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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1916
Page
6
A political piece critiques Republican charges about postwar prosperity and argues that conditions worsened under war mobilization. It warns that rivals promise relief but linger in false hope, urging vigilance against continued economic and social decline.
Disjointed editorial text fragments reference President Wilson and Charles Hughes with mentions of treaties including Danish West Indies and political responses. The piece hints at partisan critique and perceived publicity issues, including criticism of policies and the handling of treaties, in a historical newspaper voice.
A garbled historical excerpt asserts that American citizen rights extend beyond coastal boundaries. It laments neglect of those beyond the core population and hints at broader protections for all residents, including those in Western regions, amid wartime anxieties.
Congressional Union leaders outline how women voters will influence national politics against President Wilson. They claim the Progressive split is dissolved and Democrats must win key states to gain electoral votes. The piece notes expected Republican gains in Oregon Washington and Utah and cross party cooperation in Wisconsin and Wyoming.
The readable segments mention multiple personal names and locations in a chaotic layout. It appears as a damaged OCR extract with scattered phrases lacking clear events or coherent narrative.
Fragmentary paragraphs reflect enduring themes in Hughes speeches. The speaker laments national division and wartime hardships while invoking resolve, unity, and faith in the republic. References to cities, states, and enduring values frame a call for resilience amid conflict.
A clipped opinion piece discusses price increases for meat sugar steel and bread under Wilson era policies. It questions whether workers gain with prosperity rhetoric and cites Franklin D Roosevelt as an assistant secretary and references to the Philippines bill and cabinet tensions.
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