McDonalds Road Bond Sale Questioned by State Critics
The article reviews funds from state bonds tied to road work, led by McDonald and associates, noting mismanagement and political manipulation. It highlights criticism from newspapers like The Tr aumentt News and discusses plans to spend the money before the upcoming election, with road camps and labor already in place.
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Arthur Selitaan
Ife
McDonald's
Mcdonald’s Santa Fe
McDonald
Seligman
Read
Traumentt News
Chau
Road funds debated as Santa Fe voices demand for county control
In Tucumcari and Santa Fe discussions, residents press for timely disbursement of road funds. The column questions why $1900 in Quay county and half a million dollars drawn from the state treasury in 1975 were not used earlier and asks for accountability from McDonald, French, and local officials amid ongoing road work plans.
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Jamies A. French
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Santa Fe
Tucumeari
French
Quay County
McDonald
Sargent
Ervien
Campaign fairness urged as voters hear differing claims
Democratic speakers and newspapers attack opponents with slander while promising a fair campaign. Governor McDonald and ex Governor Otero are accused of bias against rivals who, the piece claims, exceed them in business and statesmanship. Republicans are promised confrontation only with verifiable facts and records of public land, banking, and funds management.
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W. C. McDonald
M. A. Otero
Dawe
Tohn McDonald
Repubhcar
Dem
Democratic Fight Over Tariff Policy Shapes State Election
The State Monitor reports a long running tariff debate within the party, noting Democratic loyalty to the people over partisan bosses. It highlights editors and leaders criticizing corruption while urging a clean party and warning against betrayals that could derail the ticket.
Spite Monitor Questions Democratic Leaders in Timber Scandal In New Mexico
State Monitor questions the honesty of prominent Democrats who denounced the republicans during the timber land scandals in New Mexico and now back candidates for state auditor. The inquiry asks if those leaders lied then to gain votes and now claim truth to win office.
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Addid Ae Otes
Democratic Party
New Mexico
Tre
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Tts
Spite Monitor
Monitows
State Monitor
M. A. Otero
Denver
Governor McDonid Reveals Perilous Records Missing
Gov McDonid comments on records allegedly disposed of long ago, noting their potential relevance to ongoing investigations. He hints at improper ties and concealed documents tied to institutions and officials and urges disclosure of the records in his possession.
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McDonid
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Taggart's First Speech in Washington Senate
Senator Ten Tarsset of Uneliana delivers a speech before the senate voicing support for reforms and cautions against rapid expansion of current expenditure. He argues for improved readiness and a balanced approach to finance, while criticizing Democratic dynamics in Washington.
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Ten Tarsset
Senate
Washington
Taewart
Hughes
West
Democratic party tension and questions in New Mexico politics
Local Democratic and Republican papers clash over conventions and candidate appointments in New Mexico. The Las Cruces Citizen accuses bosses of rigging trades with progressives, while the State Monitor concedes the claim but ribs the Citizen. Rumors surface about accounting discrepancies involving Secretary of State Lucero and Mora county officials.
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New Mexico
Las Cruces
State Monitor
Dem
Lucero
Mora County
Romero
Democratic Committee
Government and Bank Scandals Roil New Mexico
A front page tirade attacks Governor McDonald and aides over the 1914 Las Cruces State Bank collapse. The piece accuses officials of knowing insolvency and withholding action while depositors faced ruin, linking the governance to ongoing banking controversy and political figures Gillie Otero and De Baca.
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McDonald
Santa Fe New Mexican
New Mexican
de Baca
Gillie Otero
Pecos
Gillie
First State Bank
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Howell Triest
State Nines
Thenk
State
Prive Depo
Meg
Santa Me
Ernest
Allied Journal
New Mexico Newspaper Mocked for Printing Claims
An editorial attack claims the New Mexican refuses to print facts from the public record about a candidate and accuses the paper of bias in favor of the McDowell administration. It cites prior failures of First State Savings and warns readers of partisan display advertisements in the press.
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Tro. Crist
Santa Fe
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Burkhart
Wonder Eagle
Bro. Crist
Voralils
Amd
Hove
Wil
Vriday
New Mexico
Awnex
Enor
New Mexican Tas
Quanta Fe New Mexi
Ffice
New Mexican
Fane Morning Journal
Partisan politics at state fair sparks controversy
A reported Democratic plan at the state fair to feature outside speakers and downplay local candidates drew criticism. The arrangement allegedly shifted to Democratic control, sidelining expected speakers including Senator Owen and replacing a local candidate. Critics warn the move could tarnish the fair’s nonpartisan image and reflect poorly on Governor McDonald’s influence.
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Burton
Owen
Democratic State Central Committee
A. A. Jones
McDonald
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