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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1934
Page
5
The July 23, 1934 Roswell Daily Record notes the Old Guard feel like Jonah amid whale encounters. It remarks conservatives in Democratic ranks may stay content until November returns, questions two-party fate in New Mexico, and cites Liberty Magazine on party outcomes.
Even those Chaves county Progressives are smiling the smile that they hope will stay on after the November elections. The hopeful mood reflects anticipated gains and continued support from local voters.
Political note states Farley endorsed Republican Hiram Johnson while refusing to endorse Bronson Cutting, suggesting an underlying story or split within party lines awaiting fuller exploration.
In a small comparison, Roswell posted a high of 98 and a low of 72 while Santa Fe reached 86 and 59. The writer notes Roswell’s air temperature swings simply outpace Santa Fe, highlighting the warmer day in the Ancient City’s rival.
Local observers say many Clovis office holders face removal as changes take effect by January. The outlook centers on political turnover and anticipated resignations across city roles.
Rumors from the state capital suggest Beyward has dampened enthusiasm for Democratic county office hopefuls. Party politicos whisper that running on the Democratic ticket this year won’t guarantee victory, requiring strong persuasion to recruit candidates. Roy Harding Co. Record.
The author suggests Bateman, a writer on taxation and public affairs, be sent to Santa Fe to stir debate in the legislature. The piece notes Bateman’s old-time Democrat stance and contemplates his fit with a reorganized Progressive-controlled Republican ticket in today’s New Mexico political landscape.
Fragmentary note questions Hub Kane's plan amid a Progressive Republican ticket. It argues Cutting cannot desert the ticket without abandoning his own political stake, hinting at internal party pressure and succession concerns in the fall election.
Roswell resident and former New Mexico legislator Bateman, author of Bateman Law, is mentioned as a likely Democratic nominee for Congress. The retired attorney and large property owner has stirred public speculation amid statewide debates over his controversial statute.
A brief advertisement states customers can mail winter garments to Bailey's for cleaning and mothproof storage in a fire and meth proof vault. The note includes Bailey's phone number 830 and advertises ongoing service.
Uncas Cresap and his Chinese servant are found dead in the Cresap boathouse on Kettle Pond near Long Island's eastern end. Cresap’s stepbrother Redd keeps a private account of case developments while a new will disinherits Florence, though unsigned. Thorpe vanishes, Sabino disappears, and hospital and arrest events thread through the looming mystery.
A New Mexico column highlights the Baliut Abyad Shrine's Albuquerque homecoming on the Santa Fe Fiesta start date. It notes 4000 Shriners will visit, plus travel to Santa Fe, and praises lasting regional sights like Carlsbad Caverns and White Sands. The piece also covers local trials, travel anecdotes, and observations on highway lore and ore-rich road materials in the state.
A radio broadcast captures a fishing excursion and the vivid lake scenery while announcing Democratic primary candidates for Chaves County offices. DP Greiner seeks County Clerk, Mrs. Harold E. Crosby for Treasurer, Charlie Laney for Assessor, A C Jones for Assessor, Fern West for Assessor, S P Johnson Sr for Commissioner, and Ernest Nelson for Commissioner district one, all subject to Democratic primary decisions.
Chief Taper relays that Miss Dane sought passage from Long Island to the mainland with no explanation. Captain Bray, now free from infirmary, presses questions as the hunt widens. Bray’s interview claims Miss Dane likely fled after concealed footwear evidence and hush‑money tactics point to a broader conspiracy, with continued coverage promised.
The AP reports an upcoming stamp release featuring a three center with Washington state pictures following a five center memorializing Old Faithful in Yellowstone Park. The project will cost thousands of dollars in printing. its value remains uncertain.
Recent catches of salmon in No gal Lake by a limited group show Pacific fish remain in the water after years. Some specimens reach ten inches, prompting the Southern Pacific to consider other plantings. A suggested alternative targets ring perch as a pest control measure.
Dispatches claim Americans pay 20 cents in taxes for every 17 cents spent on food within a 45 billion dollar national income. The ratio could rise if the government continues Santa Claus style spending.
The text notes 61.5 percent approval of current policies, higher than Roosevelt’s 57.32 percent two years earlier. It suggests support will grow as more groups vote, predicting a larger ratio once all alphabeticals vote.
Argentina, a signator to the world wheat agreement, quoted 111,000,000 bushels and has already sold 125,000,000 bushels. It would have been that way in this country with Wheat and cotton if the government hadn't taken certain wise precautions. Human nature is like that.
The Santa Rosa Sun quipped that New Mexico does not need new parties as much as honest old ones, framing the political critique as a call for integrity in existing parties. The remark reflects editorial voice questioning reform versus reformers amid local politics.
The Record announces several candidates for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff of Chaves County subject to party actions. E J House Sr Homer Dunniagan James B Coats each seek the sheriff post while Julia Prasher is named for Superintendent of Schools and Ralph A Sheeham seeks the County Clerk nomination pending Democratic action.
Don’t worry when your radio plays dead. We fix them quick and the cost won’t send you to the poorhouse. Falcon Electrical Service at 125 W Second, phone 289. Adv: A side Record Want-Ads Get Results.
The Ruidoso News reports a bridge tea at Skyland Lodge Tuesday attended by Mines Brainard Brewer Burns Crump Hart Hannigan Howard Keyes Mollihan Brainard and many others from Roswell El Paso Glencoe Midland Mineral Wells and nearby towns. High score prizes went to Mrs Mollihan and Mrs Brainard. Numerous visitors occupy cabins in upper Ruidoso and area residents are noted staying through the season.
In Chaves County New Mexico the probate court appoints Carey E Long administrator with will annexed of the estate of Thomas Long deceased on July 7. Creditors must file claims with the probate clerk within one year from July 7 1923 34.
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