Roswell Daily Record Publication Details
The Roswell Daily Record is published every evening except Sunday by a local company with a social editor listed. Subscription rates include four dollars per month with weekly and yearly options. The paper is printed in Roswell New Mexico and entered as second class mail under federal law from 1903. The Associated Press holds rights to certain news dispatches and local news is published therein.
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Roewell
New Mexico
Congress
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Associated Reas
Associated Fresh
County Day urges dry vote in key election
The Record urges Chaves county to vote against alcohol in the local option and constitutional elections to be held Tuesday. It notes lethargy among drys, warns a light turnout benefits wets, and calls all liquor opponents to polling. It also reports NRA and coal issues with strike threats in Pennsylvania if the industry code is not signed.
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Chaves County
NRA
Pennsylvania
NSA
Colleges See Rising Attendance As Promise For Nation
Increased attendance at colleges and universities is being announced. It is an encouraging sign that bespeaks better conditions in the nation.
Repeal linked to Democratic program and Roosevelt era
The passage argues repeal is a vital part of the Democratic program and Roosevelt administration. It claims the party and the Roosevelt administration must bear full responsibility and that history will record this stance.
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Roosevelt
State apportionments spark New Mexico political tensions
States around New Mexico receive large sums from a public works group while the state government lacks an approved program. Officials complain the inaction will hinder local resource development and cost thousands of jobs for unemployed residents. Calls grow for Seligman to depart.
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New Mexico
Public Works Organization
Seligman
Miss Madge Ingalls to Teach in Clovis
Clovis New Mexico Sept 13 AP Curry county officials announce Miss Madge Ingalls daughter of Maj H A Ingalls Roswell will join the county grade and high school faculty. The article notes farmers face rising prices for goods while farm incomes lag, with inflation fears cited by Agriculture Secretary Wallace and Pathfinder commentary.
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Wallace
Washington
Madge Ingalls
Clovis
N. M
KK. C. Lea
Curry County
H. A. Ingalls
Roswell
Pathfinder
Girls want to know families of their beaux
Doris Blake argues that women should meet a suitor's family to gauge compatibility and future prospects. She notes many avoid this, but marriage success often hinges on family relations. The piece urges openness about relatives and cautions against hiding them, as families inevitably matter.
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Dorothy
Voyage of a Gambler and Her Banker on a Transatlantic
Gold Franklyn schemes with Dorrance and Elverton aboard a liner bound for Havana and New York. Gip Alen’s threat sparks tension as Pierce and Dorrance plot a Wall Street merger while Doria Hathaway seeks a companion for the crossing. Gold’s ruthlessness tests loyalties as secrets mount and a shipboard drama unfolds.
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Elverton
London
Pierce
New York
Havana
Doria Hathaway
Gold
Gip Alen
Gip
Geld
Borrance
Doria
Strerage
Donna
Gip Aler
Barney Pierce
Mr. Dorrance
Dorrance
Barne; Pierce
Pierce-Dorrance
Wall Street
Mr. Pierce
Mrs. Hathaway
Donna Hathaway
Dorrancé
Miss Franklyn
September Weather, Prison Policy, and Art History Notes
Missouri State penitentiary limits prisoner intake until the sleeping sickness outbreak subsides. Spalding’s football guide cites Institute team stars Vaughan Kilgree and Dinnelli. reports a prior state title. London book sales show strong U S interest. Villa i Tatti in Florence owned by Bernard Berenson may be donated to Harvard. Harvard celebrates Lowell’s presidency and reforms as enrollment and endowment grow. An international student contest selects Russell M Cooper of Geneva and lists an American cohort bound for study at Geneva as World Student Union participants.
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Spaldine
Institute
New Mexico State U
Vaughan
Little John
Dinnelli
Kilgree
Spalding
Florence
Villa i Tatti
Harvard University
United States
Russell M. Cooper
University of Geneva
Geneva
Sentence Sermons by Rev Roy L Smith
The sermon outlines a series of timely axioms urging economists to guide policy, citizens to shape postwar peace, religion to prove its life impact, education to prepare usable living, government to favor the average man, friendship over force, and economy as a spur to recovery.
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Roy L. Smith
Twenty motorists fined at Clovis court
In Clovis New Mexico on a Sunday’s patrol drive state patrolmen Carlos Salas and Henry Eager led a crackdown yielding fines of 4.50 dollars for twenty motorists. One offender posted bond for appeal to district court.
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Clovis
N. M
Justice of the Peace Court
Carlos Salas
Henry Eager
Heavy rain at Clovis boosts crops and ranges
Clovis New Mexico received heavy rainfall last night estimated at one and seventy one hundredths inches. The soaking rain aided crop moisture and improved grazing conditions on the surrounding ranges, offering relief to farmers and ranchers in the region.
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Clovis, N. M
Wise Parents Choose Maid of Kindly Nature
A Chicago Tribune reprint counsels parents to value warmth and good temper in a maid over flawless work. It cites a near-miss with an earthworm joke highlighting patience with children and warns that faithful behavior toward kids outweighs perfect cooking. The piece ends noting the power of record want-ads.
Beer Tax Debate Hurtles Over Budget Outlook
An opinion piece quotes C F Reva claiming repeal would yield 2 billion dollars in revenue, while notes skepticism about beer's budget impact. It cites Dubin asserting beer surplus and questions whether annual revenue will reach Treasury or brewers association estimates.
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Rexews
C. FT. Reva
Quer Econoem' Ss
Dubin
Brewers’ Association
Uncertain Roswell Forecast for Pecos Valley
Uncertain tonight and Friday for Roswell and Pecos Valley with chances of local showers this afternoon and tonight. Weather forecasters expect scattered showers to affect the region, with temperatures likely moderate and humidity fluctuating through the period.
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O- Roswell
Pecos Valley
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