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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1916
Page
4
A broad, murky fragment from a 1916 issue discusses state affairs, political leaders, and the Democratic and Republican parties. It references Governor, judges, and electoral questions, with stray names and garbled lines about elections and public duties.
A fragmented review of political discourse on a campaign, cabinet and census figures, debating selection of judges and the best public servants. It references Wilson era advisers, proposals for reform, and public calls for Melrose and Seaburg style nominations amid party loyalties.
The piece mocks political seers and campaign horoscopes while noting a public fascination with prophecies about Wilsons re election and a future war with Japan and England. It contrasts sensational predictions with practical concerns like citizen welfare and election dynamics.
Fragmented OCR text discusses labor actions and political tensions affecting New Mexico employment and wartime relations. It mentions Britain, the United States, and potential strikes influencing policy, with uncertain references to dois, signs, and cautions about the broader war effort and domestic labor issues.
A Cleveland preacher urges harsh social discipline by condemning girls walking with cigarette smokers while national debates swirl around Wilson, Daniels, Hughes, and Redfield. The Eastland disaster probe and Cabinet debates color the political climate as Mrs. Wilson plans a White House memoir.
The New Mexico bar held its annual meeting with Judge Richardon of Roswell delivering an eloquent speech. Officers were elected unanimously and discussions covered proposed changes to statutes including appellate procedure, appeals after final judgments, deeds and mortgages short forms, and creditors’ remedies in corporate insolvencies.
Former governor and chief justice Prince urges keeping judiciary out of politics in New Mexico. He backs a nonpartisan approach with unified nominations and bar association input to protect an impartial bench, provoking discussion among politicians and legal professionals about a potential landmark shift.
In Santa Fe this month the Progressives consider endorsing Judge Roberts. A deal with Democrats could push them to back him, while a Helm O Bursum for governor and Frank A Hubbell for senator may unite Progressives with Democrats to back the Democratic state ticket, opposing Hughes for president.
Waldo Twitchell resigns after eighteen months in charge of the New Mexico exhibit at the San Diego exposition. He is praised for efficiency and strong state promotion, and will return to Arizona to work in the mining field. The community and board members commend his leadership and wish him success in his future endeavors.
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