Finds Conspiracy by the Hubbells in La Bandera Case
Judge Hickey found a conspiracy between Frank R Hubbell and his son James L Hubbell to seize control of the Spanish newspaper La Bandera Americana. The 1901 funders planned a Republican paper edited by Nestor Montoya, with a 1907 charter that lacked officers. The Hubbells allegedly entered the premises on October 5 to force possession and disrupt the business.
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Hickey
District Court
Frank Rubbell
James L. Hubbell
la Bandera Americana
Nestor Montoya
Corporatio
Frank A. Hubbell
Hubbell
Rafael Garcia
Nestor Mantoya
Congress
Totel
Frances Montoya
Nestor M "i
Church Celebrates Fortieth Anniversary in Albuquerque
At a Congregationalists meeting in Albuquerque last Sunday the church marked its fortieth anniversary. Dr J H Hi Mr Heald spoke on rising costs of living and the increasing price of being a Christian citing autos, Sunday movies, and Sunday papers as temptations. He urged more church work to counteract these influences and to use modern attractions to draw people to faith.
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Congregationalists
Albuquerque
J. H Hi
Heald
Sandoval CountyGOP Names Ticket at Bernalillo Convention
The Sandoval County Republican convention in Bernalillo drew about 200 delegates as Harmony prevailed. The group endorsed state and national GOP platforms and criticized the Democratic administration as extravagant. Notables included Nina Otero-Warren and Sidney Well. Nominated were Tojato of Cabazon Candidezales of doval and Phil Jagel of Bernalillo for county offices. J F Araujo and Pino Blanes for county commissioners. Policarpio Olivas for county treasurer. Max Mondragon for county assessor. Mariana Montoys for county superintendent. Elias Montoya and A Richward Coha named as senator and judge. county central committee officers Fred Otero, CD Gonzales, and Juan F Chavez.
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Sandoval County
Bernalilio
Delates
Republican Party
Nina Otero-Warren
Sidney Well
Tohato
Cabazon
Candide Zales
Doval
Phil Jagel
Bernalillo
J. F. Araujo
Pino Blanes
City Pays at A War Hero Luis Otero in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque on October 1 a large funeral honored Luis Otero killed in France. A Catholic mass led by Father Mandalari featured altar boys and military escorts. The burial at Calvary cemetery included a three volley salute and taps by a bugler.
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Albuquerque
Luis Otero
France
Father Mandalari
Father
Mandalari
Army
Navy
GAR
Woman's Relief Corps
Calvary Cemetery
Medical Association elects new officers in Roswell
The New Mexico Medical Association closed its annual convention in Roswell as Albuquerque was chosen for the next meeting. A. Russell of Artesia was named president elect, succeeding H. V. Fall of Roswell. New vice presidents include Cipes of Albuquerque and Cer Hoxie, Wittner of Los Lunas. secretary Tolt of Albuquerque. treasurer Elder of Albuquerque. Dr Joyner of Roswell named delegate to the American Medical Association. alternate P Churchill of Madrid.
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Roswell
New Mexico Medical Association
Albuquerque
A. Russell
Artesia
H. V. Fall
Cipes
Cer. Hoxie
WF Wittner
Los Lunas
E"tolt
W. Elder
American Medical Associaion Convention
WT Joyner
P. Churchill
Madrid
Bowman and Safford Tour San Juan County
Republican attorney general hopeful Harry S Bowman and state auditor candidate Edward L Safford left Thursday for San Juan County to hold meetings and speak on state and national issues. Known locally Safford draws large crowds and enjoys wide popularity for his ties to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Bowman
Edward L. Safford
San Juan County
Safford
Albuquerque Wins Site for Baptist Convention
At a Roswell Baptist convention the city of Albuquerque was selected as the venue for the 190 convention. The gathering adopted resolutions during its proceedings.
