Democrats clash over road plank in Las Vegas platform
A Las Vegas platform dispute pits Democratic condemnations of state highway policy against Republican calls for road funding. The Albuquerque Evening Herald outlines the Democratic pledge to repeal state highway control and shift road finance to counties, contrasted with a Republican plank endorsing federal aid for roads and denouncing Democratic policy. The piece notes the language appeared in multiple New Mexico papers and originated from Las Vegas resolutions.
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Fall addresses big crowd at Belen
A large turnout filled Helen for a political meeting with Senate Fall speaking to a packed hall. Cars from outside the city swelled attendance as seats ran out and many were turned away for lack of space. He discussed the League of Nations and urged support for the Republican party amid enthusiastic cheers.
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Republicans Rally for America First Policy in October Address
A late October political dispatch from New York and New Mexico quotes James Re Crays Repabbies and Jon Wil H Hayes urging Republicans to defend perpetual freedom. It cites the Las Vegas platform, attacks Democratic plans to move road management, and calls for restoring federal aid and local control. The piece notes speeches by Hon. Go. R. Craigs and Senator Holt praising GOP aims and warning against “independency” in county politics.
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Roswell conference shapes New Mexico constitutional debate
The state conference of the American Constitutional union ending in Roswell produced resolutions urging duty to suffrage and heritage protection while promoting constitutional government. Senators Harding and others argued for a return to constitutional governance amid domestic and international duties.
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Harding Calls Protective Tariff to Shield Industry
Marion Ohio October 2 Senator Harding released a telegram urging a prompt return to protection for American industry once Republicans gain power. The message cites zinc and agriculture as harmed by low tariffs under 1913 laws and warns that postwar foreign competition risks widespread unemployment and reduced production at home.
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Fire devastates Oklahoma Hotel in Scranton incident
A Saturday blaze at 213 South Connelly Street destroys the Oklahoma Hotel after a stove error heats a bath, spreading swiftly. The fire injures none but causes extensive damage, with repairs and insurance questions following as investigators assess the origin and cost.
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Local political turmoil and a county treasurer complaint
Roswell New Mexico October 23 A political dispute centers on Ben C Davinson county treasurer amid a $10 000 embezzlement allegation. A Whittier traveling auditor reports a shortfall of $51 886.42 and demands action from county commissioners. The investigation echoes party tensions and calls for resignations or replacements as officials respond to the audit findings.
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Republican meetings at Pajuaque and Nambe
Reports describe Republican gatherings in Pajuaque and Nambe with crowded halls and attendees praising anti-Democrat positions. Speakers including Warren and other local officials addressed supporters amid claims of Democratic failures and calls for party unity.
Acting Governor Records and Pardons in 1918
Extracts show Antonio Lucero acting as governor on December 13 1918 in Annapolis Maryland and a full pardon and restoration of citizenship granted to Florencio de Baca. De Baca's term in the state penitentiary is noted and Lucero is described as a Democratic candidate for Congress and Secretary of State.
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Larrazolo Not Well Received at New Mexico Meeting
A political meeting in Miramnerque featured Frank A Hubbell and the Harity ticket. Speakers defended the reform stance while opponents failed to rally support amid mixed applause and party tension at Alameda district gathering.
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Corn and Crops Reported Reaching Record Yields
A historical agrarian note reports corn and crops at record levels with expected harvests exceeding previous peaks. It mentions 190k marks in yield and forecasts notable increases due to improved care and protection measures.
Dempsey to Fight Carpentier in Havana Major Scandal
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions Dempsey facing Carpentier in Havana and references a major scandal. It also includes garbled names and unclear details about a prison or death, with phrases about Meviete, Tex Richard Charles B. Cockren, and a long, jumbled passage suggesting a controversial incident connected to boxing and politics in October.
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