Roswell Daily Record Publication Details 1903
The Roswell Daily Record of May 19 1903 lists the publisher as RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY with offices and editors named including CE Mason Grace T Beak and Edw L Scrarrtt. City editor is Don Wilkins and advertising manager is unspecified. Subscription rates in advance are given for New Mexico by mail and carrier. The newspaper is a member of The Associated Press with rights reserved for AP dispatches.
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CE. Mason
Grace T. Beak
EDW
L. Scarritt
Don Wilkins
New Mexico
Roswell
Bae T*ha
Mexico
Congress
Associated Press
Meeting mixups roil New Mexico Press association in 1935
In June 1935 the New Mexico Press association faced a split over a meeting location shifting from Hot Springs to Albuquerque. The dispute, led by President Paul Dodge, risks producing two separate gatherings as publishers clash over proper notice and authority amid broader political tensions involving Attorney General Patton and Governor. Railroad Week honors reflect on western railroads' impact.
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New Mexico Press Association
Hot Springs
Paul Dodge
Tucumcari
Albuquerque
Patton
James C. McConvery
Santa Fe New Mexican
Patm
West
Southwest
Pecos Valley
Hagerman
Roswell
Pecos
Texas
Texas & Pacific
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Manhattan Roommates Entangle in Murder Plot and Flight
Dinah Allen in the Manhattan boarding house becomes entangled with Jane Rosslyn and Jack Fiske as a mysterious, intoxicated stranger invites them for a ride. After a murder is hinted, Jane confesses to shooting Philip Divine. Jane departs with money and a plan, leaving Dinah and Fiske to face danger and rumor as a visitor seeks Jane.
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Dinah Allen
Jane Rosslyn
Manhattan
Dinah
Jane
Jack Fiske
Vermont
Philip Divine
Jack
Pierre Baron
Baron
Dina
Divine
Fiske Thas
Sidelights on the News in the Blue District
The article highlights acts of kindness across the Blue district including Rev Fr Matthew Popp O F M of Roswell celebrating a silver jubilee at St Peters. It portrays community warmth from diverse neighbors aiding a lone elderly woman and honoring Gus Lee and his family, with Roy A. Lee earning a Master’s degree.
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Matthew Popp O. F. M
Roswell
St. Peters Roman Catholic Church
Gus Lee
Southwest
Gus
Mattie
Roy A. Lee
Arizona
University _ of Arizona
M. Thompson
Desert
Monument to Eunice era and potash fame in New Mexico
The Carlsbad region buzzes with growth and decay as May ships 647 cars of potash, 403 refined. New outfits, housing woes, and a forgotten state road from Monument to Eunice frame economic change. Monument shifts from ghost-town memory to an emerging oil field, while local clubs, a town church, and desert flora mark a changing plains landscape.
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YQUA
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Monument
Eunice
Jal
The
Plains
Crile
McIntyre
Hobbs
State Line
Republican courage questioned over New Deal fallout
The passage argues Republicans lack a platform and criticizes administration policies, claiming the cotton trade is harmed as foreign nations gain ground. It cites Brazil as an example, noting exports rising while U S cotton exports fall, reflecting broader damage to American trade due to policy.
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Republican
Supreme Court
United States
Brazil
Wrecking of State College fuels political clash in New Mexico
Adverse editorials press the State College wrecking charge as Governor Tingley faces broad criticism. Tucumcari News notes he promised nothing about keeping politics from schools, while Fort Tate Review hints at demoralizing or destroying the institution amid a statewide power struggle.
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Tingley
Agricultural College
Toeo
Aera
New Mex
a _ state
Fort Tate
Regents See Political Motives Behind Faculty Removals
The report argues the governor used a thin disguise to shift blame onto regents as causes for displacing faculty at the Spanish American Normal. Albuquerque Tribune and other outlets express grave misgivings, while the Alamogordo Advertiser calls the governor’s disclaimer unserious and cites political motives in dismissals. Santa Fe New Mexican notes the controversy.
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Spanish American Normal
Albuquerque’ Tribune
Alamogordo
Santa Fe New Mexican
Used Car Ads Bring Results Record Notice
If you want to sell your car remember that record used car ads bring results. Motir
Watch kidneys as you would bowels and clean them
A health warning from 1934 explains kidneys contain about 10 million tiny tubes totaling 79 200 feet, stressing they work constantly to remove waste. It notes healthy people excrete about 3 pints daily and warns of symptoms from clogged tubes. Recommends Doan's Pills from druggists by Faster-Milburn Co. for relief.
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Doan
Faster-Milburn Co
First Aid Mation For Crippled Radios
Radio repair ad offers ambulance callout 289 for service. No fix no fee and years of experience promised. Electric Service at 125 West sel Street advertises timely record want ads that bring results.
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West Sel Street
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New Mexico Newspaper Association
J. J. Hagerman
Santa Fe
Farwell
Clovis
Belen
Pierre
Fiske
Philip
Darling
Young Fiske
al Revoir
Jerry Divine
Fisker
Mrs. Cotter
Jake
Elisabeth Lanxay
Lea County
Israel
Roy Lee
Negro High School
Phoenix
Townsend
Townsend Old Age Pensions Club
Health City Sun
Carey Holbrook
Adolph Topperwein
Aldamogordo
Saetta
Los Angeles
Eer
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