Bursum Reelection Backed by National Figures
Washington dispatch notes strong support for Senator Bursum of New Mexico in the September 20 special election. Prominent figures including Hiram Johnson and Mexican officials praise his record and push for bipartisan backing to bolster the Harding administration’s policies and regional interests.
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Tri-State Cowboys Roundup For Disabled Soldiers in Albuquerque
The Tri State Cowboys plan a September 22 to 24 benefit roundup in Albuquerque to aid the National Disabled Soldiers League. Riders from all parts are expected, promising thrills as the show supports disabled veterans.
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New Mexico to join western states in lower rail rates fight
Gov Mechem wired Colorado officials that New Mexico will intervene in the Interstate Commerce Commission case once Colorado files its protest. Governor Shoup invited nine western states to join the protest against current freight and passenger rates. The move comes after Mechem held talks with the Attorney General and State Corporation Commission. Santa Fe schools report open for the week with high attendance from outside the city at various institutions.
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Idaho Congressman Praises Bursum in Campaign Letter
Addison T. Smith, veteran Idaho congressman and chair of the house committee on alcoholic liquor traffic, writes to the Republican committee praising Senator Bursum and urging his re election. Smith notes his thirty years in Congress, lauds Bursum as active in western interests, and stresses the risk to Republicans and the West if Bursum is not backed.
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Constitution Day Proclamation by Governor Mechem
New Mexico Governor Merritt C Mechem proclaims September 17 1921 as Constitution Day urging patriotic groups to plan statewide educational programs. The notice details a series of town meetings and travels across Valencia Bernalillo Lincoln and other counties to promote awareness of the Federal Constitution amid political campaigns.
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Oklahoma
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War Finance Corporation Ready to Advance Stock Loans
Washington reports the War Finance Corporation will make advances to banks and trusted firms for agricultural financing including livestock production, marketing, and note rediscounts. Agricultural loan agencies will operate in key districts with local committees of bankers and business leaders to process applications and issue timely recommendations to Washington.
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Campaign Smear Attacks On Senator Bursum Condemned
New Mexico veterans and supporters denounce a defamatory campaign piece linked to Seligman and Hanna networks. The tract attacks Holm O. Bursum’s record, while allies cite his aid to farmers and veterans, urging voters to reject mudslinging and re-elect him.
Good Roads Amendment Carrying in Curry County
Clovis New Mexico September The Clovis Chamber of Commerce backs a constitutional amendment authorizing a 2 million bond for road building. Only one member voted against. A resolution urging commercial bodies to report it was introduced at the board meeting, but directed to a membership ballot with likely strong support. The measure aims to secure federal aid for roads.
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Veterans urge Bursum support at camp meeting
A wartime veteran camp passes a resolution supporting Senator H. O. Bursum's record on service members concerns. The resolution cites his push for Soldiers' Adjusted Compensation, pensions, and the retirement terms for Disabled Emergency Officers, noting nonpartisan advocacy and New Mexico ties.
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