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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1916
Page
8
In Santa Fe during a educational convention, figures like Ely and Montoya face voting questions. Ralph Ely to remain railway receiver for now, while court actions on residency and eligibility unfold. Officials, teachers, and residents including Abbott, Morera, and de Raca family figure in a busy week with pardons, appointments, and license revenue shaping the local scene.
A long church and community notice lists Christmas services at Church of the Holy Faith and other Santa Fe churches, including cantatas, processions, and midnight services. Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen hold officer elections. Santa Fe Club plans a Christmas party and New Year open-house. tributes urge peace and reconciliation for the season.
Juan Aragon democratic candidate for Sierra county treasurer alleges eight illegal votes by minors non-residents and others not entitled to vote and asserts votes for opponent Apodaca were uncounted leaving a majority for him. Preciliano Ortiz claims he voted illegally in Sandoval county contest against Alfredo Montoya while noting borrowing schemes to fund stock purchases in a related paragraph.
The article reports L H Burler spending over a quarter of a million dollars to gather data on how American millionaires manage finances. It cites a commentator, ME Bas, claiming five percent of Americans are wealthy and notes these patrons borrow heavily from banks that often pay little interest, shaping a controversial view of wealth behavior.
A fragment notes dubious claims about stopping rheumatism from stiffness and aching joints using St Jacob's Oil. It mocks early advertising promises and suggests the product offers harmful tenderness without real relief as readers question effectiveness.
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