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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1920
Page
5
The New Mexico State Record, issued every Friday from Santa Fe by the State Publishing Company, lists administrative details. Frank Staplin is noted as Receiver with mailing and publication particulars. Subscription is $1.50 per year.
The 1920 Santa Fe press notes Governor Latr azolo seeks Republican renomination while staking his stance against income tax repeal and backing a revised mining tax. The piece argues executive influence on legislation is dangerous and frames party unity around mining tax change. It discusses War Secretary Baker’s role, veteran sentiment, and Democratic mismanagement under Wilson.
Secretary Daniele sought transport to the San Francisco meeting aboard the New Mexico with a thousand crew. Roosevelt reportedly sought presence at yacht races. confusion grows over Democratic votes on the Lodge reservations and the White House stance. Citizens question party unity and Cox’s response to wavering Democrats.
Fragments from editorials and notices discuss Governor Cox and Senator Harding as they navigate the 1920 presidential race. The mix includes praise and critique of internationalism, centralized power, and party strategy, with references to Tammany Hall, Wilson policies, and the press coverage from multiple cities.
The District Court of New Mexico in Santa Fe announces a name change petition for Mary Caldwell to Mary Aileen Caldwell. The hearing is set before Judge Reed Helpman, at the courthouse in Santa Fe, August 1 with publication dates August 1 and August 20, 1920. The petitioner seeks to use Miss Aileen Marhrens as a preferred name.
A record in the New Mexico State Corporation Commission shows a filing entered on the stated date by an unspecified company. The document references a certified action and mentions the stage commission office and a July date, but the text is garbled and the parties are not fully identifiable.
In a sharp critique Comptroller of the Currency Skelton Williams accuses President Wilson of delaying ratification of the peace treaty to push a League of Nations, arguing that the Senate was ready but Wilson insisted on broader terms. The piece links Williams and political figures to the stalled treaty and its foreign policy impact.
An analysis questions the burden of foreign loans and the Liberty Bonds funding and considers the price of U S membership in a League of Nations. The piece cites European discussions and contemplates how membership might affect national independence and policy.
A garbled classified page lists frn ders for guaranteed hosiery stock, poses buy sell wants, and includes multiple scam style marriage ads. Entries solicit bonds, city sourcing, and confidential connections, with several addresses and names such as Watkins Company, Winona Minnesota, Allan Ward Valley Nebraska, and Mrs Wrabie Oakland California.
A New York City school superintendent was removed by a Tammany controlled board of education after a push for retention failed. Backers included the American Defense Society and Parents' League citing his strong stand against disloyalty in schools. The event follows Tammany's GOP presidential nomination signals amid national political tension.
The document records the certificate of incorporation for THE MIDLAND BRIDGE COMPANY and related organizational statements. It notes capital stock structure including common and first and second preferred shares, officers and directors, and the location in Augusta Maine. It includes certifications by state authorities in New Mexico and Maine, with dates and official seals.
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