Democratic Voters warned of alleged public office graft
The pamphlet asserts that McTonall, a former county official, and other Democratic figures including Ezequiel de Baca profited from office. It alleges misuse of funds, family employments, and misappropriated warrants in San Miguel and Las Vegas. Sworn records in Washington are cited to back claims about state auditors and governors. The piece urges voters to consider these facts when choosing candidates.
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County Olere
Santa Feo
Drea
Donald
Alee Romain
Antonin Tasers Sert Mtany
Cffic
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Ainether
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Washington
Miguel A. Ote
San Miguel
Miguel A. Otero
New Mexico
Secretary of the Interior
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Las Vegas
Camiga
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New Mexican
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New Mexicn Hratide
Albuquerque Tournal
Albuquerque Herald
Las Verme Optic
Raton
Las Cruces
State Agricultural College
Ezequiel Cabeza de Baca
A. A
San Micnel County
Gillie Otera
Antonio Lucero
San Miguel County
Otero’s Critique of Wilson and Party Unity in New Mexico
The editorial outlines Miguel A. Otero’s dissent within the Democratic ticket, opposing Wilson’s reelection and criticizing the party’s stance on national policies. It recounts Otero’s prior New Mexican writings, attacking presidential decisions and praising some abstentions from war while decrying others, and hints at self-interest in the State Auditor race.
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Miguel A. Otero
Wilson
New Mexica
Egene
Fio Wiley
Mesio
Mexico
America
Lusitania
Germany
U.S. Marshall
Hughes
Campaign rhetoric and bank ties loom before election
The board notes warrants drawn and signed, with the record missing but witnesses confirming the transaction. Some funds were returned to the school district. The campaign faces many issues beyond McDonald and the First State Bank failure, and time may not allow full voter briefing before the vote.
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McDonald
Hernandez A Proven Statesman Election Call
A New Mexican editorial argues that a Republican victory this fall guarantees prosperity. It praises Hernandez as a strong state ally and urges voters to back the Republican ticket from governor to congress, highlighting Forest Service, roads, and liberal laws as goals.
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Congress
Hernandez
Joan
A County School System in Five Years Santa Fe Progress
The piece chronicles Santa Fe county's school system growth over five years, noting vast improvements in buildings, debt levels, and term length. It highlights higher teacher qualifications, salary increases, and broader district coverage, driven by community and legislative support.
Campaign attacks over road work in New Mexico
In a tense pre election moment, Mario campaign leaders reveal a late tactic hidden in the kit. McDonald’s state and county road boards push road work across twenty counties to prove Democratic promises. Critics call it raw, nerve wracking, and a bold political maneuver. Bursum refrains from name calling, highlighting opponent records instead.
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Kitney
McDonald's
Fe County Schools Show Rapid Progress in Libraries and Attendance
The district reports rise in library holdings from 1278.50 to 1913.26, with all forty-two districts now fielding school libraries totaling 1140 volumes valued at 640. Schoolhouses are well lit heated ventilated and furnished with necessary equipment. The county notes near one hundred percent efficiency in supervision and administration and cites community support for educated citizenship.
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Fe County
Inty
Maine result fuels claim of Hughes and Fairbanks victory
The Maine election data bolster a forecast of over three hundred electoral votes for Hughes and Fairbanks, arguing a Republican win nationwide. Maine shows a strong GOP gain since 1912, with Republicans capturing a larger share of votes and leaving Democrats with a stationary tally, implying broad electoral gains.
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Hughes
Fairbanks
Plaisted
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William T. Haines
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Pairbanks
Phiy
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Kentucky
Maryland
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Ohio
Tennessee
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Underwood Defeated and Mexican Turmoil Warned
Senator Oscar Underwood failed as the Senate adopted the finance committee amendment taxing dye stuffs. The border militia withdrawal promise drew Wilson support criticism. Villa seized Chihuahua and grew his army toward 4000, signaling intent to confront U S troops. Democrats tout Antonio Lucero while public records show his role mainly payroll retention for the Lucero family.
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Oscar Underwood
Wilson
Senate
Finance Committee
Villa
Chihuahua
United States
Mr. Wilson
Antonio Lucero
Lucero
Letter protesting Governor Otero reappointment to Theodore Roosevelt
Hon G Cruickshank writes to President Roosevelt from Washington to protest Gov M A Otero's reappointment as New Mexico governor. He argues NM lacks voice in selection, cites past promises, and urges an honest upright governor. CruickshaM D, chairman of the Finance Committee and assistant surgeon, claims corruption under current administration and stresses his 21 years in NM as citizen and taxpayer.
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C. G. Cruickhank
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Washington, D. C
M. A. Otero
New Mexico
McKinley
G. Cruicksha
Territorial Volunteer Infantry
The Unhappy New Mexican Faces Public Records Truth
The Santa Fe New Mexican, long accused of slander toward Republican leaders, now confronts public records about Governor McDonald and other Democratic figures. The piece argues the paper refuses to print the truth, risks discredit, and calls for addressing real campaign issues with factual accountability.
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