Senator Fall Replies to Lewis Talk in New Mexico
New Mexico's senator answered the Lewis talk in a forceful, finished manner. He flays Hon. J. Ham in a sharp exchange, defending his position and challenging the opposing view.
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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1916
Page
1
New Mexico's senator answered the Lewis talk in a forceful, finished manner. He flays Hon. J. Ham in a sharp exchange, defending his position and challenging the opposing view.
Senator from Illinois denounces Carranza decree politics in Mexico and contrasts with Woodrow Wilson policies. He claims Carranza controls elections and suppresses opposition while criticizing Democratic leaders for patriotism tied to party. He warns the issue tests government purpose and citizens duties.
The Democratic convention in the city unfolds with indecision over gubernatorial candidates. Isaac Barth pursues support while E C de Baca promotes his health and name. Governor McDonald delivers a defensive keynote amid factions and shifting alliances. The day features endless caucuses, press-exclusion debates, and a chaotic push to name presidential electors.
The piece notes McAdoo’s responses amid Democratic debates over his Finance policy. It highlights letters from supporters and opponents, including Rowley of Michigan and W Fordnes, criticizing Woodrow Wilson and defending McAdoo’s stance on governance and national finances. It discusses naturalized Americans, naval secretary remarks, and economic indicators tied to wartime prosperity.
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