01 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1910
Page
1
Albuquerque Commercial Club invites delegates to a Friday meeting to chart tax policy reforms for the new state. Leaders promise a low tax rate target and a thoroughly representative turnout to unite merchants and civic groups behind taxation changes.
A Uittse meeting of deleg dhes Ereaty ecommercial plate and chamber of commerce will be held in Taos or nearby to discuss the treaty based economy and potential telecommunication policy shifts. Delegates from New Mexico and nearby states gather to review commerce ties and state business priorities with leaders from the chamber and other entities.
The convention adjourned at once and will reconvene tomorrow morning to accept a platform. A banquet is planned at the Astor Hotel with President Taft as the principal speaker.
Roosevelt plans a ten day tour starting October 6 with stops in Bristol Virginia Knoxville Tennessee Rome Georgia and Atlanta among others. He remains cautious on tariff policy endorsing only a limited position and awaits further party guidance while preparing for a public speaking schedule and private engagements.
Figures show growth with routes and canals under study. Mr Ward expresses belief the Great Canal will finish by 1914. critics cite delays but progress speeds up. The report notes reparations and local civic efforts shaping the city’s future.
Representative A Shephard of Jerseyville testified that a Lorimer promise influenced his vote for U S Senator. The inquiry heard four legislators describe threats and financial inducements tied to the Lorimer endorsement. Other witnesses detailed offers of state jobs and money from Browne and associates for votes, with conflict over payment and intent.
A Rochester political gathering chose John A OMX as the head of the ticket two years after a defection from Hearst. The convention signaled strong support for the candidate and party platform.
Simeon Jacob Herzig, alias George Graham Rice, head of F H W Sechettela & Co, surrenders to federal authorities as involuntary bankruptcy is filed with reported assets of 30000. He posts 15000 bond with surety, while aiding government investigations into alleged firm wrongdoing. Several executives, including George Sullivan and Clarence Motormack, are implicated or indicted. money orders and mail shipping issues are noted in the proceedings.
Francis J. Honey Eaters contends in a contentious primary and succeeds in the proctive re election of Bra Fowler of Arizona as the campaign concludes amid a heated party clash.
A late night Republican convention in Yates County nominated a slate headed by Governor Thomas J. Sulzer as sole rival to the Irishes leaders. John A. Dix and Edward Fates were named for high offices with Colling for associate justice of the court of appeals. The assembly endorsed Irving G. Vann for re election and adjourned at 12 24 a.m. after a brief, decisive session.
A Texas man, Skidmore, 49, was shot twice and critically wounded at the home of Mrs. Green in Los Angeles after a long acquaintance. Harold Green, who had been summoned by Mrs. Green, opened fire as Skidmore chatted with her. Green is jailed. Skidmore and Mrs. Green’s family were present in the home.
A fragment states he was dining with someone at the Mx Nicholas hotel in Springfield and notes the post office premise Shahar devlarés was made permanent by Seth ator Lorimer.
Report from the Eighteenth National Irrigation Congress shows strong insurgent sentiment and heated debates over federal control of interstate waters. Chicago was selected for the 1911 gathering after Los Angeles failed to secure the bid, with leaders urging federal action on water rights and reclamation.
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