Hernandez's Candidacy Attacked in New Mexico Press
Santa Fe New Mexican lashed Hernandez as unfit for office in its Sept. 25 editorial. The piece condemns his tax ledger and intent, cites a letter to Bly about unpaid taxes, and questions his suitability for Congress citing Ely and Bly. It contrasts Hernandez with running mate Hugh H. Wilheme.
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Rio Acriba County
Yeaterday
Albuquerque
Hernandes
Mpece
Niery
Bly
Imine
Hernandez
Ely
New Mexico
Hugh H. Wil- Heme
Congress
United States
Prom Santa Fe New Mexican
Republican Insincerity in New Merxico County Salaries
A local political attack condemns the Republican party for backing high county officer salaries set by Senate bills. It accuses leaders Holt Crampton and others of steering party policy to loot the county treasury and control the party machinery, claiming voters have repudiated them.
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Republican Party of
New Merxico
Senate
Holt
Crampton
Charles
Republican Party
County Treasuries
Old political bosses push pay plank despite promises
The writer warns that party leaders will abandon salary pledges after election, recounting a Santa Fe convention claim that a low salary platform will be chosen but officials will do as they wish once in office. The piece questions the Republican candidate’s stance on the issue.
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Santa Fe
Shameless Amendments Threaten New Mexico Tax System
Editorial attacks proposed state constitution amendments led by the abolishment of the State Board of Equalization. It accuses the Republican machine of trying to control taxation via election outcomes and warns voters they cannot afford the risk, predicting defeat in November.
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State Board of Equalization
New Mexico
Hernandez Proves Convincing Speaker in County Visit
The Farmington Times Hustler notes B. G. Hernandez visited the county and impressed many with a ten minute talk. The writer regrets the audience was not larger and suggests Hernandez would outperform Fergusson as a state representative in Can grove.
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Farmington
B. G. Hernandez
Hernandez
Fergusson
Cangrove
Why Hernandez Opposes Pernicious Activity of Gov McDonald
The piece argues Hernandez objects to Governor McDonald’s perceived pernicious meddling in New Mexico politics and taxes, suggesting it influenced Benigno’s willingness to run for Congress on a hostile platform. It notes a shift in the state landscape and political denouncement by Republican framers. Manila gains global note as North German Lloyd lines make it a port of call, boosting Philippines business prospects and travel, with broader effects on Manila’s profile and transportation.
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Congress
Benigno
Manila
Lloyd Steamship Company
Bremen
Yokohama
Globe Trottera
Hongkong
Philippines
North German-Lloyd Line
Louisville Courier- Journal
Africa Sunday school plea sparks funding plea
Bishop Goodman telling a Sunday school child about ten million square miles in Africa without a Sunday school leads the class to respond with a united call to action. The anecdote highlights the need for missionary education.
Doctor and patient clash over unpaid bill in Boston Tran script
The doctor claims to have cured insomnia. the patient jokes that his deep sleep lets his wife rob him of his money at night. The exchange reflects humor and domestic irony in the dialogue.
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Dvereer
Doc
Boston Transcript
The Arabs Proverb Cited On Business Activity Growth
The Real Question quotes a proverb claiming a wise man’s day is worth a fool’s life and argues success depends on current business activity rather than tenure. Profitable Advertizing notes this distinction as a measure of profitability.
Temporary postponement of wedding amid scandal
In a period dialogue from Harper's Weekly a man named Rastus explains to Smithers that his wedding, planned for this morning, is postponed because the bride ran off with a different man. The language reflects dated racial terms and social attitudes of the era.
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Rastus
Smithers
Yaes
Cheerful Breakfasters Social Note
A short reflective quote by Ellen Thornycroft Fowler on how breakfast companions reveal genuine kindness, noting how many people she has met at dinner and breakfast gatherings. The observation highlights warmth and sociability in everyday meals.
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Ellen Thornycroft Fowler
We Favor Stricter State Boards
A Young Doctor in Honolulu argues for stricter state boards and outlines a patient care approach noting an average two week discharge, mixed outcomes, and a low death rate while praising patients' resistance.
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Honolulu
Far Best From Him. Tallor and Owens exchange lines
Dialogue fragment shows Tallor asking Owens to settle a bill after inheriting wealth. Owens replies wealth won’t alter his simple habits, insisting no departure from thrift. Story tone resembles wry, period humor.
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Tallor
Owens
Boston Treworlot
Wife Remembers a Love Propelled by Youth
A wife's recollection contrasts with a father's belief in youthful wisdom, recalling how she once rejected his courting due to his silliness, while he now muses on his earlier romantic misjudgments.
Reformation of Youth and Aging Habits
A brief reflective line cites Joseph Johnson on reforming youth habits and the enduring task of guiding both elderly and young toward improved conduct. The text implies an aged reformer with hopeful yet challenging prospects.
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Joseph Johnson
Football Condemned in 1683 Abuse Treatise
The piece cites The Anatomie of Abuses published in 1683 which harshly condemns football calling it bloody and murdering practice. It portrays players seeking to overthrow opponents and harm them on any ground from hard stones to hills and dales amidst hostile play.
Making Others Happy
A quotation on happiness by William George Jordan emphasizes daily acts to brighten others lives. It argues lasting joy comes not from heroic feats but from a lifetime of small kindnesses aimed at uplifting people around us.
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William George Jordan
Extracts From the Game Law of New Mexico 1912
For sportsmen the state publishes extracts from the New Mexico game law effective June 14 1912 Deer with horns season runs October 1 to November 15 each year limit one deer per person Turkey season runs November 1 to January 15 each year limit four in possession at any time Native or Crestedessia note included in text
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New Mexico
Quail and Game Regulations by Species and Season
The notice lists hunting restrictions by species with possession limits and seasons for quail, doves, ducks, snipes, curlew, plover, trout and others. It sets license fees including a general license of 150 dollars and a nonresident big game and birds license of 10 dollars.
Fire Safety Rules for Campsites and Forest Areas
Ensure a match is out before disposal and extinguish all ashes. Douse campfires with water or earth and keep fires small. Do not build galitarian or large bonfires. Never leave fires unattended. If a fire is found, report to the nearest forest ranger or state fire warden immediately.
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U. S. Forest
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