Capital News In Brief General and Personal
Col Wenceslao Jaramillo of El Rito and Attorney E T Tippman of Hills visited the capital for campaign work. C R Dwire of Taos stopped in the capital city yesterday. Ex Mayor R J Taupert of Las Vegas was in town Wednesday. Guthrie Smith, a noted newspaper man, was in the city Thursday. Ex Gov L Bradford Prince returned Monday from St Louis, with Mrs Prince to follow to Flushing Long Island.
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Wenceslao Jaramillo
el Rito
E. T. Tippman
Hills
Boro
Democratic
R. J. Taupert
Las Vegas
Guthrie Smith
L. Bradford Prince
St. Louis
Republicans Sweep Otero County in State Ticket Drive
Alamogordo with Republicans dominating Otero county shows strong support as candidates tour eastern New Mexico. Veterans and youths attend events while Gallup reports grippe illness. jurors discharged from federal court.
Santa Fe Highs to Face Albuquerque Highs
John T. Hutchings, County Chairman, notes Santa Fe Highs will play Albuquerque Highs next week. Miss Lucile Pollock, Judge Pollock’s daughter, and several Albuquerque men expect the Republican majorities in New Mexico to grow, as county Republicans work with enthusiasm toward victory.
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Lucile Pollock
Albuquerque
Judge Pollock
Santa Fe
Steam
Ith
San
Roth Harnred
Albunerque Hich
McChichenai
Mendoza - Herrera Knapp
Garcia
Slaughter
Martinez
de Dumviddie Priges
Roberts
Chavez Lorrence
Love and Society Notes From New Mexico Clubs
A collage of society items from Gallup and Santa Fe includes club meetings at the Fifteen Club and Card Club, church notices, and local welcomes. Helen Rowland in life missions lists St Stephen Espanola Taos St Albans Estancia and Holy Apostles Taos. Election notes report McKinley county supporters optimistic for November 7.
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Vestry
Woman's Guild
Woman's Auxiliary
Helen Rowland
St. Stephen's Church
Espanola
N.M
St. Albans Church
Estancia
Church of the Holy Apostles
Taos
Republican ticket set for county vote in New Mexico
A State Record summary reports a strong Republican push in Luna and surrounding counties with Bursum and Hubbell favored, local campaign actions, and cross-state influence notes. It notes county partisan leanings, social events, and editorials highlighting campaign tactics and public reactions.
Simplified spelling sparks debate over English use
The Miner defends its simplified spelling as consistent and practical while critics argue it ruins readability. The piece cites examples like cant and typographical usage and condemns the trend as awkward, inconsistent, and detrimental to clear writing.
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Silverton Cole
Taft Attacks Wilson as He Attends New Jersey Rally
Former President Taft denounces Wilson and the Adams on bill while addressing the New Jersey Republican state campaign at Trenton. He calls the policy unwise and cites labor demands, arbitration, and the railway strike threat as evidence of misgovernance and national humiliation.
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William HH. Taft
United States
Wilson
Tlon Dill
Democratic Congress
Clayston
Mr. Wilson
Centrol
Wa Fe
Howe
Lele
Failway
Inbor
Unik
Mexico
Huerta
Breeden Former Attorney General Dies in California
William A. Breeden who led New Mexico as attorney general from 1881 to 1889 died last Thursday at his Redondo Beach home in California. He had earlier served Utah as attorney-general before moving to California and was buried with the Grand Fellows and G A R rites. His daughter perished in an automobile crash in Boston days before his death.
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Jday Club
Mevica
Farmington
San Juan
D. Sears
Robert Hundred
Mary Mart .P. Erven
New Mexico
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Nealinas
Moran
Muxico
Bob
Ervien
County of Teale
J. R. Blair
Exci
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Iandline
al Morrison
Springer Stockman—Dem
A. Breeden
William A. Breeden
Redondo Beach
California
Utah
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Santa Fe
Boston
Interesting Facts About Our Presidents Card
A compact catalog of presidential trivia noting Washington did not live in Washington City, Brehanan as the sole bachelor president, Roosevelt as the youngest, and multiple inaugurations in Philadelphia. It lists state counts for presidents, military service across wars, and remarks on electoral history including the 1912 tally.
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Roosevelt
John Adams
George Washington
Philadelphia
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House of Representatives
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Taylor
Ohio
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McKinley
Taft
Grant
Ben Harrison
New York
van Buren
Elmore
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Grover Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Buchanan
Vermont
Arthur
New Hampshire
Pierce
North Carolina
Jackson
Polk
Johnson
Kentucky
Harrison
Mexico
Iiraham
Lincoln
Hank
Hamburg Tea Promises Cold Cure From Old Text
An old ad advises using Hamburg Breast Tea to break a cold and relieve grip symptoms. It prescribes a half cup of boiling water, one teaspoon, and drinking warm at any time. It claims to open skin pores, relieve congestion, and be inexpensive and vegetable for safety.
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Hamburg
Hamburger
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An old time ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless preparation for rheumatism, stiffness, and aches. It claims to ease pain in joints muscles and bones, and to banish backache neuralgia and lumbago with a 25 cent bottle from any drug store.
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St. Jacobs Oil
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