Five to the Candidate for Delegate Considered Necessary
A statement argues that it is necessary for five members to support the candidate for delegate. The text outlines the importance of unity and voting strength to secure the delegation.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1908
Page
2
A statement argues that it is necessary for five members to support the candidate for delegate. The text outlines the importance of unity and voting strength to secure the delegation.
Andrews and party spend the day in Nara New Mexico after a successful meeting last night where about five hundred people attended. Speakers included Andrews Josef Sena Ralph Kiy of Deming and local figures, followed by a dance.
In Clovis New Mexico a Taft Andrews Republican club with thirty five initial members was organized to rally voters ahead of November. Prominent activists from Indiana Oklahoma and Wisconsin joined local leaders including Dr A H Faith and Thos H Jones in forming the new group. The club endorses Theodore Roosevelts national platform and Taft while inviting all Republicans to unite under party principles and the square deal.
An article notes Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo reveals full ingredients of his medicines. It claims the Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription now list components, citing benefits for weak storms, nervous conditions, and female ailments.
The article blends a Chicago baseball summary with political resolutions. It notes Chicago winning a pitchers battle and describes extensive crowd scenes, player actions, and game details. It also records a Republican club meeting in Clovis New Mexico pledging support for William Andrews and endorsing Governor Curry's administration, plus calls for territorial statehood.
Governor Gillette orders District Attorney Free to extradite William Hatfield if identity doubts persist. Hatfield, held in Sherman Texas, may be James Dunham, the Santa Clara County murderer, and should be brought to San Jose for identification proceedings.
Washington October 11 The Bureau of Engraving and Printing completes stamp designs proposed by Postmaster General Meyer. Denominations planned include one to fifty cents and one dollar, with two and five dollar stamps retained. The first issue will be the two cent stamp distributed in November. Franklin appears on the one cent. Washington will appear on the others from Houdon busts, with simple laurel embellishments and minimal lettering. Director Ralph h praises the artistic quality.
Fragments of a wireless message from Rear Admiral Swineburn report the Pacific Fleet at 161.58 degrees longitude at 11 this morning. The message says they will cast off the torpedo boats towed from Page Page Sound and expect to reach Honolulu Tuesday at noon.
William J. Bryan relaxes at his Fairview Lincoln Nebraska home on Sunday after a busy previous week on the stump. He plans further engagements this week as part of his campaign schedule.
The candidate rested before a tough campaigning week across Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming arriving at 10 30 am from St Joseph Missouri after a rousing reception. He plans a westward tour starting Tuesday and says reports show rising Democratic support and confidence of victory.
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