Governor, Banks, and Gambling on New Mexico Law
The article questions whether the governor is a state employee or a boss, debates the bank holiday impact, notes excess cash in circulation, and mentions McAdoo's proposal to close the New York Stock Exchange. It speculates on a New Mexico gambling law and reflects on the 1930s political scene with Roosevelt and Hoover upcoming.
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William G. McAdoo
New York Stock Exchange
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Hoover
Little Girl Lost and the Tysons House Debates
In a coastal setting, Helen and Araminta discuss social politics and lace, while Elsie faces rumors about Barney and Elsie’s bond with Taylor. Barney teeters between confessing love and public scandal as Elsie weighs marriage and freedom. The pair reflect on marriage, reputations, and a shared dream of a distant, simpler life on a sunset-sailing adventure for Lad.
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Anne
Leontine
Iris
Helen
Taylor
Aramin
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Leo
Sil
Barney
Oliver King
Oliver
Tyson House
Sills
Araminii
Efsie
Cricket
Lad
Tad
Bob
Roswell Unemployment Concerns and Civic Resolve
The Record notes Roswell is orderly with unemployment higher than usual, driven partly by outsiders. Most unemployed are local, responsible citizens seeking work, while a small noisy fringe is unlikely to cause disorder. It cites a Saturday Evening Post article debunking air fleet doomsday claims and urges backing residents with jobs.
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Roswell
I Toswell
Othrs
Saturday Evening Post
Todays Cross Word Puzzle Across and Down
Puzzle prompts list numerous clues across and down with mixed spellings and errors. It mentions i head coverings 5 Greek letter and many other entries including Hawaiian sea duck and first woman. The item appears as a collage of crossword prompts rather than a single coherent news item.
Our Lives Are Uswadly by Rev Roy L Smith
A reflective meditation on how memories and unmet events shape happiness and sorrow. It notes misery from things that do not occur, relief through giving, brightness from labor, and the paradoxes of speed, happiness, and trust in the universe.
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Roy L. Smith
Roswell News Roundup March 3 1908 Highlights
A Roswell Daily Record compilation notes Mrs. J F Patterson hosting a Monday Bridge party, J W Ray purchasing a Roswell Automobile Co car for the mail route, and a larger unit to replace it. Electric pole setup near Fifth Street depot. George Bixby travels to Elida on business. Burns and McDonald of Kansas City submit a bid for Roswell waterworks and sewer system. Artesia votes dry. Albuquerque business trade excursion planned. August Willeke returns from El Paso. Frank Caffee heads home to Three Rivers. Roswell Water Users’ Protective Association holds semi annual meeting to discuss better drilling. Martha Stone returns from Artesia visit.
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J. W. Ray
Roswell
Deaths Last Night From Across North America
Rear Admiral John Augustus Rodgers 84 of Havre De Grace Maryland noted for early Naval Academy appointment by Lincoln and Civil War service. F A Anglin 68 of Ottawa Ontario retiring as chief justice of Canada two days ago. Edward J Tobin 61 in Chicago chief of Cook County schools since 1910 faces new trial ordered by the supreme court. M A Otero Jr appears in Eddy County court for venue change and trial next April. Sheriff Peck to Santa Fe to escort Henry Jones to prison for forgery. Davis returned with him.
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Associated Press
Havre de Grace
John Augustus Rodgers
Naval Academy
Lincolln
United States
Ottawa
Sheriff Peck Brings Davis to County Jail
Sheriff John C. Peck escorted Frank Davis from the state penitentiary at Santa Fe to the county jail yesterday afternoon. Davis awaits a new trial on a first degree murder charge after his return from the penitentiary.
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Frank Davis
State Penitentiary
Santa Fe
Fortune at the Public Library
The Roswell public gains access to Fortune through E. A. Cahoon who lends each monthly issue after reading it. Cahoon holds a subscription costing ten dollars annually and one dollar for a single copy. He subscribed for the magazine when
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Roswell
Fortune
E. A. Cahoon
Cahoon
Library copies of the Mazazne stored after opening in 1906
Mr Cahoon, longtime library friend and former vice chairman, arranged for the Mazazne copies to be placed on file at the library about a year and a half after the publication. The library opened in 1906.
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Ways
Siftee
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