Roswell Daily Record 1903 Society News and Strike Edit
Roswell Daily Record notes Society Editor Grace T. Bear and editors Mason and Scarritt. Advertising rates and delivery are listed. The paper reports the President's efforts to avert a nationwide automobile workers strike, noting potential costly impacts in New Mexico and nationwide.
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Enity
New Mexico
State socialism fears loom in U S policy debate
Washington correspondent Mont Kelly warns the United States edges toward state socialism as federal actions expand government influence over credit and industry. He cites NRA credit controls and public capital as eroding private capital, urging analysis of liberty, equality, and democracy in light of 150 years of American principles.
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Monn Kelly
Washington
Corresent
Portland
Egonian
United States
The Taxpayer the Goose That Lays Golden Eggs
The Detroit Times argues that the taxpayer funds government and bears rising burdens through taxation and tax exempt projects. It warns heavier taxes threaten jobs and savings, noting foods, production, and transport all face taxes. It asks whether public officials will kill the goose by taking more eggs than it can lay.
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Detroit Times
Aoci
Tapaye
Moonshine Trade Persists In Albuquerque After Repeal
Police report moonshine remains common in Albuquerque as licensed dealers push back against repeal. Bottles seized from intoxicated individuals show label liquor dominating bootleg products by an estimated 60 to 40 ratio. Officers note persistent illegal liquor activity despite official actions.
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Albuquerque
Moonshine vs Blended Whisky Drives Police Court Bottles
Albuquerque Journal notes licensed competition cuts prices and relies on old moonshine for reliability. High price labels rarely appear in police cages, while bottles with labels usually hold cheap dollar-a-pint blended whisky. Evidence rows shrink post repeal as officers show leniency and arrests in downtown restaurants grow harder.
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Albuquerque Journal
Camp Baca Social Dance at Mess Hall Lifts Spirits
Camp Baca held a large dance Friday night in the log Mess Hall with about 150 couples. Roswell Rhythm Kings provided music and tap dancing as plans grow for a farewell dance March 30 for discharging boys.
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Roswell Rhythm Kings
Roswell
Corps Area Headquarters
Cathain Pugsley
Holdridge
Arizona-New Mexico
Paullin
el Paso
Fisher
MacIntyre
Rozewell
Co. R. Gable
Mr. Strickland
Mr. Morris
Forest Service
Block Ranch
Capitan
Baca
Dore
Mystery of the Countess and Helene Deepens
Bun tracks the Countess Vernadon from Cannes to Nice and onward toward Grasse. Finlay discloses a photograph linking his wife Helene, though Bun suspects a broader deception. The pursuit widens as suspicions about Mrs Craymer and Finlay collide with a risky plan to involve Paris police.
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Shelia
Gun” O Reilly
Fred Crawford
Paris
Eun
James FP
Finlay
Helene
Helene Ne
Bucharest
Grasse
Ferenz
America
Bun
Robert
Biarritz
Vernaden
Grasee
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Cannes
Robert Finlay
Mrs. Craymer
Countess Vernadon
Mrs Craymen
Robert Bun
Bobianoff
Villa Des Roses
Fred
Tnd
Ept
Ben
Foo
Nice
Vernadon
Antibes
Cagnes
Corsica
Galtan
Mme. Veil
Vermaden
Sidelights On The News Sparked by Notes on Roosevelt and Local Matters
The column surveys opinion pieces on Roosevelt's citizenship duty and foreign policy, praises the White Sands dedication, mocks Tucumcari and Santa Rosa comments, notes drought and dry mines, and hints at a revival for the Old Abe mine in White Oaks, New Mexico.
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Frank Greenwald
Carlsbad
Argus
Roosevelt
White Sands
Alamogordo
Southwest
Public Works
Paul Dodge
The
Tucumcari News
Lea County
O. K
Tucumcari
Dick Dillon
American Legion
Albuquerque
Senator Cutting
New Mexico
White Oaks
Helen Rae
Nogal
Abe
Roswell Sets April 3 Election For Mayor Aldermen
Official call announces regular biennial city election in Roswell New Mexico to choose a mayor for a two year term and an alderman from five wards for four years on April 3 1934. Lists voting places judges and clerks for each ward. City Clerk attests and mayor signs notice.
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Roswell
New Mexico
City Hall
L.’S. Croissant
H. D. Bush
J. J. Brechtheuser
W. H. Whatley
Manuel Miranda
HE. B. Smyril
New Mex
M. J. McDonald
Lose Fat Kruschen Salts Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a perfect six mineral formula to purify blood and aid kidneys and remove waste fats. It promises weight loss with a half teaspoon daily in hot water and a money back guarantee, offered at Owl Drug and Pecos Valley Drug Company.
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Pecos Valley Drug Company
America
Kruschen
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Relief for rheumatic pain with Nurito promised
An ad touts Nurito from a German specialist as a safe non narcotic remedy for rheumatic pain. It claims rapid relief from neuralgia and related pains, guarantees refund if not effective, and urges purchase from a local store.
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Nurito
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