A Durand Named Candidate for County Commissioner
The Record announces A Durand as a candidate for County Commissioner in the 3rd District, subject to Democratic primary action.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
2
The Record announces A Durand as a candidate for County Commissioner in the 3rd District, subject to Democratic primary action.
B. H. Wixom is announced as a candidate for County Commissioner in the 3rd district, subject to the Democratic primary action. The notice notes the forthcoming party process shaping the race and Wixom’s bid for the position.
Tom Malone declares his bid for the Chaves County tax assessor seat, running under the Democratic party banner and subject to party action. He frames the entry as a formal announcement for the local election.
Kansas City Missouri residents react to census results showing a population just under a quarter of a million. Critics argue lack of progress and selfish leadership hinder growth, noting Wichita and Oklahoma City advance due to proactive governance. Similar expectations loom in New Mexico amid anticipated growth but cautious optimism prevails.
Lawmakers consider strategies to derail the deal without exposing their exact steps. Democrats push for swift action while some Republicans seek to constrain the administration through procedural moves and public pressure.
The Roswell article weighs the territory census results and urges pride in growth over the past decade. It notes Roswell and the valley show prodigious progress, but cautions timing and effort affect the current showing while stressing that people determine the city's future prosperity.
The Altoona Times reports Senator Aldrich recently declared a strong stance, saying he would rather die in his tracks than see New Mexico and Arizona admitted as states. As Republican leader, his wishes are presented as decisive and influential.
A Senate inquiry highlights Senator Lorimer's weak denial beside four bribe confessors and extensive public evidence. The fallout centers on alleged illicit payments and the political implications of the admissions. The article notes mounting scrutiny from opponents and supporters seeking clarity amid ongoing investigations.
The article notes that prices rise after growers sell their wool but fall when wool remains in growers hands, highlighting volatility in market value and timing as a key factor for producers' income.
A terse old adage notes that meddling people often face consequences. The maxim implies that intrusive behavior invites fairness or retaliation in due course.
President Roosevelt traveled to London and spoke in his distinctive Teddy voice. Londoners object to an American guest lecturing on their private and public affairs. Public prints suggest London can manage affairs without interference from the United States or any so called Big Stick wielders.
The speaker notes that only Democrats in Congress favor immediate statehood for New Mexico and Arizona, while Republicans block and Democrats vote in unison. Past twelve to fifteen years show Republican opposition and Democratic support, revealing who favors statehood.
In Roswell Booster Irving praised some points but faulted others. He condemned store employees who tell customers that conditions are worse now than ever, urging honesty about hard times.
Chicago reports a sweeping inquiry into alleged railroad rebates following the seizure of Sinois Central railroad books. Edward G. Davies testified before Interstate Commerce Commissioner Clark, urging honest prosecutions and warning of heavy fines to curb criminal activity in railroads. Justice officials pursued the matter, with agents sent to Chicago after commerce concerns were raised.
In Chaves County New Mexico the Roswell Hardware Company sues Martha A Pavey and others to foreclose a mechanic and materialman lien on Lot 12 Block 9 West Side Addition Roswell for 645 dollars and interest from 1909 11 16 plus 50 dollars attorney fees and costs. Appearance required by July 20 1910 or default judgment issued. attorney R D Bowers address Roswell NM. seal May 11 1910.
Patrons at a park ride suffer injuries from high speed inclines and bumping cars while authorities require rods and straps for safety. In Annapolis, Walter Elliott Brown of Chicago earns naval academy honors, ranking high in a class of 135 and reflecting pride in the navy crew's performance. Brown credits earlier Chicago Manual Training School studies for ease in navigation and arithmetic.
Hundreds of New York orphans were given a joy ride to Coney Island today by the Orphans Automobile Day Committee. Automobile manufacturers dealers and owners contributed cars for the procession as amused crowds watched the long line of motor vehicles filled with laughing children reach the seaside resort.
A political commentary asserts the U S government is controlled by trusts rather than the people and declares the public can shift power back to themselves by removing trusts from governance, with action imminent.
The New Mexican argues that if Congress grants New Mexico statehood before fall elections the territory would vote Republican by about ten thousand. It also suggests it is unlikely New Mexico will vote Republican next election or push statehood then.
Plainfield New Jersey hosts the seventh annual horse show at the Plainfield Riding and Driving Club as entries from New York stables compete over a three day event beginning June 2.
San Francisco reports commencement exercises held today at the state universities of Arizona Nevada and Utah with diplomas presented in Washington to this year’s graduates.
Paris June 2 Miss Mary Garden will sing and some of the most beautiful women of the American colony will pose in living pictures for sweet charitys sake at a benefit entertainment to be given this evening under the patronage of the American ambassador.
Edwardsville Alabama June 2 nearly 200 financial institutions attend the Illinois Bankers association group 5 meeting with representatives gathered for a regional banking session.
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