Roswell Daily Record 1935 Local Newspaper Details
Roswell Daily Record published each evening except Sunday by Record Publishing Company with staff including EE Mason and W L Scarratt as editors. Advertising rates given for New Mexico and other states, subscription options by mail and carrier, and a May 10 1903 second class mail registration. Published July 16 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Publishing Company
Business Office
Society
New Mexico
Roswell
Congress
Associated Press
New Mexico Newspaper Association
Carrizo Camp Girls Camp at Carrizozo NM Open for Summer
Carrizo Camp near Ruidoso NM continues its second year under Miss Esther McNally with capacity enrollment of 50. The camp sits on Carrizo Creek, features a spring fed water system, a staff including Lois Eddins Minton and Dr. Rowell, and offers six week sessions July 8 to August 14 for girls aged eight to seventeen. Activities include arts, crafts, dramatics, swimming, riding, and trips to Carlsbad Cavern White Sands and Juarez. The article notes good meals from NM Military Institute cooks and emphasizes healthful mountain recreation and transportation routes.
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White Mountains
Ruidoso
New Mexico Military Institute
Miss Esther McNally
Carrizo
Miss McNally
Lois Eddins Minton
Esther McNally
Frank Colley
Tulsa
Elizabeth Drew
Dallas
Texas
Lucille Palmer
Amarillo
June Forsythe
Okla
Elizabeth Armstrong
Lubbock Sanitarium
Rowell
Madge Ingalls
Mary Jane Coffing
Hockaday
Bonnie Belle Lyle
Sudan
Eugene Conner
J. T. Randle
Wrangler
Jim Love
Porter Boyer
Lonnie Wager
Jim Duran
New Mexico
Roswell
Oklahoma
Kansas
Elizabeth Arden
Carlsbad
White Sands
Juarez
Mexico
Picacho Hill
Hondo
Carrizozo
Lincoln
Fort Stanton
Capitan
Ruidoso Canyon
Ruidoso Junction
Hank Woods
The Cold Finger Curse at Greenwich Village Party
A party at Violet Elderbank's Greenwich Village home turns deadly as Violet is strangled and robbed of jewels valued at over eight hundred thousand dollars. Suspects include her secretary Price Merriam and guests Roger Duane and Marjorie Clarken. Detective Mabry and Sergeant Darden pursue a tangled web of alibis and a locked cellar trap door while Cupples the butler and Elsie the maid provide crucial but shifting testimonies.
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Violet Elderbank
Greenwich Village
June
Jimmy Kirkland
St. Gregory Valcour
Douglas Courtney
Glenn Thurber
Roger Duane
Marjorie Clarken
Glenn
Elderbank
Charles
Canada
Violet
Price Merriam
Merriam
Marjorie
Cupples
Roger
Elsie
Mrs. Elderbank
Valcour
Darden
Montreal
Mabry
Amalgamated Press
Mabory
Thurber
Mr. Thurber
East Sixty-Third Street
Miss Clarken
Clarken
Seever
Duane
Johnny Hawkins
Lacy’s
Samuels
Telegraph
Seventh Avenue
Edwin D. Torgerson
King Features Syndicate
Ine
New Mexico Sidelights on Taxes and Local News
A New Mexico columnist surveys state tax rulings from the Supreme Court on city occupation taxes and liquor sales tax, mocks legal wrangling, and notes an injunction against auto caravan tolls. The piece adds local color on Farm Holiday Association splits, Elida record changes, eclipse timing errors, rainfall, gladiola shipments, road openings, rent housing needs, and upcoming court house allocations.
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Ics
Edwin Dial Torgerson
Sheridan
Will Robins
Supreme Court
Quincey D. Evans
Frank H. Patton
Colin Neblett
Neblett
No. 80
el Paso
Frank Vesely
Land Office
Elida Record
Farm Holiday Association
H. C. McGowen
McCowen
Elida
FHA
Herman Kelt
Otho Lowe
Curry County
E. E. Cadwallader
Mountain Park
Fort Worth
Black Range
Silver City
Hot Springs
Hillsboro
Kingston
Santa Rita
Alamogordo
Ruidoso Baptist Assembly
Tularosa
Seth Seiders
Jemez
Eugene Manlove Rhodes
San Andreas Range
Loves Bros
Daniel Paint & Glass CO
N. Main
Baltimore
Boston, Massachusetts
Washington
B. F. Rose
Roswell, New Mex
New York
Philadelphia
T. B. Gallaher
San Francisco
Hotel Canterbury
California
Geo.t. Thompson
Ming
Pecos
San Antonio
North Bound
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Denver
East Bound
Lubbock
Ft. Worth
Lovington
Hobbs
Tex
West Bound
Tucson
Los Angeles
City
Kansas City
Clovis
Union Bus Depot
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