Frank Staplin Editor and Owner
H. R. Elliott serves as assistant editor under Frank Staplin who is both editor and owner of the publication.
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Frank Staplin
H. R. Elliott
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Farmington Enterprise in Farmington, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1912
Page
1
Poem Brings Hope Of Virtues From Electors And Congressman
Madeline S. Bridges signs a reflective piece urging electors Levi A. Hughes Matt Fowler Eufracio Gallegos and Congressman Nathan Jaffla to embody faith love and truth. The verse asserts life mirrors deeds and honors returns as sweet smiles and mutual respect.
Clark Named State Chairman by Republican Committee
The Republican state central committee elected Herbert V. Clark as State Chairman. He is described as an able young man and an enthusiastic worker devoted to the Republican cause.
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Republican State Central Committee
Herbert V. Clark
Progressive nomination mockery targets Miera and voters
The text mocks Marcos C a Baca’s progressive congressional nomination as a joke on Miera, his former Sandoval partner, and on the Progressive party, predicting it will mislead the few scattered voters who back him.
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Marcos C.a
Republicans Unite Behind Jaffa and Central Committee Shakeup
The nomination of Nathan Jaffa and the reorganization of the Republican state central committee follow a Progressive convention failure led by Gillie Otero and George Armijo. The move is aimed at boosting Republican electors and congressman in the November elections.
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Nathan Jaffa
Republican State Central Committee
Gillie Otero
George Armijo
Democratic convention nominates Fergusson for congress
The Democratic convention last week nominated Harvey Fergusson for congress in a direct party plan. Fergusson has served two terms and been defeated twice, praised as a pleasant orator who makes multiple charges based on assumption, and noted for his long service during the recent eight month session when he drew pay.
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Harvey B. Fergusson
Fergusson
Mr. Fergusson
Congress
Progressive party in New Mexico forms amid attacks on Arnie
The Progressive party in New Mexico emerges with Ex-Governor Otero as state chairman and national committee man. The movement arose from disputes over Otero's methods and followed last fall’s sharp attacks on George Ws Arnie, whom supporters labeled deceitful and unacredulous in the Star State.
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Progressive Party
New Mexico
Otero
George Ws Arnie
Ambitious New Mexico Politicians Eye Presidential Run
The piece names an effective House leader who helped oust Hagerman as a presidential candidate and notes Marcon de Baca, longtime critic of Miera and Hubbell in Sandoval County, as another contender. It portrays these figures as capable, opportunistic reformers who dominate the anti boss party's every move and rally for the campaign.
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Haps
House of Representatives
Hagerman
Marcon de Baca
Miera
Hubbell
Sandoval
Bryan Hits Roosevelt in Liscoln Speech Denouncing Progressive
Albuquerque Journal reports Colonel Bryan breaks silence in his Liscoln address condemning Colonel Roosevelt as a two year progressive, noting Bryan’s long lead in the cause and questioning Wilson’s earlier stance while denying any praise for Wilson.
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Colonel Bryan
Mr. Bryaian
Liscoln
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
Audiece
Wilson
Bryan
Wilad
Albuquerque Joural
New Mexico Outlook Shines With Unified Boosting Spirit
The Grant county mining district centered on Silver City shows extensive work and heavy investment. Estancia valley residents expect a strong season while Clo vis Willard and Santa Fe cut off towns boost with optimism. Las Vegas mesa reclamation resumes and Union county stockmen stay upbeat as statehood unites booster efforts statewide.
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Grant County
Silver City
Estancia Valley
Clovis
Willard
Santa Fe
Las Vegas Mesa
Union County
Ofr
Esprit de Corps
New Mexico
Albuquerque Herald
State Control of Lands Promotes Settlement and Growth
The proposal argues for state control of lands to maximize settlement and development. It supports opening agricultural and grazing lands to homestead entry, encouraging prospecting and mining, providing cheaper power, and opening lands for summer homes under residence restrictions. It envisions selling coal oil stone and clay lands and managing forests in line with local laws.
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Land Board
United States
What Shall We Do With the Negro
Public reflection on African American fate in the United States. The piece cites Booker T. Washington’s view and debates whether the Negro should stay in America, return to Africa, or define his role as either good or bad, with emphasis on white and Black responsibilities. The author notes tuberculosis and disease as signs of ignorance and neglect.
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Coker T. Washington
Washington
Africa
United States
Proportion and plight of Negro population in the United States
Opinion piece argues the Negro faces harsher living conditions and limited sanitation, forcing many into the worst city areas. It calls for a national effort to grant fair treatment and citizenship, stating the North and South must cooperate to address a national problem.
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United States
Ahase
The Trouble in Mexico as Seen by the Lookout
From editorial notes the piece argues Mexico faces ongoing turmoil with rebels and government clashes. It discusses U S border concerns, refugee flows, and calls for intervention to restore peace, whether by diplomacy or force if needed. It weighs risks of foreign animosity and future political instability.
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Mexico
United States
Four Classes of Society and Sunday Mail Delivery Policy
A discussion argues that society contains four classes lazy rich lazy poor industrious rich industrious poor. It notes that post office Sunday delivery is limited to first and second class, forcing rest days for workers while others expect mail as on weekdays. The piece urges understanding of workers in each class and shared responsibility.
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Farmington
New Mexico
Sunny
Remark on who starts a fight and deserving sympathy
An editorial-like remark argues sympathy should go to the one who did not start the fight. It warns against endorsing those who provoke violence and atrocities, noting such provocateurs risk a harsh thrashing from opponents.
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