Harding Seeks Public Support For Republican Administration
Senator Harding released a late election statement criticizing the Democratic administration and urging voters to back the Republican program. He argues the nation must reject democracy as a mere form and favors continued league of nations debate while stressing American independence and export growth postwar.
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Associated Ptless
Washington
Harding
Republican Party
League of Nations
Fellowes
Association of Nations
Riea
Crile Denounces Landolfi Over Hubbell War Record Insinuations
Maj. H. R. Crile urges against Er i F. Landolfi for insinuations about Philip Hubbell war service in a letter to the Journal. He condemns claims that veterans shirked duty and honors those who fought, noting the sacrifice of comrades including Luis Otero and others who died in France. The letter appears in the Albuquerque Morning Journal page one edition dated October 26, 1926.
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Rile
Landolfi
Philip Hubbell
H. R. Crile
Harding-Coolidge
Eri F. Landolfi
Jip Hubbell
Albuquerque
N. M
Lang
Court Club
Felipe Abbell
Ideaux
Bers
France
Luis Otero
Half Truths and Unproven Statements at Republican Meeting
A public-letter exchange asserts speakers Laurence Lee and M. Barker accuse the paper of half truths and unproven charges. The authors offer full access to files and invite publication of any corrected or contested statements to prove or refute claims.
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Laurence Lee
M. Barker
Republican Standard Bearer Fails to Answer Questions
A Republican standard bearer dodges inquiries from labor men in the state. The confrontation centers on policy questions and campaign positions, highlighting tensions between labor groups and party leadership.
Judge Mechem Questioned Over Labor Stand
Ed Swope city commissioner and labor figure says Merritt C Mechem Republican gubernatorial candidate refused to answer questionnaires on issues of interest to labor in New Mexico The notices tie the stance to responses sent after the Non Partisan League convention and a later Albuquerque meeting objecting to silence
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Republican Party
Merritt C. Meznem
New Mexico
Ed Swope
Non-Partisan League
A. F
Albuquerque
Swope
Merritt C. Mechem
Anniversary of Teddy Roosevelt Observances Nationwide
The sixty second anniversary of Theodore Roosevelt’s birth will be observed across the United States and locally in Bernalillo County with patriotic school exercises. Flags will fly and be half-masted. programs will include songs and talks on Roosevelt’s life. George Kiock, Roosevelt committee chairman, will speak at the high school at 10 30 this morning.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Bernalillo
Albuquerque
Roosevelt
George & Kiock
Roosevelt Committee
Weather forecast for New Mexico and Arizona regions
Denver reports for New Mexico and Arizona show Wednesday fair and cooler in eastern areas with unsettled conditions, partly cloudy and warmer in the east on Thursday. University measurements note 6 p.m. conditions with humidity and wind readings, indicating clear skies and a maximum wind velocity of 16 miles per hour from the north.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Tegres
GRY Socccn
Open shop clash dominates Albuquerque campaign
The paper declares opposition to big business and labor forcing a unified stance. It cites Judge Hanna as labor’s ally against open shop advocates and urges labor to support Hanna to counter mining interests and Republican exposure of labor records.
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America
McCourt
The
Workers’ Chronicle
Hanna
Albuquerque
Inquirer
Labor
Mechem
New Mexico
French Authorities Suspicious of Huns Movements
Paris reports that covert German troop movements with cannons and machine guns have been detected in East Prussia and LIthuania. Paris suspects possible support for Lithuanians against Poles, while East Prussia calls the moves normal.
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Associated Press
Paris
East Prussia
Lithuania
Foreign Office
Inter-Allied Mission
International Court Plan Approved With Minor Changes
The League of Nations council approved the permanent court of international justice plan with exceptions for obligatory jurisdiction and other small issues. Provisions attributed to Elihu Root were accepted in full.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Council of the League of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justice
Hague Committee of Jurists
Elihu Root
Bolivian Revolution Reportedly Under Way
Buenos Aires reports allege a revolution is underway in Bolivia as of today with updates from multiple sources. The claim centers on upheaval affecting political leadership and public order across major cities.
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Buenos Aires
Bolivia
Barnett to Appear Before Naval Court Tomorrow
Brigadier General Barnett former commandant of the marine corps will appear before the naval court of inquiry investigating the American occupation of Haiti to testify on his charge of indiscriminate killings of natives in Haiti. The court finishes departmental records review and will begin witness examinations in the United States before proceeding to Haiti.
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Washington
Barnett
Marine Corps
Naval Court of Inquiry
Haiti
United States
Mechem Answers Pledges And Public Office Issues
An Albuquerque Morning Journal letter questions Mechem on Republican pledges from 1911 to 1920 New Mexico platforms. It asks whether tax assessment evils were fixed, suffrage pledges fulfilled, eight hour workday laws, road and public offices, and other reforms, seeking direct responses before independent voters.
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New Mexico
Larrazolo
McDonald
House
Senate
Republicans Stand On Constitutional Ground In Coolidge Speech
Governor Coolidge declares the Republican campaign centers on preserving a constitutional government. He asserts Democrats drift toward a mirage without sustenance or life, warning that history shows republics crumble under despots or egotism and urging adherence to the Constitution and rule of law.
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Democratic Party
THE
Associated Press
Washington
Republican Party
Coolidge
Republican State Platform 1920 Critiques Past Pledges
Clinton P. Anderson surveys the 1920 New Mexico Republican platform in Albuquerque, contrasting promised economy with past legislative actions. He cites fights over codes and session laws, funding for underground water investigations, and failures to abolish offices such as insurance commissioner and the governor's legal advisor.
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Clinton P. Anderson
Santa Fe
Journal
Albuquerque
Mediem Party
Blanchard
House
Wagon Mound
Yesterday's Journal
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