Democratic Crusaders Draw Largest Albuquerque Crowd
Judge Richard H. Hanna spoke at the armory about his bid for governor and defended labor rights and open shop limits. Antonio Lucero and Bob Paine energized the Democratic appeal against Republican leaders, highlighting corruption and tax concerns, with Hanna urging decency and fair labor laws. Continued on page four.
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Bosses' Nemesis Stands Firm on Issues He Fights For
Harry Hanna addressed 150 audiences across New Mexico from the Albuquerque armory, sticking to state issues. He dissected Republican gerrymandering and taxation deeds, defended his labor stance, and rebutted critics while remaining fearless against charges of Hubbell ism.
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A Queer Theory of Repression in Albuquerque Election News
An Albuquerque paper accused of aiding Senator Harding's opponents allegedly circulated a lurid libel about Harding’s ancestry. The Journal denied the rumor, denounced it as false, and claimed the Democratic committee condemned the fabrication. The piece asserts Republican efforts to suppress the story while supporting Harding and the Democratic ticket.
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Suppressed Idaho Blizzard News Sparks Reader Curiosity
A critical press critique questions why an Idaho Falls item and other news were not printed. The piece argues timing forced omission, notes 1:30 am end marker, and cites resignation of Wooster College professor amid Harding letters as connected controversy.
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Inventor Sues Government for Damages Over Aircraft Orders
E. I. Hice, a Pacific Coast airplane inventor, filed suit in the district supreme court seeking 192 048 80 dollars in damages. He charges that Secretary Baker and Postmaster General Burien along with Democratic members of the House military committee and other officials blocked orders to buy his airplanes, depriving him of profits.
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End of 1920 Campaign as Ballot Battle Concludes
The 1920 presidential campaign centered on the league of nations ended with leaders optimistic of victory. Will Hays claimed at least 368 electoral votes for the Republicans, while George White predicted Cox and Roosevelt would win. Socialist forecasts noted a historic vote total, with women poised to cast their first presidential ballots.
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Weather Summary for Denver and Southwest Regions
Denver and Cole area reports show rain in New Mexico on Sunday and Monday with cooler conditions Monday. Arizona forecast calls for rain or snow in the north and southeast, with rain along the southeast and south central portions and cooler, fair conditions in the south Monday.
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Weather summary from university records
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m yesterday reported by the university. Highest temperature around 42 degrees. Humidity at 6 a m and 6 p m noted with mean values and wind predominately from the north. Day described as calm with light breeze.
Democratic Women Condemn Secret Boycott Against Journal
The New Mexico Democratic Women's Bureau in Santa Fe denounces a covert boycott plot by Albuquerque Republican women targeting the Morning Journal. They call the tactic unfair and partisan and pledge continued support for fair reporting while noting solidarity among women voters nationwide.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
Article Ten Heart Of Covenant Printed For Referendum
The article presents Article Ten of the League covenant urging members to respect territorial integrity and political independence and stating the council will advise on how to fulfill this obligation in case of external aggression or threats. The publication prints the exact text to inform readers before the solemn referendum.
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