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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1916
Page
4
A fragmented notice recalls Santa Fe campaigns and defeat of the Republican ticket. The text mentions munitions, counties, service, and a figure named Wilson with support behind him. The passage reflects on political tactics and loyalties in a historical state record.
Article reviews a recent Republican convention in New Mexico discussing candidates including Gilberto Mirabal for county endorsement and a judge for the supreme court. It laments machine influence, notes party dynamics, and anticipates a vigorous campaign with emphasis on experience and loyalty to party goals.
The piece compares trainmen and railroad officials over an eight hour demand, noting about 1.5 million people affected, with wage and revenue pressures cited by railroad leaders. It cites President Wilson urging compromise and references political endorsements for Lindsey and Priven, amid a broader Progressive stance and accusations of a boodle campaign.
Administration officials seek clear view of country’s state through Phe chetia of Hughes as a key informant. The quoted stance portrays the condition as absolutely assured across the administration.
A narrative claims Jones and aides, McDonald and Lucero, orchestrated a campaign machine to mobilize delegates and win votes. They allegedly miscounted by omitting the governor of Tesuque from a list to court Indian votes at a pueblo while targeting non-Democrats and independents and Progressives.
In a critique of the Eagle editor's approach the piece questions a campaign of war cries and personal attacks on a candidate. It notes rising commodity costs and hints at internal promises of graft while claiming inside information is used to influence voters. The passage alludes to public dissatisfaction with contemporary politics.
After adjournment critics noted Republican ticket names including John Howard Wagner. The column highlights the push for special schooling posts and comments on Wagner when nominated.
The piece argues over Wilson and Hubbell with claims of party loyalties and wage politics. It asserts prospects for a Republican governor and criticizes Democratic candidacy while praising education leadership by Prof. Wagner. The tone centers on national harmony, protectionist principles, and upcoming elections.
The piece argues for Holm C Bursum in the upcoming election, praising his leadership and character while urging Republicans to support him. It links national defense, public trust, and party unity to his candidacy, and critiques rivals Hubbell and Hughes as context for the political moment.
A Republican ticket lists Frank A Hubbell as U S Senator from Bernalillo B C Hernandez as Representative from Rio Arriba Holm O Bursum for Governor E L Lindsey as Lieutenant Governor Clarence J Roberts for Supreme Court Gilberto Mirabel as Secretary of State W G Sargent as State Auditor Gregory Page as Treasurer J H Wagner for Public Instruction Frank W Clancy as Attorney General R P Ervien for Public Lands Malaquias Martinez for Corporation Commissioner Presidential Electors Juan Ortiz J Chill H Hammond with jurisdictions Santa Fe Dona Ana Curry Taos Rio Arriba McKinley Union Santa Fe Valencia Dona Ana Colfax Union Taos Curry Santa Fe
The passage notes a cautious stance by Democratic leaders toward bold timing and immediate action, contrasting with Hughes campaign rhetoric and a watchful waiting posture guided by the national party line.
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