Proclamation on delegate apportionment for New Mexico Arizona statehood
Governor Hagerman issues the June 1906 proclamation detailing the apportionment of 110 convention delegates between New Mexico and Arizona for the November 6 election. It explains the voting basis, ballot separation, and calls for choosing qualified delegates, stressing the impact on the future state constitution and school funding. The document urges readers to study the act, select honest capable delegates, and notes substantial land and educational provisions under the enabling act.
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Hagerman
Santa Fe
Citizen
New Mexico
Territory
United States
Congress
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Arizona
Herbert J. Hagerman
Santa Fr
Mariner
Territorial Council
House of Representatives
Sheila
Senate
Mech County
Congress of the
National Congress
Kane Eas
Barris
Roosevelt
Ald Dime
Campaign rhetoric and party prospects amid statehood debates
The piece argues Republicans can claim a strong congressional record since 1861 and warns Democrats face a difficult fall, with emphasis on tariffs and reform. It notes Arizona and New Mexico residents wrestling with separate statehood while Las Vegas and Albuquerque discuss debts and federal building votes.
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Congress
Spitting ordinance urged to curb tuberculosis spread
A reader in The Beening Citizen urges strict enforcement of a spitting ban, calling it a major city health evil. The letter cites a $10 fine, notes widespread ignore, and urges action to end the sidewalk and public-ditch stench on Railroad Avenue.
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Cloke Observer
Beening Citizen
Railroad Avenue
Local Paragraphs From The Evening Citizen Report On Travels And Events
Foreman Ben Ogneo and others travel between cities to watch conventions and meetings in Denver Santa Fe Las Cruces and Cuba. Officials inspect cattle hides and hospital bound inspectors plan future outreach. Army infantry move from Whipple to Wyoming for maneuvers. A Santa Fe mayor and school board president visits Magdalena. Marriage plans in Cuba and a 1905 Thomas Flyer car feature appear along with local notices and a big seven day sale at a New York bargain house.
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Ben Ogneo
Imposiig
Citien
Jett Trinidad
Denver
Elis
Digneo
W. W. Havens
New Mexico-Arizona Anti-Saloon League
Las Ciices
AntSaloon League
Thomas
Catran
Magdalena
Sana Fe
Santa Fe
Tat City
Las Vegas
Las Vegas Optic Says: Inspeetor Napier
Cattle Sanitary Board
Belen
Tucker
Albuquerque
Twenty-ninth Infantry
United States Army
H. L. Kinnington
Whipple Barracks
Pueblo
Wyoming
Mra. P. M. Sandoval
Cuba
Nasimiento
Florencia A. Sandoval
Adela Miera
EA. Miera
Cattallo
R. E. Cutney
Dodson
Purney
F. M. Brainard
Emil Kivinwort
Plymouth
Eng
Charlier Hellich
Placttas
Anvil
New York
Emil
Hamburg
Germany
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San Miguel Santa Fe
Tacx
Torrance
Russ Kistler
Optio
Arkona
WM. Chaplin
West Railroad Avenue
M. Mandell
Chickering
Everett, Kimball
Whitson Music CO
Mcintosh Hardware Company
Imperial Laundry Co
Badaacco
London Club Livery Company
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F. T. Schmidt
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the Bank OF Commerce
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Bilicke
Mitchell
Hollenbeck
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J. H. O’reilly & CO
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