Political Clash Over Territorial District Creation
The Pecos Valley crowd rejects unkept promises and questions Bull on the Sixth Judicial District tenure. They challenge Andrews and Rodey’s roles, accuse him of stealing Rodey’s credit, demand Wool price explanations, and call for new leadership as Roswell residents weigh the disputed record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bull
Mann
Rodey
Andrews
Pennsylvania
Territorial Republican Committee
Taft and Bryan in the Philippine Typhoon Debate
A Philadelphia Record snapshot frames Taft as aligned with Roosevelt and warns that Taft’s destruction is not premature but anticipatory in a Philippine village hit by a typhoon. It also links Bryan to curbing major trusts including steel, sugar, and lumber, framing an impending political cyclone this November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Philippines
Bryan
Steel Trust
Sugar Trust
Lumber Trust
Federated Charities of Aswell aims to aid the ill and jobless
A fragment urges readers to support the Federated Charities of Aswell, detailing duties of secretary Miss Nell R Moore and treasurer J J Jaffa. It calls for immediate subscriptions to fund relief and employment for those in need, with a note to phone the secretary to arrange pickups. It also mentions New Makerel crop at the U S Market and a contact phone 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control of
The
Federated Charities of Roswell
Nell R. Moore
J. J. Jaffa
Federated Charities of
Aswell
Makerel
U. S
Cur ry speaks before voters for Republican candidate Bull Andrews
A fragment notes George Curry addressing listeners in support of Republican candidate Bull Andrews, highlighting the novelty of having Curry speak to the audience and promote the campaign. The report captures a political rally moment without further context.
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George Curry
Bull” Andrews
Roswell political promises and race for votes debated
The Roswell scene heats up with promises from Andrews and Curry, while Taft Sherman and Bull posters appear. The piece questions why Democrats would back Andrews and argues Republicans should support Larrazolo, amid talk of a railroad, resignation, and the baseball championship backdrop.
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Andrews
Larrazolo
Andrews Credited For Roswell Federal Building Aid
The piece notes Andrews likely aided Gov Curry in securing the Roswell Federal building appropriation and cautions him not to claim credit for actions by former delegates. It also mentions Republicans turning Roswell’s Fourth of July event into an Andrews rally and seizing the opportunity to draw a crowd at the annual horse show.
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Andrews
Gov Curry
Roswell
Gov. Hagerman
Smokewam Horse Show Teases and a Talking Bull
Local chatter spots Otto at the Smokewam gathering for the horse show. Fred jokes about hearing the bull. Otto counters that a real bull cannot talk, and Fred adds this bull might. A lighthearted slice of daily town conversation.
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Otto
Fred
Andrews and the Statehood Question in New Mexico
A political pamphlet questions Andrews on the territory's tax rise from 73.4 to over 15 mills and accuses him of taking credit for a 975000 acre school land grant while Fergusson secured it. It asks why statehood and a railroad promises were not kept, and why Roosevelt warned against joint statehood without action.
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Andrews
New Mexico
Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
Arizona
Tariff debates and land transfers across states noted in court notices
The excerpt discusses tariff issues and their impact on American workers, contrasting Republican rhetoric with perceived losses of prosperity. It mentions Andrew Carnegie donating $20,000 to Hughes’ campaign, Karl Laidlaw’s influence from tariff laws, and several real estate and chattel transactions including lands, ranches, and scrip. The text also notes a sheriff sale and a visit to relatives in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Taft
Andrew Carnegie
Hughes
Laird
Skibo
Poem Rivalry and Local Notices From New Mexico
A Kipling inspired verse contrasts Zogbaum and a narrator with naval and literary lines. Local items announced: D. S. Rosenwald leaves Albuquerque after visiting S. Uhlfelder, Rothenberg and Schloss cigar company. In Roswell, buggy paint and repair at R F Cruse shop. Mike Daniel heads to Clovis to join his father’s family. J I Wilson of Magdalena visits after nine days selling horses, departing for Portales.
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D. S. Rosenwald
Albuquerque
S. Uhlfelder
The
Rothenberg & Schloss Cigar Co
Mike Daniel
Clovis
B. F. Daniel
J. I. Wilson
Magdalena, N. M
Portales
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John W. Kern
D. A. Larrazolo
W. D. McBee
James Mullins
Chaves Co
Democratic
N. J. Fritz
Cou
W. M. Atkinson
J. T. Evans
F. P. Gayle
Co. L. Ballard
Guy ‘H. Herbert
James Sutherland
C. Chill
Vv. R. Kenney
Philadelphia Record
Allery Furniture Co
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Board of Control, Federated Charities
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Nebraska
Bund
Roswell People
Curry
Chicago
Sherman
Bull
Republican Party
Ipling
Priar
Lewis W. Nes
Wm. F. Welty
Mamie Leopold
C. E. Morris
W. F. Welty
Willie H. Wil
Martha Tonge
E. L. Smith
Jatta
Lea
J. W. Rhea
Sion
J. E
Title & Trust
Ing
Pampa, Texas
Admiral Evans
Rudyard Kipling
Zogbaum
Hampton
Broadway Magazine
R. F. Cruse
South Main
Venus
Jupiter
Hugh Lewis Jr
Office of Title & Trust Co
Dr. C. M. Vbter
Lyceum
Christian Church
Fowler
London
Stella Ritter
Norvell Orchestra
Flag Song
Grace Miller
Carl Saunders
Selfpcter
Fantana
Bess McClane
Dora Thornton
Arthur Farnsworth
Benjamin Jaffa
Carmena
H. Lane Wilson
Prager
Mrs. Ritter
Louise Cahoon
Marie Chapman
Nancy Cruse
Drusilla Barnett
George Slaughter
Bertram Jaffa
Lloyd Bennet
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