Labor federation repudiates Workers Chronicle over editorials
The New Mexico State Federation of Labor formally repudiated the New Mexico Workers Chronicle and the Morning Journal editor Carl C Magee as an open shop advocate. The executive board issued a telegram stating the Chronicle would no longer be the federation’s official organ and criticizing its editorial on Judge R H Hanna and Magee. The ruling, adopted at a Gallup meeting October 23 1920, ordered publication of the action in New Mexico press.
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New Mexico
Chronicle
State Federation of Labor of
New Aexico
Morning Journal
R. H. Hanna
Carl C. Magee
Adcates
Gap
W. M
Albuquerque
N. M
Labor of New Mexico
Gallup
New Mex
Hironicle
New Mexico Workers’ Chroanias
Re Federation of Labor and Allied Unions of
Myr. AY. C.jn Ourt
Labor
League to Cost Four Hundred Thousand a Month
A major league plans to spend about four hundred thousand dollars monthly, outlining a substantial budget for operations and player costs. Details on teams or revenue sources were not specified in the fragment.
Harding aloof from Wilson Spencer controversy
Senator Harding avoided commenting on the Wilson Spencer dispute while remarks by Romanian Premier Bratianu were cited as adding context. He stressed opposition to amending the league covenant and warned against forced involvement in European affairs. The piece also notes the League budget totaling 490000 monthly for next year.
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Maino
Gaio
Wilson
Spencer
Paris
America
Harding
Bratiano
Rumania
Romania
Supreme Control Council
Furope
Bratians
Thomas Jefferson
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Pledge on Taxation Promises Revisit in 1911 Platform
Santa Fe New Mexico October 23 1911 report on the Republican pledge to correct inequalities in property taxation and the ongoing debate over assessment practices. The article cites figures for China Copper company and a Journal ownership assessment, noting questions to be addressed by the incoming legislature.
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C. P
Clinton P. Anderson
Santa Fe
N. M
Republican Party
Holm
Bursuom
China
Ring Journal
Albu
Unsettled Weather and New Mexico Tax Proposals
The report notes Sunday snow and rain with colder conditions in the north and southeast, followed by unsettled weather and a warmer trend in the west. It includes a drought and wind data section, then discusses New Mexico legislative taxes on mines and local property values, reflecting early 1910s debates and failed bills amid ongoing reform.
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Enver
Sia
Fieo
Tien
Generfair
Monkey That Bit Greece King Denied Rabies Immunization
Paris report says Greek legation debunked a Rome paper claim that the monkey that bit King Alexander of Greece was artificially immunized against rabies. The assertion attributed to Dr. Vidal, a physician attending the king, was denied.
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Greece
Associated Press
Paris
Greek Legation Today
Rome
Vidal
Alexander
Repression by Publication Debates in Political Tactics
An editorial condemns the Republican State Executive Committee members as women while criticizing their campaign methods. It argues against publishing slander and racial or religious prejudice and defends shielding individuals like Mrs. Asplund from public insult, urging rejection of such tactics and defending maternal ethics in politics.
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Republican State
Portales Journal
Hanna
Knox decries league covenant in speech on war limits
Senator Knox attacks Wilson and the league of nations covenant, arguing it endangers American sovereignty and would force the United States into global war. He contends the proposal creates a world supergovernment and rejects participation in any such international alliance.
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Alexander
Napoleon
Wilson
Paris
League of Nations
Cox
Balkans
Idie
Europe
Harding
League
America
Harding Realiges
Elasion
Artice Ten
Biemihera
United States
Humanity
West Virginia
Cox signals willingness to accept reservations on league
New York Oct 23 Governor Cox urged entry into the league of nations stressing economic and industrial needs. He said he would accept helpful reservations to clarify limits, citing Hitchcock reservations and pledging to push ratification if elected. He warned of economic chaos if the league cause fails and outlined plans for federal reform and teamwork across parties.
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Associated Press
New York
Cox
League of Nations
Madison Square Garden
America
United States
League
Atlantic Coast
Harding
Europe
Hitchcock
Roosevelt declares US must join league of nations for prosperity
In Newburgh New York Franklin D Roosevelt urged entry into the league of nations as essential to expansion and trade. He argued national soul outweighs banks and urged cooperative development with civilized nations to sustain economic growth.
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Newburgh
N. Y
America
League of Nations
Franklin
Roosevelt
New York State
Mall
Pane
Western Colorado Hit by Widespread Heavy Snowfall
Grand Junction reports three inches to a foot of snow with mountain roads closed. Ouray Telluride and Silverton areas see two to five feet. Delta Grand Junction and other valleys report significant snowfall and damage to fruit trees. Road closures persist under heavy accumulation.
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Colorado
Grand Junction
Cole
Bihow
Noway
Acre
San Juan Mountains
Ouray
Telluride
Fruita
Grand Valley
Jevel
Sated Press
Grand Mesa Lakes
Cedar Hidge
Silverton
Red Mountain
Lrenten Park
Camp Bind
Sneifelg
Gerrs Summit
Montrose
Delta
Grand Avant Grand Junction
Tour Toot
Snew
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Labor Federation
Press of New Mexico
W. M. Clarkson
Bynch
Willaama
SR. Stout
ED. Bendick
P. Pisc Eer
Wilson-Spencer
eResecre
Brussels
Council of the League
the Associated Press
Jefferson
Monroe
Cleveland
Ige
POCAL
Ai & P
Llewelyn
Ty Baca
Sandoval
Liewstiyn and
Morena
Committee On Taxation and
Wilook
Chicago
Philander Knox
Pennsylvania
Harry New
Knox
Senator New
White House
Senate
House
Society of Nations
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