Bursum Responds To Magee In Sharp Open Letter
H C Bursum fires back at Carl Magee editor of the Albuquerque Journal in a printed reply dated October 1 1920. He defends his convention actions praises the 1219 delegates and coalitions and criticizes Magee for alleged political manipulation and tax views while defending mine tax policy and state governance.
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Ostrich
Wudge ‘Mechem
Sadie
Bursar
Bursum
Larrazolo
Mechey
Mechem
Waa
Carl “Magee
Colfax
McKipsley
Grant
McKinley
Minera
Conaderdes
Ne Savery
Russia
Utah
William O.mcdonald
McDonald
China Company
Jin
New York
Albuquerque
Jourtal
Republican’ Party
Republican Party
Lang
New Mexico Political Tangles and Bossism Claims
A critique targets Carl Magee, Cutting, and Johnson over alleged bossism in New Mexico politics. The piece links Democratic allies to efforts to boost Fall for the Senate and to undermine Woodrow Wilson, portraying Magee as egotistical and the campaign as a mob of hired tools.
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Magee
Santa ‘Fe
Mexico
Republican Party
New Mexico
Cutting
Johnson
Harding
Coolidge
Fall
Bursum and Lilly
Senator Fall
Henry Cabot
United States
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
New
Democrats
Fall’s
Carl Magee
Second Interstate Fair Delivers Big Attendance and Exhibits
The McKinley County Second Interstate Fair drew large crowds and strong receipts amid diverse exhibits. Indian art and agricultural displays from Fort Defiance, Cornfields, Zuni Reservation, and Gallup schools showcased progress and cooperation, with notable auto races and a concluding fireworks display.
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J. E
Williams
McKinley
Fairgrounds
G. W. Wells
Ft. Defiance
Cornfields
Zunis
Blackrock
McKinley County
Gallup
White
Hudson
Johnny’ Brain
Overland
Kay Embrey
Albuquerque
Doc
Pardee
Arana
McKinley county court house praised as modern and paid for
Gallup Herald defends its court house in a brief note from editor Mr. Shanks. It rejects comparisons to million dollar courthouses in wealthy counties and asserts the local facility is modern and adequately comfortable. The editor apologizes for rushed 24 page special edition and acknowledges proofreading lapses.
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McKinley County Court House
Gallup Herald
Shanks
Governor Cox Denies Threats and Harsh Calls
The governor insists he has not branded anyone as a har or porker nor threatened to jail anyone for a few days as of this writing. The remark appears in partial, fragmented OCR and lacks full context.
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Cox
Porker
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Putney
Kith
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