Roswell Daily Record political commentary and notices
Local Roswell paper notes upcoming state races endorsed by a women’s association, business slowly improving, and political commentary on Hoover era charges. It recalls tax figures from Seligman and discusses unemployment in London, with reflections on Gore’s criticisms of Hoover and Wilson’s administration.
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Seligman savings figures questioned in campaign
The New Mexico State Tribune critiques Seligman and Dillon over claimed state savings. Seligman touts six million dollars saved in two years, while Dillon notes $72,000 more expenditures in the last year. The paper urges itemized statistics on economies, receipts, and spending across departments for clarity.
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Rebel Texas ranch saga ends in daring escape and capture
Lee Reynolds, owner of a drought strained ranch, hides her herd as revolution heats the border. Jack Harley, a California heir, fights off Megares and soldiers to free Reynolds and her workers, planning a dusk escape through servant quarters as danger closes in.
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Escape from confinement by Raine’s 1931 tale
Fugitives Jack and Lee recall a tense street encounter as a Mexican mob questions their presence near a horse. A cigarette glow reveals Col. Pedro approaching, sparking a poised standoff over reprieve from a court martial and a planned walk granted by Gen Megares after a day confined to rooms.
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Pedro
Roswell Notes A Variety Of Local Happenings
Twenty five years ago in Roswell the Daily Record reports Roy Daniel’s Dallas visit and his Clarksville roots. A large tract near Clovis opens for homesteading. Ben Tallmadge trial underway with U.S. attorneys Llewellyn Medler Leahy Bateman and defense lawyers Gatewood Hervey Richardson. Edith Geyer departs for Chicago. Beulah Walters and Walter Justice wedding announced. Ernest Best and Zola Kin singer wed in Artesia. Dr. E M Fisher buys a new 24 horsepower Detroit automobile costing 1750 dollars, muddy roads delay test run.
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When a Man Begins to Learn and Weaken Self Respect
A compact sermon notes how teaching others widens self knowledge and tempering words preserves judgment. It warns that excuses erode self respect and complaints breed confessions while fighting habits marks life’s ongoing battle. The piece closes with an ad claiming Record Want Ads Get Results and a Halloween dance notice by Stockley’s Orchestra on October 28.
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