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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1920
Page
5
A New Mexico municipal notice records the entry of the New Mexico State Record as a second class matter at the port office in Santa Fe under the March 3 1870 act. Subscription stands at 150 dollars per year.
The Santa Fe edition comments on the Journal of Commerce urging U S entry into the League of Nations, cites Wilsonian policy and 1918 election dynamics, and notes tax collection progress across New Mexico counties with varying percentages and future budgeting needs. It references political figures and local fiscal data, including county performances and the role of Bryan and Halbell in party primaries.
Washington reports the Navy League celebrating its convention in Wellington with high officials and prominent Washington figures, after enduring Secretary Daniels prior hostility over criticisms of his naval policy. The event featured Americanization themes and notable patrons, amid a broader push for national prestige and preparedness.
Senator Reed of Nebraska denounces the treaty as poisoning American patriotism while accusing Hitchcock of hypocrisy. The exchange likens the president to threaten withdrawal from the League of Nations over European diplomacy. A separate note mentions a French inventor creating a TV writer for Braille readers.
Public land sale notice in Santa Fe New Mexico listing tracts for the Santa Fe and Grant County Railroad Bond Fund. Describes sale terms, deposits, and required improvements, with bidder obligations and court references. Includes county clerk certification and publication dates.
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