Magee Retires as New Mexico State Leader Editor
Carl C. Magee, seven year editor of the New Mexico State Leader, retires after an outspoken anti corruption push that drew threats, assaults, jail, trials and losses. His resignation coincides with Albert Fall conspiracy trial, Magee moves to Oklahoma City but his legacy endures in Albuquerque.
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Aviation Advances and Insurance Standings in U S Air Travel
Insurance researchers Drs. Lawrence G. Sykes and William R. Smith show life companies covering vast policyholders do not restrict aviation participation. Fatalities on the transcontinental air mail route dropped from 1919 to 1926. Major insurers now include aviation hazard clauses, with coverage limited to licensed pilots on regular routes. Mail routes served over 65 million people as of September 1 1927. By year’s end about 1000 airports and intermediate fields will exist nationwide, with many cities funding modern terminals.
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William R. Smith
Drs. Sykes
Fight to Retain It in a Government Ownership Debate
The article argues voters should back presidential candidates who oppose socialism and defend private initiative. It warns against government takeover of private business, noting proponents lack constructive success. It calls for leaders with broad vision, world awareness, and commitment to constitutional rights.
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