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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1918
Page
4
The piece questions the Wilson administration and election influence while recalling the burning of books. It notes a Mora county incident where C VU Strong kept records at home and a fire destroyed the house and treasurer’s records, hindering the traveling auditor’s work.
Voters are urged to support a candidate at the polls with a call for confidence in his leadership. The note emphasizes making a clear choice at the polling place to back his bid.
This piece urges voters to back Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic program as the wartime path to victory. It claims an overwhelming confidence in Wilson will hasten Germany’s surrender, oppose Republican opposition, and stress national unity over partisanship to shorten the war and save American lives.
A critic questions Albert Bacon Fall's Senate tenure arguing his non voting record is the most extensive yet and challenges his case for reelection as a Republican citing frequent absences and uncertain progress over six years.
The Democratic state convention nominates every Victory Hckel candidate as 100 percent American expressing commitment to America and Americans.
The piece argues for William B. Walton and supporting candidates as loyal to President Wilson and war measures, praising Judge Richardson, Felix Garcia, Kilmer and Veeder, Richard Hanna, Ton Mabry, Juan J. Duran, Professor J. Long, Marcus De Baca, T. W. Medley, George Davison, D. J. Finegan, and D. J. Finegan's union labor role. It frames voting as patriotism and reform against corporate influence in New Mexico.
A brief notice detailing sugar availability and price limits in the United States, Britain, and other regions. It notes limited increases and modest monthly allocations, with small adjustments in select markets. The item underscores ongoing scarcity and policy controls shaping household sugar supplies.
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