The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14
The Facts Concerning Magee's Attack on
The First National Bank and Its President

The First National Bank and Its President
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against HIM to collect the money he owed us
Tits bank
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to do in Tho whole nmur OF mA relations with his hnk2
Illus Mr Mnrc sold his. own soul?
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Womb operate effectively to put him out Of business as his own attitude toward business omr
cations
rr why should this bok want Mr. Mgceo u the Journal onto II business @na all through
his ru and right up to tn present limo he has urged bank laws that we have always favored
lie Intimate" uu politics enters into the relations Of obi bank with it's customers That ha false
hood rm. suwueH were true. why should We want TO put MIN out Of business now. when IN
two men who W" regard as the most capable officers this state has ever Produced Governor
M~Iuu and Senator Huwumr
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ruy from. Ills EDITORIAL policy or any phase OF a. Up to the wnt date when rtoiM false
hood and uWern an effort 70 force us to withdraw our suits collect the money he owed m
In h apparent inability to reornnau e value OF he ruth in dealing win bank or to under
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