Cartoons used to stir Democratic dissent in county race
A political pamphlet decries Republicans distributing cartoons to fuel division among Democrats. It accuses the GOP machine of relying on a corporation fund and slush money to obscure issues and promote graft tied to figures like Andrews and Bursum. It asks voters to choose between machine rule or reform.
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Sirsn Fund
Santa Fe
Chaves County
Andrews
Bursum
Billy” Martin
Holt
Fall
Direct Legislation Debate Splits Democrats and Republicans
A county editorial argues that initiative and referendum are public questions, not party issues, urging a Democratic vote for a practical direct legislation constitution. It warns Republicans may misuse provisions, opposes corporate favors and corruption acts, and pledges Democratic candidates who serve public interests amid fears about Republican fidelity.
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Democratic Party
Corporation Commission
The
Record
Matter of dollars in Chaves county constitutional race
In Chaves county a push to base candidate qualifications for the constitutional convention on money is challenged. The piece notes that leaders like Franklin, Lincoln, Grant and Jackson were not rich, suggesting some Republicans equate a person’s worth with wealth and financial influence.
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Chaves County
Benjamin Franklin
Lincoln
Grant
Andrew Jackson
Santa Fe railroad pushes for influence in new state constitution
President Ripley broadcasts guidance to Santa Fe employees on how to vote, asserting the road's stake binds workers to its political line. The piece argues workers must guard their independence despite payroll ties.
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Santa Fe
Ripley
Road
Lincoln County nonpartisan convention selects three candidates
A recent nonpartisan convention in Lincoln County chose two Republican candidates and one Democratic candidate. With no opposition, the slate advances to election, all pledged to initiative and referendum, the direct primary, and the election of unit.
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Lincoln County
Unit
Democratic Nominee A. H Hudspeth Described as Popular
The article praises A. H Hudspeth as the Democratic nominee noted for a strong legislative record a few years earlier, highlighting his popularity among voters and potential as a state leader.
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Tne
A. H Hudspeth
Judge Granville Richardson Praised by Pecos Valley Voters
Judge Granville A Richardson is highly regarded in the Pecos Valley for his service in Chaves county as a longtime legislator and potential member of the state constitutional convention. Voters view his qualifications as outstanding and favor his participation in the convention.
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Granville A. Richardson
Pecos Valley
Chaves County
Santa Fe
Richardson
Orchard Sale Shows Smudge Pot Success In Pecos
The Record reports Robert Beers sold his apple crop for 4500 after using smudging. His investment in smudge pots and oil kept losses down, avoiding an estimated 4000 drop in proceeds.
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Robert Beers
Pecos Valley
Beers
Emmett Patton Presents as Apt Constitutional Delegate
Emmett Patton is a capable attorney with strong knowledge of parliamentary law. He supports rule by the people and is described as fully qualified to serve at the constitutional convention.
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Emmett Patton
Honer
Patterson Only Candidate for Constitutional Delegate Says Advocate
The speaker argues Green R B Patterson is the sole candidate with constitution making experience. Patterson gained his experience in Oklahoma, seen as sufficient for a man who aims to empower the people to truly rule.
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Green RB. Patterson
Patterson
Nis
Oklahoma
Oklahoma growth and constitution comparison urged
The speaker notes Oklahoma expanded from a territory population to 1.7 million and argues for a constitution similar to Oklahoma's, criticizing Republicans and urging New Mexico to follow suit if possible.
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
Okla‘homa
John I Hinkle Evaluated for Santa Fe Convention Honor
John I. Hinkle is well known in Chaves county as a man worthy of any honor from the people. He is proficient in leadership qualities and will be heard from at the Santa Fe convention to which he will be elected.
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John I. Hinkle
Chaves County
Santa Fe
Santa Fe County Unveils Nonpartisan Delegates Plan
Santa Fe county opts to send nonpartisan delegates to a constitutional convention, signaling a formal approach amid statewide discussions reported by the New Mexican. The move aims to avoid party affiliations in the delegation and emphasize civic representation.
