06 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
1
Fragmented text references a rousing speech praising GOP principles during the current campaign. It notes opposition figures and potential denial of election results and hints at political strategy and stability concerns.
Temporary chairman praises New Mexico statehood and its privileges as the gathering discusses party legation and a tribute to Romero. Speakers compare events to a biblical struggle, highlighting unity, devotion, and the hoped-for political alignment across New Mexico from Raton to El Paso.
Convention in Las Vegas names state officers and declares a ticket in the field believed to sweep to an overwhelming victory at the polls on the seventh of November.
Listing of candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state auditor state treasurer superintendent of schools attorney general and other state offices. Includes counties of origin for each candidate and names for supreme court justices and corporation commissioners. Also names for congressional candidates George Curry and Elfego Baca.
The document endorses Governor Mills and the Republican party positions on statehood for New Mexico, tariff protections for wool and domestic products, education, and clean elections. It calls for independent judiciary, compulsory compensation for hazardous jobs, and scrutiny of ballot laws, while opposing blue ballot restrictions and machine politics. It also notes the New Mexico Educational Association’s 25th annual meeting and related conferences in Santa Fe.
A Times-Herald report lists W. McDonald of Lincoln County as Democratic candidate for Governor, M. Debaca of Guadalupe County for Lieutenant Governor, A. Lugero of Bernalillo for Secretary of Brets, and Harvey Ferguson of Bernalillo for Congress. It notes Be Breedy and publicists claim GOP success across the slate.
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