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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
5
A fragmented report outlines Democratic efforts in New Mexico to rally support for amendments and oppose Republican proposals. The piece notes speeches by Jones and others, tensions within parties, and the impact of proposed amendments on land, state control, and highway funding amid looming elections.
A distressed tract argues for Amendment No. 11 to fund road improvements in New Mexico. It claims bonds bear par value, stress that funds stay statewide, and warns against misinterpretations about federal aid. It asserts pro rata distribution and independence from local politics.
A letter from PH Everhard of Wichita criticizes the State Highways Department as efficient and courteous, praising New Mexico's highway program while noting concerns about a board. The missive touches on public instruction and a proposed Amendment No 4 exempting $2100 in land and soldiers property, amid political clashes over leadership and board associations.
The piece critiques political tactics from the New Mexican, defending Senator Kerry and La Follette while attacking Ford and Hearst. It endorses Amendment No 5 for state corporate powers, No 6 for a budget, No 7 for land office reform, and No 8 school tax reductions, while warning against others including No 1, No 9, and No 10. It urges unity of agriculture and industry with fair policy and protection for all sectors.
The report bases Ten Thousand plurality on Ng reading from western sources and pundits. It estimates favors for Senator Bursum amid two counties near stalemate. Total expected general vote around 1064000, with about one third to one half uncertain, suggesting Sween may exceed a modest margin.
The document outlines Republican policy support including preservation of the Monroe Doctrine, opposition to surrender of sovereignty, and backing for international cooperation. It highlights tariffs for American industry, support for veterans, education, roads, budget reform, and the leadership of Herbert Hoover era officials, alongside commending Senator Holm Bursum and Governor Mechem. It also contains public notice language about land filings in New Mexico.
Notice is given that Pepe wncriment of Ingeri Land at Santa Fey New Mexico warns that Poticonio Jivas of Cuba New Mexico filed an interest in lands described as Section 21 Town 22 N Range 9 for NIGNWS Ser 2 Si Wu. The owner lists intention to proceed with the claim and related proceedings, with Onofre Garcia and others named in La. Regine as associates.
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