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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
4
A Santa Fe news digest quotes editorials and letters condemning President Wilson as vacillating and incompetent. It notes Hearst’s alleged disloyalty accusations and reflects reactions from New Mexico defense and local papers, citing Roosevelt and Wood references, plus debates over publishing related criticisms and Army officer loyalty.
The State Record debates support for a northern candidate versus southern delegates. Bill Lapoint urges backing a southern nominee to maintain regional precedent as the southern bloc grows. The paper signals strong Senate chances for the south after March 4th.
The Las Cruces Citizen urges support for Benjamin F PanKey as Republican governor candidate arguing party loyalty and electability. It criticizes rival Lindsey and Richardson linked to past tactics and urges clean, able Republicans to prevent defeat, urging readers to sacrifice and buy War Savings Stamps.
The Wagon Mound Sentinel argues against repealing the New Mexico libel law praising its teeth to deter editors who cast unfounded calumnies on citizens. It defends protection for truthful expressions and condemns attacks on ordinary people.
The Las Cruces citizen questions rewarding renegade Republicans and urges selecting competent Republicans to serve the state and nation. It notes Mr Norton of the Los Angeles Examiner remains in the capital and argues spending wisely, then reaffirms support for United States Senator Albert Bacon Fall and predicts his renomination and reelection, urging Otero county Democrats to back Fall and Walton for the Democratic nomination.
Fifteen new members joined the $1000 club as War Savings Drive supporters in Albuquerque. Miss Margaretta Belle Staley, born Saturday at 6 am, becomes the youngest U.S. member to contribute $1,000 by proxy, helping Albuquerque reach the top. Donor Selva provides land for Rio Grande Park near Barelas bridge, second city park donation from Selva.
A contract was let last week to construct a tank at the cemetery with seven inch wall thicknesses and loesses. Estimated cost runs about 5000 dollars as crews prepare the site and begin work on the structure.
Richard Holden and Frank Reed became involved in a shooting incident in Colfax that led to Reed's death at the county hospital. Holden is jailed in Raton awaiting preliminary hearing, with evidence suggesting self defense. Sheriff Keenan returns with Frank Anderson, a Red River Canyon resident thought mentally unbalanced, to Las Vegas for state hospital treatment.
W C Roberson of Grady says rain is badly needed there while Grady folks push war work. A L Dillmar, who moved from Colorado, purchases John W Stephens property in Clovis.
J N Line of Ricardo has sold his general merchandise business to J M Vaughan of Brock Texas and will pursue farming in Texas. D A Winkler held on bond related to a cattle larceny case awaiting next term action. Fort Sumner Review notes deputy sheri lams at Portales.
The Dona Ana report notes the maple crop, though not yet standard, shows improvement this year. Apple yields are below peak expectations with growers assessing weather and pest effects on production and quality.
Sheep shearing in Guadalupe Grant County has begun with Band and Weist of Cuervo already receiving wool. Rosa Voice May Become Reproducing Camp may revive after 25 years of desertion due to metal market shifts from the war. TV Gallegos adds a new store section on Main Street, a tall building with space for displays. Rosa Voice rides prospectors toward revival of Siler reproducing camp as interest grows. Post office renovations await vault arrival and new quarters.
Ruth E sold 127.78 dollars of stamps last Thursday inspiring mock credit. Carrizozo Outlook notes a separate espionage act charge against McSperran and a hearing before a federal grand jury bond set at 2500 dollars. Montanez and Cardenas, residents near Horny, jailed without bail to face murder charges for Perez killing near Santos.
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