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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1908
Page
2
The passage argues the bank guaranty concept fails to protect depositors as governments demand security for funds. It notes the need for guaranty and interest, urging individuals to seek repayment guarantees on loans.
The piece critiques President Roosevelt and Bryan era tactics, notes frost in Roswell killing pumpkins, questions a local report about Larrazolo, and discusses Bank guaranty plans, Indiana local option law, and political maneuvering involving Cannon Aldrich and trust attorneys. Herman Ridder named treasurer of the Democratic National Committee.
The Santa Fe Eagle accuses Delegate Andrews of promising government seed wheat to Roosevelt and Quay county farmers to win votes. It notes he requested 5,000 bushels but the Agriculture Department said no funds are available. The pieceCharacterizes the pledge as a cheap campaign tactic.
A telegram from O A Larrazolo denounces a published speech as a fabrication. The Record reports Bryan’s sharp reply to Roosevelt praising campaign transparency and asks if contributors over various thresholds will be published before elections. Local notices promote the Home Circle Society of New Mexico and report benfits and upcoming events in Roswell and Artesia.
Willard F. Hird and Miss Mary Gill were married by Rev. C. F. Lucas at the M. E. parsonage Sunday at 10:30 am. Attendants were Kenneth Dunn and Dora Carper. They will reside in Roswell with the bride’s parents.
O A Larrazolo responds to a Roswell Register-Tribune article he calls malicious and false. He defends his record, notes campaigns in New Mexico, and states he has worked to eradicate race prejudice and foster unity among citizens.
The text notes there is no question about his fitness for the position and that Mr. Bryan has expressed himself as pleased with the selection.
Roswell locals travel to Albuquerque for the National Irrigation Congress. A Roswell Military Institute battalion joins other residents, with about fifty expected by week’s end. By Sunday morning thirty tickets had been sold for the trip to the event.
By noon 83 tickets were sold with many used on this morning's train and several on last night's special. The Military Institute battalion and its attaches needed 167 tickets. Notables listed among those gone include A Pruit Mrs J W Willson L K McGaffey J P Church W D Sweet John Shaw Charles de Bremond M W Hodges H J Thode Col C B Baker E A Cahoon H J Hagerman W C Reid and Mrs De Arcy. C R Shaw and family moved from Columbus Ind to make their home for Mrs Shaw’s health. Mr Shaw is John Shaw's brother. Community call to 1,000 men and women in Chaves county to join the Home Circle Society of New Mexico. Mrs H deB Heflin recently returned from two months in Dallas Terrill Sherman Tex.
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