Editorial attacks on Wilson and suffrage in New Mexican
The Santa Fe New Mexican editorial criticizes Wilson over the suffrage issue and political courage. It notes the paper’s stance on Hughes, party loyalty, and reactions to Roosevelt era topics, highlighting public doubt about Wilson’s judgment and leadership in the 1916 campaign.
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Santa Fe New Mexican
Republican Party
Ima
Vaupaign
Charles E. Hudes
Woodrow Wilson
Courage Admires Political Courage in Suffrage Debate
The article surveys reactions to a leader's stance on weapons suffrage, noting support and criticism from allies and opponents alike. It mentions William Jennings Bryan and Bryan’s influence on votes, with readers and other politicians weighing the stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Tinghes
Tryan
Magnes
Incomplete OCR Reflects Political Railroad Strike Debate
Fragmentary text discusses a potential railroad strike and its impact on the country. It references leadership, national interests, and the possibility of consequences but remains largely garbled and lacks clear facts or names.
Opera Bouffe Firm Sees Mexico Policy as a Farce
The Wison National Opera Bouffe Company continues performances on the Mexican situation. It argues the inter joint commission to adjust differences between the U S and Mexico will not yield value or lasting results. The piece brands the plan as a diversion to quiet matters after the election and criticizes Carranza as lacking real power or gratitude.
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Wison National Opera Bouffe Company
Inter Joint Commission For
Mex
Keven
Carranza
Time ripe for unity amid strike pressure and politics
A draft editorial argues the moment favors unity against strike chaos, praising resilience, urging sacrifice over self, and noting broader political stakes including President Wilson and railroad mediation. It mentions a warning about public mood, a prison sentence for Rev Bouck White, and a fined driver over a railroad collision.
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Pirit
B.C. Hernane
Erate
Intry
Baie Weel
Grayson
White House
Henle
Eves
Wilson
Ry Odly
Gieters
Bouck White
Iing
United States
Ayers
Astor
Jay
Iasi
New Mexico the Land of Opportunity
The article extols New Mexico’s potential since statehood in 1912. It highlights vast land for farming and mining, growing industries, rail access, and planned highways. It notes coal and oil prospects, forests and livestock, and a favorable tax system funded by land grants and state finances.
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New Mexxico
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Tebiero
United States
Old World
Ti Lay
Waitten
Tockman
How to Acquire State Lands in New Mexico
The article explains steps to purchase state lands in New Mexico, advising personal local investigation to identify desirable lands, obtaining precise land descriptions from a surveyor, then contacting the State Land Office in Santa Fe for purchase blanks. It notes the statewide land count, wealth growth, and current bonded debt, and stresses official appraisal and careful compliance.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Groonder
New
Mexicc
Central States
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Oklahoma
New México
U. S
State Land Office
Santa’ Fe
Mexico
Tate
Cork
Finances and Procedures for State Land Sales and Leases
The passage outlines costs for advertising and sale of state lands, including deposits by applicants, public notice requirements, and bidding rules. It explains payment terms, options for cash or installment purchases, and conditions for contracts, taxes, and title. It covers minimum acreage, geographic price floors, and leasing procedures for state lands including improvements and sale rights.
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State Land Office
Land Office
Origiphcant
Rctual
Commissioner of Public Lands
Thstate
New Mexico Principal
United States
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Dil
Progressives
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Snipepord
Senn
Charles
The
Washington
Orded Carranza
Constitutional Army
Union
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Cingen
Toto
Land
Opportunity
General Information
State of
New England
Delaware
Rhode Island
Athan
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Tax Commission
Suite Land Office
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