Roswell Daily Record Staff and Publishing Details
The Roswell Daily Record lists contact and staff roles including Grace T. Geahr editor, EW. L. Scrarritt society editor, Dorn Wilkins city editor, and advertising manager. It notes publication is by the Roswell Publishing Company with AP and NMNA affiliations and details about subscriptions and mailing.
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Rhecord Publishing Company
Biuasifess
Society
ER Ooong Oan
Anencenenn
Grace T. Geahr
EW. L. Scarritt
Dorn Wilkins
Mgr
Open liquor policy approved by town council 1934
Alderman R O Brown Rep Nancy Lane and Mrs Franklin K Lane pushed for wide open liquor sales for seven days including Sunday. The council reduced licenses and adopted a policy of no regulation, aiming to maximize legal sellers. The New Mexican urges stricter control and responsible sellers to aid police supervision and maintain revenue.
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Aldiman R. O. Brown
State Board of Health
Nancy Lane
Lay
Franklin K. Lane
N. M
Government League
New Mexican
Santa Fe New Mexican
Santa Fe mayor bars outside carnival licenses
The Albuquerque Journal reports Mayor Barker in Santa Fe vows no licenses will be issued to outside carnival companies while the Chamber of Commerce and civic clubs push to keep such attractions out. They claim these shows drain city funds and take business from local amusements, urging trials and fair treatment for licensed, taxpaying local enterprises.
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Santa Fe
Barker
Chamber of Commerce and Civic Clubs
Albuquerque
Chamber, of Commerce
Albuquerque Journal
Artesia
New Mexico
Ed Swope
McNeil’s Island
John Bingham
Bad Medicine Vote by Senator Hurts Cattlemen
The Turmucari Daily News notes Senator Hetch opposed an amendment protecting cattle and sheep interests while voting to give the president power to negotiate foreign trade agreements. The paper argues party loyalty over constituents is poor medicine for a man facing re election.
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Hetch
Washington
National Congress
Otate
New tariff law seen as help for Carlsbad potash
The article notes a national tariff framework enabling Roosevelt to influence foreign trade and favor the potash industry centered in Carlsbad. It highlights the broader economic shifts and the administration’s role in shaping policy to protect local potash interests amid a changing import/export landscape.
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Carlsbad
Newxico
Eecent Roosevelt
Potash Trade Criticized for Foreign Competition
The article argues the United States possesses abundant New Mexico and Carlsbad potash resources but imports much potash due to foreign producers, notably Russia, exporting cheaply. It notes government ownership and low production costs in rivals undermine local industry. Carlsbad Current-Argus.
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United States
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Russia
Argus
Blood Money by Irvin S Cobb
Uneas Cresap and his Chinese servant are found dead in Cresap's warehouse near Long Island. Gilbert Jonathan Redd keeps a private account of the case. a sharp-edged wound suggests foul play. Capt Bray assists in the district attorney's investigation. Redd, a former police reporter, harbors enmity toward Cresap whose wealth came from the Far East. Florence Dane is Cresap's niece.
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Uneas Cresap
Cresap
Kettle Pond
Long Issland
Gilbert Jonathan Redd
Capt Bray
Redd
District Attorney's Office
Florence Dane
Florence
Cresap's
Florence Cresap
Far East
Bray
Open air services and a New Mexico mystery
Bray and Motley discuss a murder scene and a suspect cast list while detailing the marshy pond, the Chinaman, and the Italian and Hungarian workers. They debate a possible weapon and the search methods, noting Shapiro's efforts and the boggy riverbank complicating the drag for evidence near a mixed crew at a seaside estate.
New Mexico Dams and Education Funding Debate
The piece critiques New Mexico spending on education funding and agricultural projects. It notes the state’s liberal educational money allocation, hints at prairie dog research, and discusses dam proposals near Cimarron and north of Tucumcari. It argues for stream flow stabilization to justify expenditures.
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New Mexico
Tucumcari
Three Judges of Hell Terror Plot Shocks Paris
Paris fears bombs from a group calling itself the three judges of Hell. Investigators traced infernal devices mailed to officials and two American plants. Four injured as five new bombs brought total to ten. threats signed by Minos Phaane and Mante tied to Stavisky scandal aftermath.
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Paris
Lebrun
Doumergue
Hell
France
Minos
Eaane Andmante
Judges
Sermon Snips On Generations And Duty At Clardy's Dairy
A compact ad style note titled SENTENCE SERMONS to The Rev Roy Le Smith argues honesty and dependability, the care of children, and social responsibility as core virtues. It mentions Butter Milk priced at 1 cent per gallon for hogs and chickens with a 5 gallon minimum at Clardy's Dairy.
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Roy le Smith
Chidren
Clardy’s
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Fletcher
Avis Williams
Wheatley Apartments
Williams
Church of Christ
Irvin S. Cobb
Ming
Shapiro
Aes
Riley E. Mapes
Lindbergh
State Board of Public Instruction
Copsright
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Stork
James E. Cook
A. L. “Pill” Mount
Oasis Cafe
J. R. Thomas
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