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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
5
Frank Staplin, editor at the State Publishing Company, issues the weekly New Mexico State Record from Santa Fe. The paper, edited by Staplin as receiver, is published every Friday and carried as second class matter. Subscriptions cost 150 dollars per year.
The wartime era piece critiques President Wilson and Republican platform pledges, arguing a split over international obligations and peace terms. It details coercive actions by the Federal Reserve against small state banks, accusing officials of overreach and a betrayal of the Federal Reserve Act’s spirit.
The article attacks the push for a government bond plan to purchase railroads and public utilities, arguing it would expand government ownership under Wilsonian policy. It cites Democratic and Republican positions, criticizing expenditures by investigative committees and alleging overreach by the administration. Names like Mr Piomb and Representative William J. Geyham are mentioned in the critique.
Officials alleged to have taken initiative in a department driven by a Bolshevik bid for goods. The report claims shipments to Reds during a period of conflict linked to Poland Armenia and Persia. The administration faces condemnation amid police action and internal criticism.
Dispatches warn the League of Nations is losing public trust across Europe as the United States faces obligations under an envisioned global governance. Patriotism and Senate opposition end hopes of America becoming burden bearer, signaling a shift in interwar diplomacy.
State and county officials publish a lengthy notice of public sale of lands in Luna County under a Santa Fe grant and railroad bond fund. The document lists multiple sale tracts with lot, section, and acreage details, payment terms, and conditions, including contract options and reserve rights. It also includes a divorce suit notice for Sublett and a separate road improvement advertisement with project details and bidding information.
Public notice details a lawsuit in Santa Fe County New Mexico to quiet title to a tract of land described as Tract No 2 with 72.11 acres bounded by unknown owners lands and the Santa Fe River. The case names Wright A Brother and multiple heirs of the deceased Faveite as plaintiffs and unknown defendants with publication to all persons having interest in the property. The description references survey bounds and a chain of title going back to December 4 19th century records in Santa Fe County.
Thorobred Rocks and Reds strong and healthy 16 ets prempt delivery Sra Kate Tudor Van Buren Topeka Kantor
Classified relics show agents seeking bond to sell Wat kin home goods and farm products with offers of yearly income. Separate marriage ads promise speedy, confidential matches from Mrs Bo Rall and Mra Wrabel, listing addresses in Minnesota, California, and Illinois with free descriptions and long histories of member bases.
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