Prohibition Debate Shapes 1920 Election in Southwest
The piece argues the 18th amendment will define the 1920 race. It contrasts Democratic wet aims to repeal Prohibition with Republican calls to retain and test the 18th amendment. It warns a Roosevelt win means repeal, while Hoover retention secures Prohibition. The author urges Dry Democrats to reconsider.
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West
South
Hoover
Republican Party
White House
Roosevelt
Hooper
Richie
al Smith
Mrs. Norton
Lee Ranch at Border War and Murder Plot
Geena Lee Reynolds runs a drought crippled ranch leasing a Mexican rancho. A revolution brings Megares and Ranse Brennan into conflict. Jack Hadley, a California oil man, seeks his murdered father’s killer while Doris Silver is rescued by air. Lee and Hadley face a Gram court martial at sunset.
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Lee Reynolds
Megares
Ranse Brennan
Lee
Brennan
Dunc Daggett
Jack Hadley
California
Hadley
Doris Silver
Rancho
Doris
Harold Silver
Jack
Miss Reynolds
Col. Brennan
Bie
Ranse
Star
Francisco
Meares
Fanse
Ceeon
Dagger and court martial clash amid Mexico siege tale
In a battered saga a revolver at the back of an old man sparks a tense retreat as Brennan seeks to save Jack Reynolds while Megares plans a firing squad. The scene shifts to a New Mexico foreclosure notice as a legal proceeding unfolds, detailing a 160 acre tract in Chaves County and a pending sale.
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Francisco
Jack
Mae
Ranse Brennan
Lee
Maj. Marcos
Megares
Prennan
Brennan
Palo Duro
Mesares
Rancho
Township
East
Chaves County
New Mexico
S. T. Galloway
Twenty Years With The Record Man Alf Guffey
Alf Guffey of the Daily Record composing room marks twenty years with The Record today. He joined October 26, 1912, with brief breaks including wartime service. Married with a large loving family, he remains popular, cheerful, and helpful, a fine American and valued veteran of The Record.
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Alf Guffey
Daily Record
Record
Alf
Alf Guffer
Record Family
Reerd
Reverend Van Valkenburgh to Speak at Local Church
Rev Henry Van Valkenburgh will deliver an address Friday night at 7 50 at the Baptist Church under the auspices of the JW and GC. He formerly led the Methodist Church here for five years and is now elected superintendent of the Texas Anti-Saloon League, drawing on his local connections.
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Henry van Valskenbuargh
Paptist
van Valken
Burch
League
Republicans in Penn lead with record registrations
Harrisburg reports Republican registration in Pennsylvania rose to 2,911,068 for the general election, an all time high as rural turnout grows. Democratic enrollment fell by 32,414 from 1928. The total for all parties is 3,912,671, down 9,505 from 1928.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Elections Bureau
25 Years Ago in Roswell Evening Tragedy and Land Deals
A 61 year old man was found dead in a Pecos avenue stable after heavy drinking. coroner’s jury returns verdict. Roosevelt signals support for New Mexico and Arizona statehood, but not this session. Tallmadge Brothers buy 80,000 acres near Frida to parcel for homes. Cadets dance party in Gymnasium hall with Mexican orchestra. Artesia and Roswell high school baseball game draws attendees. Local church notices list pastors for Sunday services across several denominations.
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Pecos Avenue
Public Land Notice Seeks Three Year Proof in Roswell NM
Department of the Interior notice from Santa Fe dated October 17 1937 states Preston A Matthews of Dallas Texas filed to prove up homestead claims No 65145 and 651746 in Township 3 South Range 2156 N M P Meridian. Proof to establish land claim before US Commissioner Dan C Savage in Roswell NM on November 2 1932. Witnesses J F Mikusik G P Parsons from Roswell William K E Shields and Stinson Martin from Dunlap New Mexico.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Preston A. Matthews
Seever St
Dallas
Texas
N. M. P. Meridian
Dan C. Savage
U. S
Roswell
J. F. Mikusik
G. P. Parsons
William KE. Shields
Chives
Stinson Martin
Dunlap
A. M. Bergere
Hepicter
Great Talent to Turn Trouble Into Value
The piece by Rev. Roy L. Stith extols a great talent to transform trouble into merit. It praises the ability to say no with grace, spot rising individuals early, seek compensation in pain, patiently await truth, inspire others to strive, and see the good in the worst moments.
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Roy L. Stith
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