Capital City News in Brief
A jumble of political notes, meetings, and local motions from the capital city. Reports mention candidates, state officials, and party activity, with references to New Mexican game concerns and a U S court start. Senator Isaac Marth of Albuquerque was in town for related business and party maneuvering ahead of elections.
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Pelle Tomove
New Mexican
Ac Senor
McDonald
Eas Cruces Bank
Peros Valley News
Isaac Marth
Albuqque
United States
Albuquerque
Ripon Birthplace of the GOP Celebrates Its Founder’s Legacy
In the Wisconsin town of Ripon a half century of progress marks schools churches and civic life. The cradle of Republicanism is honored as Amos Poper, ninety two, survives as the movement’s oldest living link, hobbling yet recalling the party’s birth and growth.
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Ripon
Wiscon
Camou
Earl
Ripon College
GOP
Amos Poper
Santa Fe County bounty fraud and wolf bounty records
The article details bounty claims tied to Santa Fe County including wolves and coyotes, noting multiple duplicate claims in 1910 and 1913. It attributes irregular cashing of bounty warrants to Arthur Seligman and connects the controversy to county officials and state politics, with commentary from Col. R. E. Twitchell on party prospects.
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Tiniah
Santa Fe
Entapaien
Bonn
Felli
John Ofs
Seligman
Selioun
Democratic
Socorre
Bursum
Arthur Setignon
Aleways
Momar
Tor & Dimocratic Chatrnan Selisman
Hyer
Arttine Seligman
Perh Homanen
Cath
Nee
Selieman
Ena
Owen
Touran
J.b.einantas
W. J McDonald
New Mexico Social Notes and State Officials
Mrs Allie T Kanen sails October 27 to attend the General Grand Assembly in Louisville Kentucky. Local society items recall bridge parties church events weddings and visits while a critical editorial criticizes the Lucero family for long term handling of state finances as the piece laments statecraft and calls for change.
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General Grand Assembly
Allie T. Kanen
New Mexico
Order of the Eastern Star
Louisville
Kentucky
Kanen
Antonio Lucero, Jr
Papa
Ketora
Julia
Delia Lucero
Luceros
Lucero
Santa Fe Museum Week Aims at National Interest
Planning notes outline a week of events in Santa Fe to dedication of the new Museum and its art colony. The plan includes a Cardinal mass, an oratorio, Indigenous governors, Franciscan procession, Santa Fe Trail figures, National Guard encampment, torchlit evening pageantry, and July Fourth festivities with fireworks and excursions to local sites.
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United States
Indian School Teachers’ Institute
County Institute
Military Institute
National Guard
Commonwealth
Interese
Nile
Santa Fe
Poxsity
Snnita Pe
Pontifical Mas
St. Francis
Eller
Haydn
Maendel
Mendelssohn
Pueblos
Apad
Museum
School of
Afican Archaelogy
Fridolin Schuster
Cincinnati
Franciscan
Tylace
Walt
Earth
Santa Fe Trail
New Mexico
Hon
Frankinger
Wika Penhallow Henderson
Chicago
Sylvanus Gelewold Morley
Carticoie Institution
Francis W. Kelsey
University of Michigan
Archaemical Institute of America
Tridian Pueblos
Pecos Forest
Shces
Antonio Lucero Roles Across City Office Duties
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Antonio Lucero holding multiple city roles. References list him as a clerk for automobile licenses and a translator of state laws and journals, with a cited net income of 233 dollars, plus other clerical work. The text repeats mentions of him caring for family.
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First State Leaistanire
New Mexico Medical Society Elects Officers
The New Mexico Medical Society closed its sessions by electing officers. President is C. S. Losey M D East Las Vegas. President elect JW Kiipsinger. Vice presidents include C A Frank M D Roswell and H B F Allen Roswell. Treasurer F E Tull MD Albuquerque. Secretary Rob Merline Mr Dy Las Cruces. Officers include Kaen M D East Las Vegas Miller M D Clovis G M D Albuquerque. Next meeting place to be Las Cruces.
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New Mexico Medical Society
C. S. Losey
M. D
East
JW. Kiipsinger
Dy "Roswell
C. A. Frank
M.D
East Las Vegas
Third’ View
H. B. Falley Roswell
F. E. Tull
Albuquerque
Meririe
Dy Lae
Cruces’ Coun
Kaen
East Las Ver
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York
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Silver City
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Tax Eniity
Saunty
Acauthers
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Pollock
Henedie
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Lamcame JS
Joe Wailin
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Geanut
Santa FE County
Sanitary Tani CO
Seloa
Total Shon
Henerat Mn
Ronis
Meintenance City
Vilyrary
Minty
Cradle OF the Good Old Party
Teral, Chon
Arthur Seligman
Col
R. E. Twitchell
New Mex
Hughes
Congress
Col. Twitchell
Albuquerque Journal
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Hernandez
Sears
Hor Ho
Washington
Radnt Ely
Wilson
Fawards
Anna
Gillette
Grimshaw
Rose
Smith
Met
Tallette McKeever
Liveretta
First
Presterian Church
Mra
Woodall Hall
Hillside Avenue
Nuper Pakice Avenue
11 McManus
Wo O'Connor
We Tolinson
Mra G. Mandort
JA French
Bob Ristino
Patton
Portland
Oregon
Pate Ion
C. J. Roberts
Palace Avenue
Ruth Safford
Watt Dills
Frances Thompson
Jack Knapp
H. Scovel al- Jing
Albert Roberts
Frank Burton
Topeka
Kansas
Mrs. Barnes
Albucherque
Prof
Edward Roth
Roth
Harnes
Alfred M. Bergere
May
J. J. Kenney
Miss Bergere
Ken
Womans Home and Foreign Missionary Society
First Pressbyterian Church
Z. Mee Cutloneh
Charles Linney
Grand Canyon
Flora Conrad
Clara Olwen
R. P. Bevien
Girls Friendly Society of
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Church of the Moly Faith
Sarah Hart
Tce Avenue
Jorah Weltmer
M. J. Thirrows
Mise Atkinson
Hoine
Newes Wetter
Arizona
Ames Burgman
Justine TD. Ames
Oakland
Willian Buroman
Annette Thorp
Jack Thorp
Leonidas Smith
Old City
Ames
Sunshine State
Santa
Garfield Avenue
Pecos
Chaco Canyon
Pessoa Sed Museum
Antonio Lucero
C.A. Bishop & CO
Catron
Santa Fe, N. M
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Cjo Caliente
Taos Junction
Springs
Ojo Caliente Hot Springs
A. F. Joseph
Ojo Caliente
Taos County
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