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Guide to MS265 El Paso Times Subject Files University of Texas at El Paso ScholarWorks@UTEP Finding Aids Special Collections Department 2012 Guide to MS265 El Paso Times subject files Jorge Avila The University of Texas at El Paso Carlos Rivera The University of Texas at El Paso Sarah Ryan The University of Texas at El Paso Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.utep.edu/finding_aid This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Special Collections Department at ScholarWorks@UTEP. It has been accepted for inclusion in Finding Aids by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@UTEP. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Guide to MS265 El Paso Times subject files Dates, 1891-1978 Bulk Dates, 1922-1978 4 feet, 7 inches (linear) Processed by Jorge Aguila 2000 & Carlos Rivera 2008 & Sarah Ryan 2012 Donated by El Paso Times, 1991. Citation: El Paso Times subject files, MS 265, C.L. Sonnichsen Special Collections Department. The University of Texas at El Paso Library. C.L. Sonnichsen Special Collections Department University of Texas at El Paso Historical Sketch The El Paso Times began publication in the spring of 1881 as a weekly newspaper operated by M.W. Carrico & Co. It became a daily paper in 1882 and added Associated Press wire service in 1883. After changing hands several times, the Times was purchased from H. D. Slater in 1928 by Dorrance Roderick and Lindsay Nunn. Nunn sold his interest in 1930, and Dorrance Roderick was the publisher even after the newspaper became part of the Gannett chain in 1972. The Times had a joint operating agreement with the El Paso Herald-Post, an afternoon newspaper, from 1936 until 1997, when the Herald-Post ceased operation. 1n 2018, the Times was still owned by the Gannett Co., and the El Paso Times was the only English-language daily in the El Paso area. Series Description or Arrangement Box one contains files on prominent El Paso individuals, arranged alphabetically. Boxes contain folders on various persons/subjects; arrangement is alphabetical. Scope and Content Notes Contains clipping files, photographic prints, negatives, correspondence, press releases, pamphlets, and other publications. Subjects include El Paso streets, historical events, El Paso businesses, military affairs on the U.S.-Mexico border, points of interest in the El Paso area, newspaper publishing in El Paso, and individuals, including, among others, José Cisneros, S.L. A. Marshall, R. E. Thomason, and Mabel Welch. Provenance Statement Materials were purged from the El Paso Times Library’s clipping files in their library, at which point the librarian, Judy Soles, offered the discards to Ann Massmann, Acting Head of Special Collections, UTEP Library. Restrictions None Literary Rights Statement Permission to publish material from the El Paso Times subject files, MS265, must be obtained from the C. L. Sonnichsen Special Collections Department, the University of Texas at El Paso Library. Citation should read, El Paso Times subject files, MS265, C. L. Sonnichsen Special Collections Department, the University of Texas at El Paso Library. Notes to the Researcher See also: El Paso Herald-Post records, MS 348. C.L. Sonnichsen Special Collections Department, University of Texas at El Paso Library. El Paso Times photographs, 1982-, PH032. C.L. Sonnichsen Special Collections Department, University of Texas at El Paso Library. Container list: Box Folder Folder Title Clippings Photos Other Material/Notes 1 1 Bonney, William June 26, ? No H.D. Slater letters, (Billy the Kid) Kathleen Houston interview, press releases, Benjamin W. Kemp letter. 1 2 Calleros, Cleofas 4/4/1954 17 Book (La Antorcha), 8/16/1959 printed material, (et al.) other typed material. See also, El Paso historical news stories (e.g., Box 5, Folders 1-3). 1 3 Cisneros, José No 1 Biography, letter, press release. 1 4 Doniphan (Col. No 1 Letters. Alexander D.) 1 5 Duke, Eleonor No 1 None 1 6 Fox, Chris P. No No Biography, speech. 1 7 Garrett, Pat No 1 Book (The Life of Pat F. Garret) 1 8 Hart, Siqueiros, Juan Missing Missing Missing “William” 1 9 Harvey, Paul No 7 1 10 Kelly, Elizabeth No 9 Invitation 1983 Hooks 1 11 Krause, Ernest Ulrich No 1 1 12 Magoffin, Judge No 1 Joseph 1 13 Marshall (S.L.A.) No No Funeral service program 1977, draft of obituary. 