Roswell Daily Record Masthead and credits
Roswell Daily Record published Every Evening Except Sunday by ROORD PUBLISHING COMPANY. City Editor BON WILKINS. E MASON GRACE T. BEAR EDW. L. SCARRI?T. Advertising Rates Furnished on Application. Entered May 19 1903 at Roswell New Mexico as Second Class Mail Matter under Act of Congress. The Associated Press credit and rights notice. Members New Mexico Newspaper Association.
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Fusion politics loom in New Mexico as parties realign
The Albuquerque Journal endorses the fusion plan while Las Vegas Optic editor Hub Kane predicts a heated campaign. Old Guard Republicans led by Holm Bursum aim to defeat the Cutting fusion ticket as Democrats flock to support the new party. A clash of fundraising and nationwide party machinery signals a volatile race toward November.
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New Mexico
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Las Vegas
Santa Fe
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Tammany
National Committee
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Carlsbad
New Mexico Infantry
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Mexico
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Political Announcements For Chaves County Sheriff and Officials
The Record lists multiple Democratic primary announcements for Chaves County offices. Candidates include R. P. Bean, E J. House, Homer Dunagan, James B. Coats for Sheriff. Julia Prasher for Superintendent of Schools. Ralph A. Sheeham for County Clerk. D P Greiner for County Clerk. Mrs Harold E Crosby for Treasurer. Charlie Laney and A C C Jones for Assessor. Fern West for Assessor. S P Johnson Sr for County Commissioner. Ernest Nelson for County Commissioner district one. All subject to Democratic party decisions.
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R. P. (Perry) Bean
Chaves County
Democratic Party
E. J. House
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Homer Dunagan
James B. Coats
Julia Prasher
Ralph A. Sheeham
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D. P. Greiner
Harold E. Crosby
Chayes County
Charlie Laney
A. C C. Jones
Fern West
S. P. Johnson, Sr
Ernest Nelson
Progressive Movement Demonstration Packs New Mexico House
The Santa Fe New Mexican hails the militant Progressive movement in national and state politics with a central committee meeting that filled the House of Representatives, signaling strong enthusiasm and vitality for the new deal era in New Mexico politics.
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Santa Fe New Mexican
New Mexico
House of Representatives
Highway spending sparks muted public response
The article recalls protests over 40 000 spent on a short highway project at acho Hail and notes last week’s multi million program including 200 900 for two miles of highway drew little comment. It says Americans have grown hardened to large expenditures and sums under a billion no longer provoke reaction.
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Lewis Walker
Abilene
R. M. McDonald
Alabama
Slain Bandit Dillinger outsells Roosevelt election issue
The Record reports higher sales for yesterday featuring Bandit Dillinger’s slaying than for the Roosevelt election issue, signaling reader interest in crime news over political coverage.
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Bandit Dillinger
Roosevelt
Divorce Mania Echoes in Political Circles
A fragment discusses a perceived rise in divorce within Democratic and Republican circles, questioning why the trend appears in political life and suggesting no more or less cause for separation among Democrats than Republicans, ending with a fragmented thought.
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Frisco Washington
Athens exile of Aristides sparks party pride and dismissal
A university era quip notes Athenians exiled Aristides for his virtue as factions clash. The Chicago Tribune remarks that Democrats tire of the opposing faction's boasts, reflecting political fatigue and label disputes in a stylized commentary.
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Las Vegas Rodeo Announced for August 1 and 19
Dee Bibb the famed roper and bulldogger announces a Las Vegas Cowboy Park rodeo set for August 1 and 19 if no rain. Event features riding roping bulldogging with Brass band and parade, a $2000 prize list, and a gala horse show on August 17. Deluxe new model ta bles to be showcased, trade-ins not accepted.
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Blood Money Mystery at Cresap Boathouse on Long Island
Uneas Cresap and a Chinese servant die in the upper room of his Long Island boathouse. Private account notes a fatal blow by a slender weapon. Redd, Cresap’s stepbrother and former police reporter, keeps the developing record. Florence Dane, Cresap’s niece, faces disinheritance, and a missing heartache shadows the estate. Thorpe’s hitchhiker death seems to clear him, while Florence vanishes from a hospital room. Sabine and Hilda intrigue as old ties unravel.
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Cresap
Kettleton
Long Island
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Bray
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Durance
Gregory Thorpe
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Irvin Stobb
Sidelights on The News and Arabela Celebracion
A long-winded feature piece analyzes Bray's deductive missteps in a crime saga while tracing Sabine and Miss Dane as possible co conspirators. It shifts to light local notes from Pecos valley, describing Carlsbad reunion plans, Arabella celebrations, and regional reflections on bread prices, roads, and coal discoveries.
McCrory to Attend Texas Chamber Executives School
Rev W B McCrory pastor of the First Presbyterian Church will travel to Fort Worth Texas for a week to attend the School for Chamber of Commerce Executives. Miss Laura Bullock acompañed him to Weatherford where she will visit cousin Miss Frances Bullock and then stay a few days.
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W. B McCrory
First Presbyterian Church
Fort Worth
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Laura Bullock
Weatherford
Frances Bullock
Saint Andrews Episcopal Church Holy Communion Day
Saint Andrews Episcopal Church observes a Saint Day celebration Thursday morning at 4:30. All are welcome at Saint Andrews.
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St. Andrews Episcopal Church
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