05 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
The Belen News
Location
Belen, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
1
The piece condemns Howell Ernest for being ousted as auditor and blames Governor McDonald for appointing him to the state tax commission. It cites Trinidad C. de Baca as game warden since 1913, noting high spending by the office and low returns to wildlife, with sportsmen protesting yet ignored. Robert H. Crews of Albuquerque is mentioned as another figure.
The piece argues a contest of character between Woodrow Wilson and Charles Evans Hughes. It labels Wilson a master of phrase making and wordplay, while Hughes is praised for straightforwardness and factual strength. It contrasts their appeal to emotion versus intellect and questions the electorate’s preference for words over deeds.
The article depicts Democratic leaders flattering farmers while promising bank uplift laws to improve agricultural conditions, but the Farmers Wives and their stance remain unsettled amid political rhetoric.
A heated editorial dispute erupts over the Santa Fe New Mexican for libel claims and political bias. The piece defends alleged misuses of state funds, cites figures on wages and labor, and accuses opposing papers of lacking courage to publish public records involving Democratic figures.
Fragmentary political sharper notes discuss abandoning plans to set Vin and discourage expeditions aimed at influencing American citizens. Mentions Mr Wilson, Mr Winehot, and the Baltimore Matform as political figures and archologists. References to Republicans and cabi members weighing reelection strategies.
The piece argues Hughes would differ from Wilson, insisting the real issue is the administration’s record. It accuses Wilson supporters of shifting subject with rhetorical byways while praising Hughes for consistent actions over words.
A Maine voter section highlighted service members as a key bloc. Reportedly a soldier rode a bike 60 miles in two days to exercise the franchise. The article alludes to the fate of Josephus Daniels and a possible cabinet post, but the exact outcome remains unclear.
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