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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1908
Page
1
Andrews declares any delegates chosen at the primaries will support his campaign. He criticizes W S Strickler and the Daily Citizen for backing Hubbell and urges Republican voters in Albuquerque to reject Hubbell delegates at the Monday primary.
The piece argues the upcoming Republican primary is crucial to end Hubbell’s control of county politics. It traces a century of party power struggles, underscores the fight between Hubbell loyalists and independents, and urges voters to elect delegates who oppose Hubbell to shape the county central committee and future leadership.
The Daily Citizen accuses Frank A Hubbell and allied figures of steering Monday's primary, listing precinct clerks and challengers said to be loyal Hubbell followers. The piece names numerous individuals across precincts 1 4 7 5 9 10 11 13 14 23 and 22 as part of the Hubbell faction.
A political appeal urges voters to reject Frank A. Hubbell and his allies in the upcoming Monday primaries. The letter claims the county's clean finances and reduced taxes would be overturned by Hubbell loyalists and urges turnout at Precincts 12, 26, 34, and 35 to prevent a return to bad governance and party machine control.
Rev. Arthur Rawel of Maukiland New Zealand told about 2,000 at Wittena Lake assembly that married women in the United States would have fewer affinities for divorce if tattooed on the chin. He quipped that with Sam heading for Washington he would ask President Roosevelt to use the influence to urge Congress on such a plan.
The Daily Citizen is pressed to deny backing Hubbell in the upcoming primary while continuing to support Blubbel and Subbedmon. The paper and Mr Strieckler are urged to state their position now.
Joshua S. Raynolds urges voters to reject the anti Hubbell agenda in Bernalillo County and warns restoration of Hubbell rule would harm good government. He says the issue is not a congressional delegate vote but restoring control to Hubbell and increasing taxes.
An article discusses Hubbell and his allies aiming to regain control and restore orderly party methods. It critiques current practices and argues for straight procedures and honest rewards in party affairs.
Former Gov. William A. Stone, local counsel for Harry K. Thaw, signals plans to argue Thaw is sane now, unchanged by a verdict that freed him for insanity at the murder. Referee William J. Mair orders Thaw to appear August 21 for bankruptcy adjudication with a creditors’ meeting to follow. Governor Stone disputes claims the proceedings harm Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and says income protections for Thaw and his estate remain intact.
The Daily Citizen drops delegate Andrews as a cloak for Hubbell and publishes dispatches from Las Vegas by Spiess. The paper now portrays Andrews as weak with county Republicans, undercutting his nominating chances and signaling a shift in editorial support.
Train attack near Blockton leaves Conductor Joseph T. Collins and two deputies dead with several others injured as strike breakers and deputies accompany a train. Rioting reported around Birmingham in the early hours with a heavy presence of guards and strikers.
A bomb on a harbor ferry in Barcelona wounded three people after an apparently retaliatory act by anarchists. Authorities reported the blast as part of ongoing unrest and are investigating the incident.
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