Conference of Republican Delegates Discuss Initiative Referendum
A lengthy gathering of Republican delegates debates the use of initiative and referendum. The conference focuses on direct law making and related processes within the party framework.
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22 Oct 1910
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Albuquerque Morning Journal in Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1910
Page
1
Proposal to Submit Direct Legislation to Voters Sparks Debate
A late night Albuquerque meeting of delegates from Dona Ana and Bernalillo counties debated placing initiative and referendum provisions in the New Mexico constitution or submitting them as a separate amendment. Judge Parker urged a separate submission with statewide ratification. others urged keeping them in the constitution or pushing different direct legislation plans. Delegates from Union, Bernalillo, and Sierra counties voiced support for various approaches, while Democrats largely declined to participate. The conference adjourned with a plan to reconvene and seek a proposal acceptable to all factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Frank W. Parker
Dona Ana County
Senate
Demorth
Cede
HM. BR. Pergueran
Mrr
Fergurson
Verguscon
Stover
Bernalithy
Nestor Montoya
Fall
Sbedy
Fallalee
Pricbend
Initiative
Areferendum
Lin
Mme
Roterenaum
Bernalillo County
Oregon
Field
Union County
Baker
Winston
Sierra
Parker
Dona Ann County
Judge Parker
Wood
Dona Ann
Domino County
Weed
Clarkson
Quay County
Halleman
Bernatille
Complete DADE AGAWOT Tit UYNARITERS 3
Rogers says all that remains to do is catch the men, and that is certain. Burt Hogere leads the investigation into the dynamiting of the Now Angeles Times building. Mrs Lavin, jailed on murder charges, cooperates reluctantly as police press for details while awaiting grand jury indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Dence
Times
AIF
Burt Hogere
Now Angeles Times
Bello Lavin
Mra Favin
Crome
Grand Jury
Parry S and S crew saved after burial at sea incident
Three drowned sailors from the schooner Parry S and S were rescued yesterday along with three Black crewmen. Captain W F Nas mate George H Kirwin and Frank Marper were among those saved after the incident near Hevten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Balloons Missing Add Alarm as Relief Armies Prepare
Relief expeditions will be sent from Toronto to hunt three aeronauts reported missing after an international balloon race began in St. Louis. Officials fear the pilots and aides of the Azura Dusseldorf and America II may be stranded in Canada’s wilds, possibly starving before rescue. Authorities appealed to the U S Signal Corps and shipping lines on Lake Huron, with Ontario and Hudson Bay Company aid pledged as a relief plan proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Morning Journal
St. Louis
Azura
Dusseldorf
America IL
Toronto
Aero Club of St
Soccor
Aero Club
James Alen
United States Signal Corps
Washington, D. C
Ontario
J. M. Gibson
Hudson Bay Company
Acro Club
Germania
Coocooca
Que
Quebec
Pilot of Fire Etin Condident Gb Victors
Colonel Theodore Schaeck and Paul Ambruster landed with the balcon Hel vetia at Ville Marie Ont reached Montreal after a forty six hour flight. They say they outdistanced all competitors by several hundred miles and that several persons fired at the balloon during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobalt
Ont
Theodore Schaeck
Paul Ambruster
Ville Marie
Deer En Rete
Montreal
Schaeck
Aeronauts
Alfalfa Millers Meet in Kansas City
Kansan City October meeting of the National Alfalfa Millers Association aims to revive the organization which nearly vanished last year. The group notes a shift from a single alfalfa mill five years ago to about sixty today as milling enters a more mature phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan City
National
Alfalfa Miller's Association
Alxty
California Forest Fire Loss Less Than Predicted
Forester Olm stead says California forest fires this year cost less damage than feared. Preliminary estimates show 49 percent of fires extinguished with 198000 acres private land and 220000 acres government land burned. Private timber valued at 172000 dollars and government timber at 164000 dollars. Total fighting cost about 40004 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Epecial
Sid Francined
California
Forest fire control report uplifts disciplined forces
District Forester Olmstead notes that forests with the most men and best equipment suffered relatively little damage. He states that with adequate manpower and telephone lines, complete control of the forest fire situation in the state may be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmstead
Land Changes Remove Alamo Forest Areas for Agriculture
A presidential proclamation removes 245 450 acres of the Alamo National Forest New Mexico as suitable for agriculture and adds 22 533 acres as forest use. Effective immediately the additions. eliminations held until January 1 to allow stockmen to rearrange grazing facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alamo National Forest
New Mexico
Coal land claimants may wait on payment after protests