1 14 Mills, Anson 9/19/1909 4 Press releases. (General) (Indianapolis) 1 15 Nixon, Dr. Lawrence No 1 Press release, 1986. 1 16 Pershing, John J. No 9 U.S. Army press (military hero) releases, AP bio, “Elkspaso News” bulletin, other typed material. 1 17 Schwartz, Adolph No 1 Draft biography of Adolph Schwartz (typed). 1 18 Sonnichsen, C.L. & No 13 Carol 1 19 Stephenson, Mr. & No 2 Mrs. Hugh 1 20 Sullivan, Maude No 1 Durlin 1 21 Taft-Diaz Meeting 12/11/1955 9 Diaz and Taft Interview (typed). 1 22 Thomason, Robert E. No No Letters, 1947 telegraph, retirement letter to President LBJ, obituary draft. 2 1 Adams, William A. 7/5/61 No 3/25/58 2 2 Adrian Weekly and 7/ 24/1885 No Times (Michigan), 1885 2 3 Agriculture-early No No Typed material. 2 4 Air Mail Service 10/16/30 2 inaugural 8/17/39 (et al.) 2 5 Airline Crash, 1932 4/29/1956 No Typed material. 2 6 Airplanes - early 9/12/1965 3 2 7 Alamogordo and 4/29/1956 No Typed material. Sacramento Mountain Railway 2 8 Alguin, Phil (Little) 2/15/23 No (accused murderer) 10/27/1938 (et al.) 2 9 Allison, Clay 9/30/1973 No (gunman, 1840) 8/18/1963 2 10 American Airlines, Jet 5/12/1965 18 Negatives. loses wheel and lands safely 2 11 American Federation Missing Missing Missing of Labor, Convention November 18, 1924 2 12 American National 3/9/1975 No Bank (San Antonio & Oregon, 1905-1910) 2 13 American Smelting 4/29/1956 No and Refining Corp. 2 14 Aoy O. V. (early El 12/1/1947 3 Paso educator) 4/28/1950 2 15 Apache-Mexican 4/29/1956 No Wars, late 1800s 2 16 Arthur, Patricia No 32 (accused murderer) (folder 1 of 2) 2 17 Arthur, Patricia 9/9/1955 No (accused murderer) 11/29/1956 (folder 2 of 2) 2 18 Athletic Eating Club, 9/17/1950 No 1890 2 19 Atlas Building Co. No 1 Typed material. 2 20 Austin High School No 1 Typed material. 2 21 Austin Terrace No 1 2 22 “Australian Billy” 5/23/1976 No See also, “Smith, versus Dave Flahrity Billy…” (Box 13, fight, 1904. Folder 20). 2 23 Automobiles, early El 8/19/1951 No Paso 2 24 Aviation, early El 7/7/1963 1 Typed material. Paso 8/18/1942 2 25 Badger Grocery Store No Missing Typed material. 1890 2 26 Badger Lumber Yard No Missing Typed material 1900 2 27 Bailey, Harry H. 7/16/1950 2 Book/autobiography (pioneer, author) 4/23/1954 (When New Mexico (et al.) Was Young), Letter 1954, negatives. 2 28 Balloon Flight (first Yes, no date No known Mexico-U.S.) 2 29 Banking in Texas 7/27/1952 No (early history) 8/10/1952 (et al.) 2 30 Basketball AAU 9/20/1953 No Champs of the Southwest 1927 2 31 Basketball YMCA 8/9/1953 No See also, “YMCA…” Champs 1911 (Box 14, Folder 26). 2 32 Baseball Team 7/5/1953 No See also, “YMCA…” YMCA 1908 (Box 14, Folder 26). 2 33 Bass, Sam 1/6/74 No (Gunfighter) 2 34 Bassett Shopping No 1 Center 2 35 Bataan Memorial No No Typed material. Trainway 2 36 Baylor, Gen John R. 7/24/1955 No (Civil War battles of Mesilla) 2 37 Bean, Judge Roy 12/19/1939 No Hand-written material. 2 38 Belding, C. D. 5/2/1951 No 2 39 Bennis, Joseph G. 2/3/1939 1 (attorney, civic 9/25/1940 leader) (et al.) 2 40 Bicycle Events, First Yes, no date 1 1886 2 41 Big Bend Mining 5/6/1956 No District 2 42 Big Kid’s Palace 1/2/1977 No Café, 1923 2 43 Bike Race Ysleta-El 7/5/1947 No Paso, 1893 2 44 Binkley, J.B., Drove 4/29/1956 No automobile from El Paso to California, 1909 2 45 Blazer’s Mill 11/9/1947 No 3/26/1978 2 46 Bolton, Dr. W. S., 6/30/1947 No escape from Juárez jail, 1890 2 47 Bond, Mrs. Nancy E. Yes, no date No 2 48 Borden, Gail No No Book (The Story of Gail Borden) 2 49 Border Rifle 4/26/1953 No (forerunner to Texas 12/14/58 National Guard) 2 50 Boxing - early 9/1/1946 No 4/29/1956 2 51 Bowie, Henry T. (civic 5/14/1950 No leader) 2 52 Bowlers, City 8/23/1953 No National Bank 1917 2 53 Brazito, Battle of 12/22/1963 1 1846 3/24/1976 2 54 Bridgers, W. W. 3/07/1924 1 Typed material, (“Billy”) (early civic 1/17/1946 hand-written leader) material. 2 55 Bronson Block, early 11/22/1953 No 1900s 5/11/1980 3 1 Bucher, William H. 7/24/1966 No (pioneer banker) 3 2 Buildings (oldest in El 9/23/1966 No Paso area) 3 3 Bull vs Lion, Juarez 8/7/1949 No bullring- 1929 3 4 Burges, Richard F. No 1 (1873-1945) 3 5 Butterfield Overland 9/26/1948 6 Hand-drawn maps Mail Co. (southern 8/1/1971 (routes), typed route 1956) (et al.) material. 3 6 Caballo Dam 3/7/1936 No 3 7 Cadwallader, Edgar 7/1/1962 No (Very brittle E.
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