Seligman Tax Reform Myth Told by New Mexico Trib
Governor Seligman faced sharp criticism as New Mexico voters learned his promised tax reform fizzled. A hastily assembled committee, populated by Old Guard Republicans and corporate interests, produced a rushed program handed to a Senate with five days to decide. The move sparked outcry over a lack of public input and the governor pressuring passage without scrutiny.
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Sfefligman
Senate
Seligman
Russi
Hus
New Mexico
Seignan
Capt
W. C. Reid
Santa Fe
George Downer
Charles Springer
Ard
Ert Aspland
Reed Holloman
Dow- Santa We Railroad
Rupert Asplund
Santa Tex Assocition
Old Guard Ttain
E. R. Wright
J. E. Owens
J. O. Seth
Reid
Mitter
Dillon
Seliz
Republican Senate
Mevares Revealed In Rebel Ambush Twist
In a tense scene Sezen and the Rebels clash as Silver and his men force back attackers. Gonzales presents the captive Mevares, whose ironic greeting to senorita Le e hints at a personal stake in the escape plot and unfinished business. Concluded tomorrow.
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Sezen
Silver
S. Gonzales
Lee
Mevares
Senorita
William MacLeod Raine
WET LEADER SAYS IF HOOVER WILL NEVER SEE REPEAL
Raymond Pitcairn of Philadelphia resigns as director of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment and as secretary of the United Repeal Council citing failure to speak clearly on repeal. He says the election is a referendum on modification or repeal and that a Roosevelt win would be a repeal victory.
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New York
Raymond Pitcairn
Philadelphia
Democratic National
Association Against the Prohibition
United Repeal Council
Patcairn
Roosevelt
F Hoover
25 Years Ago In Roswell in Daily Record 1997 item
A Roswell column recalls Territorial court cases including liquor offenses selling to minors and other charges. It notes insanity defense for Harry K. Thaw in a New York murder case, new car arrivals for J O Cummins and E F Evans, local business travel from Roswell Wool and Hide Co., Pecos flood impacts, National Guard duty authorizations, and livestock trades plus Shropshire bucks imported from Canada.
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Daily Record
Territorial Court
Lquor
Emiltry
A Fool Always Fun and the Folly Dressed as Reason
The piece argues a fool seeks excuses for failure and finds reasons to justify folly. It notes multiple tricks to rationalize errors, including laughs at folly, shared blame, and excuses that make the folly seem reasonable to the fool and to others.
Local radio ad seeks medical help with phone details
An old classified style note offers medical help without reference to radio type. It provides a contact at 115 West Second St and includes Adv. 26tfe. The terse line suggests a general call for doctor services rather than a specific product.
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West Second St
Adv
Drought, Revolution and Escape at a Mexican Ranch
Lee Reynolds owns a drought pressed ranch and leases a Mexican rancho. A border revolution led by Megares ensues as Brennan seeks revenge. Jack Hadley, a California millionaire, is revealed as a former mine owner’s son. tensions culminate in a drum court martial and a daring escape with Lee aided by Hadley and Megares.
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Lee Reynolds
Megares
Ranse Brennan
Lee
Brennan
Dunc Daggett
Jack Hadley
California
Hadley
Doris Silver
Rancho
The Stables Turned on a Night of Escape and Fire
In a chaotic house scene men rush about as Jack Hadley, Miss Lee Reynolds, and Dunc Daggett flee to a stable. Megares vows to kill them all, a fight ensues, and a tense standoff ends with Megares’s capture or death likely, while Gonzales and Hadley secure safe escape for Reynolds and others.
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Hadley
Pedro
Jack
Lee
Megare
Gringo Dog
Miss Reynolds
Megares
Mancos
Jee
Dane
Gonzales
Luna
Willian Megares
Jack. Hailey
Capain
Rancho
Daggett
Hiareid Silver
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Sdber Secrets T Eiditer
Advertising Manascer
Time
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Congress
The
Associated Press
New Mexico State Tribune
Hoover
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Roswell Taday
J. O. Cummins
FE. B. Evans
Cameron
W. A. Pryanit
Roswell Wool & Hide Co
Torrance
Paso
Pecos
Pecos Valley
Oliver C. Nelson
Eugene A. Lohman
National Guard
Carlos Vierra
Co. F
First Infantry
M. F. Lovelace
Fritz Brink
Will Johnson
James Mitler
Walter H. Long
J. R. Dendinger
J. R. Keaster
Cheries de
Roy L. Smith
Cess
Garey
Raine
Waist
Livecaks
Mezares
Mr. Hadley
Dagsett
Dunc Dageett
Dane Daggett
Avanueros
Col. Mancos
Harold
Dune Dagger
Caaraalnams
Belery
Stanley
Hootstowal
Tonys
Stan
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