Conception of the Presidency Campaign Platform
On the eve of election day the candidate outlines how he would govern based on core principles. He pledges right starting, sound judgment, and a pro labor yet pro business approach with fair treatment, government supervision of industry, and protection for American workers against foreign competition. He criticizes the current administration for class conflict and promises a steady, principled path.
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Ees
Wien
Wiscountey
Wwe
United States
Spain
Sweden
Norway
Ani
Burnie
Sain
France
England
Cigcumuy
Democratic Party
Bryan
Mr. Daniels
Mexico
Otero Administration Sidelights Amid Mudslinging and Pardons
A long critique argues there was no corruption in New Mexico's territorial government under Otero, noting independent judiciary and steady governance. It accuses political rivals of exploiting pardons for votes, citing Christmas and New Year clemencies and 260 pardons during Otero’s term, with references to Carthage murderers and local political manipulation. Also mentions two San Miguel county senators, B F Pankey and John S Clark, up for renomination and their service quality.
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New Mexico
Miguel Otero
New Mesteasini
Crete
Hineelf
Olor Lew Wallace
Ciwler Sheldon
Mince
Agricultural College
Selina
Trent
Military Institute
Oterea
Washington
Carthage
Texas
Vigil
Raton
Mills
Santa Fe
Otero
Catron
B. F. Pankey
John 5. Clark
San Miguel County
Senate
Pan
Clark
County Officials Praise Frugal New Mexico County Finances
The county claims five years of tight fiscal control with expenses well under receipts. Sheriff, school, and assessor efforts boosted values, while the probate court pleased heirs. Despite harsh verse elsewhere, local officials tout low levies with most revenue funding schools and maintaining law enforcement.
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New Mexico
Board of County Commissioners
Sheriff’s Office
Teast
Hon
Anyinader
Aelid
Ivestoch
Suita Fe County
Doetine
County Clerks Threaten Ballot Access for Republican Tickets
County clerks in several Democratic counties allegedly delayed receipt of certified copies of the Republican state ticket. Forwarded copies and register return cards show delivery, but some clerks threaten to withhold Republican ballots. Officials warn to consult federal and state statutes and note that violations will be prosecuted.
Republicans nominate former representatives for Missouri state senate
A number of former house members have been nominated for the Missouri state senate by Republicans this fall including James V. Tully of Lincoln County W H H Christian of LaJean County and Ramon Sanchez of Taos County Senator Stone stated that Missouri would go Republican if the Democratic national convention had not been held in St Louis Indications suggest Missouri will vote Republican along with Kentucky and Maryland
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House of Representatives
State Senate
James V. Tully
Lincoln County
W. HH. Christian
la Jean County
Ramon Sanchez
Taos County
Stone
St. Louis
Missouri
Kentucky
Maryland
Questions for New Mexico voters in 1912 election
A long item raising pointed questions to Governor W C McDonald and others about vetoes, tax issues, land decisions, and public lands policy. It alleges misstatements to tax boards, mishandling of public funds, and effects on school land proceeds while citing local figures and counties. It targets voters through critical questions about land, taxes, and residency.
Roosevelts charge on Wilson Daniels and Mayo in peril letters
A passage recounts accusations that President Wilson and Secretary Daniels failed to protect Americans during a crisis, with Admiral Mayo's actions scrutinized. It cites telegrams, official orders, and calls for accountability, arguing Daniels and Wilson bear responsibility for inaction while Magar lives were at risk.
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Maye
Adi Miller
Tosa
Deen
Consul Miller
Admiral Mayo
Daniela
Daniels
Wilson
Geran Ott Brithsips
U. S
United States
Aistral Mayo
Wison
Dachlels Thorelurs
Danida
The Soldier Vote in Maine Election Aftermath
A fragmented report notes that a Maine battalion rode to aid allies in two days to exercise the frail and reveals low turnout among Maine voters. The text also references Joseph Daniels and a possible naval secretary role amid delays and inefficiencies.
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Maine
What Hoke Ito Would Have Left Undone
Writings critique Democratic attempts to dodge the administration record. The piece argues Hughes and Wilson aides use evasive rhetoric to shift subject matter, recalling past critiques of Taft and Roosevelt campaigns. It assesses political strategy and accountability.
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Mr. Hughes
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Huttes
Govert
New York
Campaign rhetoric and reconciliation in a perilous race
The passage recounts political maneuvering around the candidacy of Mr Hughes and Mr Wilson, noting promises versus deeds, attacks from opponents, and the attempt to frame the contest as a clash of integrity. It reflects a tense public discourse on leadership and accountability.
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Tie
Hughes
New York
Highes
Hughey
Gietars
Fragmented War Conversation On Reparation And Rights
Fragmented OCR text reflects a heated debate over reparations and American rights amid invasion concerns. Mentions Coranna, Mexico, and postwar taxation while criticizing direct challenges and alleged literary notes.
Wobbling Woodrow in the White House Portrait
The NY Globe and Commercial Advertiser lauds a flexible incumbent whose shifting positions on states rights neutrality and war reveal an adaptable leader. Pershing’s forces are noted as ready for battle, with the paper commenting on political maneuvering and policy reversals.
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Woodrow
White House
Col. Roosevelt
New York Globe and Commercial Advertiser
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Sinta
Mercelino A. Ortiz
Union County
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Roosevelt
Wilsow
Henry Wentec
Watson
Schiry Daniels
Counvetlin
Aimee DE
Sigatlen
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