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Newspaper

Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1920

Page

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Mechem Refuses GOP Record, Stresses Present Platform

Merritt C. Mechem, Republican gubernatorial candidate, tells armory audience he is a rubber stamp for the GOP platform and will not defend past GOP acts. He says to learn his views, read the platform, supports a revision of the mine tax and favors a state wide primary, and notes he answered the Non-Partisan League questionnaire.

Armory Journal Clinton P. Anderson Merritt C. Mechem New Mexico Wihny Repeublican Pavers Puliie League Bil Cote

Democratic Record On Labor Promises In New Mexico

Santa Fe report surveys the 1911 1915 Democratic platform pledges and votes on labor reforms in New Mexico. It notes proposed bills by Democrats Carter Evans and Aldredge addressing work hours, injuries, and common carrier liabilities, with several measures failing in the Senate.

Clinton P. Anderson Santa Fe New Mexico Republican Party Democratic Party Carter Democrat Frousewelt Van Evans Aldredge

Weather Forecast for Denver and Arizona

Denver expects fair and not warmer Thursday and Friday with mild conditions. Arizona forecast shows cloudy Thursday with warmer Thursday and likely Friday.

Denver Arizona

Questioning Mechem and Cote over the labor questionnaire

The Journal probes Judge Merritt C. Mechem and W. M. Cote about a September 18 labor questionnaire in a sharp editorial exchange. The piece questions delay in releasing Mechem’s reply and whether Austin or others lied or influenced the handling, asking a series of pointed questions to expose motives and transparency.

Ed Swope W. M. Cote State Federation of Labor Merritt C. Mechem Cote Mechem G. W. Austin League Austin Amend‘d Messrs

Hall Men Will Greet McAdoo in Cody Today

Santa Fe shop and yard workers will greet former secretary of the treasury W. G McAdoo at 7 29 p m as his train arrives. About 2000 railroad men are expected to attend the station and many will lay off from 7 to 8 30. McAdoo will speak from the rear platform and then depart at 8 65 for Lamy for another address.

Santa Fe W. &. McAdoo Secretary of the Treasury Swope Railroad Brotherhood

Fusion ticket aims to sweep county and state tickets

Mora New Mexico October 27 a strong fusion ticket was named at a joint convention of independent Republicans and Democrats. Blas Sanches led the revolt at Waren Mound nominating delegates from the floor to the county convention. The regular county meeting became bitter between old guard and independent leaders.

Mora N. M R. Hl. Hanna Wis Blas Sanches Waren Mound Old Guard Sanecheg

Stand with Hanna and the Democratic slate in New Mexico

The letter urges Independent Republicans to back Hanna and the state Democratic ticket over Mechem. It rails at GOP pledges, notes tax reform shifts, and argues Mechem would double cross voters while a Democratic majority would secure fair taxation and public funds. It calls for Roosevelt supporters to unite and promote civic righteousness.

Roosevelts Passat Mingguerque Roosevelt Andersary Manacoas Porry

MEN NEEDED TO HUSK NEBRASKA CORN

Nebraska farmers seek workers for the state husking of a bumper corn crop totaling 251 619 000 bushels. FP A Kennedy secretary of the state labor department reports widespread farmer appeals for hands to assist husking across Nebraska.

Lincoln Nebraska FP. A. Kennedy State Labor Department

Fusion ticket names listed with Mora County officials

The document lists a fusion ticket with multiple Mora County offices including representatives, state senator Alfonso Romero, county commissioners Pedro Macs and Jose Gonzales, probate judge, county clerk Juan Navarro, sheriff Coame Garcia Chacon, assessor Sabine Lopez Watrous, treasurer and collector Don Casados, county superintendent Grace Ogden, and county surveyor Roy Solana, among others.

Stanley A. Poute Wagon Mound Joseph W. Keck Alfonso Romero Mora Pedro A. Macs Jose Maring Gonzales Deate Cindependenti Tarry T. Irwin Nolan Juan Navarro Holman Coame Garcia Chacon Sabine Lopez Watrous Thomas Melrath Mills Don Hh. Casados Mora County Grace Ogden Roy Ht.ey Solana

Hanna Campaign Closes Here With Big Armory Rally

The final rally in Hanna’s bid closes here next Saturday night at the armory amid a bustling campaign scene. Key figures including Antonio Soncero and Robert Putney head a statewide tour, drawing large crowds as Hanna’s election outlook grows stronger amid partisan activity and enthusiastic turnout.

HANNA Richard Jf. Manne Antonio Soncero Bob Putney Tanna Ued Dudge Han Moon Meinlay Bec Amerian Legion Judge Hanna Antonio Larcem New Moyle Robert J. Putees

Jockeying Speech Attacks Legislative Gerrymander in New Mexico

Democratic candidates Judge R. H. Hanna Antonio Lucero and Rob Putney spoke to a packed East Las Vegas audience about the influence of the Chino Copper company in New Mexico politics and the need to curb corporate tax dodging and legislative control, urging reform against political bosses.

Las Vegas N. M R. H. Hanna Antonio Lucero Bob Putney Opera Chino Copper Company New Mexico Jones Congress Rob Putney Colfax County Bosshem Colfax Vawe Twat

Poor Judge Mechem Faces Defeat Amid Democratic Stance

The account portrays Judge Mechem as defeated and弱ly exposed, with his supporters and critics clashing over responsibility for a political record. The piece notes the crowd's anger, the judge's weak defense, and calls for voters to stand firm in a challenging New Mexico election climate.

Fall Denounces Covenant as Most Damnable Document

Senator Albert B. Fall of New Mexico denounces the Versailles Covenant as the most damnable document presented to a free people. He argues the league could drag the U S into war under Article X and challenges Democratic claims that the nation must join to avoid self defense. He labels himself irreconcilable and warns of Holy Alliance parallels and foreign subjugation risks.

H. P. Malkus League of Nations Woodrow Wilson Albert B. Fall Three Rivers N. M Merritt C. Mechem Fall America League For War League For Peace United States Congress New Mexico Holy Alliance South America Mexico France White House

Democratic Women Defend Conduct in Campaign in New Mexico

Democratic vice chairman Mrs. Collins arriving in Albuquerque says Republicans must present evidence of wrongdoing by Democratic women. She defends civility in campaign rhetoric, rejects race or religious incitement, and asserts Democratic women seek to educate voters and elevate politics.

C. L. Collins Republians Oridney Repubiican New Mexico Albuquerque G. GO Mears Democratic Women's Bureau Allhowseh J Berm Hanna Democratic Party

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House Senate Democrat Porecast HALL Mpadoo Cody K.O.P Weno Blas Sanchez Mechom Good Dudge Mechem King Holos d Clinton Myoon Barsum Lee Downer Gwendla Huthmas Sully Manhkins Wilson Bursum The Associated Press Tle Sten Apelin Aeik Diudice Mechomt Meahem Washington
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