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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1921
Page
5
New Mexico State Record edited by Frank Staplin, publisher State Publishing Company. Published every Friday in Santa Fe the state capital. Receiver entered as second class matter under the 1879 act. Subscription price listed at 1.58 dollars per year.
In Santa Fe on May 13, 1921, a former View Marshall discusses Americanism, contrasting wartime efforts to surrender national individuality with a current push to revive American living standards. He argues Americans forgot hard work postwar and urges listeners to resist League entanglements while praising practical patriotism.
Samuel Gompers and Frank Mor rkowich of the American Federation of Labor addressed meetings denouncing the nationwide open shop program. Gompers argued that Americans will not accept industrial autocracy and demand equal opportunity before the law, democratic production, and protection of labor rights. The piece contrasts present calls with earlier union efforts and notes public sentiment toward union dignity and employment fairness.
A garbled text fragment cites Socrates and Marcus Aurelius in a disrupted meditation on desire, virtue, and freedom. It drifts into political and economic references, mentioning investments, savings certificates, salaries, and an international league, with unfinished critiques of governance and labor.
A garbled classified line includes a 32 year old man marrying for $35,000, mentions a widow with $0,000 and a 23 year old wealthy widow seeking services, plus assorted ads for matrimony and trial readings. The fragmentary text references Kansas City and Detroit with dubious offers and contact hints.
The article argues there is no quality difference between cane and beet sugar despite expert testimony and public testing. It notes ongoing charges across the Atlantic and reflects long standing human bias against new evidence. It also mentions a notice of sale and regional industry prospects for sugar manufacture.
The piece praises Mr Hughes for his strong Secretary of State performance and his clear rationale on the Yap mandate. It notes his letter to the British Government and copies to France, Italy, and Japan, arguing Allied rights over former German possessions and emphasizing United States interests in Yap and the broader Pacific. It also includes unrelated legal notices and a mixture of old archival text.
Notice records the State Corporation Commission certifying authority for Midwest Refig Company of Maine to transact business in New Mexico on May 7. The filing notes include certificate of incorporation details, principal office designation, and witnesses. Other entries mention land acts, public notices, and patent claims in Santa Fe and nearby counties with multiple witnesses listed.
An old advertisement from Columbia Hatchery in Denver offers over 10 000 baby chicks in 18 varieties with live delivery and parcel post prepaid. It directs readers to request prices and full particulars. A separate legal notice shows a school district bid for a four room concrete building at Tres Piedras New Mexico with details and bidding procedures.
The piece argues that the U S Senate must ratify treaties but the Republican majority would not back a league covenant. It claims President Wilson overreached by linking the peace treaty to a League of Nations, risking self respect and domestic support in a Senate that refused approval. The article contends delegates knew American opposition and that ratification depended on constitutional restraint.
Old land entry notice shows Grover Moore of Stanley North Dakota and Pedro Padilla y Ortiz of Cersillos named as witnesses for three year final proof to establish claim to land in Township 12 North Range East. U S Commissioner Santa Fe NM set the date in June. Bergere Register. Publication May 27 1921 Department of the Interior U S Land Office Santa Fe NM.
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