Roswell Daily Record masthead and misc credits
The fragment shows the Roswell Daily Record with staff roles including Society Editor E MASON and City Editor WILKINS, advertising manager, pricing, and delivery details. It includes publication details from May 19, 1903, distribution in Roswell New Mexico, and Associated Press copyright notice.
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E. Mason
Miditer
T. Bear
W. L. Scarritt
Wilkins
Roswell
Mexico
Congress
Build the fleet now to deter war and progress
In a Friday editorial the writer urges immediate expansion of the naval air fleet for national defense. America faced world jealousy and threats, warning that war may come sooner than later if fleets remain only on paper. Columbus Day reflections note vast modern progress yet ongoing unrest and looming conflict.
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United States
Columbus
New World
Christopher Columbus
America
Ozarks
Haskel House
Nance Jordan
Woodland Hills
Haskel Place
MA Cinderella in Pine Knob Chronicles Family Bonds
Ann Haske rules Pine Knob with an iron hand yet shows generosity. Diane Carroll, a gifted artist, earns Ann’s wary respect. John Herbert, Ann’s returned son, forms a bond with Diane as tensions rise over lineage, property, and a backwoods household. A vivid Ozark setting frames conflict and quiet devotion.
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Ann Haske
Pine Knob
Ozarks
Ann
Diane Carrol
Diane
Ohn Herbert
Judge Shannon
John Herbert
Jeff Todd
Coining of the Texas Centennial Half Dollar Stirs Publicity
Texas readers see AP coverage of the new half dollar honoring the Lone Star Centennial to be issued in 1936. The coin features an eagle on a lone star and portraits of Stephen F. Austin and Sam Houston with inscriptions Texas Independence Centennial Remember the Alamo. The American Legion sponsors the project as a publicity tool to boost national sentiment. The piece also notes hot oil abuses in New Mexico and economic shifts tied to NRA policies, plus local vignettes on moonshine, juror reforms, and teacher hiring.
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Texas
Cour
American Legion
Stephen F. Austin
Sam Houston
Texas Independence
Alamo
United States
Uncle Sam
AP News
New Mexico
Corsicana
Ncessary
NRA
Congress
New Mexico Tax Debates and Red Scare Echoes
A political column questions land policy and homesteading in New Mexico, criticizes marginal lands, and discusses a Dallas grand jury report. It notes Texas interest in New Mexico sales tax, Townsend age pension rumors, and J. D. Merriam’s advocacy for a safe tax system amid cross border chatter.
Plan for allied Zeppelin service would link two German and two American zeppelins
Edson R. Waite recounts New Mexico history and pride while noting a plan under American consideration to run a joint Zeppelin passenger service with two German and two American airships. The piece quotes Governor A W Hockenhull reflecting on New Mexico’s enduring, colorful settlement and cultural heritage.
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Edson R. Waite
A. W. Hockenhull
New Mexico
Sierras
Chato Canyon
Inventors Congress Showcases Odd New Gear in Denver
At the National Inventors' Congress in Denver this week exhibitors displayed a mix of curious items including cast iron gloves paper lingerie copper bathing suits and shoes claimed to enable walking on water.
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National Inventors’ Congress
Denver
Forests Improved In State By CCC
Civilian Conservation Corps workers in New Mexico strengthened forest fire protection facilities in the national forests, with about 4000 CCC men contributing. Their work also included forest improvements, watershed and flood control projects, and erosion efforts across the state over the past year and a half.
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Washington
Oct
New Mexico
Civilian Conservation Corps
Robert Fechner
Fechner
CCC
Dona Ana County Democrats pick county officers and reps
Las Cruces voters select a full county slate including Surveyor William B. Smith Probate Judge Juan Guerra Clerk Felipe Lopez Assessor Earl Stull Treasurer Aces Prichard Sheriff Jose Veramontes School Superintendent Cala Eylay and Commissioners Emilio Provencio Sam Klein John Case Representatives E G Borufda and Robert Harrison. A resolution called for a statewide primary law.
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Las Cruces
Oct
Dona Ana
William B. Smith
Juan Guerra
Felipe Lopez
Earl Stull
Aces Prichard
Jose Veramontes
Cala Eylay
Emilio Provencio
Sam Klein
John Case
E. G. Borufda
Robert Harrison
Sermons by Rev L Smith on justice and self rule
The Rev L Smith sermon asserts contentment with injustice harms freedom and true greatness comes from struggle. It warns against ruling others without ruling self and dismisses rule without God as worldly plebiscite thinking.
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L. Smith
God
Coiner Not Blamed For Death In Inquest
A coroner's jury in San Diego finds Lieutenant Richard T. Comer Jr. not legally responsible for the death of his wife Lorainne Coiner in an auto crash that occurred yesterday. Present at the inquest were Col. W. Bell of the U. S. A. and Mrs. Richard Comer, the lieutenant's mother, who arrived by plane from Port Orc.
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San Diego
Calif
Richard T. Comer, Jr
Loranine
Coiner
Was
Act Dental
Colp. W. Bell
Richard Coler
Collier Heads to Taos to Explain Wheeler-Howard Bill
John Collier of the U S Commissions arrived in Albuquerque late yesterday and left at once for Taos where he is said to explain the Wheeler-Howard bill to the Indians there.
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Albuquerque
Oct
John Collier
U. S
Taess
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