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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1908

Page

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Delegates Fight Over Colorado State Convention Alignment

At Glenwood Springs Indiana Demos convene to name ten delegates to the Denver national convention. The Speer faction backed by Mayor Speer seeks formal recognition while Patterson supporters seek harmony. A harmony committee proposes half votes for each faction and open primaries.

T. M. Patterson Speer Glenwood Morning Journal Henwood Springs Colo Denver Colorado William J. Bryan Milton Smith United States Thomas Patterson State Committee Patterson Jack Chinn Leadville P. White Pueblo L. CC Paddoot Boulder Jo W. Thompson Mesa FE A. Ault Delta James W. L. Clayton George Hosmer Thomas Bo Croker Rimer F. Beckwith T A. McAling J A. Vigil H. Ll. Luehers J. B. Pearce G. H. Hollenbeck W. C. Jones Chris Keiser Bot Napier J. J. Harris Rawalt Dr. Green J.C. Bel National Alva Adams John T. Mullins Fart Slewett Denevr Clay J. Whitford

Former Spanish Premier Vega de Armijo Dies in Madrid

Marquis Vega de Armijo, former Spanish premier and former president of the chamber of deputies, died in Madrid today. The prominent statesman served in high government roles and leaves a lasting political legacy in Spain.

Madrid Marquis Vega de Armijo Chamber of Deputies

Faithless Wife Slain by Convict Husband in Bari Jail Escape

Rome reports Swift punishment for an unfaithful wife. Antonio Giselli a prisoner serving six months in Bari jail learned of his wife’s affair from a visitor. He escaped, vanished seven hours then returned claiming he killed her and hid the body. He awaits trial convinced of an improbable conviction.

Rome Antonio Giselli Bari Giselli

Volcano Devastates Savali Island in Samoa Region

Advices from Auckland report a three night volcanic eruption on Savali, the Samoan island, beginning May 10. Lava flowed in a near continuous sheet up to eight miles wide and six inches to six feet deep, destroying many native houses as it spilled into the sea and caused immense steam.

Auckland New Zealand Savali

Cannon Arrives in Chicago to Discuss Platform

Morning Journal reports Uncle Joe Cannon reached Chicago from Danville to confer with congress leaders at the Union League Club. He weighs an anti injunction plank amid party unity concerns and opposition from Republican ranks.

Morning Journal Chicago Joe’ Cannon Danville Union League Club Congress Payne New York Committee On Ways and Means Mr. Dalzell Pennsylvania Representative Overstreet Indiana House Cannon Aten United States

Senator Bailey Improves, Texas Senator Recovering

In New York on June 14 Senator J W Bailey of Texas showed marked improvement from bronchitis at the Waldorf Astoria. His doctors announced there is no doubt he will recover.

Senator Bailey New York J. W. Bailey Texas Waldorf-Astoria Sherman Dolliver Senate Cearge O'Connen Sea of the Aac

Issourian to Carry Glad Towns Taft Tribute

Senator Warner named tentative choice as head of the notification committee. A tribute to Civil War veterans highlights the event with local figures and community leaders in attendance.

Issourian GLAD Warner

Taft Convention Leaders Indicate Strong Organizing Confidence

Taft forces announce key picks for convention roles at Chicago headquarters. Senator Warner of Missouri will chair the notification committee, former Governor John J. Hill of Maine is favored for permanent organization, and Senator Charles W. Patton of Oregon considered for credentials. The moves signal Taft strength and planning ahead of the convention. Senator Lodge misses the notification chair due to a Europe trip, while Fulton’s available leadership is noted for its familiarity with contested cases.

Chicago Taft Warner Missouri John J. Hill Maine United States Charles W. Patton Oregon Grand Army of the Republic Chant’s New York Senator Lodge Massachusetts Europe Hill Fulton National Committee

Big Cattle Deals in Carlsbad Carlsbad Shipments Rise This Week

Morning Journal reports cattle shipments in Carlsbad this week top three thousand animals with expectations to maintain the pace through mid to late July. Sales reach nearly 3.8 million dollars for the year so far, with 11 500 head contracted for delivery by mid July.

Carlsbad N. M Woman's Club Alameda Park New Christian Church

Dolliver Sees Growing Support for Second-Vice Ticket

Chicago dispatch reports strong Iowa Dolliver second-vice prospects with Fairbanks gaining momentum in Indiana and New York strategizing for Sherman. Cortelyou view fades as Dolliver solidifies and party factions weigh the open convention battle.

Snecia Chicago Ohio Dolliver Iowa Fairbanks Cortelyou Sherman New York Coolidge Indiana Uiat Pairbanks Fairbaixs

Roosevelt elective term bid stirs private meeting in Chicago

A small gathering in Chicago aimed to push President Roosevelt for a second term, planning to present a Roosevelt candidacy to the convention. Attendees included ex-Representative Thomas W Philips and delegates O Teter and George W Curtin. The group expects Georgia and West Virginia delegations to boost a petition and influence the convention, with Lodge named as a potential ally and possible interference to read a presidential letter.

Morning Journal Chicago Rourse- Vest Thomas W Philips Avelva Georgia West Virginia Teter Curtin Taft Roosevelt Senator Lodge

Enthusiastic Multitude Captures Chicago for Convention

Chicago on June 14 buzzed with flags bands and crowds as state delegations and marching clubs arrived for the Republican convention. Delegates from California Oregon Idaho and others entered amid hotels filled to capacity and a shift toward more orderly proceedings while Taft supporters and candidates’ headquarters buzzed with activity.

Morning Journal Chicago Broad Lake Front Lake Michigan M. H. de Young Oregon George H. Williams Grant Taft Idaho John Danzell Steel Massachusetts John D Long Massachusets Oome Tls Iowa Montana Maine Vermont New Hampshire New Mexico California Carter Stuart Pennsylvania Seth Low New York Cannon Columbia

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