Roswell Daily Record History and Staff Listing
Roswell Daily Record announces its team including editors and city desk staff. The notice lists society editor W. Scarritt and city editor Don Wilkins with advertising arrangements and subscription rates, noting May 19, 1903 as entry date and legal paper status under federal act.
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CE T. Beak
Society
W. L. Scarritt
DON Wilkins Advertising
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Roswell
Mexico
Congress
Senator Bronson Cutting Death Sparks NM Reflections
The death of Senator Bronson Cutting is mourned as a great loss to New Mexico and the nation. The Record urges continuing the Chavez senatorial contest to uncover truth behind charges, as Cutting’s legacy and NM’s political future remain in focus amid evolving national policy debates.
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Bronson M. Cutting
New Mexico
Cutting
Senate
Washington
Roosevelt
Chavez
Tingley
Becase
United States Senate
Bronson Cutting
Gone the high cost of stomach trouble
Don’t pay 2.50 to 5.00 for relief from stomach pains. Try Dr Emil’s Adla Tablets for weeks treatment at 1. Relief promised with money back offer. Ow! Drug Company, Inc. Ad.
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Emil
Drug Company, Inc
Ady
Ribbon Action in Blazing Guns Synopsis
Mary Landis marries Cole to fight Chet Radbourne, powerful boss and Circle 3 Tranch owner. Mary is captured. Cole defeats Radbourne and frees her. Rusty Hunter and a boy Morse are captured. Cole pursues. Haskell battles Cole, Mary escapes, and Mary endures violence before aid arrives.
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Mary Landis
Cole
Chet Radbourne
Circle 3 Tranch
Mary
Slim Calhoun
Radbourne
Jerry Heskell
Chet
Circle 3
Rusty
Jerry Haskell
Haskell
Gray Shirt
Faust
Gete Simmons
Sherif Magruder
New Mexico Legion Charter Debate Sparks Civic Tension
The national American Legion committee signals a possible charter return for New Mexico with a July or August convention to elect officers and resume normal duties. The piece notes discipline, politics, and membership issues, plus local reactions and a separate bleak view of red scare threats amid Governor Tingley’s era.
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National Executive Committee of the American Legion
Department of New Mexico
Department
Texico
Carrizozo
Hagerman
Lovington
Legion
Urge Refund of New Jersey School Bonds by Funds
Records show 2,720,471.52 of outstanding bonds eligible for refunding under Sections 90 1101 to 90 1112 of the 1929 compilation. Counties municipalities and school districts may issue refunding bonds with State Tax Commission approval after outstanding bonds are called and cancelled and prior interest is paid. School refunds require Attorney General approval for the transcript.
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Taxpayers Association of
New Jexsee
State Tax Commission
Ploughing it Under sued and refunding bonds urged
State Treasurer holds large funds uninvested prompting urging of officials to notify the treasurer about refunding bond proposals. Opportunity seen for issuing refunding term bonds with little expense if forms are prepared and made available. Any bond purchasing offers should be scrutinized after consultation with state tax, comptroller, educational budget auditor, board of education, or attorney general. Record Want Ads Bring Results
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Mary
Pete Dagrett
Doc Burns
Jonesboro
Cole
Dr. Burns
Paradise
Heaven
Slim
Sanborn
Haskell
Faust
Yellow Coyote
Magruder
U. S
el Paso Garden Club
el Paso
State Tax Commission
State Comptroller
Educational Budget Auditor
State Board of Education
Attorney General
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Bozzell
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Dwight Lee
Harry L. Hopkins
Hot Springs
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New York
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