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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
2
The notice lists daily, weekly, and monthly subscription options with prices 15 cents daily 500? 35.00 per month and annual in advance. It states publication is daily except Sunday by Record Publishing Co.
Editorial notes the statewide sentiment in New Mexico endorsing the new governor, praising continued faithful backing as long as he acts rightly.
Pete Jacoby relates two Irishmen at the Elk Saloon trading a wild tale about Teddy. The men claim the Pope died last Saturday night and Teddy appointed a Rufe Rider to fill the vacancy, a rumor noted as only talk.
The Silver City Enterprise mocks Governor Hagerman for naming a Democrat to a territorial board, arguing the board must be non partisan by law while the Albuquerque Journal notes Roosevelt’s choice of a full Democrat as territorial governor.
Arthur B. Reeve argues that in the Western world human life is undervalued, citing that over 500,000 people are killed or crippled annually in U S occupations. He notes high fatality rates in mining and construction, with Pennsylvania records illustrating thousands of deaths and injuries, and questions the monetary worth of these lost lives.
Fragmentary text discusses valuing a worker’s life and economic output, estimating average wages and potential annual productive value. It mentions figures like $400 and a life value around $10,395, referencing at life’s end and a large annual societal loss.
The Record surveys Southwestern papers reacting to Governor Hagerman’s resignation. Many writers appear influenced by belated Santa Fe reports and present varied views on the shock and possible implications for the region.
In San Juan County Index the retiring Governor Herbert J Hagerman resigns amid harsh criticism from the Republican ring. Roosevelt urged reconsideration with no success. The piece condemns graft and demands justice against corruption in San Juan County and calls for unity and protection of citizens.
The Estancia News notes President Roosevelt asked Governor Hagerman to resign as New Mexico governor. Hagerman, nicknamed the Boy Governor, had led a reform drive against graft in the territory. Critics say Andrews seeks Hagerman's removal to win New Mexico Republican delegation support for Taft, while the public weighs the move and the party’s unity.
The piece attacks a corrupt ticket in Torrance County tied to false voting and political graft. It praises Governor Hagerman’s removal by Roosevelt and hints at George Curry as Hagerman’s successor, with caution about reform and party integrity in New Mexico.
The El Paso News reports the President favors Taft as his preferred successor while Senator Foraker shows strength. Hagerman faction faces suppression as the President uses influence to remove him, signaling a warning to allies challenging the administration.
The piece discusses uncertain effects of the Rooseveltian will on current politics. It ponders whether Hagerman regime officeholders will stay loyal or switch sides for better prospects, noting Republicans’ love of office and the likely fate of the deposed leader's core supporters.
The El Paso Herald criticizes the swift resignation of Governor Hagerman amid land office seal misuse charges, arguing for full disclosure from Washington and fair opportunity for Hagerman to answer. It warns of demoralizing effects on the Territory and calls for cautious, transparent handling of presidential appointments.
Otto F. Weisenborn sues Chester L Tallmadge Edwin R Tallmadge James K Chester and Mary E Tannehill in Chaves County District Court to compel conveyance of 300 acres west of the Pecos Valley railroad and cancel all claims against the land. Defendants are required to appear by June 1 or a judgment will be rendered.
W. F. Cottrell 28 of Greeley, a Denver University student, was electrocuted May 1 in Denver while attempting to hang an effigy of the freshman class and came into contact with a live wire.
For sale or trade a splendid hotel proposition described as a money maker from day one. Do not pass this up and contact Carlton & Bell. Do not sell until you figure with Makin’s Second Hand Store. Phone 227.
Multiple rental notices list furnished and unfurnished rooms with baths and light housekeeping options. Locations include 102 S. Ky. Ave 5113 and 708 N. Pecos plus 411 N. Pean Ave 5213 and 512 N. Lea Ave 5311 and a three room cottage on Main Street opposite Hospital Chas. Doty 5014.
Wanted one farmer at Hager man and two at Lakewood. Address L. W. Holt Lakewood New Mexico. Wanted to exchange farm land for town property Miss Nell R. Moore American National Bank.
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