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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1920
Page
4
A Santa Fe newspaper page from November 19, 1920 discusses wartime policy and criticism of public figures. It critiques acts of leadership and political maneuvering amid national tension, mentioning President Harding and Republicans while reflecting on public faith in government and industry. The article weaves through political rhetoric and social concerns of the era.
Editorial by Frank Staplin applauds nationwide Republican press support in a landslide victory. Article notes patriotic press from metropolis to countryside shaping public opinion and urges continued energetic, intelligent coverage. mentions training programs for disabled soldiers under federal vocational education provisions.
The article reports Starr seeking executive clemency from Governor Fort Michigan in the murder of Dewey Stephens. It notes legal delays with a Supreme Court decision pending, and details the ongoing recapture efforts and potential re trial implications for the defendants branded as Starrs and Smithy.
Roswell New Mexico dispatch reports wool growers urge an emergency tariff act to stave off bankruptcy amid calls for embargoes on wool shipments to the United States. The drive seeks support from Congress as southern lawmakers push for protection of cotton seed and other products.
After the war the Red Cross maintains a yearlong effort with an organized corps touring the city. The report cites sustained assistance across a wide region, noting ongoing relief work and active participation by volunteers under the Red Cross banner.
A state education notice shows more than two hundred graduates from public schools across counties, cities, and towns with varying counts by area. The document lists totals by location, notes some leaders, and includes a section on a water appropriation filing seeking objections by January 1921.
A dense OCR page mixes political analysis about the solid South and 1920 election trends with a long survey description for a land parcel in New Mexico. It names defendants, heirs, and several land markers and measurements, including directions and distances, leading to a court suit notice in Santa Fe County.
Public notice from the New Mexico State Land Office outlines a land lease sale in Lincoln and Chaves counties. It specifies bidding terms, rental rates, lease duration, required postings, and conditions for bid acceptance, including the right to reject bids and the need for bidders to meet application requirements.
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