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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1917
Page
4
War era clipping criticizes reprisals and policy on morale and liberty. It mocks Bryan’s foreign policy blunders and patriotism while condemning ambassadorship behavior and War Bond signaling. The piece urges unity and highlights Mrs Hawkins’ defense of Liberty Loan practices.
A mix of notes from Santa Fe and Las Cruces papers covers a five percent dividend for the Santa Fe Mutual Building and Loan, railroad talks linking El Paso Southwestern with Tyrone mines, bond sales fears for New Mexico Central, and political squibs. Various editorials hint at prohibition, local personalities, and fleeting items from Albuquerque, Las Cruces, and Santa Fe columns.
In Clifton Morenci the Federal Commission led by Secretary of Labor Wilson is set to visit as copper districts boast 24,000,000 pounds shipped in three months. Citizens defend loyalty, while some blame alien elements and strike actions for wartime economic strains and lost wages.
A heated wartime discussion advocates suppressing German language papers in America and praises Lord Northcliffe for urging control. The piece links press actions to national security, pro-war propaganda, and political pressure, while praising loyalty, urging vigilance against German influence, and noting debates over Liberty Loan campaigns and prohibition laws.
A. Hawkins argues for publishing subscribers to Liberty bonds and their amounts. He says transparency honors duty and motivates others, comparing to enlistees. He asserts El Pasoans should disclose who subscribes and who does not, to give credit or accountability.
Washington reports the Comptroller of the Currency notes a new law approved by the President will expand small denomination availability. National banks may desig nate up to 5000 of their circulation in one or two dollar notes, removing prior limits and easing the shortage that followed the return to specie payments.
Old New Mexico estate listing offers 240 deeded acres plus 480 under homestead, 5 000 leased acres, irrigation rights and 220 irrigated acres. Includes 4 room house, barn, corrals, cross fences, 80 head cattle, 20 horses and mules, bull tractor and tools. Owner W J Meyer Levy New Mexico reachable via Wagon Mound Ranchers line. Also notes a literary notice and a school bond sale notice from Santa Fe.
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