Statehood Memorial Dominates New Mexico Legislature
Santa Fe news reports both houses approving a joint memorial urging Congress to admit New Mexico at this session. The measure calls for telegraph transmission of the request and cites party platforms and the territory’s population and resources. Debate splits over statehood and public employee list size continues alongside local option and Grand Army of the Republic protections.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Catron
Congress
New Mexico
Nathan Jaffa
House
Council Republican
Palace Hotel
Morning Journal
Beveridge
Senate
Dcenes
Spiess
Arizona
United States
Ananimeons
Prince
Rio Arriba
United States Court of Private Land
Vf Times
President Spiess
Grand Army of the Republic of New
Drand Army
Sewer Bonds Win In Albuquerque Special Election
A $290000 bond issue for a new sewer system in Albuquerque passed by a 67 vote margin, with strong turnout in the Fourth Ward where 231 of 258 registered voters supported the bonds. The vote margin fell short of two thirds but civic groups and publicists mobilized supporters to overcome widespread voter indifference.
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Albuquerque
Publicity Committee
Pilellands
Himelf
Ite
Lbe
Rafael Garcia
W. G. Hope
George Arnot
Charles N. Davis
KB. J. Alger
FP. W. Clancy
DK. B. Setters
David Rosenwald
M. W. Porterfield
W. BB. Btrickler
Mitte Dieckmann
Ambrosio Candelaria
W. FB. Brogan
B. A
J. F. Luthy
Cushman
John Harradaile
O. N. Marron
Jacob Weinmann
E. V. Chaves
J. #. Elder
Wallace Hesselden
Charles Meiini
J. BK. Matthew
KB. Lukens
A. E. Walker
David Denham
J. J. Bell
Summere Kurkhart
F H M. Kent
Harry F Lee
W. W. McClellan
M. P. Stamm
Lorengg Citadi
P. FF
Med‘anna
George Kareman
KB. Stevens
W. J. Hyde
Annetacio Montoya
Angelo DeTullio
I. Gi. Rice
W. VanCleave
Joseeph Ravanny
W. Ji. Whitney
J. A. Skinner
H. B
California Faces Anti Japanese Legislation Debate
Governor Gillett states there will be no anti Japanese legislation in California as Drew and related bills stir a fierce fight. President Roosevelt urges action to curb immigration and influence the state legislature while Assemblyman Drew pushes the land and corporate director bills amid national pressure.
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Sacramento
Gillett
California
Dominson
Porter
Sreaker Stanton
Friends
Assemblyman
Johnson
Drew
Hoosevelts
Presne
Peo
Local Option Takes Hold in Santa Fe
In Santa Fe New Mexico discussion on local option for liquor regulation heats up as Governor Curry endorses local option and a state commission idea. Legislation, backed by District Attorney Frank W Clancy, pushes for community control and license regulation amid rising public interest.
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Santa FE
Morning Journal
N. M
New Mexico
Curry
Mess Dee
Frank W Clancy
Albuquerque
Central Commission
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Alblourrole
Clegtion
Fue
Japan
Roosevelt
Ity Morning Journal
Fornia Land
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