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Newspaper
The Belen News
Location
Belen, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1916
Page
1
The text argues that Republicans and Progressives must form a united political front to oust the Democratic administration. It claims foreign and domestic failures under Democrats justify replacing them to restore honor, welfare, and improved conditions across the nation.
Acting Secretary Polk and Eliseo Arredondo concluded preliminary talks on a joint commission to resolve U S Mexican border disputes. The plan envisions a broad scope with immediate border questions addressed first, and Wilson to announce American membership. Meeting location to be decided by the commissioners.
The Republican candidate’s Carnegie Hall keynote speech is praised as comprehensive and decisive. Observers say it outlines his aims, critiques the current administration, and signals a strong, center-focused campaign message for the stump.
Albuquerque New Mexico August 10 one feature of the state fair is the annual state rifle tournament where teams from rifle clubs across the state compete for substantial prizes. The event, first held last year, has more preparation this year and is expected to attract more and stronger teams. The tournament is open to all rifle clubs in the state.
East region politicians say President Wilsons Mexican policy is a chain of blunders that harms American reputation. They fault his Veracruz action and his stance toward Huerta Villa and Carranza, calling for change in the administration.
A lively 1917 newspaper column riffs on politics and war, noting vacation culture, preparedness, and international oddities. It mocks Secretary Lansing, jokes about Mexico, Carranza, and a pole colonization idea, and includes quips about John M. Parker and Lloyd George.
A critique argues the presidential triumph hinges on free vote by independent citizens seeking national advancement. It faults Wilsons leadership amid German aggression, questioning his handling of public and international affairs and urging a stronger, honorable national stance.
Fragmentary notice notes Hernandez is not a candidate and references mixed assertions from days earlier or a paper indicating Hernandez will not be a candidate.
Excerpt from Mr. Hughes's acceptance speech urging national unity and strong Republican leadership. He pledges a patriotic, efficient America driven by constitutional stability, local self-government, and orderly progress. The speech frames America first and efficient as core goals.
Instructions for canning fruit without sirup. Prepare fruit by trimming and cleaning, pack into jars or cans with packing aid, seal, and process in a hot water bath for 30 minutes after boiling. Cool, wrap, and store in a dry, cool place. Continuous guidance continues on the next page.
After a three week break around Magdalena, A. A. Sedillo resumes his Alba law office and will handle legal matters before New Mexico courts. The community congratulates Sedillo on his return and praises his skill and honesty.
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