacy she believed would come after Octavias death. Sheriff Black and the others confront the truth as the meek suspect admits the act and its motives.
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Sheriff Black
Stephen
Ann
Edith
Sunday World
Octavia
Hannah Gale
Hannah
Dorothy
Mike
Peter
Marjory
Simon
Octavia Osborne
Miss Mimms
Miss Osborne
Sher
Wineah
Miss Ann
James Ronald
Kina Festures Syndicate
Labor and capital questioned over national defense needs
The piece raises concerns that both labor and capital may be exploiting the national crisis for selfish gain. It argues that strikes delaying the defense program should face conscription and that delaying actions by capital should similarly be drafted to avoid hindering national defense. It notes Roswell sales data and local employment, then presents a probate notice in Roswell for Harry A. Kelly with hearing details.
Roswell Retail Sales Compared With State Peers
A Chamber of Commerce bulletin notes Roswell's 1939 retail sales at 7.664 million dollars, placing the city in comparison with other New Mexico towns. The report highlights how Roswell fared against its state peers in sales activity.
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Roswell
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Hobbs
Clovis
Carlsbad
Artesia
Portales
The
Chamber of Commerce
Daily Crossword Across Clues Mixed With Fragments
Crossword puzzle clues list with across and down hints. Includes fragmented phrases and stray words like Having a material form Wolfish 3% 14 16 at Inactive Conduct Fine silk Place of worship Belongsi to me 24 Sphere of action 27 Diagonal line across fabric 28 Away from the coast 29 Exclama tion Longed The East Body of Strict Person of French descent Ireland Yesterday's Answer 44 Italian goddess 45 Finnish seaport
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East
Ireland
Donald Duck Moseley's You Asked For It Promo
A promotional splash for Donald Duck Moseley's program You Asked For It promises broadcast variety and audience interaction. The ad emphasizes viewer requests and on air surprises.
The Costliest Sport and the Hidden Golf Bill
The piece argues golf costs far more than it seems. It cites AP figures that golfers spent over 15 million on clubs and gear, plus dues and ground fees bringing near 30 million. Added costs include 10 cents per hole, a minimum four bit caddie fee, and drinks or refreshments, with municipal courses as a cheaper option.
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AP News
United States
Arkansas
Median prison sentence in New Mexico tops 14.7 months
A compiled federal census shows New Mexico has a median prison sentence of 14.7 months across all crimes, lower than 19 months in other states. Data excludes murder and robbery figures, but lists 12.9 for aggravated assault, 15 for burglary and 14 for theft. The note also touches on Liberty Bonds wartime savings behavior and tax ideas.
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New Mexico
Robert Kellahin
New Mexico Cites Lenient Crime View and Short Parole Span
The piece notes a belief that New Mexico treats crime more leniently than other states. It mentions a convicted offender potentially being released in about 14.7 months and questions the parole system’s effectiveness, suggesting that crime volumes will be revealed in future census data.
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New Mexico
Johnson For Governor Beginnings in Mosquero Paper
The Mosquero developer paper anchors William G. Johnson as a possible state governor candidate in 1942. It notes Johnson would likely be capable but warns the campaign funding needed ranges from five to eight thousand dollars, a bar Johnson has yet to meet, never showing five hundred to eight hundred at once.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque Journal
West
Santa Fe
Reynolds Col C A Reynolds Dies in New Mexico News
The state flashed the death of Col. C A Reynolds last Tuesday, praising him as a fine gentleman and a soldier-gentleman. He was widely saluted for his service and character across New Mexico.
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A brief item notes a four title list tied to Lake Le Al An Ia A. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Reynolds Seen as Soldier Gentleman of Panay Era
A reminiscence recalls Reynolds as a soldier and governor in Panay Philippines. General Leonard A. Wood praised him as “the finest mingling of the soldier and gentleman I have known.” Wood urged Reynolds to succeed him, but long standing enmity from Harry Daugherty and political shifts at Washington halted the plan. Senator Bronson
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Reynolds
Panay Province
Philippines
Leonard A. Wood
Harry Daugherty
Ohio
Washington
Bronson
Senator Cutting Remembered As Patriot and Politician
The text recalls Cutting and Col Reynolds as close friends and reflects on Cutting’s death. It notes Reynolds’ remark that a fine New Mexican was killed and praises Cutting as a mingled patriot and wholesome politician. It mentions possible reunions with figures like Colt Reynolds, Senator Cutting, General Ingalls, and Col. de Bremond.
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Cutting
Col. Reynolds
Reynolds
Senator Cutting
Colt Reynolds
General Ingalls
Col. de Bremond
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Japan
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State OF New Mexico
Harry A. Kelly
Mabel Irene Kelly
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Martha Jean Kelly
Probate Court
G. L. Reese, Sr
D. P. Greiner
Jo Schrimsher
Daily Crossword
Tion
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Donald Duck
Moseley's
Daisy
I AM
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
By Will
Peyton
Clardy
EYED
FEAS
Chase & Sanborn
Mane Cortee
SHAW
Armour’s
Queen Ann
Ciear Ieee
Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
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Blaas Hore
SEARS
Sensa
Sears. Roebuck and CO
Roswell, N. M
East Second Street
Walt Disney
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Coronado
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