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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1916
Page
1
Reports from the European front describe Allied offensives with cavalry charges and notable British bravery. The Deutschland voyage is cited as a diplomatic gain for U S Germany friendship and trade hopes. Mexican and U S tensions remain, with troop withdrawals debated and Pershing’s position analyzed amid war-preparedness talk. Continued on page four.
A District Court in Santa Fe directs Ralph C to show cause on August 7 why he should not be removed as receiver of the New Mexico Central Railroad. Pittsburg Trust Company, bondholders’ trustee, petitions alleging excessive personal expenses, failure to report funds, improper use of trust money for travel, and poor accounting and management of the 116 mile line. It asks appointment of a new receiver to oversee economical operation and prevent further dissipation of assets.
Santa Fe hosts three prominent matrons Mrs Charles Catron Mrs James A Rolls and Mrs Paul A F Walter organized a three in one chain party at Library Hall on Tuesday evening. The event drew many guests with elaborate decorations refreshments and music and raised funds toward the $500 goal before September.
Two youths from Minnesota were brought before the court in Raton Range. The judge noted the severity of malicious mischief but, considering their outside state status, sentenced them to reform school.
Mrs. Frank L. Delvin and her son have returned to the city after several months in California and plan to spend the summer here.
A sprawling critique outlines Democratic struggles in New Mexico as contributors discuss potential candidates like McDonald and Bursum, Hagerman’s neutrality, and party leadership failures. The piece predicts Bursum’s possible election if McDonald runs, while noting factions in Chaves county could split votes and dampen turnout.
A A Rivera outlines support for Republican candidates in Taos County New Mexico urging rally turnout for Hubbell and Catron. Rivera states Taos County will decide its backing and will transfer support to the Republican nominee if Hubbell or Catron is not chosen.
A clipped political digest critiques the Democratic Congress as slow and slipshod in its methods, arguing the Wil son regime would produce dull movies and minimal results. The piece emphasizes frustration with legislative pace and effectiveness.
Washington dispatch argues Democratic control of Congress and government funding resisted by Republicans. It contrasts Democratic delaying tactics with Republican pay as you go, citing platform contrasts and campaign figures Vance McCormick and Woodrow Wilson in a opinionated critique.
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