Roswell Daily Record Masthead and Byline Notice
The Roswell Daily Record lists offices at 55 East Mason and staff roles including Grace Gear Epw L Scarratt Don Wilkins and T G Gear as society editor City editor and advertising manager. It notes subscription rates and the 1903 establishment date with Associated Press and New Mexico Newspaper Association affiliations.
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E. MASON _ GRACE T. GEAR
L. Scarritt
Don Wilkins
Roswell
New Mexico
Congress
Sales Tax Issue in New Mexico Politics
The Alamogordo News argues for a combined approach of a fair income tax and a sales tax to equalize the burden, criticizing current income tax laws as inadequate and urging repeal of the sales tax only if New Mexico cannot enact a fair income tax.
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New Mexico
Alamogordo
Government by the People in Santa Fe Debenture Sale
The Santa Fe New Mexican critiques the governor’s rush sale of highway debentures as a superficial form of popular government. It argues the move deprives referendum signers of time to express views and disapprove, calling for genuine citizen involvement.
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Santa Fe New Mexican
Tesla claims perfecting beams to deter war at 78
Nikola Tesla, aged 78, proclaims perfected electrical inventions that could send concentrated beams 25 miles through air to sink fleets or crush armies. He says these would render war impossible by rendering nations impregnable. He plans to present discoveries at a disarmament conference amid other reports of a 250000 ampere man made lightning from General Electric labs.
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Nikola Tesla
General Electric
Massachusettes Laboratories
Nobel
Gatline
el Paso Herald Post
Realignment Doubts Across Political Parties
The nation sees no true realignment as leaders argue over party labels. Republicans retain liberal figures like Borah and Nye, remaining conservative in some states while liberal or radical in others. Democrats show similar lack of unified shift amid ongoing internal debates.
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Republican Party
Borah
Idaho
Nye
North Dakota
Party splits shape scattered 1936 congressional campaigns
Amarillo News notes that prominent figures like Al Smith John W Davis and Carter Gless condemn Roosevelt era shifts yet no major leaders commit to voting Republican. Both parties face fragmented races with incumbents Hale of Maine Frazier of North Dakota Byrd Wheeler and others split by regional issues. National organizations struggle to set a united conservative or radical line.
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al Smith
John W. Davis
Carter Gless
Roosevelt
National Party
Hale
Si Maine
Eastern Conservatiom
Frazier
North di Ikon
Amarillo News
Bean Named Sheriff Candidate in Chaves County Race
The Record announces R. P. Perry Bean as a candidate for Sheriff of Chaves County, subject to Democratic Party action. The notice underscores party nomination considerations and election context in the local race.
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R. P. (Perry) Bean
Chaves County
Democratic Party
E J House Sr Announces Candidacy for Sheriff
E J House Sr. has authorized The Record to announce his candidacy for nomination as sheriff of Chaves County, pending the Democratic party's action.
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E. J. House, Sr
Chaves County
Homer Dunagan Nominated for Democratic Sheriff Candidacy
Homer Dunagan is named as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff of Chaves County, subject to the decision of the Democratic party.
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Homer Dunagan
Chaves County
James B Coats Announces Candidacy for Sheriff
James B. Coats has authorized The Record to announce his candidacy for Sheriff of Chaves County, pending the voters power in the Democratic primary.
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James B. Coats
Chaves County
Prasher Named Democratic Candidate for County Superintendent
Mrs. Julia Prasher is announced as a Democratic candidate for Chaves County Superintendent of Schools pending the party decision. The notice names the candidate and notes the party body's pending choice.
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Julia Prasher
Chaves County
Democratic Party
Ralph A Sheehan Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Clerk
Ralph A Sheehan authorizes The Daily Record to announce his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Clerk of Chaves county subject to the will of the Democratic party.
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Ralph A. Sheehan
The
Daily Record
Chaves County
Chaves County Announces Democratic Primary County Clerk Bid
The Democratic party organization will announce a date for the primary race with P. Greiner as a candidate for County Clerk of Chaves County subject to voter will. The final date will be set later by the county organization.
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Dpd. P. Greiner
Chaves County
Crosby Nominates For County Treasurer Seat
The Democratic party names Mrs. Harold E. Crosby as a candidate for Treasurer of Chaves County subject to party decision.
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Harold E. Crosby
Chaves County
Democratic nomination bid for County Assessor in Chaves
Charlie Lawey announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Assessor in Chaves County subject to the Democratic Primary decision. The filing signals formal bid pending primary outcome and party endorsement.
County Assessor Candidate A C Jones Nominated
The County Assessor announces A C Jones as a candidate for Assessor of Chaves County subject to the Democratic Primary.
