New Mexico Statehood Debate and Political Turmoil
The article discusses pushing Larrazolo for Congress to ease statehood, critiques President Roosevelt and party politics, and notes Albuquerque press dynamics. It mentions Hagerman’s removal, the Santa Fe graft motive, and Bryan’s expected victory. It also covers federal building site offers and a Canadian Pacific strike settlement.
Local notes on moves, politics, and legal cases in Roswell
J H Gregg and family moved from the Indian reserve north of Elk to Roswell and will work at Roswell Trading Company. E E Gentry arrived from Wichita on business. Mrs H P Black recovers from appendicitis. Democratic praise contrasts with Republican critique of the East. calls for Bryan and a Democratic House to curb trusts. Mrs Beisle says she shot Erb, fearing for her life. Real estate transfers include G A Richardson and J B Russell property deals. Will Nisbet returns to Portales for auto work after visiting North Pennsylvania relatives.
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J. H. Gregg
Roswell
Elk
Mr. Gregg
Tannehill Brothers
Roswell Trading Company
Senate
United States
Standard Oil Company
Washington
Bryan
House of Representatives
Beisle
Erb
Will Nisbet
Portales
R. C. Nisbet
Pennsylvania Avenue
Roosevelt would dictate his successor in office
Cooper & Son to Kenna Mercantile Co for 100 dollars Lot 1 Block 13 Kenna Miss Maud Kellar returns from ten weeks with relatives at South McAlester Okla joined by sister Mrs S F Loughborough and will be joined by Mr Loughborough around the twelfth John W Kern attacks the President’s plan to dictate a successor and third term as dangerous The stockmen defeat post office clerks in bowling 194 pins Will Johnson high game 179 and high average 161 Dick Barnett and S J Huckaby in Dexter report better times and fine crops
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Cooper & Son
Kenna Mercantile Co
Ken
West
Nicholas Longwort
America
Taft
Roosevelt
Kern
Dick and
John Barnett
Dexter
S. J. Huckaby
Roswell
Mr. Huckaby
LarrAzola Denies Lie About Speech and Race Remarks
O A Larrazola rebuts claims printed in the Roswell Register-Tribune asserting he spoke of “gringo” dominance and racial loyalty. He states he has campaigned widely, denies the accusation, and defends his record against anti Mexican prejudice while urging unity and fair civic spirit.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Son of Admiral Evans Faces Court Martial
Testimony in the case of Lieut. Frank Evans, son of Admiral Evans, was completed in Manila on October 7. He is charged with leaving his post while on deck, disrespect to a superior officer, and intoxication. The defense contested the intoxication claim, presenting evidence he went below to quell a disturbance. Summing up remains. Miss Newman Hurt at the Rink.
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Manila
P. I
Frank Evans
Louisiana
Admiral Evans
Evans
Prominent Politician at DeArmond Concert at M E Church
A prominent politician appears with the DeArmond Concert Company at the M E Church in South next Monday night. The event promises notable political and cultural interest and invites the public to attend.
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DeArmond
M. E. Church
South
the DeArmonds
Philadelphia Officer Erb Shot Dead at Country Home
Captain J Clayton Erb trusted lieutenant of Israel W Durham was killed at his country home near Philadelphia by his sister in law Katherine Beisle during a domestic quarrel. The shooting prompted speculation as visiting Greenville Texas men including Clarence Tippett J W Campbell and John Carsey departed for home via Pecos. The piece notes local civic notices and charity appeals in Roswell as well.
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Philadelphia
Here
J. Clayton Erb
Israel W. Durham
Erb
Katherine Beisle
Eric
Clarence Tippett
J. W. Campbell
John Carsey
Greenville
Tex
Pecoy
Mr. Campbell
Hagerman
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N. M
Record Publishing CO
Congress
Larrazolo
Teddy
Albuquerque
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The
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Journal
Republican National Committee
Dr. Hagerman
Santa Fe
Arizona
Nick
Didacy
Mr. Bryan
Federal
IAN Pacific Railway
Winnipeg
Bury
Canadian Pacific
Ternoon
U. S
Ernest Mathews
Home Circle Society of New Mexico
N. Main St
Record Office
E. E. Gentry
Wichita
Kan
Texas
Pennsylvania
East
Andrews
Messrs
Wm. Weirauch
Wm. van Doren
G. A. Richardson
A. M. Robertson
J. B. Russell
J. J. Roscoe
South Roswell
W. H. Cooper
Kenna
John W. Kern
P. O
P.O
Will Johnson
Ross Malone
L. B. Boellner’s
Optician
O. A. Larrazolo
Register-Tribune
J. D. Hudgins
Bill
Dorothy
Dallas
Texarkana
Shreveport
Hudgins
Eva Nelson
London Conservatory
Guy H. Herbert
Star
F. O. Vernon
O. A. Larrazola
Associated Press
William J. Bryan
W. D. McBee
James Mullins
R. Brice
Chaves Co
Democratic
N. J. Fritz
Cou’r
W. M. Atkinson
J. T. Evans
F. P. Gayle
Co. L. Ballard
James Sutherland
C. Co. Hill
V. R. Kenney
Gandy
Kiplings
Newman
Artie Newman
James F. Hinkle
Elkins
Kansas City
C. E. Odem
Board of Control of
Feder
Ated Charities of
Board of Control
I Federated Charities Roswell
Mike Diefenbach
Union Hill, Ill
G. J. Bossert
Hersher
Nell R. Moore
J. J. Jaffa
Federated Charities of
City of
Well Drug & Jewelry Co
P. W. Longfellow
Las Vegas
Santa
Rufus Edwards
Quanah
R. F. Cruse
Makin
Eastern Railway Co
National Irrigation Congress and Industrial Exposition
D. L. Meyers
D. Burns
Roswell, N. M
Allery Furniture Co
Ambulance Service
Slicker
GOLO
AL Tower CO
Boston
USA
Cardiam CO. Limited
Toronto
Can