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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1934
Page
7
Roswell Daily Record notes publication schedule excluding Sundays and provides staff roles including Grace Bear society editor Brew. Scarritt, Don Wilkins city editor, plus advertising and subscription rates. It confirms early 1900s origin, May 19 1903 entry, and Associated Press affiliation.
The Tucumcari Daily News editorializes that rank and file Democrats refuse to accept orders from a leadership including a discredited supreme court justice and other similarly situated figures, alleging they survive through racketeering politics as their livelihood.
The San Francisco general strike will probably be short lived as it harms many not connected to the strikers or employers, and will be ended because it damages the general public.
General Farley proclaims that New Mexico politics are a local matter yet his long standing Tammany ties suggest a split between public statements and private actions. The divergence raises questions about influence and local autonomy.
The article discusses Senator Cutting weighing a move to the Republican party or staying with the Progressive party. A Republican switch would force policy and leadership changes, while remaining Progressive would create three election tickets and likely favor the Democratic win unless the administration program collapses beforehand.
A check shows stock and commodity prices mostly below last year with cotton as a rare advance. Some commodities fall far short while cotton postings notable gains, indicating uneven price movements across markets.
The county may receive less tax money than many smaller counties under the proposed distribution. Advocates urge a reform based on actual collections by each county, arguing fairness would require refunds in proportion to payments. Calls grow for legislative action if the sales tax continues. The Record will continue coverage in coming days.
An Amarillo summary notes Dr. Oliver Barker of the Agriculture Department warns that a continued decline in the U.S. birth rate could shrink demand for farm and industrial goods, lower rents and interest, and dampen private enterprise. He suggests the present dip may reflect societal confusion, and a stabilized society could allow births to rise again.
The Albuquerque Journal notes a drop in sundown bat flights at Carlsbad Caverns this summer. Thomas Boles, superintendent, offers two theories: drought harming insect prey or mining blasting disturbing bats. He believes bats may migrate or refuse to fly temporarily but often return.
The Record announces R. P. Perry Bean as a candidate for sheriff of Chaves County, seeking the Democratic nomination subject to party action.
K E J House Sr. has authorized The Record to announce his candidacy for nomination for sheriff of Chaves County, subject to the Democratic party's action.
Homer Dunagan is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff in Chaves County, subject to the decision of the Democratic party.
For Sheriff James B Coats has authorized The Record to announce that he is a candidate for Sheriff of Chaves county, subject to the will of the voters at the Democratic primary.
Mrs Julia Prasher announced as a candidate for Superintendent of Schools in Chaves county subject to the Democratic party decision. The notice indicates party process will determine final selection.
County Clerk Ralph A Sheeham announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Clerk of Chaves County, subject to the will of the Democratic party.
Mrs Harold E Crosby is named as a Democratic candidate for Treasurer of Chaves County subject to party decision. The notice identifies Crosby as the nominee and notes the selection awaits Democratic party determination.
Charlie Lawey is named as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for County Assessor in Chaves County subject to the outcome of the Democratic Primary. The notice identifies Lawey as seeking the party’s official roster position and outlines eligibility pending primary results.
A. C. Jones is announced as a candidate for Assessor of Chaves County, subject to the Democratic primary. The notice names Jones and the party, indicating official selection for the upcoming election.
Fern Bledsoe West is named as a Democratic candidate for the Assessor of Chaves County subject to the Democratic party will at the primaries. The notice notes affiliation and primary process without specifying dates or further details.
S. P. Johnson, Sr. announces candidacy for county commissioner pending approval of the party and election authorities. The notice identifies Johnson as the prospective candidate and outlines the formal process required for qualification.
Ernest Nelson announces his candidacy for county commission from district one, subject to the Democratic primary. He positions himself as a challenger within the party, aiming to win the nomination and advance to the general election.
Uneas Cresap and his Chinese servant are found dead in Cresap’s boathouse on Kettle pond near Long Island. Gilbert Redd keeps a private account and hints at motives while Cresap’s fortune, Cresap’s niece Florence, and various associates swirl in a murky web. The piece follows detective Bray, Cresap’s will disputes, missing persons, and a dog burial as events unfold toward a cliffhanger.
Judge Otero secures funds to reopen Rio Arriba court amid backlogged cases including nine murder charges. County faces poverty and weak tax base, prompting calls for consolidation though politics block reforms. Postmaster General Farley’s New Mexico visit dominates summer politics. Senator Cutting seen as certain winner. Tucumcari’s Her man Gehrhardt remembered for generosity and unity beyond race. State income tax enforcement explained as penalties start April 15 for nonfilers, affecting many in the second district.
In a New Mexico feature the Blue Car column praises editor Joe Stearns and notes tax debate. Edgar Howard from the University of Pennsylvania, famed glaciologist Ernest Anters, and Bill Burnet are credited with archaeological work in the Pecos valley and Covis terrain, underscoring 20 000 years of human cultures in the state and the impact on regional identity.
Allen Flirt of Denver and W H Fults secretary of the New Mexico Lumber Code Authority conducted hearings in Las Cruces today on the state lumber code. The pair planned stops in Roswell Thursday and Las Vegas Friday while retailers await Washington price reduction notices due about July 20.
Harry Bridges is recognized as the czar of the San Francisco longshoremen strike. He refuses government arbitration until all strike demands are met, signaling continued labor action and firm leadership amid the dispute.
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