New Mexico Democrats and Progressives Rally Against Boss Rule
Antonio Lucero E V Chavez and Isaac Barth led a large Elks Theater crowd in denouncing Luna Hubbell and Catron bosses. Col George W Prichard lauded a rising progressive republican movement and urged a clean start in state government. N Marron chaired as Chavez praised education and reform while urging voters to reject entrenched bosses and demand accountability.
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Sundoval County
Antonio Lucero
E. V. Chavez
Isaac Barth
Senate
Elks’ Theater
George W. Prichard
Santa Fe
Republican Party
New Mexico
Alvan N. White
Democratic Party
N. Marron
Gadley-Bursum
Barth
Prichard
Lincoln
Marron
Abraham Lincoln
Iursum
James A. Garfield
Malaquias Martines
William Mckinley
Mirabel
Pall and Catron
Frank Hubbel
Bursum and Fall
Catron
Luna
Hubbell
Dark Lantern Twins
Springer
Spiess
Lucero
Solomon
Lucero Spoak
Springer Echapel
Francisca A. Hubbell
Kk.v. Chaves
Friends of Good Government
Mr. Chaves
Bernalillo County
State ticket names E C De Baca for lieutenant governor
The Democratic Progressive Republican slate names E C De Baca of San Miguel County for the lieutenant governorship. The terse ticket outline signals cross party support for the position.
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E. C. DE Baca
San Miguel County
Antonio Lucero
Bernalillo
Sandoval
San Juan
Joseph F. Sulzer
Bernalillo County
Sullivan testifies Lorimer election was honest says GOP aides aided
Roger Sullivan a Democratic National Committee member told a United States Senate inquiry that Governor Deneen faction allies helped Lorimer win the 1908 Illinois Senate race, noting cross examination and his belief in legitimate means rather than corruption. He denied aiding Lorimer and said he approved a telegram advising Cook County Democrats against voting Republican.
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Illinois
Be Morning Journal
Chicago
Roger ©. Sullivan
United States
Lorimer
Charles Deneen
John KR. Thompson
Chaunees Dewey
Sullivan
Han Eey
Illinoia
Ilinois
Ssaig Lorimer
Adall B Stevncon
Deneen
Stevenson
Cook County
Justifiable homicide ruled in Bundy killing
Trinidad Colo Oct 26 coroner jury terms the fatal stabbing of auto driver J W Bundy by Allan Fowler former city treasurer as justifiable homicide after brief deliberation Fowler daughters Ruby and Hilda testified Bundy had lured them for a ride and attempted to take them to a hotel Charles Samuels had introduced him earlier and Fowler also tried to kill Samuels
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Oroner
Trinidad
Morning Journal
Colo
J. W. Bundy
Allan Fowler
Bundy
Fowler
Ruby
Hilda
Charles Samuels
Samuels
Owitchman Sues Santa Fe for 440000 in Federal Court
George E. Palmer former switchman for the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe filed a federal court suit in El Paso seeking 40000 for injuries he says occurred in Albuquerque yards when he signaled a train, was knocked under its wheels, and lost his left leg. The claim is noted as among the largest personal injury asks in years.
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Morning Journal
el Paso
Tex
George E. Palmer
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
United States
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Palmer
New Mexico Seeks End to Political Bankers Rule
A campaign plea denounces bank tied politics in New Mexico. It links Taos Savings Bank failure to Republican financiers and calls for ending political banking, stopping bankers financing campaigns and candidate loans, and eradicating bank influence in state politics.
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New Mexico
Taos Savings Bank
Maraules Martinez
Las Vegas
Tougkle
Commonwealth
New
Male students take up domestic science in Utah college
Logan Utah chapter reports two Utah Agricultural College students Harley Greaves and John Short enroll in cooking classes. They wear aprons and study kitchen topics including waste, nutrition, and marketing for profit while planning to homestead 320 acres each and avoid reliance on a cook or marriage.
