American Creed by Wm Tyler Page
The text asserts belief in a government of the people by the people for the people with powers from the governed, describing the United States as a democracy and republic. It emphasizes patriotism, fidelity to the Constitution, respect for the flag, and defense against enemies.
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Tyler Page
United States of America
Wople
Franklin Roosevelt
Christopher Columbus
United States
England
Cuba
Lloyd George
League of Nations
Lloyd ‘George
Lloyd, George
Franklin
Correction issued on three mill proposal timing
The August 2 issue under Good Reports From Over The County corrects a prior line about Federal Aid highway construction. It clarifies the March 30 1919 date was incorrect and that the 1919 timing referred to New Mexico law, with three bills affecting McKinley county taxes. the local summary remains correct.
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Ghway
New Mexico
McKinley County
Marcel
Bedfellows in Politics Turn Alike Every Four Years
An old political essay notes how party lines blur every four years as rival factions mingle in capitals. It argues that nominations trigger harsh judgments, transforming respected figures into symbols of sin and corruption in the eyes of opponents.
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Washington
Politi
Are We Returning to Our Senses
Governor Cox questioned for fueling rhetoric as manufacturing firms cut back. The Gallup Herald notes some business leaders see a slow, steady slide toward normal conditions, with layoffs and cautious consumer buying signaling a gradual price decline and no panic ahead.
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Cox
Wilson Democratic
Gallup Herald
United States
Civie
Indor
If Wilson's League Would Drag U S Into War Again
The piece warns that Europe teeters toward broader conflict and cautions Americans to consider how U S influence, gold, and arms could be courted in a future war. It argues diplomacy may fail and other tactics could force U S involvement, noting politicians avoid the topic before elections while danger brews.
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Wilson
League of Nations
England
Europe
France
America
Liberty or Death as Women Win Political Freedom
A reflection on the recent expansion of women’s suffrage in the United States. The piece contrasts the momentous change with past delay and credits the Republican party for advancing the vote while noting ongoing debates and future hurdles.
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United States
Genis Nowy
Republican Party
Political musings on freedom and honesty in a small town
A stream of moral aphorisms and political jabs in a local voice condemns trickery, praises free speech, and urges personal reform. It references reformers, election ideals, and remarks on Roosevelt and Lloyd George with sharp, satirical observations.
New Mexico Ranch Home Feature in The Earth
A readable illustrated article by A. M. Howe on New Mexico highlights a Pecos Valley ranch home. The Earth reaches 24 000 homesteaders, noting investments beyond Santa Fe railway territory and predicting inquiries across the state.
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New Mexico
A. M. Howe
Pecos
Gocn
Santa Fe Railway
Five Minute Chats on Our Presidents Madison Portrait
James Madison 1809 to 1817 details from inaugural age fifty to retirement. Notes include 1812 war events 1814 retreat from British forces 1814 treaty of peace 1817 retirement and later rector at the University of Virginia death in 1836 at age eighty five.
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Our
Madison
University of Virginia
Vention
Madison and the drift into war a portrait of a tranquil president
The article reflects on James Madison as a gentle scholar and hesitant executive amid Napoleonic wars. It notes his popularity with Dolly Madison and compares him to other first ladies, suggesting his presidency was an anticlimax to his career while the nation faced foreign pressures. It mentions the warhawks led by Henry Clay and the slide toward conflict as the U.S. remained neutral longer.
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Dolly
Madison
White House
Cleveland
Grant
United States
Hagland
Hedto
Napoleon
Congress
Henry Clay
Ship of State
Madison in Crisis and War of 1812 Quietly Endured
The article recalls James Madison facing the War of 1812 era and British advances on Washington. It notes political tensions, lack of civilian war support, and Madison’s evacuation of the capital as British forces burned parts of the White House before his return and eventual wartime/ postwar vindication.
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James Madison
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