Roswell Daily Record And State News Echo
Roswell Daily Record details its publication, staff, and permissions as a 1903 edition. It covers political chatter by Senator Schall on silver, Roosevelt, press censorship claims, Morgenthau gold, and tax rulings impacting newspapers. The piece notes liquor cases in Albuquerque federal court and repeal-era issues for readers.
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Schall
White House
Roosevelt
Minnesota
Morgenthau
United States
State Tax Commission
Albuquerque
Ruby Mystery Onboard Ships Of Lahore
On a voyage the Rajah of Lahore, Lanyard faces scrutiny from Plan and Isquith as a ruby disappears. The crew suspects a plot, with Isquith doubting Lanyard while Plan probes beneath, and a revelation hints the missing gem may have involved a youth dubbed the captain’s son.
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Messieurs
Monsieur
Lanyard
Cherbourg
France
Plon
Isquith
Sureté
Lone Wolf
M. Michael Lanyard
Love
M. Lanyard
Lahore
Mrs. Boyce
Teaven
Sidelights On The News About California Socialist Governor Race
A New Mexico reader comments on Upton Sinclair running as a socialist candidate in California and on the broader role of party bosses and preferential primaries. The column argues that California may reflect a national trend toward open socialist options while New Mexico remains committed to boss-selected conventions and limited mass influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell New
Mexico
Congress
Associated Press
Ted
Lia News
New Mexico
California
Upton Sinclair
Santa Fe
Aucumeari
United States
American Liberties League
T. California
New Mexico Vox Pop Cleaned Up in Carlsbad Column
A Carlsbad reader lauds trading at home and jokes about a furniture shipment from El Paso. The piece notes editor Smith’s appointment, hints at criticism from New Mexico writers, and urges New Mexican readers to study a book on James Gadsden and the 1853 Gadsden Purchase near Old Mesilla and A&M College Las Cruces.
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Vox Pops
Carlsbad
el Paso
Roy Record
New Mexico
Guthmann
Harry Shuart
Smith
James Gadsen
Gadsen
United States
Old Mesilla
United States’ Senate
Guadaloupe Hidalgo
Fitzsimmons
Qld
Mesilla
Arizona
West Texas
A. & M. College
Las Cruces
Upton Sinclair Pursues Governor Run and Relief Critique
The article notes Upton Sinclair, Socialist candidate for California governor on the Democratic ticket, meeting Roosevelt to discuss poverty prevention. It quotes Sinclair praising the President and questions relief programs. It cites relief figures of sixteen million on federal aid and suggests relief hinders national recovery and harms business.
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Upton Sinclair
California
Roosevelt
Congress Plans Recovery Program Amid Capitalist Critique
The text argues Congress will pursue a recovery program including pension reform and unemployment insurance, financed by taxing capital, while warning that continued stimulus requires wealth creation. It shifts to alarming auto accident deaths in 1934, noting a 20 percent rise in six months and predicting worse months ahead, urging motorists to heed speed limits and safe driving amid regulatory leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
America
Theories Brought Into Practice By And About Power
The fragment speaks to analyzing how ideas are applied, exposing hypocrisy and injustice in the use of theory. It suggests critical examination of reasoning, urging scrutiny of motives, actions, and outcomes within power structures.
Doris Welborne Announces Studio Reopening in Missouri Street Ad
A brief notice states Doris Deter Welborne reopens her studio at 108 North Missouri. It mentions residence of B. B. Wilson and provides contact 985-J for next Tuesday. The fragment advocates stricter penalties if people fail to exercise self care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Missouri
B. B. Wilson
Roosevelts Dry County Enters Letters On Local Liquor
A reader-sent letter discusses the Roosevelt county dry status and the State Board of Liquor Control. It compares enforcement, questions why Roosevelt is treated differently, and notes the “Your New Mexico” column omits missions. A Las Cruces student asks for mission history and cites Cleve Hallenbeck's book as a resource.
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Portales
State Board of Liquor Control
Delphos
Elida
Roosevelt County
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Dry County
Las Cruces
Pecos Valley
Gran Quivera
Torrance County
Old Southwest
Cleve Hallenbeck
Roswell
Checks Ready for Registration Officials in Chaves County
Announcement by County Clerk D. P. Greiner says checks for all registration officials who served in the recent registration are made out. Officials may claim their checks by calling the county clerk's office and signing vouchers for the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves
Sigms
Accordim
D. P. Greiner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Record Publishing Company
Vphones— Business Office
Society
Cc. E. Mason
Grace 7
BEAR
Kizw
L. Scarritt
DGN Wilkeins
Newaepapé¢r Association
Alamogordo
Doubleday, Page & Co
New York
Doris Deter Welborne
Orvani
Carrizozo
Aoa
Frian
GEO. Harkness
Mer
Ines
Carlsbad Ft. Worth
Houston
Pecos
San Antonio Dallas
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