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Logan
Utah
Utah Agricultural College
Harley Greaves
John Short
Greaves
Hubbell's Push for County Commission Power and Fund Control
The piece argues Frank A. Hubbell seeks to dominate county finances by placing two of his candidates on the county board alongside a favorable judge. It alleges misused funds under Hubbell, with about $80,000 diverted from county development and $2,500 yearly excess in schools, plus inflated jail costs and desks bought with public money. It questions whether Francisco will risk electing a controllable commission and whether Hubbell’s allies would heed his influence.
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Frank A. Hubbell
Hubbell
Francisco
Government files suit to dissolve United States Steel and 36 subsidiaries
The federal government sues in Trenton New Jersey seeking dissolution of United States Steel Corporation and 36 subsidiaries. Named defendants include J P Morgan Andrew Carnegie John D Rockefeller and Charles M Schwab. Interlocking directorates are blamed for steel iron control over railroads oil and more. Leases on Great Northern ore properties are halted and Tennessee Coal and Iron absorption is deemed illegal. Gary and Frick accused of pressuring Roosevelt. Gary dinners cited as powerful in suppressing competition.
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Trenton
N. J
United States Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan
Andrew Carnesie
John D. Rockefeller
E. H. Leary
Charles M. Schwab
Steel Corporation
Standard Oil Company
Pullman Company
International Harvester Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Great Northern
Tennesse
E. H. Gary
H. C. Frick
Roosevelt
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Gary
Carnegie Steel Company
Carnegie Company of
New Jersey
Federal Steel Company of New Jersey
Nauthonal Tube Company
Shelby Bleel Tube Company
American ‘Lin Plate Company
American Steel and Plate Company
American Bteel Company
American Steel Hoop Company
American Ridge Company
Lake Superior Consolidated Iron Mines
H C Brick Coke Company
Tennessee Coal and Iron and Kaullroad Company
Great Western Mining Company
Loum W Hill
James N Hill
Walter J Hill
B T Nicholl
J H. Gruber
Great Northern Railway
Tennessee Coal and Iron Comepany
Henry
Frick
Government sues to dissolve United States Steel trust in historic case
The government opens the United States Circuit Court suit to dissolve the United States Steel Corporation and 36 subsidiaries for violating the Sherman anti trust law. J P Morgan, Charles Schwab, Elbert Gary, and John D Rockefeller named as individuals. The petition seeks dissolution and injunctive relief, citing illegal ore leases and the 1907 Tennessee Coal and Iron acquisition. The case marks a major antitrust action led by the Department of Justice.
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Be Morning Journal
Trenton
N. J
United Tes
Department of Justice
New York
J. P. Morgan
Charles M. Schwab
Elbert H. Gary
John D. Rockefeller
Steel Corporation
United States Street Corporation
J Mierpont Morgan
John DL. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Charies al. Icehwab
George W. Perkins
HM. Gary
John DV. Rockefeller, Jr
Kenry c. Prick
Charles Steele
James Gailey
William HH. Moore
J. MH. Moore
Kaimung
Converse
Percival Roberts, Jr
Daniel Gelu
Norman J. Keim
A. Widener
Winlam P. Palmer
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Educcaton
Felipe Chaves
Bursum
Socorro County
William C. McDonald
California
Oman
Los Angeles
Mr. Chavez
Col. Prichard
Lincolin County
Frank P. Delgado
Santa Fe County
O. N. Marron
Grant County
John Emerson
Eddy County
Supreme Court
Richard H. Hanna
Summers
George H. van Stone
Torrance County
Seferino Martinez
Colfax County
Co. L. Owen
Curry County
Second Judicial District
Herbert F. Raynolds
Manuel A. Vigil
John Baron Burg
Thomas A. Gurule
Rafael Garcia
Jesus Romero
Vor
Mike Mandell
Fred B. Heyn
Julius Staare
Arthur EF. Walker
A. Montoya
Pitt Ross
Alfred Grunsfeld
M. KR. Springer
Policarpio Armijo
Mike
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Roger Sullivan
Lew
Owitchman
Oanta FE
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