Statehood Drive in New Mexico Favors Constitution
The Albuquerque Journal urges voters to support the constitution as a path to statehood, arguing it benefits Grant County and New Mexico’s development. It cites leaders from Gallup and Santa Fe as backing the measure while noting opposition from some Democratic figures and the risk if rejected.
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Atshcoi Cs
Congress
Ita
Suia
Santa Fe
Grant County
New Mexico
Albuquerque Journal
Gallup Republican
Democrats in Chaves County Back Constitution Support
The Roswell Register-Tribune notes that Chaves County Democrats, while loyal to party, favor the constitution and trust individual conscience in voting at the Santa Fe convention. They believe statehood is within reach and expect a safe majority for the constitution, distinguishing them from Arizona Democrats.
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Chaves County
Santa Fe
Arizona
Roswell
Farmington Times Hustler Wordplay Sparks County Debate
A New Mexican critique labels the Farmington Times Hustler as irrational in a dispute over county rights. It mocks the Hessinas phrase and notes San Juan county veterans’ presumed restraint at the borders of Gazza gates.
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Farmington
New Mexico
Farmington Times Hustler
San Juan County
Brewer’s
Gazza
Selah
Demands for true democratic principles faced by local papers
In Farmington and Socorro a dispute over genuine democratic principles erupts between the Farmington Times Hustler and the Socorro Chieftain. They challenge each other to name two Democrats who agree on what true principles are, with sharp suspicions about political barter and misinterpretation.
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Democratic Party
Farmington Times
Socorro
Constitutional conflict echoed in New Mexico press
An Albuquerque Journal reprint from the Times Hustler quotes Farmington dispatches declaring the state constitution doomed. It claims the Rubicon is crossed and appeals to New Mexico’s unpurchasable manhood to stand firm, asserting a covenant with death.
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Albuquerque Journal
Times Hustler
San Juan County
Farmington Times Hustler
New Mexico
Phew Walkie Vidal Notes Cold Towel and Hot Drink
A fragmented line describes cooling a towel and preparing a hot drink. The note references Walkie and Vidal in an unclear domestic or travel setting. No clear event, place, or date is identified.
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Vidal
Jury finds Jesse Mann guilty of voluntary manslaughter
Jesse R. Mann was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in Ouray after a venue change from San Miguel. His attorneys announced plans to seek a new trial. The case drew Parmington locals who recall Mann's surrender and self defense arguments.
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Jesse R. Mann
Goegigin
Tebjuride
Ouray
San Miguelty
Peakestiary
Munn
Parmington
Goegiein
Walter B Cost Real Estate Alfalfa Farm Listing
Fragmentary notice describes Walter B Cost real estate including an alfalfa farm in Farmington with 6 acres under ditch water rights. It mentions 40 acres cultivated 16 acres alfalfa plus orchard and fruit trees, sheds, and cash value. Terms include 8 percent yearly interest and a time frame of payment.
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Alles Farmington
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