Hoover Campaign Tour Pushes Prohibition Reform
President Hoover flew through Illinois toward Wisconsin and Minnesota on a last bid for re election. He argued Democrats evade the prohibition issue and urged states to control it while protecting dry counties. He highlighted the Dawes bank loan and war debt moratorium as key admin achievements amid a crowded itinerary ending with a St Paul speech and a Salt Lake City stop.
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St. Paul
Hoover
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
California
Madison
Wis
Palo Alto
Mevada
Eiko
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Farmer-Labor Party
St. Louis
Springfield
Roosevelt
South
Reconstruction Corporation
Dawes Bank of Chicago
General Dawes
Dawes Bank
Dawes Institution
Cutting Bitter In Denouncing Republicanism
Senator Bronson Cutting defined Progres sive Republicanism as the big issue in New Mexico elections. Speaking in Albuquerque he urged voting for the Democratic ticket, attacked rotten primaries and conventions, and defended the Progressive movement’s stay despite GOP opposition.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Last Major 1922 Campaign Speeches Tonight
Hoover and Roosevelt close the long presidential race with final appeals from Madison Wisconsin and Madison Square Garden New York. Hoover’s road shows total over 10800 miles while Roosevelt has logged about 14000 miles touching most states ahead of election eve.
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Washington
Hoover
California
St. Paul
Madison
Wis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Madison Square Garden
Roosevelt
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Atlantic
Palo Alto
Columbus
Ohio
America
Floover
Mrs Simms To Speak On Radio From Albuquerque
Mrs Albert G Simms formerly Ruth Hanna McCormick will broadcast from station KOB Albuquerque Monday night at 8 oclock. She will make a final plea for Hoover on the eve of the election as part of her Republican campaign tour.
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Albert G. Simms
Ruth Hanna McCormick
KOB
Albuquerque
College football scores from scattered games
A compilation of college football results showing numerous teams across the Northeast and mid-Atlantic defeating or losing to opponents by varying margins. Notable scores include Colgate 32 at Mississippi, Princeton Freshmen 53 over Lafayette, Army 46 over Harvard, Penn State 18 over Sewanee, and Boston College 9 over Villanova, among many others.
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Mississippi
Colgate
City
New York
Providence
Valley Forge Mil. Acad
Navy Piebeg
Yale
Princeton Freshies
Lafayette
Rutgers
Labanon Valley
Springfield
Ransselaer
Massachusetts
Amherst
Trinity
Lehigh
Princeton
Kentucky
Duke
Georgia
New York U
Army
Harvard
Albright
Cornell
Worchester Tech
Rhode Island State
South Dakota
Michigan State
Roswell Youth William Wolfe Dies at Home
William LeRoy Wolfe died early this morning at two o'clock at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs J E B Wolfe southwest of the city. Born June 7 1911 in Toe well he spent most of his life in Roswell after some time in Dexter. He attended public school and graduated high school in 1929 suffering from a prolonged illness that prevented him from leaving for college though he remained a diligent student. Continued on page six.
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William LeRoy .Eolie
J. EB. Wolfe
Bill” Welfe
Toe
Dexter
Roswell
Bill
Archa
Fenlon elected president of New Mexico Educational Association
J L Fenlon was elected president of the New Mexico Educational Association for the coming year with 662 votes, defeating Charles I Rose. Fenlon, superintendent of Dawson schools, succeeds retiring president S P Nanninga. Donald McKay won the executive committee vacancy. he is superintendent of schools at Raton. G V Landers of Hot Springs was named vice president and R J Mullins of Tucumcari named to another post.
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Gal. Fenlon
New Mexico Educational Association
Charles I. Rose
Fenton
Dawson Schools
Educational Council
N. M. Kk
McKay
Raton
G. V. Landers
Hot Springs
R. J. Mullins
Tucumcari
Roosevelt and Smith Campaign for Democratic Victory
New York reports the Roosevelt Smith political team, reforming at a state convention, touring to present arguments for a Democratic president and state ticket. They attack Hoover’s campaign of fear, defend sound money, and criticize Republican claims while outlining campaign plans and return to Hyde Park.