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Santa Fe County
Initiative Referendum and Popular Vote for US Senators
The text notes a push by citizens to declare for the initiative the referendum and the election of United States senators by popular vote.
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Hardihood
United States
Roosevelt Urges Farmers How to Farm After Global Talks
After advising women and nations on childrearing governance and public affairs, Theodore Roosevelt now offers guidance to farmers on farming. This reflection ties together his broader encouragement of practical leadership across groups.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Pennsylvania lawmakers square up over state capital contract
The piece notes that in Pennsylvania a political nomination on the Republican ticket costs about four dollars per voter and suggests this may explain why legislators aimed to “get square” on the state capital building project.
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Pennsylvania
Bull” Andrews
Lincoln’s Teachings Fuel Today’s Republican Ranks
A comment notes Republicans have drawn ten from Lincoln’s teachings and actions, suggesting he would join the current GOP against the Democratic side if alive today.
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Abraham Lincoln
Man Brushed Flies From Mule Killed By Kick
A man who performed the kindly service of brushing flies from a mule was fatally kicked. The incident is noted with a proverb implying mules and republics can be ungrateful.
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Republics
Chicago Blade
Fence straddlers stumble as Republicans seek votes
The piece notes that many politicians who tried to balance factions faced sharp backlash. It suggests Republicans struggle to draw audiences for speeches and anticipate difficulty in gaining votes next month due to this stance.
Republican candidate Edward A. Cahoon linked to Santa Fe Railroad
Edward A. Cahoon, a Republican county candidate, serves as a director of the Santa Fe Railroad, highlighting cross ties between local politics and major transportation interests.
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Edward A .Cahoon
Santa Fe Railroad
Sagamore Hill Compared To Blue Fields In Turmoil
Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Sagamore Hill resembles Blue fields with insurgents seizing the site first then regular forces retaking it.
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Sagamore Hill
Bluefields
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Roosevelt’s Eroding Support Over Corporate Fire Play
The public’s confidence in Roosevelt has weakened as he begins to engage with corporate interests, raising concerns about his stance and leadership.
Two New States to Name Battleships at 18 Million Each
The St Louis Post Dispatch reports plans to name two battleships after states, each name costing 18 million dollars. The move signals a high price tag for wartime ship naming, reflecting intense national emphasis on naval production and commemoration.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Republican Party Split From Lincoln to Cannon and Aldrich
A historical note traces the Republican evolution from Lincoln and Grant era to Cannon and Aldrich leadership, highlighting shifts in party alignment and influence within the party’s core.
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Lincoln
Grant
Cannon and
Aldrich
Financial interests shift to Africa after US dominance
The report notes growing financial interest in Africa as U S power wanes. It highlights investors targeting African markets and resources amid regional opportunities and economic shifts.
Republican Emblem Debate Sparks Flag Design Question
A dispute over the party’s emblem centers on whether the traditional American Flag should represent the Republicans and if a money symbol should replace or accompany it. The debate raises questions about symbolism and party branding.
Kiss Persists Through Ages Despite Attacks
The excerpt notes that the kiss remains popular despite attacks or discouragements, claiming its enduring appeal across ages and referencing the Chicago Inter Ocean. It concludes with a remark that tariffs never prove prohibitive to the kiss.
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Tara Tae
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Bryan Opposes Brewers Run in Democratic Rank
The Nebraska City Press commends Wm. J. Bryan for opposing the Democratic party’s alliance with liquor interests. It notes the move is highly unpopular but predicts Bryan will prevail as the party must break free from liquor influence to avoid disruption. The piece cites leaders and press as recognizing his stance.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska City
Platform and resolutions for state constitutional reforms
A list of proposed constitutional provisions and reforms including public school land protection, uniform primary elections, tax and debt limits, state corporation oversight, popular initiative and referendum, recall, anti-corruption laws, state bank guarantees, statewide prohibition, easy constitutional amendments, single-subject laws, state insurance commissioner, elected judiciary, limited injunctions, and an eight hour workday mandate for state, county, and city projects.
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