Washington Oct 21 Alaska coal land claimants need not pay the purchase price until protests or adverse proceedings against them are resolved. Attorney General Wickersham issued the opinion made public by the interior department noting many claims were suspended due to protests and clarifying payment timing during pending actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wickersham
Department of the Interior
Alaska
Interior Department
Poe Named In Hall Of Fame Amid Ten Other Additions
New York special ledes report that Edgar Allan Poe was elected to the Hall of Fame along with Harriet Beecher Stowe Oliver Wendell Holmes and eleven others. The article details vote totals by group and notes Poe’s rising standing among college presidents historians and editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Brooks
William Cullen Bryant
Frances KB. Willard
Andrew Jackson
George ‘Ancrem
John Lathrop Motley
Poe
Ant
Tidlay
Itebear
Harriet Deecher Stowe
Louis Aguneiz
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Emerson
Motley
Parkman
Phillipa Prooks
Oliver Wendell Fielmes
Lowell
Whittler
Wames
Charlotte Cushman
Marth Washington
Lucretia Mott
Francis J’arkman
Mark Hopkins
Patrick Menpy
Martha Washington
Daniel Boone
Samuel Adame
Initiatives Debated for New Mexico Referendum Power
A convention session hears majority support for a referendum provision in New Mexico’s constitution. The plan allows suspending or nullifying laws via petition, with thresholds across judicial districts and state-wide votes, while minority reports seek to alter or drop the initiative and chairman supports both aspects with caveats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ments
New Mexico
Eer
Srittle
Fergusson
Arice
Pall
Old Guard
Senate
House of Representatives
New Mixico
Aleve
Secretary of State
Referendum to Be Part of State Organic Law
Legislative committee recommends a ten percent provision by an almost unanimous vote to include a referendum in the state organic law. The proposal aims to codify voter referenda within statutory framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Committee
Appointive Supreme Court: Governor Appointed Justices Favored
The judiciary committee voted 7 to 8 to recommend appointing the state supreme court judges by the governor with senate confirmation. A minority report is anticipated. The panel also proposed a 7500 dollar annual salary for twelve year terms and retained probate courts without creating county courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Committee On Judiciary
State Supreme Court
Senate
Pliny
Boundary dispute over Texas land claims sparks NM convention
New Mexico constitutional committee backs the 10 percent meridian as historic boundary, potentially adding 200 square miles including Texline and Parnell to New Mexico. Expect a congressional and boundary commission clash as disputes unfold. The judiciary panel endorses a three judge supreme court for twelve years at 7500 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iby Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Committee On Boundary
Texas
Texline
Parnell
Congress and Boundary Commission
Committee On Judiciary
Supreme Court
World Conference 10 Be Held
The forty third general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church ends with plans for a world conference on Christian faith. J Pierpont Morgan donates 100,000 for the campaign fund, with Charles P. Anderson named president and Robert H. Gardner secretary. The joint commission forms to organize the conference with a place and scope committee appointed. Rev W T Manning and other bishops participate in shaping the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St Paul's Cathedral
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States of America
Hts Universality
Cape Palmas
Africa
D. Ferguson
England
David Sylvester Tuttle
Missouri
Charles P. Anderson
Chicago
J. Pierpont Morgan
Commission to Rave Full Supervision of Rate
A heated debate centers on whether the rate commission should be appointive or elected by the people delaying concrete oversight. Parties clash over governance method, arguing implications for accountability and public transparency amid ongoing discussions.
State Corporation Commission Proposed by New Mexico Committee
Sub committee report outlines creation of a three member State Corporation Commission with six year terms and governor appointment, to regulate public service and transportation firms. Text details eligibility, structure, duties, funding, and reporting powers, with election of a chair and provision for offices and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothes Corporation Commission
Spectal
Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Municipal
State Corporation Or Utilities Commission
State Corporation Commission
Bec
Senate
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Sianta Pre S. M
Pollhaw
Jala Pall
Mernalilie
Howe
Dave Angeles
Ats
Threeserves
Kansas City
Forester Olmstead
Alamo Forest
Poes
TN Hall
FAME
New York
Minority Report
Morning
Committee Oon Legislative
Lone Star State
Episcopal Committee
Manitee Journal
Shanl
Come
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