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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
2
It asks if laundry service is worth trusting to be conscientious and sanitary. It promotes Roswell Laundry Co with a policy of fair dealing and soft water. It also advertises Roswell Auto Co tire sale offering money savings and tire solutions. A meeting at Court House features Hervey speaking Friday night.
A fragmented listing of county officials including Howard Russell Reid Fred Miller County Treasurer G C Arnold County Clerk Hial K Cobean County Sheriff A V Flowers Supt Schools Mary L White County Assessor Frank Wortman County Surveyor Arthur F Schram Probate Judge J B Gromo County Commissioners First Dist R C Worswick Second Dist Robt Kellahin Third Dist Tom McKinstry
Maurice de Kobra denied being the man said to have approached Senator Harding on behalf of France for a new association of nations. He told Governor Cox he had not seen Harding and only sought an interview which was refused.
A record breaking nine thousand mile air trip concluded at 1 37 this afternoon as army plane No 4 landed in Mineola on a return from Nome Alaska Lieutenant Ross Kirkpatrick piloted the winning plane with three other aircraft arriving shortly after the finish.
A London merchant notes miners and colliers enjoying high earnings as property is sold by peers and landowners. He cites pay-sheets showing some workers earning over 65 dollars weekly after deductions, while miners flaunt wealth and demand the best goods at current prices.
Albert Vogel of Jeannette Pennsylvania at 108 says he would never vote for a Democrat. He cast his first presidential ballot for Polk and has voted Republican since Lincoln. Next month he will vote for Harding and Coolidge, wishing to put America first and oppose the Wilson League.
In Jeannette, Grandpa Vogel strolls daily and sometimes preaches at Western Pennsylvania churches. He began as a Capitol lamplighter at fifteen, ran errands for Congress, and vividly recalls Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, and the era of Andrew Jacksons 1832 inauguration.
Riverside critic J Gabbert samples Harding paper in Marion and praises its editorial discipline. He notes editors with Harding served from 20 to 388 years and that Harding oversees every detail from pay rates to typesetting and advertising accounts.
The Washington Post hotel column recalls Governor James M. Cox of Ohio praising the President for peace. It notes mass support for his slogan He Kept Us Out of War as a campaign edge and criticizes Cox as willing to use any slogan to win.
Sioux City Journal notes Senator Harding addressed farmers at the Minnesota State Fair praising his constructive statesmanship and calm tone. The piece contrasts his agricultural policy discussion with Governor Cox’s political rhetoric at the same event, highlighting qualifications for the presidency.
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