Unclear Editorial Fragment on New Mexico Press
A fragmented Associated Press style item critiques Colonel Frost and Almanac, mentioning loyalty and selecting friends. It references New Mexico politics and a possible Santa Fe daily paper, contrasting with Roswell’s Daily Record and noting a lack of newspapers aside from the Weekly Eagle.
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New Mexico
Colonel Frost
Lahin
Daily Record
Roswell
Santa Fe
Weekly
Eagle
Kellahin Interviewed in Santa Fe New Mexican Column
The Santa Fe New Mexican published a full column interview with Roswell resident Labbe Kellahin. Locals note Kellahin has long been esteemed for his integrity and calm nature, and the Pecos Valley Rec plans to print the article in full.
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Kellahin
Roswell
Bob Kellahin
Santa Fe New Mexican
Pecos Valley
Rec
A New Daily in Roswell Discussed by New Mexican
Mr Kellahin quotes the New Mexican saying a Republican daily in Roswell is not yet ready awaiting an AP franchise. A morning paper could help the community once population grows and business proves it. The New Mexican editorially concurs but notes running such a paper costs about a thousand dollars monthly.
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Roswell
Kellahin
New Mexican
Associated Press
Swell
Teller on Public Land Laws Speech at Convention
Senator Teller spoke at the Public Lands Convention on Tuesday arguing that western rights are being violated by officials who defy the law. He urged strict enforcement and promised to support action when the law is not upheld.
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Senator Teller
Iesday
West
Policies on land and homesteads debated in Congress
A speaker argues that Congress, not the executive, must make land laws and urges returning land to those who will farm it. He recalls early land grants, condemns landlordism by both the rich and the government, and defends a homestead policy as essential for the people to till the soil.
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Congress
United States
State Rights and Land Policy Speech Speaks on Homes and Forests
The speaker condemns government land policy, urges private home building over landlord control, defends timber use, and calls for steadfast state rights. He argues for coal land return, critiques interior department mismanagement, and pledges to protect colorados waters from Mexico while pursuing ballots for rights. He urges nonviolent action and demands adherence to Congress as lawmaker.
Texas Sets Thorough Yellow Fever Watch Across State
Galveston and border towns establish a statewide inspection system by the wealth department to track every entrant from Mexico and South America or other likely infected areas. The department also launches a vigorous mosquito extermination campaign to curb disease spread.
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Galveston
Tex
State Wealth Department
Texas
Mexico
South America
Block Island Race for Cabin Boats Set to Start
New York on June 21 reports the fourth annual Block Island race for cabin boats held tomorrow under the New York Athletic Club. Boats entered include top vessels from their class and will begin from the northeast coast.
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New York
New York Athletic Club
Yachting Contest Open to Cabin Yachts on Island Run
The race between Whortleberry Island and West Harbor at Block Island invites cabin yachts in trim under 11 feet waterline length. Participants must be enrolled in a recognized club. First prize is a sterling cup donated by H. Mason Raborg and second prize by R. A. Brown.
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