Barth Emerges as Democratic Governor Hope in New Mexico
Reports from Santa Fe and Albuquerque identify Senator Isaac Barth as a leading Democratic gubernatorial candidate. Barth, praised as a strong lawyer and vigorous campaigner, faces opposition from unnamed interests wary of his rise while Putney of Albuquerque is noted as a past candidate who declined the race.
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Isaac Barth
State
New Mexico
Barth
la Vox Publica
Santa Fe
Putney
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Fair
Judge Mann
Nater Earth
Democratic Party of New Mexico
Santa Fe Democratic press agent linked to party strategy
Report from Santa Fe accuses a Democratic press agent of instigating an attack on the Republican legislature and failing militia readiness. It says the Democratic machine heads ordered an assault on Republican practices and sent secret letters to select a state ticket. Republicans pace campaigns with many candidate names.
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Santa Fe
Four Senate and three Governorship hopefuls in New Mexico
The Ft Summer Leader reports four candidates for U S Senate, three for Governor, and several for other state offices. Democrats show little rush. Frank A Hubbell leads Lincoln County support for the Senate, especially on the east side, with Bernalillo county backing noted. A Guadalupe area deal merges discontented factions, while voters plan to choose the best cross-ticket candidates amid limited offices.
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White
Public Instruction
New Mexico
Frank A. Hubbell
Thos
United States Senate
Lincoln County
Hubbell
Bernalillo County
United States
Jane
Sunshine
Frank A. Hubbells
Carrizozo
Guadalupe
Petiticat
Eo Tong
Mexico
Aspiring Nominees Enter Republican Nominating Race
The Las Cruces Citizen notes the strong Republican field for fall nominations. It says most contenders are good men and party support should guide careful selections. It adds that campaigns favor superior generalship and that defeated candidates may be reused by party leaders if needed.
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Las Cruces
Guthrie quotes on Democratic state convention
Guthrie in the Fl Pase Herald reports N B Laughlin of Santa Fe state central committee praising the convention as open and visible. He notes the advisory committee meeting did not occur due to a misunderstanding and delegates were tired after long hours. Laughlin says there is no change in the plan not to seek Supreme Court nomination.
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N. B. Laughlin
Santa Ferman
State Central
Supreme Court
Santa Fe
Deutschland submarine arrival stirs wartime headlines
The article reports the German submarine Deutschland docking on the eastern U S coast with a mission of peace and valuable cargo. It analyzes implications for neutrality, British sea power, and potential shifts in naval strategy, while noting parallel battles on land in France, Russia, and Mexico. It also covers frontier tensions with Villa and Carranza, U S troop movements near El Paso, and evolving U S political campaign dynamics among Republicans and Progressives.
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Germany
Simon Lake
Flancourt
Dern
Galicia
Trix
Hernandez of New Mexico Praised in Capitol Heights Speech
The Maryland Journal covers Congressman Bo C. Hernandez of New Mexico, delivering an eight minute Capitol Heights talk on statehood growth, agriculture, climate, and politics. Editors laud his knowledge of Mexico and Wilson policy, predicting strong Republican support and future appearances at GOP gatherings.
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Maryland Journal
Capitol Heights
Hernandez
Prince George's
Bo C. Hernandez
Congress
Wilson
Hils Tong Coordina
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Oready
Mr. Wilson
Affai Ab
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Union
Mexico
Republic
James M
Gibbs
Capitol Heights Republican Club
Uncle Lafe McDonald Reacts Swiftly to Visitor at Water Cooler
In Lakewood Progress a lively note tells of Uncle Lafe McDonald aged 72 who, energized by a striking young lady requesting water, forgot his age and stumbled toward the cooler. He recovered with a gallant bow, then spent the afternoon cheered and content.
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Lafe McDonald
Lafe
Lakewood
Fire damages Tucumcari home as child starts blaze
A northeast town home caught fire when a boy near a cotton mattress allegedly started a flame that ignited the room. Firefighters and neighbors battled the blaze, stopping it with a small hose from a neighboring hydrant. Furniture and kitchenware were damaged, but the house was saved. Mrs. Parker’s ongoing home addition aided by carpenters helped extinguish the fire.
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Parker
Conversion of Frank Heney Brings Controversy and Partisan Attack
Washington July 12 Special Cor The Republican Public city Association through its President Hon Jonathan Bourne Jr issued a statement denouncing Democratic preparedness and policy as a failure. The piece accuses Wilson administration of embargo orders and delays in Mexico policy, claiming American rifles and ammunition aided Carranza as Villa’s ally and predicting Arlington Cemetery headstones will testify to failures in national defense.
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B.C. Hernandez
New Mexico
New Southwestern Commonwealth
Washington
Hernandez
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Capitol Hights
Wilson
Antiai
M Hernandez
Fifth
Mexico
Hughes
Fairbanks
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
America
Democratic Party
Carpital
Europe
Woilrow Wilson
Ee Oare
Tait
United States
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ATL
Carranza
Wileson
Villa
Arlington National Cemetery
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