Roswell Daily Record Institutional Note and Masthead
Roswell Daily Record from Roswell New Mexico outlines publication details including daily schedule, phone numbers, and editorial roles. It notes May 19 1903 as the paper’s entry date and its AP association, with rights reserved for published dispatches.
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Roswell
Mexico
Lake Arthur News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Local families and visitors fill the week with social calls and travel. L. E. Dohner and family joined Supt. and Mrs. Brown in Tularosa, while Will Olive’s Barehis welcomed a son in Heger. Nearby residents from Hagerman, Roswell, Dexter, and Artesia transact business, shop, and attend events, with news of a mastoid operation recovery, a new granddaughter at Alamogordo, and upcoming basketball games and a Freshman party at the high school.
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Mrs
Will Olive
Bern
Hegermar
Mrs. Olive
A. L. Terpening
Dexter
E. J. McWinie Jr
Fred
Las Vegas
Don Riddle
Leslie H. Ellington
Mamie Waiton
John Haven
C. R. Bernard
Z. B. Moon
Little
Leg Cruces
Beesley
Moore
Lormerly
Artesia
L. H. Wilkinson
Son
Universal Labratories of
Dallas
G. R. Pate
Zee Pate
E. J. McWinnie Jr
Ros
Ocal
Hope
Roswell
Institute
Billy Bradley
Price Card
Small Son
Hagerman
L. E. Dohner
Ray Williams
Lee Wiliams
Jerry Williams
Luke Alexander
J. R. Spence
Blue Ribbon Action The Forgotten Honeymoon
Rhoda Cornboise becomes engaged to Maj. Ralph Stornack under her mother's manipulation while loving Colin Briarley, a life sentence convict for a Canadian solicitor's murder in a London nightclub. Colin was with the solicitor when a lights-out incident left him bloodied and accused. Stornack testified as the lead witness.
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Rhoda Cornboise
Ralph Stornack
Rhoda
Colin Briarley
London
Colin
Maj. Stornack
Jack Caermaen
Prisoner Breaks Free To Reach Rhoda In Escaping Plan
Colin, imprisoned for a crime dominated by Maj. Stornack's memory, escapes with the help of Caermaen. He disguises as a warder, slips through the prison, seizes a motorbike, and drives to reform his life and pursue Rhoda, bearing a note promising repayment to Caermaen.
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Colin
Maj. Stornack
Rhoda
Mai
Stornack
Storach
Jack
Tin
Caermaen
George
Harmoddle Villas
Oldham
Falcons Electric Service Ad Offers Radio Repair
An advertisement for Falcons Electric Service at 125 West Second Street promotes a first aid station for crippled radios. It offers ambulance callout by dialing 288 and a no fix no pay policy. The ad cites 25 years of experience and includes the name Sue Pate.
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Falcons Electric Service
West Second Street
Sue Pate
Detour Debates and Welfare Notes Across The State
Readers discuss Grants detour chaos and highway officials push for open routes amid heavy snows. Commentary covers detour practices, financing, and practical fixes while praising public duty and fair play. Also notes resignation of Miss Margaret Reeves and Gov. Tingey’s hiring duties amid liquor tax concerns and booze policy opinions.
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Grants
Clyde Olden
Rural Navajo views on government policy stir debate
An AP report notes Navajo and other Indigenous residents near Chin Lee in McKinley County question government plans after losses of livestock. The column discusses misunderstandings about hoofage reduction, old age pensions, and the Townsend plan, while a Carlsbad customer challenges HOLC benefits and mortgage relief. The writer flags the complexity of nationwide policy in practical terms.
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Chin Lee
McKinley County
Townsend
Carlsbad
Holc
Artist Claims Charm Lies In Beholder's Eye
Antoinette Donnelly interviews McClelland Barclay about charm. He notes charm varies by man with a mix of physical and mental appeal. He cites Sarah Bernhardt Cleopatra and Katharine Cornell as examples of enduring appeal beyond looks.
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Antoinette Donnelly
McClelland Barclay
Barclay
Sarah Pernhardt
Cleopatra
Katharine Cornell
Mr. Barclay
Norma Shearer
Ann Harding
Miss Shearer
Miss Harding
Football Hero and Jealous Lover at Country Club Dance
A football star graces a ladies party but draws envy when Bill’s girlfriend is swept away by the hero. Bill confronts the pair in public, then returns home alone as the couple leaves together. Quiet evenings follow while both chase apologies and reconciliation remains uncertain.
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Bill
Claudette Colbert Appointment Noted in Party
A party occasion mentions Claudette Colbert receiving an appointment as a colorful screen personality. Mr Barclay concedes that if he were a truck driver he might vote for her, suggesting charm is subjective and eye of the beholder rather than rigid.
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Claudette Colbert
Barclay
Court records note Ben Ames obituary in Chaves NM
In the Chaves County New Mexico court records, the matter concerns the late Ben Ames. The document references his passing and relates to estate or probate proceedings within the county court.
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Record Publishing Company
Society
E. Mason
Grace T. Bear
EW. L. Scarritt
Don Wilkins
Mer
New Mexico
Associated Press
New Mexico Newspaper Association
Lake Arthur
News
Henry Perry
C. Latta
Roy Vickers
Jack Caermaren
Seve
Orgam Gap
Margaret Reeves
State Welfare Bureau
Miss Reeves
Tingley
Gov
Uncle Sam
Rockefeller
Flemington
United States
Lisle
Blue
Vinson
Kentucky
Oses Hie Gil
Doris Blake
William
Escribano de Condado del Condado
de Chaves
EN LA Corte DE
Pruebas
Condado DE
Chaves
Estado DE Nuevo Mejico
Mento de Ben Ames
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