Roswell Daily Record masthead and notices
The page lists the Roswell Daily Record publication details dated May 19 1903 with staff roles including Society Editor and City Editor, printing under RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY. It states subscription rates for New Mexico residents by year and carrier options, advertising information, and AP and NM Newspaper Association affiliations.
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Record Publishing Company —Phones
Business Office
U Society
New Mexico
Roswell
Congress
We Don’t Have to Explain To Anybody at Espanola Meeting
A Rio Arriba base meeting in Espanola exposed a stance of officials who failed to attend, signaling a broader attitude of minimal accountability from ERA. The Santa Fe region then faces potential water scarcity if drought persists, with the New Mexican listing water-wasting practices and urging conservation.
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State Welfare Department
Espanola
Rio Arriba
ERA
Santa Fe
Divorce Epidemic Grows Among Elites Sparks Alarm
A worried report notes a rising divorce trend among high society figures. The piece flags the 20 position as sacred from its baneful effects, signaling widespread strain on reputations and social circles amid shifting marital norms.
Rumor of Democratic Rift Remains Uncertain
The text hints at a rumored split within Democratic ranks but argues that such divisions among office holders or seekers are unlikely. It reflects a skeptical view of internal party fracture and questions the credibility of the rumor.
New Deal Aims and the Plight of Consumer Workers
Lewis A. Riley questions the New Deal's impact after nine months, arguing mass purchasing power remains tied to productive energy but profits soar while consumer power falls. He asks where billions in government funds for consumer rehabilitation have gone and warns of further economic collapse.
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Lewis A. Riley
Forum
Nation Spends Billions on Recovery Amid General Strike
After pouring billions into recovery efforts, workers nationwide walked off the job in a broad general strike. Protests surged as labor unions demand concessions, higher wages, and stronger protections. Government leaders urged return to work while assessing economic impact and public services disruption.
Tax payment by installments allowed for delinquent taxes
County treasurers may accept partial payments on current or delinquent taxes under new laws. Delinquent 1933 taxes paid by June 15 1934 allow payment of prior years over about three and a half years. Taxpayers must settle 1933 delinquencies by December first to aid tax sales, with notices costing extra.
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Taxpayers Association
Taxpayers Association of New Mexico
Political Announcements for Chaves County Sheriff and Officials
The Record announces multiple candidates for Chaves county offices including Sheriff nominees R P Bean Snerit E J House Sr Homer Dunagan James B Coats and A C Jones Fern Bledsoe West S P Johnson Sr Ernest Nelson and others subject to Democratic party action or primaries Also notices for School Superintendent County Clerk Treasurer Assessor and County Commissioner plus a note on Want-Ads results.
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R. P. (Perry) Bean
Chaves County
Democratic Party
E. J. House, Sr
Homer Dunagan
James B. Coats
Julia Prasher
Ralph A. Sheeham
The
Daily Record
Por County
Harold E. Crosby
A. C. Jones
Fern Bledsoe West
S. P. Johnson, Sr
Ernest Nelson
Partial tax payments allowed on delinquent 1933 taxes
County treasurers may accept installments toward delinquent taxes and issue memorandum receipts. Delinquents can pay one fifth of the amount each month from July through December, with interest only at the legal rate from delinquency to payment. Authority found in Chapter 16 of the Laws of 1934.
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Chaves
Margaret Reeves
Cutting
United States
Doan's Pills Cure Kidney Tube Washout Claim
Medical authorities describe kidneys as having 15 miles of tiny tubes that must be washed to relieve symptoms of frequent urination backache and other pain. The ad warns against risky cures and promotes Doan's Pills as a quick, safe relief, claiming long-standing success for kidney sufferers since 40 years.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn
Blood Money Mystery On Kettle Pond Estate
In 1953 journalist Gilbert J. Redd Cresap untangles a murder at Cresap’s boathouse on Kettle Pond Long Island. Ouneas Cresap and his Chinese servant are slain by a slender edged blow. Florence Dane, Cresap’s orphaned niece, and caretaker role intertwine with disloyalty, a new will, and a hospital chase as Terry Bray, an investigator, traps Hilda, a suspect, through a staged detainment and hidden evidence while Florence disappears toward Flushing.
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Ouneas Cresap
Cresap
Kettle Pond
Long Island
Gilbert Jonathan Redd Cresap
the Chipaman
Capt. Bray
Redd
S. Redd
Florence Dane
Florence
Far East
Bray
Chinamafi
Sabine
Iter Thorpe
Thorpe
Wilda
Ida
Cresap Estate
Hilda
Terry Bray
Pharaoh's Lane
Cresap Grounds
Depot Street
Nepahogue Station
Nepahogue
Montauk
Fridgeton Station
Cresap Establishment
Brooklyn
Jamaica
L Brooklyn Terminal
Flatbush Avenue
Flushing
Khowing
Thedside
Staton
Ted
Bridgeton
Fat W Per
Watermi
Suffolk Cehder
Riverhead
Doc Stacy
Ory Ae
Sidelights On The News About Perry Foreclosure Case
The piece notes tension over a land foreclosure near Carlsbad with H T Perry and his wife facing eviction. It cites militia fear, calls for federal aid, and debate on moratoriums, labor payments, and government roles in credit and employment. It also touches NM teaching jobs, school policy, and liquor consumption trends amid Prohibition.
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H. T. Perry
Carlsbad
H. T. Farrell
United States
Felipe Sanchez Y Baca
Perrys
New Mexico
Texas
Roosevelt
Perry
Bottled beverage demand rises and jerky preservation urged
An article notes a 56 percent year to date rise in sales of a nonalcoholic bottled drink and reports bottlers adding night crews. It also discusses cattle elimination in New Mexico, the traditional jerky method, and increased canning of edible beef by county agents to stock canned meat for families across the state.
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New Mexico
Blue Car
South America
Australia
Police Clash At Seattle Pier In Strike Riot
Seattle crowd of about 1200 strikers and sympathizers stormed Pier 41 but were repulsed by guards using tear gas. Nine ships at the pier were loaded by non union workers behind police lines.
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Seattle
Pier
Sven Hedin Captured by Bandits in Turkestan
Swedish explorer and author Sven Hedin reportedly is held by brigand Moslem chieftain Ma Chung Ying and Turkestan bandits in the Hsinking province frontier area as details remain unclear and authorities seek safe release.
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Sven Hedin
Eral Ma Chung-Ying
Turkestan
Hsinkiang
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C. E. Mason
Eicecctimeinn
BEAR
DW. L. Scarkritt
Don Wilkins
Advertising Merc
Associated Press
New Mexico Newspaper Association
Santa Fe New Mexican
Farley
Sherif
Charlie Lawey
Depot Road
Cobb
AP Grist
Blues
Iuami
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