Turmoil in Bernalillo County Republican Split
A faction led by Don Francisco and allies in Bernalillo County presses toward party unity as Hubbell and Mann factions clash. A meeting in Judge Mann's office yields failed compromises, with moves to escalate to the state committee and calls for conference committees to seek settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroup
Gillenwater
Mann
Boatright
Baca
Mr. Stroup
Judge Mann
Francisco Lucero Y Montoya
Messrs. Montoya
G. & Klock
A. B. Stroup
Hubbell
Benigno Anaya
Luis Trujillo
J. R Sanchez
Eliseo Chavez
Dario Chavez
David M. Perea
N. F. Chavez
Tom Duran
Nicolas Herrera
Manuel Gonzales Y Lopez
Anastacio Gutierrez
Melquiades Chavez
D. M. Ferguson
F. A. Hubbell
Santiago Garcia
J. T. McLaughlin
George S. Klock
McLaughlin
David Perea
Taft Makes Tariff the Pressing 1912 Campaign Issue
President Taft plans to frame the 1912 campaign around tariff revision defending vetoes on wool, farmers free list and cotton bills. He will attack Democrats and progressives who pushed the measures, focusing on the West and reciprocity doubts among Western congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Beverly
Mass
Aus
Taft
Essex County Republican Club
Hamilton
Congress
Tariff Board
Hading
Atwood Celebrated at Squantum Field Finish
Massive crowds at Squantum Field cheer HMarely N Atwood who arrives from Woolaston to receive a bronze trophy from Howard N Gill. The event includes a 130 feet 6 inch landing mark and Neachey taking the altitude title with a 2000 foot ascent in under seven minutes.
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Moston
Hmarely
Atwood
Chattow
Squantum
Harvard
Woolaston
Newspapermnen
Hoston
Howard N. Gill
Neachey
Pitfort to Avert Strike at New Orleans Cotton Exchange
In New Orleans on August 2 forces including the deck and cotton winding workers and a powerful levee labor union plan a meeting on the exchange floor Wednesday night to avert an impending strike by the Phillips Central workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitfort
New Orleans
Charleston Struck by Sudden Coastal Hurricane
Severe storm cuts off Charleston from world, killing seven and causing over 1 million dollars in damage. Wrecked harbor, ruined buildings including the customs house and post office, and widespread flooding. Power, rail, and street systems out of service as crews assess losses and rescue marooned residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merming Journal
Tpenareston
Sumimnerville
Charleston
W. H. Smith
Columbia
Ida Robinson
Alonzo J. Colburn
Eva Myers
Tom Dooley
Cassidy
Wahoo Phosphate Works
Customs House
St. Michael's Church
Wahoo
Southern Railway
Sullivan's Island
Consolidated Company
Alonzo Coburn
Mr. Smith
L. D. Kimtworthy
St. Stephens
B. Hill
Mt. Pleasant
Vietina
Sea Island
Beattie Confession Shocks Virginia Murder Trial
In Chesterfield Virginia Henry Clay Beattie Jr stands accused of murdering his wife. Paul D Beattie cousin of the defendant testified he told him within twenty four hours after the murder that he was sorry he had done it. The mother of the dead woman Mrs R V Owen described domestic distress and a suspected pattern of indiscretions connected to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul D. Beattie
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
R. V. Owen
Paul Beattie
Henry
Harry Smith, Jr
Paul
Torsante Daye
Cross
Earl
BH. V. Owen
Mayor Proclaims Labor Day Holiday in Albuquerque
John W. Elder mayor of Albuquerque New Mexico proclaims Labor Day a legal holiday designating September 4 as a day of rest and celebration. He calls upon business men and the public to refrain from unnecessary work and observe the holiday. Attest City Clerk John B. McManus August 28, 1911.
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Uwpfeluc Cuff
John W. Elder
Albuquerque
New Mexico
John B. McManus
N. M
Storm Winds Continue Damage Tour Across River Area
The wind roared through the river region since Sunday night and at 4:30 this afternoon officials reported continuing damage. Strong gusts persist with potential further effects expected.
Apache in distress near Savannah after Charleston departure
The steamer Apache, which left Charleston last night, remains unaccounted for as Savannah’s wireless station lacks power and no further news has been heard. Two tugs and the revenue cutter Yamacraw search coastal waters, but no trace has been found by press time.
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Savannai
Savannah
Apache
Charleston
J. J. Staples
Yamacraw
Former Governor Hagerman Sets Out Clear Views on New Mexico’s Future
Former Governor Herbert J. Hagerman returned to Albuquerque from Santa Fe and northern New Mexico where he explored Pecos valley apple markets. He stressed New Mexico faces a critical period after statehood, urging Republicans to nominate honest, capable leaders to sustain progress and unity. He urged independent voters to exercise full civic rights in upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Hagerman
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Pecos Valley
Roswell
Hagerman
Alvarado
Mr. Hagerman
Congress
Storm disrupts Savannah communications and power
Augusta reports from Savannah describe severe damage to wire communications with telephone and telegraph lines down and a damaged power plant leaving the city in darkness. Wreckage along the water front and broken windows halted business while streetcar service remains halted after the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanna
Augusta
Savannah
Beaufort and Port Royal Isolated From World
Agusta Ga August 28 Beaufort and Port Royal are entirely cut off from telegraph or train service. Nothing could be heard from any point beyond Yemasse today and no trains have been able to pass beyond the Commi.
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Beaufort
Port Royal
Republican Central Committee of New Mexico Called to Meet
The Territorial Republican Central committee calls a meeting at Santa Fe at ten o clock in the morning on Monday September 4 1911. All members are urged to attend in person and others interested in the party are invited to be present. MHO Bursum Attest Jobed Sena Secretary Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial Republican Central Committee
Banta Fe
Republican Party
Mho
Bursum
Attest
Jobed
Sena
Lawyers Gather in Albuquerque for New Mexico Bar Meeting
The New Mexico State Bar Association convened at the Commercial Club for its annual session to discuss revision and harmonization of laws ahead of statehood. Attendees heard speeches by Attorney General Frank W. Clancy and J. A. Miller on ethics and political duty as a committee was formed to review proposed addresses and legislative recommendations.
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New Mexico
State Bar Association of
Commercial Club
Albuquerque
Roswell
Las Cruces
Las Cruces del
Crosses
Ed. C. Wade, Jr
Cus
J. M. Her Roswell
Territory
New Mexico Bar
Bernalillo County Bar Association
J. M. Hervey
Spiess
Clancy
J. A. Miller
Bernalillo County
Miller
Public Justice
Edward CC. Wade, Jr
Association
Wade
Eins Aless
la Senttees
Mr. Wade
Cork
Hervey
BR. McMillen
Bar Association
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Don. Francisco
Bolters
Don Francisco
Bernalillo
Francisco
Hubbell-Mann
Sie
Frank A. Hubbell
Jludge
Ariven
Saabet
Jude Monit
Comite
eVvidhonth
Republicane
Ota Albuquerque
Harmony
Chavez
Stlex
Priter
A. J. Stroup
Frank Hubbel
Oxboss
State Central Committee
Elfegu Pace
Trace
Gilienwater
Chaves
K. S. Brower
Court House
Buca
Stover
Digree
Tnvernor Stover
United
Beattie Gies
Atlantic Coast
Virginia
Chesterfeld Court House
Hagerman Ha
Republican Central Committee of
New Mexico Association
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