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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1919
Page
4
The article argues for prompt fair transportation reform and rail expansion to support inland prosperity. It blends critique of governmental war measures with calls for coordinated federal state action, rail reliability, and a postwar labor and immigration outlook, citing figures and policy proposals.
The New York Tribune reports the Senate's protest at Wilson's secret diplomacy and peace proposals. It argues Congress was excluded from confidence in European talks and warns that secrecy risks overturning the Monroe Doctrine and making the United States shoulder broader international duties without Senate approval.
The Republicans in the upcoming Congress have drafted a broad program for postwar reconstruction. They urge tariff protection to shield industry, expand the navy, promote labor and wage stability, and push for private railroad control with federal regulation. They also favor universal training and renewed emphasis on domestic economic resilience to aid returning soldiers.
Henry Ford's contest of Truman Newberry’s Senate seat reveals factional divides among Michigan Republicans. The piece notes internal splits over leadership and favors a different type of candidate. A mistrustful tone highlights party strife and strategic maneuvering.
In Santa Fe daily arrivals, the old guard resumes control and offers no protection for young legislators. Observations note the young lawmakers are capable of handling themselves, while the old guard seeks luck or funds from home.
James L Hubbell and Lieut R G Hubbell report snow melting rapidly in West Socorro county feeds and range conditions are favorable for cattle and sheep. Major W H H Llewellyn of Las Cruces will headline a February 9 YMCA luncheon honoring Theodore Roosevelt with Dr A P Wedge as mass meeting speaker at the high school auditorium and YMCA venue.
The two story Rectory, praised as a credit to Colfax, was built under the direction of the Oblate Fathers led by Rev. Chateau. It has twelve rooms and is now furnished, funded by parishioner endorsements, with $1700 still to be raised. Dr L Cahill died after a long illness. his funeral was held at the Catholic church.
Clovis Journal notes a theatre venture by Rez. Socopies and Clelland to build on two Main Street lots 50 by 140 feet. The Hardwicks aim to erect one of the state’s handsomest theatres as local oil excitement fuels growth. Bo at Clovis real estate activity runs high with many thousands in deals. Housing shortages push residents into rooms above stores and into purchased homes, while new residences and business properties rise with spring rebuilding.
Chaves announces expansion plans for Hope printing, including a larger run and creating two papers at Artesia and Hope. A linotype installation is planned to handle web paper composition, signaling growth for the Hope Press operations.
In Fort Sumner Leader reporting, Mts Curtis, a veteran stockman, suffered a heavy loss after a storm swept away thirty five head of two and three year old steers. Some livestock were fastened from pasture and water, leaving one animal alive on bear grass with no water for weeks. Nels owns hundreds of acres in newly promising Tajban oil nearby and had offered high prices.
R Alvarez recently returned from Madrid where he worked for the American embassy and now heads to Santa Fe to serve in the attorney general office. He taught in county schools and is a skilled stenographer. The flu outbreak worsens in Van Houten and Las Cruces with several deaths reported. The Baptist church bought Parsonage at 137 South Third Street for 5000 dollars, one third subscribed before purchase.
Mr and Mrs Dan Bronson reported a Thursday night break in at their Currry home. A thief entered through an unlocked door and stole about $100 in new clothing and valuables while the couple slept on the second floor. Sheriff Lucero said a clue exists and an arrest may follow.
The Hardwicks who recently sold The Lick the Kaiser Club have the Lyceum two story brick build again made good. This time on the
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