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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1934
Page
7
Roswell Daily Record imprint shows publication details with staff roles, advertising rates, and associated press note. Mentions city editor Don Wilkins and society editor. states Roswell New Mexico, circulation and mailing class, and Associated Press affiliation.
Aged 28 and 19 Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker were killed by officers after years of crime. The article asks what led them to crime and questions society’s role in shaping such trajectories, pondering the broader human condition.
With funds scarce and treasuries nearly empty, governments struggle to keep schools open and essential services running. An exception exists in large corporations, which pay taxes promptly, sustaining counties and municipalities burdened by private utilities and industry. This dependence shapes policy and recovery.
The report describes extreme drought across the state with low stream and river water, waterholes and dams running dry, and grass blown away. It notes irrigated areas feel less impact than rain and snow reliant regions and warns conditions in western New Mexico are among the worst in years. Urgent water needs are emphasized.
Texas newspapers and officials grow impatient over alleged diversion and neglect of relief funds. Federal Relief Administrator Hopkins faces sharp criticism as Washington officials are accused of ignorance and indifference toward the Southwest drought crisis. The administration is blamed for numerous perceived missteps and odd actions.
Washington reports Senator Cutting has not chosen a path in New Mexico. His Progressive party may back a Republican ticket after talks with Progressives, or run on a Democratic ticket following an agreement with Democrats. The speaking suggests a flexible, unusual stance for Mr. Cutting.
The piece analyzes New Mexico politics with Senator Carl Hatch likely to seek re election if his party names him. It weighs possible outcomes depending on Senator Cutting actions and Progressive party dynamics, arguing Republicans depend on Cutting to win.
Tax collection season opens as reports come in from across the country of delinquencies and payment delays among corporations. Officials note slow remittance and varying levels of compliance, with some divisions reporting partial payments or arrears.
Clipping from the Roswell Daily Record recalls notable items from eighteen years ago in Chaves County history. The brief selection highlights events and people of interest from the older newspaper archive.
General John J. Pershing chases Pancho Villa in Mexico but encounters no combat yet. Villa has allied with a 12,000 strong Red Army unit, expanding his forces from the original group.
Notice in the FOR SALE column lists a Model F Buick in good running order priced at $75. It notes this Buick is among the earliest produced models.
Sam J. Clotz, once a cadet in the N.M.M.E., traveled forty miles behind a mule to reach the Final Pall at the Institute. The text notes that forty miles by mule was a long distance, contrasting with modern journeys of over five thousand miles to attend the Fall.
An early 20th century notice promotes Water Wings priced at 50 cents each from Cobean’s Stationery Shop. The playful line suggests the items enable children to “almost swim before they talk,” reflecting era marketing tone.
French forces claim a great victory at Verdun driving back German troops. Reports describe heroic German resistance at Fort Deaumont, with fighting continuing in Verdun Hills as casualties rise hourly.
Not one member of the New Mexico National Guard is yet mustered into U S service though the President called two weeks ago. About half the contingent gathered here has been examined and about 40 percent rejected as unfit and will be sent home. The men were summoned after Villa raided the town a week ago.
A Special Committee with the city manager told Cleveland Trinidad paving the city will not accept part of the East Fifth Street work near the Santa Fe station. The section must be removed and rebuilt due to cracks and excess water in the asphalt reaching the concrete.
Washington reports General Obregon is sending 30,000 Mexican troops into northern Mexico, 20,000 more than promised, with some detachments carrying artillery. Officials avoid labeling it a threat but fear it could affect the pace of American troop withdrawal.
Wallace Beery stars in Viva Villa a biopic of Pancho Villa. The film traces his wars loves and joys in a special Saturday preview at the Yucca Theatre and is compared to the epic scale of A Birth Of A Nation.
A compact vintage classified ad promises fast radio repairs with affordable costs. Falcon Electrical Service operates at 125 W Second Street, offering prompt service and low prices.
Barbara Browne, 22, is dominated by a traditional father in Oxbridge as she contemplates rebellion and love. Gregory Rance, a divorced novelist, is counseled by Laurie Chiswick while Barbara fears her father's opposition and a potential self harm by Rance. Disbrough and Martin Browne reveal rigid, cautious finances guiding Oxbridge fortunes. The council meeting ends with Barbara's secret confidences and a looming clash over marriage and autonomy.
Sidelights on the News notes Indian police in New Mexico and near Mescalero reservations perform their duties with seriousness and integrity. They are praised for covering ground, maintaining law, and resisting political influence, with John Collier credited for initiating the program. The piece also references Pecos rodeo history and a family estate scene involving Martin Browne and relations.
The Nathan Cartright party reports a new pottery style in burial crypts near Mockingbird Gap at the San Andreas mountains. The pieces show smoothings and firing unlike typical mud coils, with possible links to La Luz clay sources. Twelve subclasses identified, thirteenth possible pending further study. Special note lists Cornélave Rio-Hondo Commandary No. 6 meeting details for May 24, 1934.
Medical authorities warn that tiny filters inside the kidneys keep you healthy and should drain through the bladder. If you suffer burning or backache with scanty urine, washings may relieve waste buildup. trust a pharmacist and doctor’s prescription.
Local ad offers upholstering and repair services with guaranteed work. Contact E. E. Hardcastie at 208 East 5th Street for details.
Dr McPherson relocates from 21 West Third to Dr Haire's office at 306 West Second telephone 141 advertisement classification A24tl2g with the new contact details and address.
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