Fritz runs for county commissioner in 3rd district
The Record reports N. J. Fritz seeks the Democratic nomination for county commissioner in the 3rd district subject to primary action.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
2
County Commissioner Candidate A Durand in Democratic Primary
A Durand files as a candidate for County Commissioner in the 3rd District subject to the Democratic primary. The item notes the party primary process and the candidate’s stance within the local electoral race.
Wixom Seeks County Commissioner Nomination in Democratic Primary
The Record notes B. H. Wixom is authorized to appear on the Democratic primary ballot for County Commissioner, 3rd district, subject to party action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Z. Finley
Chaves County
N. J. Fritz
B. H. Wixom
Roswell Liquor Fight Warns Democrats Against Whiskeys
A Roswell political pamphlet argues against whiskey aligned candidates claiming the whiskey ticket would not reflect Democratic principles. It calls voters to reject saloon-backed tactics and insists the party must avoid internal division from whiskey Republicans and Democrats.
Voters to Sweep Nation for Ballots Next Fall
A critical political moment foresees men scouring the country for votes next fall, seeking ballots of any kind while avoiding calls to run anyone out of their party.
Whiskey Republicans in Roswell Stave Off Democrats
When whiskey Republicans can run Democrats out of the Democratic party, then their power must be great in deed, but that day was not dawned in Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Washington warns party danger to nation ahead of final term
George Washington warned that political party influence could overshadow core principles and threaten the nation before he completed his presidency. The remark emphasizes concern over factionalism and its potential harm to the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Men vote as men not puppets, when moral issues rise
The article asserts that men from all parties act on moral issues rather than being controlled by schemers and professional politicians, emphasizing integrity over party loyalty. It frames voting as a duty of character rather than faction.
Big Springs votes to keep saloon ban after two years
Big Springs Texas last Tuesday voted on the saloon question with the largest tally in the city’s history, despite two years of prohibition. The result shows the town will continue to have no saloons, reflecting a strong local stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs
Texas
Whiskey Democrats Question Roswell Democratic Unity
The Record notes men who defected from the Democratic party and supported opposing platforms cannot claim the Roswell party affiliation. It hints at past actions of the whiskey Democrats and suggests the paper may publish further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
G. & Mason Kateres
N. M
Democratic Party
Whiskey Democrats
Saloon Issue Splits Voters From Democratic Allies
The article notes whiskey politicians oppose a straight vote on saloon reform yet tried courting the Democratic party in city elections. They lobbied publicly yet now back the saloon owners to protect friends, revealing a clash between their saloon interests and party alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Democrats Vote for Prohibition in Roswell
Democrats who favor prohibition will go to the polls on April 1 to vote the prohibition ticket. They will remain true Democrats and are unmoved by whiskey politicians or saloon dictate. They will vote their conscience, not follow others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
The Poison Barrel Poem From Sonora Banner
The verse describes a barrel of whiskey filled with social ills including headaches heartaches woes curses blows tears hunger debt poverty crime and fear. It condemns misery cast by alcohol and its harms to wives orphans and society, as printed in the Sonora Banner.
Does It Prohibit A Prohibition Era Outlook
The note surveys anti liquor trends noting 11 000 saloons closed in 1909 and eight states with prohibition on sale by Jan 1. It reports a population rise in "ary" territories, county level local option in fourteen states, and tax and production shifts. It ends by asserting that despite these changes, advocates claim prohibition does not prohibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Union
Lincoln Real Estate Boom Likely in 1910
Lincoln Daily Star reports rapid growth with several blocks under construction including the Commercial Club and First National Bank buildings, plus a new YMCA. Builders are active, vacant lots sought, and farm sales and bank clearings reach record levels as Lincoln expands rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City
Lincoln _ Daily Daily Star
Lincoln
Nebraska
Commercial Club
First National Bank
Bankers’ Life
Y. M
W. H. Love
Mark W. Woods
J. W. McDonald
Paul H. Holm
West
Notice of Suit for Divorce and Custody in Roswell NM
Territory of New Mexico Fifth Judicial District Chaves County District Court Nellie L. Booker plaintiff vs Chauncey R. Booker defendant No 1758 notice of suit initiated to dissolve marriage and seek custody of a minor child unless appearance is filed by May 9 1910 default judgment may be entered plaintiff’s attorneys Reid and Hervey Roswell New Mexico clerk S I Roberts seal by Geo L Wyllys deputy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory OF
New Mexico
County OF
Chaves
Nellie L. Booker
Reid & Hervey
Roswell
S. I. Roberts
Whiskey politics threaten Democrats in Roswell
An earnest effort by whiskey politicians to intimidate Democrats into voting the whiskey ticket is condemned. The writer says such threats will not bar real Democrats from voting on a moral question, aligning with William Jennings Bryan. Calling prokept party followers traitors is rejected as nonsense and a betrayal of both party and Roswell residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
William Jennings Bryan
Knollin Ships 14000 Sheep to Chicago Market
A. J. Knollin ships fourteen thousand sheep recently bought from A. D. Garrett to the Chicago market. The stock traveled by train in three departures, one Wednesday, another yesterday, and a third today.
Market by First M E church at Shrader Grocery
The Ladies of the First M E church will hold a market at Shrader Grocery the old Western stand on Saturday featuring home baked bread pie and cake for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the First M. E. Church
Shrader
Boxing Bout at Catchweights Tonight in City
Milnesikee, Clabby of this city and Jimmy Garager of Boston meet before the ger Athletic Club tonight in a ten round no decision bout. The contest is at catchweights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milnesikee
Haere Clabby
Jimmy” Garager
Boston
Ger Athletic Club
Roswell Nursery Co Incorporation Seeks Non Liable Stocks
New Mexico records reveal Roswell Nur sery Co founders Wyatt Johnson W C Reid E L Bedell V A Johnson E A Cahoon M S Murray H Fitzgerald L K McGaffey sign articles January 31 1910 to form a general nursery business in Roswell with principal office in Roswell and agent Wyatt Johnson. The articles set capital stock at 25000 with 2400 issued, duration fifty years with perpetual succession. stockholders liability clause confirms no personal liability for unpaid shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Nursery CO
Territory of
New Mexico
Roswell
Wyatt Johnson
Board of Directors
N. M. W. C. Reid
N. M. E. L. Bedell
N. M.V. A. Johnson
N. M
L. K. McGaffey
E. L. Bedell
W. C. Reid
RE. A. Cahoon
James C. Hamilton
M. S. Murray
H. Fitzgerlad
W. A. Johnson
Charles DE Bremond
L. K. McGaffry
W,. C. Reid
E. A. Cahoon
H. Fitzgerald
Articles of Incorporation of Roswell Nursery Co
Filed in the office of the Secretary of New Mexico in February 1910 at 11:30 am. Nathan Jafa is listed among those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory OF New Mexico
Nathan Jaffa
Territory of
New Mexico
Roswell Nursery CO
Cor. Reed
Nathan Jaf?a
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