Tribune Has No Stand in This Court
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
2
Fragmented note indicates a legal dispute with Tribune and a court where the paper asserts no standing. No clear date or location provided.
The Bryan-Larrazolo Club meets tonight and calls on every Democrat in Roswell to be present. Roosevelt is said to be gaining votes daily though not a Democrat, described as a demagogue. Judge Gatewood, head of the local club, is reportedly planning a surprise for the Register-Tribune. The piece notes political tensions and character claims amid the campaign.
The editorial voice argues that Theodore Roosevelt cannot separate his roles as president and political actor. It defends respect for the office while criticizing post‑office conduct and party clashes, noting Bryan as a strong national figure and discussing Hearst and Haskell amid calls for investigation. It also mentions local notices, obituaries, and public meetings in Battle Creek and nearby towns.
In a Roswell convention the Democrats pledge allegiance to Jeffersonian equal rights and urge William Jennings Bryan as their 1908 presidential candidate. They condemn Republican misrule and recount alleged frauds in Colfax coal camps with reports of polling abuses and ballot stuffing.
The statement denounces voter intimidation and ballot stuffing in Colfax Valencia and Torrance counties, calls for strict enforcement of election laws, and advocates primary elections. It condemns forest grazing restrictions, supports cattle and timber interests, seeks a public utilities commission, and urges New Mexico statehood under a Democratic administration. It ends with a note on half price Stetson shoes from Peeler at Makin's.
Roswell reports 2106 students this year, up 316 from last year, with at least 250 new pupils. Dr. Sloan of Kansas plans to move his family here due to the schools' reputations as Hig School, Bell estate, and new tennis. Local events include an outward swinging door policy, a grammer orchestra, cantata planning, and participants in upcoming contests. Dick P. Seay leaves for Amarillo after visiting relatives.
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