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New York City
Roosevelt
Mrs. Hoover
New York
Hyde Park
National Democratic
Absentees Ballots Under Scrutiny in San Miguel Inquiry
Las Vegas New Mexico AP reports Charles Fahy Santa Fe attorney for Democratic state headquarters examined San Miguel county clerk records over alleged absentee ballot mishandling. Deputy clerk Gallegos said mailing complied with law and envelopes lacked a return address. Fahy took no further action. Governor Seligman asked Brig. Gen. Wood to investigate troop deployment requests to guard polling places, with counties including San Miguel seeking guards. Historical notes recount prior Guard deployments in 1924 and 1930 during elections.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Charles Fahy
Santa Fe
Democratic
San Miguel
Andres Gallegos
Fahy
Gallegos
Barber
W. J. Barker
Barker
Arthur Seligman
Osborne Co. Weed
New Mexico National Guard
Wood
San Miguel County
Colts Beat Levington Hi 7 to 0 in Afternoon Tilt
The Colts defeated Levington High School 7 to 0 this afternoon. Colts dominated with strong running and stout defense, securing the shutout and the decisive score in the second half.
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The
Military Institute
Levington Hi
Military Institute Leads New Mexico Normal by Seven at Half
In the second period this afternoon the Military Institute led New Mexico Normal by 7 to 96, showing a strong start and momentum as the game progressed.
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The
Military Institute
New Mexico Normal
College grid results show varied college scores
The record lists multiple game scores across 12 colleges and teams. Michigan beat Indiana 7 to 0 while Columbia topped Navy 7 to 6. Notre Dame won 18 to 6 over Kansas as Nebraska defeated Iowa 14 to 0. Purdue beat Chicago 18 to 0 and Texas defeated Balgor C 19 to 12. Illinois faced Wisconsin 14 to 12, Colo College won 18 to 6 against Western State, Colo Teachers led Colo Mines 7 to 0, and Wyoming lost 6 to Denver. First period results show Utah 7 and Colorado 6.
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Indiana
Columbia
Navy
Notre Dame
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Institute
Normal
Purdue
Chicago
Ohio State
Northwestern
Texas
Balgor C
Illinois
Wisconsin
Colo. College
Western State
Colo
Colo. Mines
Wyoming
Denver
Utah
Colorado
Political Talks Over The Radio Tonight And Sunday
Radio listings for tonight and Sunday show Democratic figures like Gov Roosevelt and Alfred E Smith, Senator Hattie Caraway, and Sen Bronson Cutting on WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WIZ NBC. Hoover speaks at St Paul and Republican League program also air.
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WEAF
NBC
WABC
CBS
New York
Gov. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
President Hoover
St. Paul
Hattie Caraway
WIZ
Republican Radio League
Question
Roswell Little Theatre Debut Set For Nov 11 12
After Teachers' Convention Roswell announces the Little Theatre debut with Enter Madame at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday November 11 and 12 at the Woman's Club auditorium Tickets available at El Chivato Kipling's and the Green Lantern Final rehearsals run the first four days of next week the show promises local talent and surprises for Roswell audiences
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Little Theatre
Roswell
Madame
Woman’s Club Auditorium
el Chivato
Kipling’s
The
Green Lantern
Pittsburgh Downs Penn State 19 to 12 at Franklin Field
Pittsburgh Panthers defeated Pennsylvania 19 to 12 before 70 000 at Franklin Field Philadelphia on November 5 1921. Heller and Sebastian starred for Pittsburgh while Don Kelletts 57 yard TD run highlighted the Quaker attack in a fiercely fought nonconference game.
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Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Heller
Sebastian
Panthers
Don Kellett
How To Vote Your Ballot Scratching Instructions
The article explains two ways to scratch a ballot with an X. Voters may mark the party circle and then select candidates, or mark Xs against individual names. A single X in the circle votes the straight party ticket, while multiple Xs indicate preferences on various tickets. The text emphasizes that voting as desired remains legal and unchanged by state law.
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Cutting
Roosevelt
Arthur Seligman
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