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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1906

Page

5

Two Rousing Republican Primaries Shine in City

The two city precinct primaries held last night drew the largest crowds and greatest enthusiasm for the Republican party in the city. Observers noted strong turnout on both sides with fair treatment of candidates, as reported by The Evening Citizen.

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Precinct 12 primary crowds hall as factions clash

The Precinct 12 primary at Colombo hall on North Second Street drew a crowded audience with Democrats and Socialists among Republicans. Tension rose over permanent officers led by Thomas Hubbell and A E Walker. Debates over chair and secretary choices sparked factional displays, adjournments, and rival delegate lists for the county convention.

Colombo Hall North Second Street Hickey Thomas 5. Hubbell W. B. Childers Tits Bett Ally B. Rappe Mr. Childers Hubbells A. E B. Walker W. H. Greer P. Hanley Clancy Sigfried Grunsfeld Thomas Hubbell Precinct 12 Hubbell Harry F. Lee Hania R. Summers Strickler B. Childers J. Gradi Aban Sandoval E. W. Cobdon Louis Inglee Wm. King M. A. McDonald Larry McDougall A. BE. Walker John Taylor W. TH. Greer David Rosenwald Don J. Rankin M. L. Stern Lst A. E. Walker A. W. Hayden W. Clancy W. A. Sutherland Alfred Grunsfeld F. B. Romero G. W. Hope Lh, Chamberlin G. W. Klock T. Morelli F. MH Mitchell Teodoelo Sando Siarried Grunst Hoyne W. Harrison J. Cano Oxendine F. C. Douglas J. A Armij Isurs Rappe Upo E.W. Dolson Mo Uon Ora Harry P. Lee Chilters

Primary meeting in Albuquerque ends with split factions

A raucous Albuquerque primary in the Elks opera house drew voters from precincts 26 and 12 voting along faction lines. Delegates were chosen for the county convention amid divisions, with Wilkerson and Galles named for permanent chairmanship and later replaced by an irregular ticket supporting Roosevelt and Haigerman.

T. N. Wilkerson Elks’ Opera House Albuquerque Precinct 12 Col John Beaven Barron Wilkerson Maynard Gunsil Gunsul Gules Col. Beaven Mr. Stroup Rey Baryon

Political contest at Old Town precinct 14 primary

In a clash between two Republican factions in the county, a meeting in Old Town precinct 14 ended with violence as Jesus Romero and his backers grabbed the chair and declared Manuel Springer permanent chairman. A regular meeting followed, electing delegates led by C Ortiz and others, while Romero’s faction kept the courthouse and named a contesting delegation for tomorrow’s county convention. Judge Denis Rorer and County Commissioner Springer spoke in Spanish during the proceedings.

Clancy G. Peht The New Mexico University George S. Klock F. B. Romero Messrs Ruppe Klock Romero Grunafeld Tight Bolters L. H. Chambersh Evening Citizen A. J Hubbell Kennedy Smith Cooper Gunsul Barron Wilkerton Wilkerson Stroup Galley Righ Frank A. Hubbell Poa Hubbell W. K. Gillenwater Thos. N. Wilkerson Gborge Craig Antonio Chavez Qeorge Learnard TG. Apob DaAca Geo. PF. Albright J. D. Carpenter D. D. Buzzell Roosevel Hagerman Andrews Congress Las Vegas Morning Journal Old Town Pian Republican Central Committee Jesus Romero Manuel RR. Springer Quirine Coutter Bedlam C. Ortiz Nestor Montoya Thomas Werner A. Gutierrez Hermenexude Chavez Santiago Baca Gabriel Gareit J. A. Gurule Pod Martines Bliax Court House IX & Base Ue Modesto Cortiz M. BR. Springer Miguel Doran de Murphy Miguel Chaves Maxine Sanches Tom ¢. Montoya David Cervantes Julian Passea D. Montoya Denis Ror Oer Springer Wade

County Precinct Delegates Elected at County Pr imary

Last Saturday morning and afternoon the county precincts held their primaries and elected delegates to the county convention. With the exception of about two precincts, the Hubbell file then elected their delegates to the county convention. The following names have been submitted.

A. Aerent Ep Harsch Geo. W. Thomas Maynard Gunsul Fred Fisher O. G. Barber Tsidro Sandoval Julius Starr Chas Chadwick WT. McCrright H.R. Hening Morning Journal Deleri Tron W. H. Andrews JW. Ba A. B. Stroup Lown Galles Oto Dieckmann Db. H. Boat West Side Wilkerson Hubbell Har Hubbell Fie

Pioneer Day at Colo Colorado Springs

Centennial era reflections praise national virtue and peaceful progress while urging restraint in war and support for international arbitration. The piece lauds the American spirit, moral standards, and readiness to cooperate in establishing just mechanisms to resolve disputes without armed conflict.

Republicans at an Immense Convention Spark Party Tensions

Odell calls convention to order as question of permanent organization looms this afternoon. Michael B. Driscoll of Syracuse named temporary chairman while delegates from districts gather under Roosevelt vote rules.

Roosevelt Odell B. Odell State Committee Michael B. Driscoll Syracuse

Hearst Has Whip Hand at Buffalo

The Democratic convention, attended by delegates from about twenty five counties, debated Hearst’s influence. Opponents contemplated backing Judge Gaynor or Mayor Adams to speed expediency. Osborne, Carlisle and others formed a committee to gauge delegate sentiment for tonight’s report. Jerome signaled plans for a statement. Nixon, New York, led as temporary chair predicting state and national victory.

Ing Hearst Gaynor Adam Thomas M. Osborne Auburn Independent League John N. Carlisle Watertown Cretary Osborne Jerome Lewis Nixon New York

Taos County Republicans Elect Delegates

Taos County Republicans elect delegates with listed members Marlin McKean Santistevan Chaves Martinez Trujillo Grbun and others. The vote names include Willam McKean Demetri Santistevan Bartolome Chaves Mala quiox Martines Elenor Trujillo and Douklang Grbun.

Taos County Republicans Oe Y Marlin Willam McKean Demetri Santistevan Bartolome Chaves Malaquiox Martines Elenor Trujillo Douklang Grbun

Photographs Free for All Baby Show Entrants at Millett Studio

The Millett Studio offers free cabinet photographs to every baby entered in the Baby Show, winner or not. Bring the child to the studio at 215 West Railroad Avenue at your convenience for 1 to 6 photos from a dozen available.

Millett Studio West Railroad Avenue

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