Judge Raynolds for Senatership Endorsed by Club
Mosquero Sun reports the Spanish American Republican club endorses Frank A Hubbell for U S Senator and Hon HO Bursum for governor. The committee pledges support for Hubbell and Bursum, and to back delegates who favor those nominees at county and state conventions. Gallup Herald notes party unity posture.
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New Mexico Senate Race Prospects Highlight Hubbell and Catron
The Las Cruces region and Albuquerque papers assess New Mexico senatorial contenders, with Hubbell praised for statewide ties and a strong following while Catron is noted for seniority and proven senate service. Both camps claim solid backing across counties as the convention nears.
Judge Raynolds Likely Nominee in State Convention
Yesterday reports suggest Judge Herbert Raynolds of Albuguerane may secure the senatorial nomination with strong support from Vi and Otero courty. The backing insists Raynolds could unite Colfax county Republicans and defeat A. A. Jones, positioning him to win statewide.
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Political guesswork on Colfax county parties
A telegram to the Albuquerque Herald hints that Colfax county Democrats are united while Republicans are divided. The writer predicts Democrats will rise with peace and quiet, and Republicans are urged to prepare for a strong battle not seen since 1910. The note ends with a taunting reference to continuing the guessing game.
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Shuler Expected to Seek Democratic Governor Nomination
A political review argues that Dr. J J Shuler of Raton is the prominent figure who may accept the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. The analysis notes Shuler as the standout in state exchanges, potentially shaping the party and editorial opinions.
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Shuler Deemed Favorite For State Office By P town Supporters
The Ra-ton supporters and Progressives back Dr Shuler for a state post noting his talent to balance factions for the state’s uplift while Mayor of Paton had insisted he sought no office and aimed to avoid politics. His backers say his work in Ra ton benefited residents and forced his public role.
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State Fair Present Year Surpasses All
Albuquerque August 17 New Mexico state fair leadership names JW Kimsey manager of concessions expanding control over all fair grounds stalls. A street mask ball will close the week with bands and a mock court for humorous rule enforcement on principal street. President Southard reports county turnout rising as exhibits plans near completion.
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Big contest off for state delegations in county gatherings
Large turnouts mark county conventions amid a fight for supremacy among state delegations. Officials report significant participation and tensions as candidates seek dominance in the conclusive event.
Senatorship and Governorship First
The political battle tightens with intense interest in the upcoming primaries across Santa Fe county and beyond. Reports detail possible deadlocks and shifts, with Attorney General Frank Clancy and others discussed as potential contenders, and county conventions shaping outcomes for senator and governor races. Local lines form around Catron support, Davies for district attorney, and a crowded slate of candidates and alternates from many precincts, signaling a heated race toward the county nominating event.
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Hughes making strong headway in Europe and U.S. politics
The report details Russian advances near the Dniester and activity around Lemberg, with mentions of General Letchitzky’s forces and movements near Mariampol. It also notes American political maneuvering as President Wilson plans no campaign tour, while McCormick cites a stumping schedule in Hodgensville and St. Louis.
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