Roswell Daily Record Contact and Publication Details
Roswell Daily Record lists staff including C H Mason and Grace Beak as editors, with city editor Don in scene and advertising contact. Subscription rates shown for in state and out of state, plus carrier and mail options. Paper entered May 19 1903 and is a member of Associated Press and New Mexico Newspaper Association.
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C. H. Mason
Grace
Beak
Hdweek
Scarhritt
Don
New Mexico
Roswell
Krer
Congress
Associated Press
How Tourists Spend In New Mexico 1935
United States Commerce data show tourists allocate 26 cents retail merchandise 21 cents restaurants 17 cents hotels 12 cents oil and gas 9 cents amusements 7 cents rail transport 5 cents confectionery 3 cents incidentals per dollar. National figures likely mirror New Mexico closely, distributing tourist spend across groceries clothing postcards drugs shoes and laundry.
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New Mexico
United States Department of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Albuquerque Journal
On the Spot Critics blast State College dismissals and regent action
The Albuquerque Tribune argues the new regents dismissed veteran educators without cause, risking partisan politics harming State College. It calls for resisting political interference and notes President Kent's health leave. The piece warns of long term damage to education and public welfare.
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State College
Tingley
Board of Regents
the Tribune
Kent
Berm
State College Regents
Albuquerque Tribune
Hagerman Mineral Well Ad Promotes Cure on Map
An advertisement promotes Hagerman as a mineral well and bath house offering cures for various ailments. It directs readers to Box 21 Hagerman New Mexico for more information.
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Hagerman
Hagerman, N. M
Record Used Car Ads Bring Results
Local notice encourages selling cars by advertising in the record section. It touts ads as effective and promises results for readers looking to move vehicles quickly.
They Brought Boy Home in Tacoma Kidnapping Story
Earl Robinson, driver of the taxi that returned George Weyerhaeuser to his Tacoma home, stands with John H. Dreher, veteran Seattle reporter, as they recount the daring rescue. Six men are pursued as kidnapers, with details unfolding in coverage.
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Earl Robinson
George Weyerhaeuser
Tacoma
Wash
John H. Dreher
Seattle
Turbulent Manhattan Bedroom Mystery Ends In Threats
Dinah Allen and Jane Rosslyn, roommates in a New York boarding house, entangle with Jack Fiske and a dangerous stranger Baron after a night at Divine’s house ends with a shooting. Dinah lies to protect Jane while Baron warns of hidden truths about Divine’s marriage and Jane’s role, shaping a tense web of loyalties and danger.
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Dinah Allen
Jane Rosslyn
Manhattan
Dinan
Jane
Jack Fiske
Vermont
Dinah
Philip Divine
Jake
Jans
Jack
Pierre Baron
Baron
Divine
Fiske
Clisabet
Sidelights on the News from New Mexico Grants and Local Happenings
The La Joya grant sale near Socorro drew interest after three bids, going for 125000 to A F Hoffstutter of Houston. The land, mostly foothills with poor grazing and no agricultural value, highlights New Mexico’s tax struggles on old grants. Mrs Helen Courtney of Albuquerque leads birth control publicity opposing a congressional bill on mailed literature. Merle H Hunter’s death may tighten truck highway safety rules and rear-view mirror enforcement. Blacktop work finishes on three of five miles toward Tularosa canyon. Quay County builders eye funding to build a new courthouse. C Mann ends bank receiver duties in Gallup and runs a drug store. H R Meadows studies ice cream parlors in Las Cruces, possibly for a new shop. Thirst-trade morality declines in the Blue District after Carlsbad. A cantina near Kenna rises quickly, and a Roswell girl’s secret marriage shocks friends.
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la Joya
Socorro
State Tax Commission
A. F. Hoffstuttler
Houston
Tex
Black Range
New Mexico
Byron O. Beal
South Africa
Tularosa Canon
Quay County Empire Builders
FWA
Mann
Artesia
Gallup
Water Town
H. R. Meadows
Hobbs
Las Cruces
Oil Town
Chaves
1934 NM election costs for 17 counties reported
The Taxpayers' Association of New Mexico notes 17 of 31 counties reported cost data for the 1934 general election. Population 194,469. registered voters 41,148. ballots cast 75,524. Total cost 46,121.22 dollars. Per capita costs: 23 cents by population, 44 cents by registered voters, 60 cents by actual voters.
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Taxpayers’ Association of New Mexico
What Congress Is Doing Today What Congress Is Doing Today
Senate considers amendments to public utility holding company bill amid limited debate. Banking sub committee studies omnibus banking bill.
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Congress
Senate
District of Columbia bills and committee actions update
House sessions consider DC legislation. Labor panel reviews Wagner labor dispute revisions. Ways and Means probes liquor tax measures. Agriculture panel works on AAA amendments.
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District of Columbia
Labor Committee
Dill
Ways and Means
Agriculture Committee
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