Roswell Daily Record Publication Details and Masthead
The page lists the Roswell Daily Record masthead, publishing company, editors and staff roles including Editor in Chief KE Mason Society Editor OE T Bean and City Editor Don Wilkins. It notes publication in Roswell New Mexico, with carrier and advertising information and a 1903 second class mail registration under Congress act.
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Cc. KE. Mason
OE T. Bean Society
Ke Scarhstt
DON Wilkins Advertising Mer
Reewell
New Mexico
Congress
Copyright notice and rights statement appears in paper
The text states that The Associated Press news dispatches credited to AP are exclusive for republication in this paper and reserves rights for special wire stories. It reinforces exclusive use and republication restrictions locally.
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Associated Press
Associatedress
Aivo
In or Out Politics Show Shifting State Stand
The piece argues that current federal and state Democratic administrations repeat past criticisms while pursuing similar policies. It recalls Governor Seligman condemning highway debentures as mortgaging children’s future, yet the present state admin under Seligman supports more highway debentures to secure federal funds. The essay suggests being in power alters views and actions.
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Seligman
Santa Fe Politicians Debate Job Distribution Ahead of Retirement
Democratic figures in Santa Fe discuss Sam Fyratton's looming retirement and his continued role in distributing jobs. They critique shifting political prejudices and the party's control as the state faces a changing stance on prohibition and other issues.
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Santa Fe
Sam Fyratton
Citizens rally to defend Seligman tax program counter ref
A Torrance Guadalupe and DeBacca counties drive shows citizens eager to back new tax laws while campaigns against six measures enacted last legislature. State employees and highway department staff are urged to expose countersigners and risk payroll removals. New Mexico gold and BLUE MONDAY tease ends.
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Torrance
Guadalupe
DeBacca
Syron O. Beall
Seligman
Highway Department
Marooned Adventure on Little Peconic Bay Workboats
An April sailing trip along Hillsboro and Little Peconic Bay turns comic and tense as Bart Burgess and Ingy Warren confront a tangled pretense and a capsize near a sand bar.“We’ll make it yet” echoes as the crew battles tide, boredom, and rivalries aboard the catboat and a tow.
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Peconic Bay
Prt Burgess
Ingalls
Frederick Warren
Wyattvile
Ingy
Bart
Wyattville
Warren Forione
Ingy Warren
Lora Sackett
Bob
Bart Burgess
Wyattille
Interes
United States shifts from isolation to world partnership
A columnist notes a historic shift as the United States renounces isolation, becoming a cooperative partner in world affairs. The piece also highlights church music at the Episcopal service and mentions Emerson Watts planning a different term in Santa Fe. Mehlhop family news features a son to graduate as Civil Engineer and another accepted at Annapolis.
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United States of America
Sam
Episcopal Church
Caroline Moreland
Emerson Watts
Santa Fe
Nina Lamkin Indian lore volume and Ferber dialogue noted
A digest of recent fiction mentions Nina Lamkin's Around America With the Indians with tales of tribal life and a dramatized legend. Edna Ferber releases They Brought Their Women, defending short stories as a form, while Sherwood Anderson offers a contrasting view. The excerpt also follows a taxi driver tale with a seaside scene featuring Ingy, Bart Burgess, and a budding romance amid vivid maritime imagery.
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America
Nina Lamkin
Edna Ferber
Sherwood Anderson
Miss Ferber
New York
A Line O'Type Or Two By R I L
A playful item notes a hypothetical Roosevelt dash to London for a conference. The writer jokes Franklin Delano Roosevelt might travel by fast cruiser or airplane to reach the event, warning planners to be ready for an unexpected voyage.
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Roosevel
London
Franklin Delano
Don’t Give Phone Numbers the Easy Way
Doris Blake outlines dating etiquette advising against freely sharing numbers with new acquaintances. She argues a girl should let the man seek contact, avoid signaling readiness for all, and preserve privacy. If interest exists, a party invitation or polite hint may work, but avoid arranging constant calls or advertising numbers.
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Belle
Sentence Sermons by Rev Roy Supitiya
A short sermonette highlights the ease of doing wrong and the temptations to harm others while urging moral restraint and good conduct. The piece emphasizes humility, self-control, and aligning actions with God to avoid offending others or asserting rigid self-righteousness. Record Want Ads Get Results.
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Roy E
Supitiya
Irish Scholar Walter Starkie and His Gypsy Travels
An Irish professor of Spanish at University of Dublin, Walter Starkie, is depicted as a multifaceted figure. His book A Agele-Taggle records travels in Hungary and Transylvania with rucksack and violin among Gypsies. It compiles stories tunes ceremonies and manners of romantic peoples. Henry James Forman’s Our Movie-Made Children analyzes effects of promiscuous movie-going based on a nationwide four-year study.
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University of Dublin
Walter Starkie
Hungary
Transylvania
Henry James Forman
When Hollywood came to Wall Street in Upton Sinclairs critique
A summary of Upton Sinclair’s exposé tracing William Fox from a Hungarian village to the height of Fox Film Corp power and its downfall before Wall Street bankers. It covers the rise of the feature picture and the decline of individual directors in big enterprises.
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Hollywood
Wall Street
Upton Sinclair
William Fox
Fox
Hungary
Charles Morgan Wins Hawthornden Prize for The Fountain
Charles Morgan has been awarded the Hawthornden Prize for his novel The Fountain, published in this country last year.
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Charles Morgan
Hawthornden Prize
Sinclair Lewis Teases New Novel Sequel Unannounced
The writer Sinclair Lewis hints at another novel exploring broad American life themes as a successor to Ann Vickers, but the exact title remains unannounced.
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Sinclair Lewis
Ann Vickers
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