Finley Declares Sheriff Candidacy in Chaves County
The Record announces O. Z. Finley as a candidate for Sheriff of Chaves county subject to the Democratic primary.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
2
The Record announces O. Z. Finley as a candidate for Sheriff of Chaves county subject to the Democratic primary.
C. E. Tobe Odem enters the race for the Democratic nomination for sheriff, subject to primary proceedings. The filing signals his intent to campaign under the party banner and contest the upcoming primaries.
Announcement in the Democratic primary process states N J Fritz is a candidate for renomination for the office of county commissioner in the 3rd district subject to Democratic primary action. The notice names Fritz as the incumbent seeking continuation in office and invites party voters to consider his candidacy.
A. Durand announces candidacy for County Commissioner in the 3rd District, subject to Democratic primary action. The notice outlines the party affiliation and election proceeding details.
B H Wixom is nominated as a candidate for the County Commissioner third district subject to the Democratic primary action. The announcement signals Wixom's bid and party backing as voters prepare for the upcoming primary.
A dramatic push for New Mexico admission unfolds with staunch support from a steadfast senator who pledges to block adjournment without a concrete provision. Utah’s status is deemphasized while Texas looms as the powerful neighbor. The piece asks readers to name the Grand Old Man champion of New Mexico.
Albuquerque Journal notes a political pledge to name a national figure unified across the nation. It cites Daniel Webster’s July 17, 1850 senate floor speech as the basis for the ultimatum and calls for a historically fixed choice.
President Taft urges Congress to appropriate 250000 to fund a tariff commission for accurate production cost data. Democrats push scientifically adjusted tariffs to fund government. standpat Republicans favor protection for powerful trusts like Oil, Wool, Sugar, and Steel. The dispute centers on revenue versus trust benefit.
Representative Martin of Colorado asserts that large Friar lands sold to American buyers were really sold to the American Sugar Refining Company the Sugar Trust. He claims Henry W Taft, president's brother, was the main instrument in the deal. An investigation in Congress may reveal more unless blocked by Republicans.
The piece claims Republican senators refuse to pass a statehood bill for New Mexico and Arizona due to fear of four Democratic senators, with President Taft admitting there is no inherent right to statehood and that progress depends on the powers that be.
Additional facts damaging to Ballinger emerged during the ongoing Ballinger Pinchot investigation. The public was reminded that the verdict was effectively decided before the inquiry began, with a pre mixed whitewash ready for use.
It is reported that Judge Cooley has resigned his position as an associate justice in this territory on account of ill health. It may be that he will be succeeded by another magistrate or be replaced by an acting judge in the near term.
The fragment suggests uncertainty about scheduling an early Supreme Court session, with officials leaving the possibility open or unclear. No specific dates or names are given, leaving the timing and participants vague.
The Roswell district reflects optimism with substantial summer construction plans, much of which is already underway, indicating improving conditions and progress for local residents and economy.
Exchange Albuquerque announces a continued tradition by planning a large fall fair despite political bluntness. The piece notes rivalries and shifting alliances with phrases about aiding or opposing figures and mentions Roosevelt replacing Gott as a referenced ally.
A brief science note states the comet tail spans about 17 million miles, described as a minor feature in the celestial display.
In Chaves County New Mexico Roswell Hardware Company sues Martha A Pavey Nathan J Pavey Marion Pavey Ellen May Pavey Henry Pavey and Bessie Pavey to foreclose a mechanic and materialmans lien on Lot 12 Block 9 West Side Addition Roswell for 65 with interest from 1909 11 16 plus 50 attorney fees and costs If defendants fail to appear by July 20 1910 judgment by default will be entered Official seal date May 11 1910 by Clerk S T Roberts
The Grand Jury for Unaves County New Mexico reports investigations of 38 cases during the May term. They returned 29 true bills and 9 no bills, found jail records orderly, recommended fire protection at the temporary jail, and praise the District Attorney and Sheriff. The foreman C A Baker signs, requesting discharge. The second item notes a Special Masters Sale under mortgage foreclosure in Roswell for the North half of Section 13 Township 12 South Range 25 East, at public auction June 27 1910 to satisfy a $9154.76 judgment.
The Independent Dramatic Company presented St Elmo at the Armory to a large, satisfied audience. The dramatization of the book pleased all, with strong character portrayals and special commendation for the comedian who delivered extra good performance amid competing week attractions.
San Jose hosts a five day floral festival starting May 11 featuring decorated streets, floral parades, and pageantry. The event includes an aviation meet, automobile races, and various sports. A ten acre field of sweet peas blooms in a monster red white and blue American flag shape attracting visitors.
The Vatican received 163 American pilgrims led by Rt. Rev. Frederick Eis Bishop of Marquette Michigan. Pope Pius greeted the group in Rome on May 12 as they began their visit with the Holy See.
South Bend Indiana May 11 Independent Telephone Association of Indiana and Michigan opened a joint convention in South Bend today. F H Woods of Lincoln Nebraska president of the Association is the principal speaker on the program.
Sons of Veterans gathered in Red Bank New Jersey for their annual reunion with sessions planned this evening and tomorrow in the historic meeting.
Notice to dog owners that the dog tax is due and payable at City Hall. Reasonable time will be given, but after May 20, 1910, all collections will be handled by the City Marshal for settlement. City Clerk G. M. Williams.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Clerk of the Roswell New Mexico Board of Education until noon on May 25, 1910 for the construction of a High School Building. Plans by I H and W M Rapp Co. Architects viewable at their Santa Fe and Trinidad offices and at the Board Clerk’s office. The Board may reject any and all bids. W T Joyner President M H Brasher Clerk.
Fresh vegetables delivered to order every morning to any place in town. Call to place your order the evening before. Also new alfalfa day for sale by S. M. Owens at Owens Farm. Phone 293-6 rings. 53112.
Detroit Free Press praises E O Sellers a magnetic musical director singer and composer famed for leading large choirs and evangelistic work. Born Hastings Michigan he built a career from Y M C A to Moody Institute and Cleveland church clubs before planning a future outside active evangelism.
More than a thousand Illinois Prohibitionists gathered in Decatur for the state convention. President Samuel Dickie of Albion College will deliver the principal address after touring the West debating the saloon issue with Mayor Rose of Wilwaukee.
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