Publicity Bureau Expands New Mexico Information Drive
The Publicity Bureau of the State Land Office promotes New Mexico resources through free literature. The Red Book summarizes county outputs and land openings for settlers, while New Mexico Cookery boosts native products. Brevity aids busy readers and encourages investment, settlement, and state prosperity.
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Stite Land Office
Nas
Teethe Tain
Convernimy
Ovat
Stest
Spriuil
Vega
Tal Fay Eesti
Ariel
Rey
San’ Diego Exposition
New Mexico
Roswell News Special Nidley I Genet Nomber TM Coll
Roswell News notes a special feature on Nidley I Genet Nomber TM College with emphasis on past fears and forthcoming events. The report questions accuracy of information amid local concerns about Peyeus Valho and west valley coverage, while editors promise financial and development updates for the state.
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Nidley I Genet
Ted Sortie
Aisha Pags
Coe
Termine
President Wilson backs unions over arbitration in wage disputes
The New York Tribune accuses President Wilson of yielding to rail labor demands and abandoning arbitration, while claiming to support arbitration in principle for future cases. The piece argues his stance is driven by self interest ahead of national elections.
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Wilson
New York Tribune
Senator Underwood Defends Deficiency Revenue Debate
The Washington Post quotes Senator Underwood urging that surrendering core principles to urgent needs harms the party. He discusses the dyestuffs tax clause in the deficiency revenue bill, implying the administration damages arbitration. Champ Clark also weighs in on Maine, calling the matter a clean issue.
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Senator Underwood
Underwood
Wilson
Washington Post
New Mexico Needs A Business Man In The Senate
A column argues New Mexico requires a business man in the United States Senate to curb excessive legislation and economic distress. It extols Charles Evans Hughes era ideals, praises Hubbell as a capable leader, and urges support from voters in the upcoming November election.
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New Mexico
United States Senate
America
Strik
Tor
Charles Evans Hughes
Joan
Herbert Spencer
Mosien
United
Dent Republican
Cutting
Santa Fe
Hubbell
Uespall Hubbell
Common Sense at UNM Proclamation Urges Streetcars
The UNM students issue a notice supporting streetcar travel to social events and deem taxi cabs unsuitable. The piece critiques the idea that men prefer expensive options and praises practical choices, noting the historic tendency of suitors to demand fancier means for courtship.
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University of New Mexico
Burkhart for US Judge in Albuquerque Daily View
The Albuquerque Daily endorses Summers Burkhart for the federal judgeship, praising his qualifications and party loyalty. Critics warn his strong Democratic partisanship could bias the bench, urging bipartisan balance in the appointment.
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Goth
Mbuquerque
Summers Burhart
United States
Burkhart
Othn
Jretire
Supreme Court
Tim
Tester
Tose
Palit Aly
Ihisn 1
Judge Neblett as Federal Judge Prospect in State
A jury of local voices endorses District Judge Golin Neblett for the federal judgeship, praising his judicial temperament, insight, and ability. The piece argues he would uphold the high standing of the federal court and reflects Democratic optimism that the state party should support his nomination.
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Juslee Golin Neblett
Fin
Twelett
Phe Hon A A Jones Accused Of Political Trickery
A critical local column accuses Hon A A Jones of using political ploys to boost his image. It questions his land bill claims and promises, cites alleged endorsements, and casts doubt on his real impact for New Mexico while describing a partisan clash over his candidacy.
Unrealistic Eutopian land law promise criticized
The piece dismisses Mr Jones claims of a 640 acre stock homestead law as a myth and bluff. It argues no such law was enacted and past bills failed in Congress. It condemns the presentation as misleading and unworthy of dignity or statesmanship.
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Congress
Jones
Jmre
New Mexico
McDonald Record Under Fire in New Mexico Race
Democratic cadets claim reports of Governor McDonald’s health are exaggerated as they defend his nomination strategy. The critique centers on the Las Cruces bank failure, state funds handling, highway favoritism, and vetoes, arguing the McDonald record demands full public explanation and defense by his campaign.
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Jones
New Mexico
Mr. Jones
Co de Baca
Las Vegas
Democraticadets
de Baca
Ynathe Ure
McDonald
Bnt
Democratic Party
Weiter
Democratic
Vernon
Las Cruces
McDuonald
Inwil
Tle
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