Fern West Declared Candidate Amid Democratic Primaries
Fern West is announced as a candidate pending approval by the Democratic party at the upcoming primaries. The move places West in the race as a party fixture awaiting primary support and official nomination prospects.
Candidate S. P. Johnson Sr Seeks County Commissioner Post
A notice announces S. P. Johnson Sr as a candidate for county commissioner subject to approval of the appropriate authority. The item reflects a local political filing or candidacy step and signals forthcoming confirmation or ballot placement.
Nelson seeks District 1 county commission seat
Ernest Nelson announces candidacy for county commission in District 1, subject to the Democratic primary. Nelson lists qualifications and the aim to serve the county with focus on local concerns and public services.
Radio repair ad promises quick fix and low cost
A compact classified ad guarantees radio repair service with fast turnaround and affordable pricing, noting the contact phone number 289 and location 25 West Second Avenue, with the advertiser at Once.
Blood Money by Irvin Cobb synopsis spark and murder
Uneas Cresap and his Chinese servant are found dead in Cresap’s boathouse tip room near Kettle Pond Long Island. Gilbert Redd keeps a private account of the case and confesses multiple killings. Florence Dane, Gregory Thorpe, and others figure in a web of motive, betrayal, and a final will. The killer claims justice, plans suicide, and hints at escaping scrutiny. the narrative closes with a note that the tale continues tomorrow.
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Uneas Cresap
Cresap
Kettle Pond
Long Island
Gilbert Jonathan Redd
Wong Gee
Capt. Bray
Reid
Redd
Florence Dane
Florence
Far East
Bray
Chinaman
Sabino
Thorpe
Riverhead
Sabine
Uncas Cresap
Old Wong Gee
Manuel Sabino
Rheas Cresap
Nature
Little
Riverheld
Perso
Ladies and Gentlemen Ofeour
Schools of Ethical Culture
Local pride and home town bias in New Mexico leaders
Sidelights on the news review notes two rival views from New Mexico’s brain trust. It discusses the “prophet in his own country” as graduates, chamber leaders like Jim Briscoe, Claude Sampson, and V. L. Winter, and the challenge home towns face in recognizing capable outsiders. It contrasts the merit of outside leaders with the common bias favoring locals, and cites examples from Tucumcari, Artesia, and Port land. It also touches on a presidential moratorium, debts, and a New Mexico health survey reporting 15000 syphilis cases with most untreated, plus related demographic notes.
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New Mexico
Hood
Las Cruces
Southwest
Dona
Ana
Mr. Briscoe
Claude Sampson
Winter
Tucumcari
Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Maine
Dakotas
Ole H. Olson
Andy Hockenhui
Carl Buck
Water and health notes spark distant mining talk
The article notes tuberculous infections among children and widespread malnutrition, with thousands needing eye care and rural water sources at risk. It argues a five year health funding program could save lives but warns implementation is unlikely. It mentions mining lore near Lordsburg and Sierra County, and honors Col. Edward M. House on his 76th birthday. It ends with optimism about water prospects in Oro Grande south of the region.
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Sacramento
Lordsburg
Sierra County
Santa Fe
Buck Car
Oro Grande
More Convictions in Rio Arribado Mystery
Tierra Amarilla New Mexico AP reports a directed verdict of acquittal after four convictions preceded another district court verdict. Isidoro Lujan was acquitted for the 1932 Chavez killing. Marcial Vigil was convicted of second degree murder in Trujillo case. Benigno Martinez apers faces Velasquez charge. Two defendants received degree murder convictions and faces electric chair sentences for Martinez and Hall set for October.
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Tierra Amarilla
N. M
Isidoro Lujan
M. A. Otero, Jr
Lujan
Bartolo Chavez
Marcial Vigil
Enrique Trujillo
Benigno Martin
Epers
Jose Daniel Velasquez
Veneziano Martinez
W. E. Hall
New Reds Pilot Named From Nashville Club
Joe Dressen, manager of the Nashville club in the Southern Association, moves to the Cincinnati Reds of the National League as pilot, succeeding Bob O Farrell in the role. The deal involves unannounced players and no cash.
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Joe Dressen
Nashville Club
Cincinnati Reds
S Pilot
Bob O'Farrell
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New Mexico Newspaper Association
Mars
Byrd
Virginia
Senator Wheeler
Montana
la Follette
Sneriti
Charlie Lawey
A. C. Jones
Aaa
Fer County Assessor
Fern West
S. P. Johnson, Sr
Ernest Nelson
BY Irvin Scobb
Gregory Thorpe
Gregory
Irvin Ss. Cobb
Jim Briscoe
Albuquerque
Revenue Department
Uncle Sam
Edward M. House
Wilson
Col. House
Rio Arribado
New Reds’ Pilot
Charley Dressen
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