06 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1916
Page
1
Col Roosevelt criticizes President Wilson for vacillation on intervention in Mexico. He argues Wilson repeatedly claimed not to intervene yet acted continuously, then yields to bandit chiefs, rendering both intervention and nonintervention futile.
In a Lewiston Maine speech on behalf of Charles B Hughes Col Theodore Roosevelt denounces the Wilson administration for not allowing the American squadron to defend Americans at Tampico. He accuses Washington wireless orders and calls for foreign powers to rescue Americans as the fleet withdrew.
The passage argues that plans to capture Villa should be abandoned and calls on Villa to refrain from organizing expeditions against American citizens. It notes Mr. Wilson could endorse the Park Congress, implying steadiness, and quotes Mr. Pinchot expressing a strong view about God Hates a Quitter.
H A Wolford of Ortorne et Lou s will appear as first clerk of R O Church on Main Street Hillsboro New Mexico and will attend all the courts in Sierra County and the third judicial district.
Democratic candidates in New Mexico fracture into two factions with Jones and Walton opposing McDonald and de Baca. Jones insists on Senate plans, Walton refuses Pecos campaigning with McDonald, leaving McDonald and de Baca to tour the Pecos region separately amid party discord and fears of further splits.
The article condemns Howell Ernest for mismanaging state accounts leading to his removal as auditor. It also criticizes Governor McDonald for appointing Trinidad C. de Baca as state game warden, noting $43,500 spent with only $2,500 returned to wildlife funds, prompting protests from sportsmen.
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