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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
4
In Albuquerque and surrounding county, voters confronted the bolters choice yesterday as they endorsed the Perfecto Armijo ticket amid local political upheaval. Key figures and organizations aligned with Armijo, shaping upcoming council and county posts.
The piece argues the Perfecto Armijo faction acted irregularly by bolting primaries and seizing delegate seats. It accuses the journal and the morning paper of engineering the movement to damage the Republican party, while asserting the faction’s illegitimacy and removal from party rank.
The San Francisco Chronicle notes Democratic feuds elsewhere but in Bernalillo County New Mexico the Republican party faces a factional clash led by the Perfecto Armijo group. The Armijo wing seems weak in numbers and leadership, and the Journal doubts loyal patronage will materialize.
A column denounces the Perfecto Armijo slate as chosen without public consultation despite primaries not yet defining a ticket. It criticizes the Journal Armijo alliance and cites a New Mexican extract condemning political manipulation and disarray in Bernalillo and Remaniio counties. It also references Arizona statehood arguments and civic governance concerns.
Topeka reports Kansas has maintained strict textbook pricing under a 1887 law, saving about a half million dollars every five years. Aimed at uniform prices across the state, the system assigns a central Kansas Book Co. distributor and requires five year contracts with publishers. The law, praised for reducing costs to parents, also eliminates persistent publishers’ agents and allows trade-in value on old books.
Boise Idaho Sept 27 The homeseeker on government irrigated land must be wary. Three Idaho irrigation projects will convert desert areas into fertile tracts nearly three times Rhode Island. Minidoka dam across Snake River above Shoshone Falls will water about 1100 farms of 80 acres each. A second large project west of Boise will reclaim 572000 acres, most government lands, adding land to the agricultural area and supporting more population than Salt Lake Valley.
A disrupted game saw the Hig Six edge the Trinidad Santa Fe squad by 11 to 3 before a stop in the sixth inning at St Donovan Field. Donavan drew the Dring line, while Forsyth contributed despite the tense rally from the home team.
Confederate veterans of northern Virginia gathered in Montrose for a reunion with Governor Swanson attending. An elaborate program featuring violin lessons and entertainment was prepared for the veterans. A holiday closure note appears from a local store, urging Friday orders before Saturday close.
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