Carlsbad to Host Pecos Valley Celebration Amid Dry Farming Talk
Reports say Governor Curry may attend the big Carlsbad celebration as Carlsbad hosts a Pecos Valley event highlighting dry farming and rain water for flocks. The Artesia News editor Newkirk faces political shifts while the Pecos Valley railroad funds a July military band performance.
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Carlsbad
Cama
Winfield
Kansas
Avery Turner
Pecos
Convention Opposes Roosevelt Public Land Policy
Denver observers say cattlemen will oppose the president’s public land program at the gathering. Resolutions prepared by Colorado cattlemen urge local governance of unoccupied lands and oppose exploitation of public domains. The meeting, named by delegates, is seen as an open break with Roosevelt’s administration by some factions.
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West
Roosevelt
Patterson
Teller
Colorado
Gifford Pinchot
Gunnnison
Forest and Reclamation Bureaus
T. M. Patterson
United States
Simon Guggenheim
Removal Orders Reach Principal Official in Charge
The fragment notes that removal power lies with a superior official and that Prichard serves under orders from the person who holds the authority to remove and appoint. The text hints at a tension between leadership and the powers of removal within the administration.
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Prichard
American faith in constitutional government grows
The piece notes the West showing sympathy for socialistic land theories while the East objects to them and the nation begins to favor constitutional government over monarchy. It highlights a shift in political thought across regions and the emergence of republican ideals.
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Epithets and Almanac Bombshells in Frost's Flag Parley
The fragment references Colonel Frost and a clash over epithets including a "yellow dog" remark and "cov ys papers." It hints at a comparison to thundering appearances and bombshells in the Almanac era.
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Colonel Frost
Yellow Dog
Mass meeting urged to support Governor Curry plan
The record notes a suggestion that Mayor Stockard call a large city meeting open to all citizens, including old settlers and newcomers, regardless of affiliation with the Commercial Club, to discuss Governor Curry’s plan.
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Curry
Stockard
Commercial Club
Why He Failed As A Politician
Attorney L. O. Fullen, speaking at Judge Freeman’s Carlsbad banquet, argues that a true politician must balance reason with practical politics. He contends Judge Freeman failed by not conforming to the game, warning that rhetoric alone cannot win substantial political success.
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Freeman
Carlsbad
L. O. Fullen
New Mexico
Freean
President Roosevelts Misjudgment Cited by Telegraph
The Colorado Springs Telegraph rebukes President Roosevelt for judging Governor Hagerman of New Mexico unfairly. It defends Hagerman’s integrity, argues the president acted arbitrarily, and condemns the attack on a respected public servant.
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Thettorney-General
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Cross Roads
Colorado Springs
Public Lands Convention Delegates Head to Denver
Roswell residents show strong interest as delegates and proxies from local organizations depart for Denver for sessions scheduled June 18 to 20. Nathan Jaffa A D Garrett A C Wilson and Elza White led the delegation and travel with proxies for other delegates.
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Public Lands
Roswell
Denver
Nathan Jaffa
A. D. Garrett
A. C. Wilson
Elza White
Yearling Wethers Sale To W S Prager Recorded
Elza White sold five thousand yearling wethers to W S Prager at three dollars per head. Delivery scheduled for June 24th. The deal stands as one of the area’s largest sheep transactions.
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Elza White
W. S. Prager
Preliminary hearing in Andrew Larrazolo delegate contest
Hon. William B. Childers traveled from Albuquerque to Washington for the preliminary hearing of the Andrews Larrazolo contest. O A Larrazolo's attorney H B Ferguson also left Albuquerque to represent his client. Testimony is prepared for printing and the committee on elections will fix a hearing date after Washington prints the record. The dispute centers on W H Andrews and C A Larrazolo claims of the election by several hundred votes.
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William B. Childers
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Washington
W. H. Andrews
Andrews-Larrazolo
H. B. Ferguson
Congress
O. A. Larrazolo
Duke City
Committee On Elections
C. A. Larrazolo
Governors Gather for Fifteenth National Irrigation Congress
Governors from sixteen Western states and territories are invited to attend the fifteenth National Irrigation Congress in Sacramento on September 27. President of the Congress Governor George E. Chamberlain of Oregon urges their presence to discuss federal irrigation projects and resource development. Other states with forestry and conservation interests may attend as participants in national resource development.
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Sacramento
Congress
George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
National Irrigation Congress
For Sale Or Trade Hotel Proposition Seeks Buyers
For sale or trade a splendid hotel proposition described as a money maker the first day and every day. Interested parties are to contact Carlton & Bell for details and negotiations.
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Carlton & Bell
For Rent Notices in Roswell Listings
For Rent items include a furnished room at 104 North Ky and a six room house at 809 N Richardson Ave with application to Room 2 Texas Block. An upscale Roswell residence is offered by Millice & Wilson, modern and well located. Also Sam Atkinson house on Missouri Ave available for $30 monthly via L K McGaffey at 108 N Main.
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Richardson Ave
Texas Block
Roswell
Millice & Wilson
Sam Atkinson
Missouri Avenue
L. K. McGaffey
N. Main
Sewing by the day sought by dressmaker
Wanted notice seeks a skilled dress-maker for day work. Ad placed by M. Lewis at 921 North Main Street. Contact via that address.
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M. Lewis
North Main Street
Western men unite to press land policy stance
Patterson says a gathering of western men will debate a question vital to western progress. The meeting opposes the president's public land policy and aims to express regional sentiment amid criticism from Washington delegates.
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Patterson
Washington
Roosevelt
American evangelist Sheldon draws vast London crowds
Dr. Sheldon in England visits London where crowds greet the American clergyman conducting an evangelistic campaign. His book In His Steps has sold hundreds of thousands in Britain and spurred wide interest. He speaks in Walton tonight Lancaster tomorrow and Blackburn Wednesday with no extension beyond July 19 despite requests to stay.
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Walton
Lancaster
Blackburn
London
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