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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
2
A garbled regional summary mentions Edith Ma and others, a big Republican rally at the Capitol, and references to voting months and local figures. The fragmentary text also includes scattered names, places, and events with political and civic tones.
A fragmentary wartime United States newspaper item reports a late circulating canard accusing Senator Warren G. Harding of questionable ancestry. The piece notes denials and political rebuttals by Democrats, mentions efforts at rallies in Clovis and Portales, and references public statements from figures including Lindsey and Fallme.
A lengthy, fragmentary notice outlines a second annual Armistice day celebration in Aztec on November 11. The event features a large barbecue and picnic followed by prize drawings and appearances by various acts. It hints at community festivities, games, and local organizers but the text is garbled with many unclear names and details.
The scanned page discusses Judge Hanna's defeat in 1906 and the political context in New Mexico. It notes Republican doubts about the legal bench, debates over state highway funding, and the impact of electoral strategies on livestock and regional economies. Details mention Attorney General choices, succession plans, and shifting political alignments.
A garbled OCR passage references civic tasks and infrastructure themes, including elections, roads, farms, and public works. It mentions Lake via AR, New Mexico, and efforts of various entities in a statewide or county context. The text is highly corrupted with scattered proper nouns, dates, and place names, making concrete events hard to extract.
A record notes the law office of McFie and Edwards located on Santa Fe Street in Sante Fe New Mexico. The entry identifies the firm as attorneys at law and references its office address in the historical newspaper fragment.
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