Republicans Defeat Hubbell in Bernalillo County Race
Felipe Hubbell, brother of the late Bernalillo County boss, loses to Harvey Fergusson and allies at the constitutional convention election in Santa Fe. Frank Hubbell admits defeat. Democrats claim Fergusson's victory with strong Old Albuquerque support and widespread Hubbell opposition among city precincts.
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Felipe Wubbell
Bernalillo County
Santa Fe
Felipe ‘Hubbell
Frank Hubbell
Harvey B. Fergusson
Verguston
Old Albuquerque
Jesus Romero
Welie Hubbell
Felipe Hubbell
Hubbell
Don Francisco
Pelipe Hubbell
Epen
Felipe Habbell
Ohi Aghugderqiu
Pelttys Luisboeit
Yubbell
Ang Thy
Weenun
Frani. Hibebelt
Hulbell
Herbert I Karnelds
Goeverner
Steve
H B Vergusson
J. Korber
Rafeel Tharelu
Pelix Lester
Mo J. Collings
Sinem Blern
Judes A.B. Pall
Three Rivers
N. M
Otero County
J. J. Lawson
George E. Moffett
Byron Sherry
Laweau
Quay County
Rio Arriba
Roosevelt
W. J. Lindsay
Pete
James Halland
N Coupton
San Miguel County
Bandoval County
Sierra County
Ocorre
Metuons
Repub
Torrance County
Union County
Veleneia County
San Juan County
Chavez County
Roosevelt Hailed as National Leader in California Convention
California Republicans back Theodore Roosevelt as national leader while denouncing Payne Aldrich tariff changes. John McNab of Mendocino county sought stronger Taft endorsement, was ruled out of order, and the platform was adopted amid cheers. The convention elected 161 central committee members and honored Roosevelt with pro Roosevelt and Taft support, pledging tariff reform and rail influence removal.
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San Francisco
John McNab
Mendocino County
Taft
Committee On Resolutions
Republican Statte Comrentiies
Committee On
McNab
Devlin
Theodore Roosevelt
Meyer Liesner
Los Angeles
State Central Committee
Vrepublicans
California
Chester A. Rowell
Fresno County
Lincoln-Roosevelt League
Rowells
Vrank Hk. Devlin
Belang County
Hiram W. Johhnson
Albert J. Wallace
Hoosevelt
Tariffville
Congress
Republican Party of
Southern Pacific Railroad
Cola
Republicans Lead in New Mexico Constitutional Delegates
Incomplete returns across the territory show Republicans securing at least 65 of the 65 to 70 proposed seats with Democrats likely to win 28 or more. Bernalillo and Colfax counties tilt GOP while Curry and Dona Ana favor Republicans. Santa Fe and Rio Arriba show mixed results with several races still undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Pankey
Lena
Ortiz
Catron
Prichard
Delgado
Cartwright
Thomas Benton Catron
Repubean
Santa Fe County
J. Felipe Hubbell
Harvey HB. Fergusson
Fergusson
Hubbell
Mr. Fergusson
Jesus Romero
Bernalillo County
Per- Guson
Chaves County
Colfax County
John Morrow
Curry County
T. J. Mabry
Clovis
J. W. Taylor
Texico
Dona Ana
Frank W. Parker
Sidro Amijo
Ddy County
Grant County
W. BD. Murray
Bilbber City
Guadalupe County
Pba
Mane
Canares
Raymond Harrison
J. J. Moise
Linscolm County
Lupa County
I'nele
McKinley County
Gregory Page
Frank B. Maple
Mora
Bernalillo
Chaves
Colfax
Curry
Dona Ana Kiddy
Lincoln
Luna
Banta Ie Sierra
Bocorro
Taos Torrance Union Valencia
Notuls
Crippen Trial Opens With Major Developments
In Bow Street a Crippen murder trial begins with Miss Leneve's charge downgraded to accessory after the fact. Prosecutors reveal hyoscine poison found in the Crippen cellar corpse and a witness reports a scar on Mrs Crippen similar to one seen on the corpse. The courtroom is crowded as proceedings proceed with no verdict today.
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J. N. Wine
Clarence
Eliles
Art Street
United
Bostwick
Hazelhurst
Miss
Hartington
London
Bow Street
Crippen
Belle Elmore
Paul Martinetti
Mrs. Crippen
Travers Humphreys
Crowh
Mise Leneve
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Qun Francisco Hubbell
Flagman
Progressives
J. Korter
Simmen Stern
Felix Lester
Francis
Wood
Herbert Fpf
Raynolds
M. L. Stern
Stover
Hebbell
Montoya
SedUllo
Stem
Guiterres
Iorber
Garcia
Lester
Zamora
Collins
Simon Stern
Sawtolle
Aianmieda
Wuod
Thabbell
Raynolde
Sedillo Gv
Ceulltrrez
Leeter
Korver
Tolling
Si Santelle
Zamera
Vareia
B Stern
Barelas
Nea
de Waod
Klub
Brewer
Bedillo
Gutierrez
Korber
Sawtelle
Zamoras
B. Stern
Pajarito
Hub
Icolonel
Pinchot
Great West
Morning Journal
St. Paul
Osawatomie
Kan
National Conservation Congress
Colonel Roosevelt
Minnesota
Kansaa
Minneapolis
Childern
Caplital
Capitol
P Roosevelt
The
Conservation Congress
Fely Grounds
Milwaukee
National Conservation Commission
James A. Twney
James J. Mill
Hill
James K. Garfield
Gifford Pinchot
Secretary Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Norris
Montana
Hay
Washington
Brooke
Wyoming
Nelson
ST. Louis
Man
Burlington Overland Limited
Union Station
Pacific Coast
Wa Nl
Raynold
Montoya Seaditla
Aren
Guiterresz
Delocents Vergus von Siz
Collins Hs
Stern
Ae Albuquerque
Ras Neds
Denmenvats
Verwaurson Zamora
Korber Ak Laewtel
Garcia Bo
Abe
Montora
Tyster
Leonter
Wtell Ramora
Tia
Greene. Patterson
G. A. Richardson
John S. Hinkley
Eimmett Paltes
Raton
Poioun
Corpoe
Miss Leneve
Br Moroney Journal
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