New Mexico State Record and Constitutional Debate
The piece discusses the New Mexico State Record published by State Publishing Company, urging adherence to the constitution. It argues that observance of constitutional limits by leaders and the people safeguards liberty, even if seen as over-technical, praising guardians who defend constitutional law against shifting power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
State Record
State Publishing Company
Sion
Senate
Costigan
Colorado
Santa Fe
The Mexican Menace and German Influence Across the Border
The article warns that serious trouble could arise from German agents and anti American Mexicans. It discusses rumors of cross border schemes, wireless links with Berlin, and mass German departures to Mexico. It notes the Pershing expedition costs and border losses, arguing the border situation risks open conflict and fuels anti US sentiment among Mexicans.
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United States
Mexico City
Berlin
Mexico
Railroad strike bluff hurled at Saturday night plans
The piece argues against watchful waiting and predicts no nationwide strike, labeling the dispute a bluff between powerful groups. It urges action or a resolved conflict now to avoid further disruption and higher freight costs for consumers.
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Providence
Adamson
The Russian Revolution by Quick Democratic Change
A historical piece praising Russia’s rapid overthrow of the czar in four days with minimal bloodshed. It contrasts Russia’s swift, popular change with long U S presidential timelines and urges Americans to reconsider their political process and complacency.
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Tok
Russia
United States
Tariff Commission row sparks partisan storm
The article argues President Wilson’s tariff commission is not truly nonpartisan. It cites appointments seen as Wilson aligned and questions whether the board will deliver a neutral, revenue producing tariff law benefiting workers, manufacturers, and consumers. The piece labels the commission as a partisan effort dressed as bipartisanship.
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Wilson
Tariff Commission
Congress
World After the War A Vision of Peace or Empire
The article outlines three postwar outcomes: a German empire dominating Europe, a drawn peace leading to perpetual arms rivalry, or a peace based on universal federation and liberty. It argues against militarism and aristocratic rule, favoring world federation and national self determination for lasting peace and civilization.
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Europe
North Sea
Per Wolf
Germany
Prussia
Central States
United States
Constitutional Government and the Call for Action
The piece laments a trend toward discarding constitutional requirements in favor of rapid action. It argues that disciplined adherence to law underpins a truly representative government and cautions against routine disregard of the nation’s fundamental legal framework.
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United States Congress
We Believe in New Mexico Cattle Growers Creed
The New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Association holds its annual Albuquerque convention with a creed “we believe” stressing centralization and cooperation to secure laws for producers. It praises the Cattle Sanitary Board and regulatory partners, notes breeding economics, and cites cattle numbers and values rising in five years.
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New Mexico Cattle & Horse Growers’ Association
Albuquerque
Etter Ca
Hinain
Wild
Ortymer
Catle Sanitary Board Bureau of Animal Industry
Forest Service
Indian Service
General Land Office
Cattle Sanitary Board of
New Mexico
Dr D F Thomas in Santa Fe on Progressive rift in New Mexico
The New Mexican quotes Roswell physician Dr D F Thomas criticizing Republicans for failing to meet Progressive demands, while accusing Progressives of office seeking across parties, demagoguery, and hypocrisy as they chase state appointments and positions amid the legislative session.
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D. F. Thomas
Roswell
Santa Fe
New Mexican
Dr. Thomas
New Mexico
Lindsey
Letters From Readers Across the State Show Varied Views
A selection of reader letters from across the state offers varied opinions on miscellaneous subjects. The missives reflect local concerns and community perspectives, with contributors from different towns sharing brief insights and viewpoints.
Sturges Denounces New Mexican Report as a Lie
Santa Fe March 13 1917 Frank Sturges editor and former New Mexican staffer denounces a March 12 1917 article under Witnesses in the Case Prosecution as an unmitigated malicious lie. He says he severed ties with The New Mexican after giving two weeks notice.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexican
New Mexico
Dani Sir
Santa Fe New Mexican
Frank Sturges
Inta Fe
God
March
F. P. Sturges
Submarine Blockade Sparks Egg Train Alarm Riot
A box of eggs shipped west from New York triggered a freight congestion scare as pacifists and activists rushed to the depot in Mt Kansas City. The conductor reported an explosion before the car was found harmless. authorities and crowds blamed government policy and war moves, with debate over the U S stance toward Germany and the Allies.
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New York
Villa
Mt Kansas City
Huerta
Germany
Mewies
England
United States
Wise Rules of Conduct for Daily Life
A fragmented list of maxims on virtue honesty and self control. It urges keeping good company avoiding idle time and speaking truthfully while honoring engagements and preserving secrets. Advice covers self restraint thrift abstaining from gambling and living within income with emphasis on reason and gratitude.
Legislature Recap Shows Close Vote On Woman Suffrage
The legislature failed 25 to 24 on a final vote for woman suffrage and constitutional amendments. Lobbying shaped outcomes across measures including funding for education, the Santa Fe building project, and various university line items. Despite setbacks, some bills passed with strong lobbying support and notable shifts from lawmakers.
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House
Senate
Santa Fe
Pronk HH. Roberts
Noremal University
Silver City Normal
State College
Spanish American Normal
Commonwealth
H. O. Bursum
Just Swap The Decks A Poem On Life And Death
A speaker reflects on how friends praise the living and speak kindly after death. They seek support and cheerful acts now rather than flowers later, urging others to swap the game by exchanging checks. An unrelated aside notes opportunities for good amid global ties.
Ten Promises for the New Year instructive items
A clipped column presents Ten Promises for the New Year urging gentleness in speech patience at home and empathy for neighbors. It promotes avoiding gossip building service mindedness friendship under trial and smiling optimism with prayers and hard work, author unknown.
To Laughter
A brief, reflective quotation extols laughter as kind and eloquent. It asserts laughter suits every face, is ever steadfast, cannot be bought or sold, and returns when shared. It claims laughter dissolves tears, erases frowns, lightens the mind, and even heals the soul, urging readers to try it and tell friends.
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the Tariff Commission
Cattlemen’s Association
MR. Sturges
PROM
Alt
Johnson
Tax Payers’ Association
Insurance Companies
New York Aggreson
Woman's Club
League of New Mexico
Woman's Board of Trade of Santa Fe
Col
A. E. Koehler
Club Women and Brothers
R. E. Twitchell
Cabendar
Baird
Barth
Twitch
Rupert F.asplund
Smething
Charles Springer
Clark
Treasury
Amed
Nces
Ty Wes
Bursam
Boundary Commission
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