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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1916
Page
8
A garbled but dense report lists numerous visitors and residents in Capital City from Al Albuquerque to Abiquin. Names include Mr and Mrs Nf S Lee, Mr and Mrs Ht Mall, Edward Otero, Frank Lite, ToIe Metic, Amelia Chewan, Sparks, J W Galles, and others, with mentions of court sessions, a big celebration, and Knights of Columbus events.
Santa Fe October 2 1916 notice announces the annual meeting of the New Mexico teachers association in Santa Fe November 27. Sessions in Scottish Rite Cathedral senate chamber and various theaters. Notable visits and local events highlighted as the capital hosts educators and dignitaries.
The article outlines a tax valuation over 314 million and upcoming sessions with strong speakers and music. It notes reduced fares, a likely attendance of 18 members, and a complete program ready by November. Educational day and church services are planned, with efforts to certify teachers and coordinate lodging and travel for attendees.
Santa Fe New Mexico October 3 1996 reports parole applicants from various counties including Rio Arriba Bernalillo Eddy and Valencia. The board will act on October 12 with the full teaching force of the state backing the parole requests. Names listed include H Wagner Miguel Valdeznay Hipolito Montoya Jose Griego Lorenzo Pino and others as supporting officers. The note also mentions political candidacy shifts affecting local offices and a change in candidates in Eddy and Rio Arriba counties.
The Scottish Rite choir performed Frederick H. Cowen’s cantata The Rose Maiden at the Scottish Rite Cathedral on Wednesday evening before the 22nd Reunion. An enthusiastic audience filled Jarze auditorium enjoying soloists and choruses. The event accompanied by reports of attendees from Santa Fe and Las Vegas meetings and upcoming school openings and missionary gatherings.
The Albuquerque Journal excerpt reports the Santa Fe Woman's Club meeting at Mrs. rank Clancy's Palace Avenue home discussing district nurse work, home economics, and housekeeping. It also notes social items including marriages of John C. Balcomb in Charleston to Helen Pope, and various social events and church announcements reflecting civic life.
Keen donors raise thirty thousand dollars to fund an art gallery for New Mexico. The Ward of the Museum Board praises patrons and envisions a modern facility with classical architecture. Comments from Springer on the School of American Research and New Mexico's cultural progress are included, along with local notes on road funds and a Democratic meeting boner.
A Reader letter column laments campaign tactics in Otero, de Baca, and McDonald era politics. It mocks vilification and a “Mudbucket” attack on Republicans, notes exaggerated press columns, road concerns in Penasco and Elk Canyon, and hints at local road funding. Mentions Hughes vote impact and governor race polling in Luna, Socorro, and Catron counties. Local notary and attorneys appear in notices.
A fragmentary editorial attacks M A Otero for running on the Democratic ticket after a shifting political career from Republican to Progressive. It argues the party risks revenue-seeking motives and criticizes other candidates who would sacrifice the party for personal success, citing past timber lands sales and pardon scandals.
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