Harding Denies Plans to Boss Nation If Elected
Senator Harding, speaking in Akron, asserts he is unpledged and unbossed, not the candidate of any oligarchy. He pledges to organize a federal department of public welfare and supports league reservations with cautions on mandates and Armenia.
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Portrait of Woodrow Wilson from Tumulty reflection at rally
Joseph P. Tumulty portrayed Woodrow Wilson as deeply humane and misunderstood at a Maryland rally. He recalled the president’s war message reception and Vera Cruz casualties to illustrate Wilson's sense of responsibility and dread of war.
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Withdrawal of Machinists from Central Labor union shocks locals
The Machinists' union with about 400 members withdrew at a weekly meeting, citing general dissatisfaction with the Central Labor union's conduct of laboring men’s affairs. President W. H. McElwain denied political motive, while the move follows the Central body's endorsement of the New Mexico Workers' Chronicle, repudiated by the state executive committee.
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Campaign pamphlet attacks radicals in New Mexico race
A noisy pamphlet circulated from El Paso accuses Judge Hanna and other Democratic candidates in New Mexico of radicalism. It links Gallup miners protests to broader socialist influence, targets Hal Kerr Col J D Atwood Antonio Lucero Harry Sack and R Tipton, and defends Chino Copper amid the Gallup coal strike.
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Public stance on Hubbell campaign and local influence
The document states no ticket agreement has been made with anyone and recommendations vary by case. It dismisses strong commitment to Hubbell or Hubbell aims, calling Hubbellism a campaign cry with limited local impact and focusing on state and legislative matters over local meddling.
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G. O. P Ladies Edge Past Boycott Document Event
Report of a Republican gathering where women kept the journalist from seeing a boycott petition. The scene described includes several attendees, coffee, and approving remarks at a campaign stop, with references to Mechem and Stroup and a mock mortgage moment.
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Weather forecast for Denver and Southwest states
Weather outlook notes warmer conditions in New Mexico on Friday with unsettled and colder trends in the west portion by Saturday. Arizona follows a similar pattern with potential local showers and warmer temperatures on Saturday.
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Weather Summary for the Twenty Four Hours Ended 6 PM
University records show the maximum temperature at 65 degrees with clear conditions. Humidity was noted at 6 AM and 6 PM, with no precipitation and a maximum wind velocity of 44 from the northwest.
Coercion Threats Against Journal Care At Women's HQ
A protest note denounces coercion by opponents at the Republican campaign effort on Copper avenue and Fourth street. It questions motives behind a drafted plan to boycott the Journal and calls for readers to subscribe. It urges support for press freedom and criticizes political intimidation led by Hanna Lucero and Putney with an armory event set for Saturday night.
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Campaign bias claim fuels push for Democratic ticket
Artesia New Mexico reports that Adyseaiie announced support for Judge Hanna and the Democratic ticket citing a GOP misrepresentation campaign. The Advocate characterizes the editorial stance as aligned with Democratic endorsements.
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Forgotten Pledges and Moral Reform in Early 20th Century Politics
The article surveys Democratic efforts to raise moral standards in politics, detailing 1911 platform promises on direct primaries and direct senatorial elections, plus corrupt practices reform. It notes subsequent legislative attempts in 1912 to strengthen ethics laws, lobbying definitions, and campaign finance rules, many blocked by Republican majorities.
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Article Ten and League Covenant Text Printed Ahead of Vote
Readers will see the exact Article Ten language of the League covenant printed daily before election day. The article commits members to respect territorial integrity and political independence and tasks the council with advising on means to meet aggression threats.
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