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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
2
A critique argues Republican leaders push direct legislation rhetoric to gain control of the constitutional convention. It warns they may demand high petition thresholds to block initiatives, risking machine corruption and voter deception.
In Roswell and Chaves County the Republican leaders attack Democratic voters rather than issues. They push empty measures like prohibition in the constitutional convention and direct legislation to mislead voters, aiming to split the Democratic base and win by deception. The piece frames the contest as people versus corporations.
A Washington dispatch reports Roosevelt will not endorse Taft as he remains focused on other duties. The brief note suggests Roosevelt’s commitments prevent backing Taft at this time.
The statement notes that nearly every virtuous political idea proposed by the Democratic party over the past dozen years appears in current Republican platforms at state and national levels. It underscores a broad alignment of policy concepts across parties.
A Kansas City Kansas founded home for alcohol misusers established by Carrie Nation is set for sale amid claims there is no longer need for the facility in Kansas. The sale reflects evolving attitudes toward temperance era social reform efforts.
The remarks argue that neither the Record nor A. L. Whiteman are viable candidates on the Democratic ticket and urge discussion of the real issue, "Snall the People Rule," instead of targeting individuals.
The text states there is no President or cabinet in Washington yet the government operates, often better than expected. It argues that famous names in newspapers disguise unknown assistants who actually manage affairs, while high salary figures are mere political appendages.
A Chicago Record-Herald verse describes a dramatic episode in Kansas with vivid threats and thunderous confrontation. The text portrays Cannon voicing warnings and fiery words that left Kansas pondering the exchange and its implications.
A editorial note criticizes Mrs. Longworth and other public women for smoking citing public example concerns while acknowledging private rights. It warns prominent figures to avoid setting a poor standard for youth and society.
The Pathfinder notes the W C T U avoids denouncing a popular vice, arguing reformers see the real wickedness and suggest the millennium nears when virtue is openly attacked. It reflects a cautious stance of 19th century reform movements in Washington D C.
California has the highest proportion of real estate agents relative to population among states as Eastern colonists begin arriving. Colonist rates run from New York to New Orleans through Sept 9 with another period Oct 1 to Oct 15. The State Fair in Sacramento opens next week aiding visitor knowledge of state resources. California farms reach 112,000 with over a million acres awaiting cultivation and last year's farm product value at $264,303,885.
Scores of Texas’ fine young women gather in Corpus Christi for a ten day Southwestern Young Women’s Conference centered on Bible and mission study with social events. Delegations from all Southwest YWCA associations attend this national series finale following similar summer gatherings coast to coast. About 5,000 girls have attended these conventions, described as educational, spiritual outings from Asheville to Silver Bay to Capitola.
The document urges ten year prohibition on public school land sales and favors primary elections, tax limits, a state corporation commission, popular initiative and referendum, recall, a Corrupt Practice Act, state bank deposits, state-wide liquor prohibition by ordinance, easy constitutional amendments, single subject laws, a state insurance commissioner, elected judiciary, limited injunctive power, and an eight hour workday on state, county, and municipal projects.
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