Question Craze Grips G O P Voters in New Mexico
The document shows a campaign melee with questions to voters about tariffs, preparedness, and foreign policy. It includes resolutions endorsing the national Republican platform and naming local candidates Helm C. Bursam Harry P. Owen Herbert F. Reynolds. E Kemp enich presides with Jose F. Padilla as secretary.
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Valencia
Helm C. Bursam
Socorro County
New Mexico
Harry P. Owen
Valencia County
Socorro
Sie
Hughes Portrayed as Steady Leader by Business Men
The piece argues Mr. Hughes offers a practical alternative to the current administration. It notes his poise, sane mind, sincerity, and readiness to sacrifice for the nation. Voters are drawn to his ability to steer the country through looming emergencies beginning March 4, 1917.
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Hughes
Women Should Back Hughes Says Roosevelt Letter
Theodore Roosevelt writes to Miss Alice Carpenter urging women to support Charles E. Hughes in the election. He argues Hughes has the correct stance and deserves both men and women’s backing, noting women in enfranchised states must aid sisters in non enfranchised states.
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Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Alice Carpenter
Public Schools in Valencia County Open Sept 4 1916
Valencia County public schools announce a fall opening set for Monday September 4 1916 Superintendent Saturnino Beca urges punctual attendance by every student to report on time.
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Valencia County
Labor Day Proclamation from New Mexico Governor
The governor proclaims a Labor Day honoring workers and calling for improved conditions. He advocates equal rights over wealth and urges care and thoughtfulness in reform, asserting capital rights should yield to the welfare of laborers and their families.
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Willian C. McDonald
State of
New Mexico
New Mexico State University Opens 1916 17 Year
The 1916 17 opening at New Mexico State University drew about 350 college grade students with broad state representation. Robert E. Putney of Albuquerque delivered the feature address on The Spiritual and Moral Part of our Daily Lives urging self mastery and God given potential as Dr. Boyd leads growth and enrollment.
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Albuquerque
M. M
Moxico State
Uni
Buquerque
Fleeting Prosperity and War Tariff Debate in Portland
The article criticizes prewar tariffs and Democratic policies, arguing they caused hardship and unemployment. It cites Republican promises to reduce living costs, noting wartime production and munitions boosted wages in some areas while others faced inflation. The piece asserts a return to prosperity hinges on Republican victory and restoration of policies. It references Portland Oregon reporting and editorial voices commenting on national economic conditions.
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Oregon
Political Jottings on Hughes Wilson and Reform
The column critiques Charles Evans Hughes and President Wilson, noting Democratic shifts and reform pledges. It highlights debates over pork, government by correspondence, party loyalty, and postmaster politics, while praising Hughes as a strong proponent and referencing suffrage support.
Local Social Notes Highlight Moves and Appointments
Mrs N E Woolford leaves for Virginia for an extended visit. Miss Gertrudes Espinosa of Albuquerque arranges her position at the High School to teach Spanish and Domestic Science. Edward LeBrun and Ray Dils suffer minor injuries in a Ford rollover. Miss Henrietta Harvardt visits Mrs Endestein and will teach Spanish at Clovis High School. Mr and Mrs E M Cregmile visit Albuquerque. Miss Lucce Becker hosts a Salamoguatie reception in her honor. Miss Sireen Hubert departs for the Agriculture College Las Cruces for senior year. Miss Feil of Jarales hosts dinner in honor of Miss Harberdt.
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Gertrudes Espinosa
Albuquerque
Henrrieta Harvardt
Sireen Hubert
Agriculture College
Las Cruces
N. Mex
Political attack on Maine and Wilson era policies debated
The piece critiques Vance McCormick and calls for focus on rebuilding the Denarade bridges, while mocking Democratic claims about wage increases under Wilson. It notes a postmasters meeting in Washington and opposition to the postal savings bill, with tensions over Wilson and Hughes policies and looming notes.
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Washington
Burleson
Lily
Keson
Texas
Republican Party
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