Odem Announces Candidacy for Sheriff Nomination
The Democratic party nominates C. E. Tobe Odem for sheriff subject to Democratic primary action.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
2
Fritz Named Candidate For County Commissioner Nomination
The Record announces N. J. Fritz as a candidate for renomination for County Commissioner, 3rd district, subject to Democratic primary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Z. Finley
Chaves County
N. J. Fritz
Democrats of Roswell: not crowded by whiskey candidates
The Democrats of Roswell clarify they are not the few politicians crowding for recognition as whiskey candidates. Party members emphasize distinct political identity and avoid conflating delegates with hobbyist label seekers.
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Democratic Party of
Roswell
Democrats of
Roswell Businessman Faces Alcohol Candidate Question
A Roswell businessman is challenged on his stance as a liquor candidate, prompting public scrutiny of his suitability to represent the town. The inquiry asks who will be willing to stand before Roswell's residents and address the issue directly.
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Roswell
Roswell Voter Desire Shifts On Saloons Text
A correction notes that while two of three people were cited as wanting saloon removal, in fact at least three of four supported abolition. The apology addresses the Roswell readership and clarifies the misstatement of public opinion.
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Roswell
Saloons Shutter Across U S in Dry Era Blitz
Open Door notes the United States has 11,000 saloons closed this year with 4,000 more to shut due to enforcement actions. Saloons have been closing at about forty daily as seventy percent of U S territory becomes dry.
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United States
Insurance use of sobriety clause expands in 1900
In September 1900 Security Mutual Life opened a department for abstainers from alcohol and issued a contract adding to policies. It guaranteed mortality separation from the general class and a pro rata mortality savings share in dividends. The 38 experience justified continuing the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Security Mutual Life Insurance Company
Lincoln's progress without saloons spurs growth and safety
The Evening News of Lincoln Neb reports that the city has benefited from fewer saloons with universal testimony from businessmen. More building occurred last year and crime dropped, easing parental worry about youths out of sight.
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Lincoln
Evening News
Neb
Statehood Bill Faces Partisan Risks in Senate Shapes
The text notes some senators view the statehood bill through a partisan lens amid fears of Democratic opposition. It mentions four Democratic senators and their representatives as potential obstacles while the President pushes for passage.
Postmaster Hitchcock backs statehood for Arizona and New Mexico
The Philadelphia North American reports the Republican platform two years ago promised statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. Postmaster General Hitchcock aligned with the President, viewing the statehood bill as the only administration measure showing weakness amid four proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National
Arizona
New Mexico
Hitchcock
Philadelphia
Governor Burke On Prohibition In North Dakota Counties
Governor Burke notes that long standing prohibition has led to counties with no jails in North Dakota, reflecting the state's experience with wartime temperance and enforcement. He cites counties lacking sufficient corrective facilities as a consequence of persistent prohibition measures.
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Burke
North Dakota
Railroad Men and Saloons Statement by P M Arthur
Reform figure P M Arthur former Chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers argues saloons drive workers to rent instead of buying homes and blames rum as a major cause of trouble among railroad men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Arthur
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Governors Comment On Saloons Across States
Governors from North Carolina Georgia Missouri Iowa Utah Texas weigh temperance moves. Glenn pledges to join force to end saloons. Folk cites crime drop from Sunday closing. Cummings links morals to reduced liquor. Cutler notes thrift from less sale. Campbell sees court savings offset by lost revenue.
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Hoke. Smith
Georgia
Congress
Folk
Missouri
Cutler
Utah
Campbell
Texas
Necessities vs Liquor Expenditure Compared by Raw Material and Labor
A government based table contrasts one billion spent on twenty necessities with liquor. It shows necessities allocate about 499.2 million to raw materials and employ 1,649,586 workers, while liquor allocates about 98.6 million to raw materials and 302,457 workers. If liquor spending matched necessities, raw material would gain 400.6 million and employment would rise by 1,317,129 workers.
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Lquor
Roswell Adopts Cotton Wood Ban and Sidewalk Order
Roswell city ordinances from 1910 prohibit planting cotton bearing cotton wood trees within city limits with fines up to 25 dollars and require cement sidewalks on listed streets. The measure includes notice to property owners and sets sidewalks to be built within sixty days with specific street-by-street requirements.
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Roswell
City of Roswell
City of
Kansas Avenue
Second Street
Third Street
Washington Avenue
First Street
Fifth Street
Missouri Avenue
Bland Street
Main Street
Richardson Avenue
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Tobe) Odem
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Title & Trust. Company
Nettie
Fay Silver
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Richardson, McClure & Heflin
Il. Roberts
Chaves ‘County
Geo. L. Oy
OUR Men's Clothing Department
Jaffa, Prager & Co
Mary A. Cobean
Fisk Victor Thorn
Valley Bicycle Shop
G. A. Richardson
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W. T. Paylor
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T. E. Presley
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