Roswell Daily Record Staff and Circulation Details
The Roswell Daily Record lists staff including EB Mason editor Grace Bear society editor EW Scarritt city editor Don Wilkins and Carrie as Roswell advertiser. It shows subscription rates by year per week per month six months and per year and notes second class mail status and AP membership with exclusive use of news dispatches.
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Bonus Bill Passes House Amid Roosevelt Veto Clash
The House approved immediate payment of the soldiers bonus totaling about 2.2 billion dollars by a 295 to 125 vote despite President Roosevelt’s opposition. The bill would pay with government printed greenbacks, pending Senate action and potential veto override. The piece notes looming electoral pressures and shifts in support, plus broader debates on fiscal policy and national spending.
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Air mail chaos sparks Roswell confusion in haste
The speaker laments inconsistent air mail service with shifting status between air and ground at Roswell. The note compares eastern air mail with railroad mail and questions daily delivery reliability amid fluctuating transport methods.
RFC Denies Report on Banking Blacklist Plans
The RFC rejects a published report claiming the corporation will blacklist banks slow to extend industrial and business loans. It notes such a move would fit their pattern, though no action is disclosed.
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New York City Eyes Lotteries to End Financial Crisis
The city plans a lottery to rescue New York from a deep financial abyss. Saloons may return first, followed by open and legal gambling with broad potential profits and little limit on gains.
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Scenic roads galore at Ban Delier monument project
Park Service CCC workers advance a major scenic highway program in the Jemez mountains New Mexico, creating a network of permanent main roads that opens unrivaled access to landscapes. This large development promises unique, nationally notable scenery.
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Creomulsion Adclaims Sevenfold Cough Relief and Safety
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a seven in one remedy for hard coughs and colds promising quick relief and safety. It urges careful users and claims the product costs more yet offers supreme help and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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Norval Richardson
Resignations Accepted at Las Vegas Normal Board
Governor Hockenhull announced two resignations from the Las Vegas Normal University board and named two new members W W G Haydon of Las Vegas and Otto Smith of Clovis to replace M A Otero Sr and A O Wynne.
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Nurite claimed to ease rheumatic pains and neuralgia
An advertisement touts Nurite as a quick relief for neuralgia, neuritis, sciatica, lumbago and rheumatism. It credits a German specialist, claims no opiates, and offers a money back guarantee if three doses fail to relieve pain.
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Entangling Rivalry in a Riviera Mystery
Bun O'Reilly aids Ben Finlay in a perilous postwar search over a murdered American financier. The chase spans Grasse to Cannes, tracing Helene’s family ties and a costly fortune while Finlay’s suave son Deepens the web of suspicion and loyalty.
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Sidelights On The News By WILL ROBINSON
The column surveys Masonry in New Mexico, notes a potential reform merging York and Scottish rites, and recalls Roswell dust storms. It cites Henry Ford on war, praises Judge Luis Armijo in the Holguin case, and laments New Mexico’s rapid gas waste and land degradation affecting ranchers and schools.
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Wasteful flare gas fires Hobbs oil fields
A New Mexico Territory oil field in Hobbs burns about 2,000,000 cubic feet of gas daily at 75 cents per 1000, costing roughly 1,500 dollars daily and over 500 thousand dollars yearly. The gas escapes from a central vent after oil extraction, burning since opening and totaling multi‑million values wasted. Some propose reclaiming the site for use.
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Way Stage Lines Announces New Low Fares
Way Stage Lines introduces new reduced fares from Roswell to Page and Dexter including 266. 1 Hagerman Artesia Carlsbad routes. The listing notes affordable ticket options and adjacent connections through Artesia and Carlsbad alongside the Roswell departure.
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