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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1916
Page
4
Vague chatter surrounds ongoing republican convention events this week with mentions of Gail Knockers and various unnamed figures. The discourse touches on election preparation, city administration, and perceived candidate activities amid uncertain outcomes.
In Milwaukee three men allied with the GO show readiness to support mature deliberation and shift toward Wilson, while in Santa Fe County New Mexico two former Democrats pledge to abandon past errors and vote Republican, aiming to offset defections and aid campaign efforts.
A garbled OCR text describes a national crisis with references to wartime leaders and battles, mentioning the United States, President, and allied forces. It hints at strategic moves, air and sea actions, and possible public actions or speeches as the conflict unfolds in a broad wartime context.
An unclear OCR passage discusses an election context with garbled names and terms. It mentions recall and references to a center, centre, and various figures, but readable facts are minimal and names are partially obscured. The fragment resembles a local newspaper notice or report with scattered proper nouns and dates missing.
The piece critiques how labor, merchants, and consumers face rising costs amid wartime policies. It argues the eight hour law and payrolls will push prices up, harming the poor while political figures like Wilson are judged as potential saviors. The text blends economic critique with political forecasting about price stabilization.
Fragmentary text implies three men deserted amid a charged scene in Milwaukee. The piece notes Republican support and suggests strong infighting within the state. Readers are left with vague references to local figures and party loyalties without clear actions or dates.
The text portrays Holm and Bursum gaining recognition over two years, amid a volatile nomination period marked by accusations. It argues that despite smear attempts, public sentiment supports Bursum, who is urged to run. The piece claims the people increasingly recognize his merit and citizenship, despite calumny.
A fragmented note cites Jose JackerfiMor protesting a yodhor lominion with taxes and astrologers predicting trouble next year. It claims Bible price rises hit fewer people than other goods and mentions a Los Angeles preacher defending women painting faces. It ends with New York's Sunset Chihr event.
The State Monitor reports a flurry of speculation on party candidates in Chavez Wes Toury and San Jus areas. Talks center on Hon. Wt W, a potential Granteecounty candidate, with Democrats weighing Hilutol in Misuel county and Justice Hanna urged for governor though still in State Monitor line.
The article highlights John B. McManus of Bernalillo county as a young energetic Democrat with executive flair who could lead a statewide fall campaign panel. It lauds his aptitude, links him to the state penitentiary context, and endorses him for Democratic state campaign chairman. Also noted is John Th. McManus, candidate for State Senator, with background in rural governance and prior legislative work. A notice from Rio Arriba County postpones court-house bid openings to Sept 4, 1916.
Mr Hughes denounces government of the people by the people for the people as foolish while warning against the foolish majority. The Democratic keynote named sage Mania signals watchful waiting. Wilson plans speeches after September 1 with tentative Western visits. Bryan’s possible Maine campaign now unlikely, speeches later. Hughes pursues a positive campaign across the West.
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