Roswell Daily Record editorial caos in New Mexico politics
The Roswell Daily Record comments on state tax money, educator pay, and political factions. It critiques Governor Roosevelt on soldiers' bonuses, mocks presidential handshake customs, and accuses Senator Cutting allies in Albuquerque of undermining party unity while urging a Dillon or Seligman choice in New Mexico.
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Albuquerque Journal
Seligman
Prager Miller
New Mexico
Dillon
Battle for control in New York at Democratic convention
In Albany a New York state Democratic convention battle pits Tammany Hall led by John F. Curry against Edward J. Flynn. Flynn backs Acting Mayor Joseph H. McKee and Roosevelt aligned candidates while Curry backs former Mayor James J. Walker and Mayor John Boyd Thatcher for governor. Curry's grip weakens with uncertain support from John H. McCovey of Brooklyn.
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New York
James J. Walker
John Boyd Thatcher
Albany
Herbert H. Lehman
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Curry
John H. McCovey
Brooklyn
Desperate Warnings Over Dangerous Figure Megares
Doris urges reunion with Megares as Lee and Jack argue over safety and trust. A host of cautionary tales emerge about a dangerous man and the risk he poses to a young woman. The scene shifts between insistence on prudence and a childlike insistence on seeing him.
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Hadley
Jack
Doris
Lee
Jacs
Mezares
Megares
William MacLeod Raine
Hombre Hediey
Juan
Brennan
Gen
Ranse
Hell Cat
29 Years Ago In Roswell Railroad Meeting and Circu s
A fragment from the Daily Record notes a Roswell meeting about securing another railroad. It mentions a box of mowers and flowers from Fr anz Santheon, several local residents visiting, waterworks progress, circus arrivals, and a serialized reflection on duty and sermons. The prose reflects a bustling small‑town scene with varied items.
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Franz Santhesen
Alhlameda
Santheon
Roswell
Wildcat Chief Megares and a Nevada Ranch War
Lee Reynolds owner of a drought battered ranch hosts paying guests while quarrels with ranch foreman Ranse Brennan escalate. Jack Hadley, a California oil heir, arrives in Mexico seeking his father’s killer as Megares, a revolutionary leader, exerts control. Brennan is arrested, tensions rise, and Hadley and Lee confront danger as a revolution stirs and cattle vanish toward a perilous future.
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Lee
Ranse Brennan
Smith
Brennan
Dane Daggett
Jack Hadley
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Hadley
Daggett
Doris Silver
Frennan
Oo Palo Duro
Doris
Megares
Brenna
Brennan Ries
Mexico
Jose Barela
Barela
Manuel Megares
Jack
Luna
Ranse
Jack Hadhey
Isabella Mine
Francisco
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