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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1916
Page
1
The situation in Europe remains largely unchanged after weeks with the same conditions. Analysts note no decisive breakthrough as the war persists and attention shifts to ongoing Mexican developments reported in the latest notes.
French troops have retaken the village of Fleury and surrounding trenches from Thiaumont to Hill 320 north east of Verdun. The Verdun operation continues to grow in scope with signs of a broader strategic push affecting the eastern front and Balkans. Allied forces report German trench losses and prisoner captures amid renewed fighting near Pozieres and Helmwood.
The Mexican foreign office announces Luis Cabrera Yenacio Bonillas and Alberto Pani will serve as commissioners to negotiate with the United States on questions between the two countries. The commission is headed by Senator Cabrera with Juan B. Rogo as secretary.
Republican candidate Charles E. Hughes tours Detroit and Chicago amid strong crowds and confidence in his strong frank speeches. He will journey to the Pacific coast and return by the southern route with Mrs. Hughes and a party of correspondents. Raymond L. Robins, Progressive chair, declines Democratic committee offer and pledges support to Hughes, viewing Roosevelt’s nomination failure as a boost to the GOP ticket.
Gov McDonald avoids risky nomination while Bursum emerges as favored candidate in a tense political scenario. The note suggests Bursum as the best bet amid speculation on nomination strategies and party moves.
The Ardenta News speculates that Poe of Roswell may be drafted for governor though cautioning he might regret accepting. It also notes Gov McDonald’s retirement near and signals Ho Bursum as likely Republican nominee, predicting election if nominated.
The Clovis Journal reports John W. Poe of Roswell, president of Citizens National Bank and state tax commission head, as a leading Democratic gubernatorial contender. Other named figures include Senator Ignacio Barth, Dr. J. J. Shuler, Lieut. Gov. E. C. de Baca, and Antonio Lucero, with Poe favored in Rio Arriba and San Miguel counties.
A cautious observer notes a dreary monotony in a Republican political discussion. The piece highlights four familiar points being aired again, producing a weary tone among listeners.
Congressman Benigno Hernandez arrived in the city from Washington and was welcomed by a large crowd. He declined speculation about running for governor or the Senate, emphasizing loyalty to his party and readiness to support the nominee. He noted strong national signals toward a Republican victory and praised President Wilson’s policy implications.
Democrats seek Moose support as Hughes speech underscores the value behind the man.
The Republican Publicity Association issued a statement praising the Hughes acceptance speech. It argues the value lies in the man behind the words, not promises, and that voters seek sincerity, dignity, and steady leadership over flashy rhetoric. It stresses sound economic policy and U S rights abroad.
The piece argues that Moose Wilson's appeal for Bull Moose backing is essentially a confession that Democrats are too few to win nationally. It notes voters switch based on friendship or legislative issues, and questions whether a Democrat can win state offices, Congress, or the Senate while aligning with Wilson.
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