Republican Conventions Call for New Mexico State Nominees
The Republican Central Committee of New Mexico orders a state convention in Santa Fe on September 23 1911 to nominate candidates for congressional and state offices. Counties to elect delegates by a 1 per 100 vote basis plus at large delegates, with district conventions to follow for judicial and legislative seats. H C Bursum and Jose D Sena sign as Chairman and Secretary.
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New Mexico
Sisterhood of States
Newexica
Republican Central Committee of
Santa Fe
Callis
Ad Vegas
Republican Central Committees
Congress
Bernalillo
Chaves O
Dona Ana
Guadalupe
Lincoln
Vitighyste de Aegis
Eee
McKinley
Cccee
Orice
Arriba
Roosevelt Ol
Asbetiote Ae
Sandoval Flan Miguel de Sierra
Socorro Tace
Torrance Union
Valencia
H. C. Bursum
Jose D. Sena
Republican Primaries Notice for San Juan County NM 1911
A county committee notice announces Republican primaries in San Juan County New Mexico on September 16 1911 from morning to 6pm and a county convention in Farming on September 18 1911. It lists precincts and delegate allotments though the text is garbled in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
San Juan County
New Mexico
Baars
M. Gates
Farmingon
Malach
Rules for Precinct Republican Primary Elections Adopted
The document sets forth precinct primary rules dated September 9 1911 in Aztec. It specifies that ballots are binding in selecting delegates to the Judicial Convention and outlines election procedures including appointment of three judges upon voter request and handling of challenged ballots by judges.
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Aztec
W. Goff Black
G. N. Norton
Republican Central Committee
New Mexico Republicans invited to Denver Public Lands meeting
New Mexico Republicans planning to attend both the Public Lands convention in Denver September 28 to October 3 and the state Republican convention in Las Vegas September 28. Special one third fare offered. sale through September 30, return through October 31. Delegates from New Mexico will attend to influence conservation policy discussions likely to affect future state revenues.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Public Lands
Las Vegas
Taft
Ublic Lands Convention
The
Congress
Railroaders Visit Farmington From Durango
P. B. MccAfee and wife and C. A. Lyman and wife traveled from Durango aboard Wednesday’s train. They toured the surrounding country by automobile with Farmington Board of Trade members. Lyman, compiler of Fertile Lande of Colorado, hinted at upcoming Farmington facts in a Denver pamphlet.
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P. B. MccAfee
C. A. Lyman
Durango
Board of Trade
Mr. Lyman
Denver and Rio Grande
Colorado
Farmington
Mayors Called to Meet in New Mexico State Fair Week
Albuquerque mayor John W. Elder invites heads of New Mexico municipalities to a October 10 meeting in Albuquerque during State Fair week. The aim is to discuss unity and a general revision of municipal laws guiding local government. Mayors have begun replying and attendance is urged for the dawn of statehood and progress.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
John W. Elder
Bilder
Maine Wet or Dry Vote Centered on Prohibition Elimination
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Maine vote about removing prohibition from competition. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a political ballot decision running through Monday.
Biggest Fair Yet Promised for Farmington Event
Charles W. Bowne promotes Farmington’s largest fair with regional exhibits from Aztec Cedar Hill Flora Viata Fruitland Kirtland Laplata and upper San Juan. races bicycle stunts snake show and “Jar go” exhibit featured daily free melons and a Durango Band concert with evening dances while trains run from Durango.
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Cedar Hill
Flora Viata
Fruitland
Kirtland
Laplata
Devine Brothers
Nettie
America
Royal Neighbors
Astec
Farmington
Ast
Durango
Allen Hall
Durango Erate
Charles W. Bowne
Fraternal Day Activities Highlight Parade and Contests
Thursday September 21 events include arrival of visiting Fraternal Orders, grand parade by floats, fancy drill by San Juan Camp Royal Neighbors of America, several races, basketball and baseball games, field sports, street carnival and a grand ball in the evening. Admission and prizes listed across multiple entries.
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San Juan Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Biscaceuesis
Program Friday September 22 Event Highlights
Friday September 22 program lists a 1-2 mile race with entry fee four dollars and a start, Buck race also 1-2 mile with four to start, a 1-2 mile consolation for beaten heroes, and a baseball field sports event featuring Indian sports.
Premiums and Awards for Eeminietets Pair Exhibition
Premiums and awards to be given at the ememinietets Pair opening September 19. Exhibits divided into three classes fruit, vegetables, and grains. Judging uses scores with 10 points per class for entry, 20 for variety, and 70 for quality. Best precinct exhibit and best display of vegetables and grains noted. Class 1 fruit includes apples with multiple box exhibits and single boxes for Rome Beauty and Jonathan, plus ten plate exhibits of fall and winter apples.
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Bey, Co. Ie
Nottn
Rome
Iee
Late Crawford
Carmen
Bartlett
Keiffer
Beau de Anou
Registration Officers Appointed in Special Session
The Board of County Commissioners met in special session on September 5, 1911. Attendees included Chairman T. J. Arrington and members Leonor Garcia and G Townsend, with W. B. Wagner as Deputy Clerk and Sheriff W. T. Dufur. Bills paid list and Precinct Registration Officers were appointed for ten precincts with named individuals. The board adjourned after approving the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
T. J. Arrington
Leonor Garcia
G. Townsend
W. B. Wagner
W. T Dufur
Ian
C. W. Fisherdick
Ed Dusenbery
Jean Norton
Thomas Fulcher
W.T. Dufur
M. FB. Fifield
Finn Case Postponed to Next District Court Term
United States vs William Finn of San Juan County was continued to the next district court term. The case drew several prominent Indian officials for the government including Mr Peterson superintendent of education in six states. Finn faced charges connected with an incident involving an Indigo rope and Sareea ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William Finn
San Juan County
Peterson
Finn
Farmington Delegates Elected to Denver Land Convention
Farmington Board of Trade elected A L Davis Frank Staplin J Price Wright A M Edwards C B R McHenry J Gower Frank Noel Willard Belknap GU Norton Wm B Keener as delegates to the Public Land Convention in Denver. Resolutions urge state control of conservation and resource leasing with funds split to county and state programs.
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Board of Trade
Hunter's Hall
Farmington Board of Trade
Public Landa
Denver
A. L. Davis
Frank Stapiln
J. Price Wright
A. M. Edwarda
C. BR. McHenry
U. J. Gower
Frank Noel
Willard Belknap
GU. N. Norton
Wm. B. Keener
Farmington
San Juan County
New Mexico
Hunter’s Hall
Fouth
W. M. Danburg
Socialist Convention Call for Farmington 1911 Meeting
Official notice issued under New Mexico governor proclamation calls Socialist Mass Convention in Farmington on September 20 1911 at 7 PM. The gathering aims to nominate candidates for legislative and county offices and conduct related business per state constitution and Socialist Central Committee directives.
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New Mexico
Socialist Central Committee
San Juan County
Said
Farmington
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