Nick Would Buy a Silk Tile for Em
A retro editorial notes that in 1914 Michigan recorded just over 3000 Bull Moose votes. It argues there is potential to swell that total to nearly three times as many, presenting a striking proportional growth comparison to a common housefly. The piece uses playful language to urge greater political participation.
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Heflin
McArthur
Oregon
Hughes
Wilson
Alabama
Heflin Ia Iitein
Democratic Party
Ani Charact “Prosperity
Democrats
Nich
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse A Brake Co
Political maneuvering and tariff talk sparks Congress debate
A Washington dispatch notes Heflin of Alabama and Longworth of Ohio shaping party tactics amid a looming Republican majority. Speakers are sought nationwide as California optimism fades into a bid for unity. The piece weighs tariff policy, McAdoo publicity, and Democratic defenses of war policy while praising a Redpath chautauqua program's local reception.
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Crefet
Heflin
Alabama
Republic
Congress
Bursum Favored For Governor In NM Republican Convention
The Sargent and Las Cruces papers discuss Horacio Bursum as the leading GOP candidate for governor, with wide delegate support and expected victory. They note his self-made status and appeal to poor voters, predicting a strong Republican ticket and a large majority if nominated. Another view from Socorro and Las Cruces highlights Armijo as secretary nominee, seen as efficient and set for election if nominated.
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Bursum
Rpubli
Commonwealth
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Socorro
Dora Armijo
Fulin Y
Armijo
Las Cruces
Alhuanerane Morning Journal
Seligman
Santa Fe
Arthur Seligman
Mr. Seligman
A.A. Jones
Senate
el Paso Times
Dem
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Ho. Borsum
Secundino
Romeo
Romero
Guadalupe County
Tans County
Fiyet Batlon Barsums
Colfax county votes tangled in state convention clash
The Colfax county delegation faces secrecy about its lineup for the state convention with no pledges yet. Observers doubt any single candidate can secure the delegation, with names like Catron Bursum Hernandez and Sargent discussed amid shifting sentiment. Rumors suggest Governor McDonald may avoid another run, influencing the State ticket and party unity in Grant County.
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Colfax County
Catron
Bursum
Sargent
Colfax
Hernandez
Bur
Sum
Murray
Silver City Enterprise
Wo D Murray
Grant County
Mexico Affairs Not Much Changed in World Events
The article surveys ongoing global fighting with the Austro German advance stalled and Verdun six months into siege. It notes inconsistent dispatches from Paris and London, rising war costs in England, and mixed Russian advances as of the week. Also discussed are Mexican affairs, border tensions, and political chatter in New Mexico about potential candidates and candidates’ prospects.
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Ifba
Paris
Tandon
Berlin
England
Asquith
Tife
Geretims
Verdu n Battles Drag On Five Months of Attacks
Reports differ on what the Verdun offensives achieved as five months of fighting continue. The relentless artillery and infantry actions have exacted a heavy human toll with uncertain gains for either side.
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