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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
2
A jumble of political satire and commentary contrasts calls for reconsideration with claims of infallibility. Figures such as Mr. Curry and President vell appear amid reflections on public action and truth, with Theodore Roosevelt cited on reframing resilience.
The letter exchange between President Roosevelt and Hagerman draws sharp criticism. The writer accuses the President of prejudice before reading Hagerman’s reply and calls the attack on Hagerman’s father a despicable act by a supposed peacemaker.
The article highlights the Roosevelt Hasserman letters and urges readers to examine them, noting their clear content. It references the restoration of Colonel Pricard and aims to quicken public interest in the correspondence.
The Office of Attorney General clarified that its input on the Pennsylvania Development Company land deal preceded Hagerman’s governorship, noting no relation to the subsequent case. The remark emphasizes timing of official advice in the procurement matter.
Editor outlines that Governor Curry faces scrutiny over the land deal with the Pennsylvania Development Company and its collateral notes. The piece argues business interests favored, but political costs fall on the governor while recounting Hagerman, Llewellyn, and Roosevelts era acts. It notes deeds filed in Roswell and a charity benefit at M. E. Church, and closes with the Pecos Valleys baseball team in Roswell receiving new outfits.
The narrative alleges ongoing feuds between a Major and his son over appointments and favors. It claims Mr. Llewellynn faced refusals for a key office, with long held resentment and a vengeance carried out with the help of "Bull" Andrews. The Major remains trusted by the King.
Col Warren Barlow of the Military Institute left this morning for a summer at his father's Block Island home and in Brooklyn. He will attend the Jamestown exposition and expects to return in the fall.
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