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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1916
Page
4
Publication notice from the STATE PUBLISHING COMPANY listing management by FRANK STAPLIN and a weekly record subscription at 1.50 per year. It notes second-class post status in Santa New Mexico and references an Act of March establishing postal handling.
The article lists Republican ticket names including Frank A Hubbell C Hernandez Holm C Bursum Lindsey Roberts Mirabel Sargent W Wagner Clancy Ervien Martinez with I Juan Orpiz as presidential placeholder. It also criticizes Democratic actions and process, arguing Republicans favor right to express voters wishes and labeling opposition as petty and unsteady despite partisan divisions.
The piece argues Holm Bursum appears increasingly likely to win the governorship as Democrats grow doubt about their ticket following the convention. It notes perceived flaws in the past campaign and claims public disapproval of earlier methods, with Tar Whote cited as gaining knowledge about voters.
Fragmented excerpt criticizes the Bursum administration and party leaders. It alleges bitter attacks and political claims, noting supporters’ claims of broad voter backing while questioning the governor’s popularity and the party’s selectivity.
A fragmented report describes controversial actions during a local convention led by an unnamed group. The piece hints at disorder and unclear outcomes while mentioning attendees and proceedings.
A long disputed political scene in New Mexico centers on hubbel and campaign tactics. The Democratic state committee and party insiders clash over candidate support and the use of influence to shape the ticket.
A Monday executive session in the state capitol discussed Democratic candidates and factions. Key figures named include Celso Lopez, Francis C. Wilson, Bronsie Cutting, Miguel, and Roman L. Baca, with tensions over succession, patronage, and finance shaping the nomination scene.
A panel of political arguments contrasts Harding’s warnings of a hollow prosperity with claims about past wars. The piece cites Roosevelt and Taft, arguing about Wilson’s peace versus former presidents while questioning whether any war was truly avoided and noting Mexican sentiment toward Americans.
The Albuquerque Herald expresses annoyance as the state Republican convention adopts a plank calling for submitting the prohibition question to a public vote. The paper notes the shift signals may impact the party's stance and voter engagement ahead of upcoming campaigns.
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