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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1907
Page
2
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The text hints that school teachers may receive higher wages after oil fields are developed. A reference to Mrs. Eddy’s trustees hints at Christian Science treatment in court. Colonel Frost of the New Mexican compares to Mayor Schmitz, and a Missouri question remains unresolved. The New Mexico gang is noted to profit in time.
With oil pumping already under way, Roswell’s manufacturing sector eyes cheaper fuel. The new production flow promises reduced energy costs for plants, signaling stronger industrial activity and potential job gains locally.
The potential new governor seeks to render the old Republic gang unnecessary by removing them from power. Analysts note this could shift control and alter local political dynamics as reform plans unfold.
Hon Herbert J Hagerman of Roswell has been chosen to give the commencement address at Colorado College in Colorado Springs on June 12. The Almanac in the Albuquerque Journal says government leagues are a humbug.
The Pecos Valley Echo editor describes a neighbor who daily feeds him a gallon of buttermilk, framing a humorous portrait of abundance and local neighborliness in a rural setting. The anecdote underscores community quirks and everyday generosity in small town life.
The new Democratic governor signals caution as his first actions unfold. He may support reform efforts and alignment with reform groups, while observers await concrete policy steps and coalition building.
The piece compares local officials to national graft figures, calling New Mexico grafters mere pikers beside Mayor Schmitz and unnamed land thieves from Colorado Oregon Washington and California with their turn coming.
An editorial urges Democrats to join in exposing a Republican faction in New Mexico. The piece frames graft as a nonpartisan issue and argues removing corrupt elements serves both politics and policy.
The New Mexican claims it is the only original reform paper for the Territory and positions itself as the official organ of the proposed good government league.
The Alberque Journal notes that government leagues could harm the Republican party, arguing the Plunderbund is the real party and that such leagues will likely benefit their opponents.
Opening of oil wells is expected to spur new railroads and an interurban streetcar system in Roswell. Cheap fuel would extend lines across the rich agricultural valley, linking the city to surrounding regions and boosting development.
A political piece argues the Republican organ of New Mexico aims to tax churches and schools. The author says such moves threaten the influence of the organization and reflect practical politicians punishing these institutions.
A suit to cancel deeds delivered to the Pennsylvania Development Co hinges on a broader probe. Officials will trace back to the start of the dispute touching public lands and sheep ranches amid alleged grafters in New Mexico, with authorities aiming to uncover earlier misconduct.
The Record and the Morning Journal criticize the gang without evangelism and urge repentance. A quoted Artesia News mocks the approach and contrasts it with Jesus driving money changers from the temple.
A defense claim in Artesia argues the ruling favors Artesia though not proving total duty. the strong point rests on Artesia's side. The dispute centers on obligations and interpretations affecting both communities.
The fragment references a Labor Union party and a possible lapse by Mr Calhoun. No clear event date place or outcome is provided in the readable text. Further details are needed to identify people organizations or location.
A public statement claims the present San Francisco city administration should be empowered while accusing Ruef and Schmitz of graft. The speaker notes that his credibility would rise if not tied to the gang, urging broader public support.
The speaker claims an Iowa lawyer stole a joke from Tom Marshall of Kentucky. He asserts the joke originated as a justice of the peace’s method for deciding a case and predicting a woman’s marriage, a task even the Lord could not guess. He dismisses Mr. Curry’s politics as irrelevant.
A compact excerpt presents three core virtues Gentleness Economy and Humility as keys to right living. It contrasts modern behavior with ancient guidance noting gentleness unrecognized and humility undervalued while people seek status and risk moral decline.
In a New York Press editorial the author argues President Roosevelt must abandon a plan to name his successor. The piece says the selection should be decided by the Republican party nationwide or by electors at large to preserve government by the people and prevent a hereditary succession.
The Pathfinder reports a Washington session of the National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis with scientists and workers from across the country. Delegates urge radical measures to curb spread by improving crowded rooms, air quality, and light. They advocate open air living, sun and cleanliness as key preventives and highlight open air camps and farm life as cures.
A correction notes yesterday's issue misattributed the songs Waltz Song and its encore from the M E Church South Thursday performance. The correct performer for both pieces is Mrs. Ellis, not Mrs. Cook.
A blaze at the Convent of Loretto caused heavy damage with the stable and poultry house burned out and several valuable cows lost. Loss estimated in the thousands of dollars.
The speaker urges adherence to Elihu Root’s doctrine that force should not be used to collect debts, favoring peaceful settlement of international disputes. He endorses referring to the Hague Tribunal after diplomatic efforts fail to resolve cases, stressing justice, territorial integrity, and nonbelligerent arbitration.
Address by Bolivia's minister to the United States extols international arbitration across South America. It cites Brazil Argentina Paraguay Chile and others using arbitration with England and President Cleveland, praising peace monuments and vows for ongoing settlement of boundary disputes through arbitration.
A discussion on educating public opinion toward peace and justice, condemning aggressive claims and revolutions financed by external powers. It cites the Drazo doctrine, the Hague Conference, and the need for restraint by great powers to ensure sovereign rights and democratic development in the Americas.
Acting Governor Raynolds issues the Memorial Day proclamation from the Executive Office in Santa Fe. The note calls for a solemn observance to honor heroes who sacrificed their lives, and to extend praise and support to veterans and servicemen for their country.
Classified ad notes sale of a 6 room modern house at 1202 N Ky with shade trees shrubbery and lawn. also offers a 4 shelf unit and other items. Trade proposal seeks Roswell town property 160 acres west of Dayton and 120 acres half mile west of Dayton via Roswell Drug Co or E C Gaddis. contact E McGaffey St. 2t
Acting Governor J W Raynolds proclaims Thursday May 30 1907 as Memorial Day urging observance of ceremonies to honor fallen heroes and foster loyalty to the flag. The proclamation is dated May 21 and signed by J W Raynolds with the territorial seal.
W W Dunlap and wife sold forty acres in 12-11-23 and forty shares in the Rio Hondo Reservoir Water Users Association to J P Collier for one dollar.
Spokane May 24 The movement for a new state in the Northwest to be named Lincoln has grown from a joke to serious proportions. The Spokane Chamber of Commerce launched the campaign and has been active in shaping public sentiment in favor of creating a new commonwealth.
A proposed new state would combine the Idaho panhandle with eastern Washington and northeastern Oregon. Proponents say the interests of residents in this region align, differing from those of current state governments.
A Roswell Trade Directory card promotes a public drill at The Spring River Oil Co. property four and a half miles west of Roswell. At 9:00 AM Saturday the 25th the first lick will be struck with a large crowd of stockholders expected to attend. Everyone is invited to witness the start.
Albuquerque prepares extensive Memorial Day celebration with events organized under the supervision of the G A R. Local officials and veterans groups coordinate a program featuring parades ceremonies and tributes to fallen soldiers.
Empire Day is marked as a legal holiday in Ontario and Quebec with celebrations in most cities and towns. Victoria British Columbia hosts visitors from nearby towns and other regions, while Manitoba observes a general business suspension and Winnipeg notes enthusiastic observances.
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