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Convention of Baptists
Roswell
Albuquerque
Mechem and Fall Address Pecos Valley Rally
Mechem and Senator Fall addressed a 600 plus crowd in Artelia marking the Pecos Valley as a leading Republican region. Mechem pledged to be his own boss if governor while critiquing Democratic leadership. Fall focused on the League of Nations and treaty dangers. High Williams attended but did not speak. A party meeting is set for Cartizoce tonight. Separate Missouri Democratic pre conventions probe notes campaign expenditures and delegates. Senator Reed sits on the investigating senate committee.
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Judge Mitchem
League of Nations
Gov. Cox
Harding
Judge Mechem
Demaguery
Raton
Springer
Des Moines
Clayton
Tucumcari
Clovis
Tudge Hanna
Holt
Hanna
Lucero
Putney
Cox
Wilson
Artelia
Senater
Pecos Valley
Roswell
Fall
League
High Williams
Cartizoce
Missouri
Edward F. Goultra
Mitch Palmer
Senate Committee
San Francisco
James Reed
Mountain districts rally against Hubbell in Keenahill
Campaigners report Hubbell-Ha fa ticket weak in Keenahill county with meetings at La Tijera and San Antonio drawing small crowds. In both towns Republicans addressed large audiences while Hubbell reportedly abandoned efforts to regain his former following in the mountains.
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Albuquerque
Keenahill County
Hubbell-Ha Fa
la Tijera
Hubbell Workers Fuld
San Antonio
Hubrell
Figld
Cattle Shipments to Be Lighter in 1920
About 200000 head of cattle will be shipped out of the state during the year, per Frank Ct inspector for the cattle sanitary board. This marks a decrease from 1918 and 1919 totals of 50000 and 300000 head, as range conditions were poor and prices lower than now offered. The heavy shipping season is spring and fall, with 5000 cattle shipped from New Mexico to Kansas City last month and near 3000 to Fort Worth and Denver in the same period.
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Frank Ct
Cattle Sani Board
New Mexico
Kansas City
Fort Worth
Denver
Hubbell Ticket in Albuquerque Faces Opposition
Rumors in Albuquerque on October 21 claim Democrats backing F D Chase are alarmed by rising opposition to the Hanna Hubbell slate and seek to replace Hubbell with a Hubbell ally. Boss Hubbell reportedly supports his loyal Hubbell faction for county offices despite calls for a substitute candidate.
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Albuquerque
Fd Chase
Hanna-Hubbell
Hubbell
Frank Hubbell
Felli Hubbel
Armour and Company Indicted In New York Trial
A federal indictment charged Armour and Co. Chicago packers and officers with profiteering by selling New Zealand lamb at 18.46 to 26.10 pounds per cent, deemed unreasonable. Judge Mechem discussed Hanna’s policy, praising his opponent as honest and straightforward. The filing details a lengthy inquiry by the attorney general’s office and names names, with political references woven through the report.
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New York
Armour and Co
Chicago Packers
Attorney Generals Office
Defendents
Judge Mechem
Bin
Hanna
New Mexico Swindle duo released after bribe payment
W F Bennigan and Eleanor Kas were arrested in Albuquerque on a magazine swindle charge and jailed for bail. They were freed Friday after Bennigan received a payment from a Muscatine brothel. Authorities consider pursuing further inquiry into possible Mann Act violations as the couple reportedly wed in Santa Fe while honeymooning. Diptera illness reported at Ateisce school with two cases and one death. officials urge containment measures.
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W. F. Bennigan
Eleanor Kaswent
Albuquer +qu
Bennington
Muscatine
Department of Justice
Mvce
Moise Bergenan
Harold Davidson
First Congregational
Santa Fe
Ateisce
Durango cotton shown near Hager man on Union Central farm
Chaves JB Herbert displayed Durango cotton grown on the Union Central farm near Hager man. Experts call it the finest high grade cotton in the valley, with about 70 bales to be ginned. Roswell High School auditorium dedicated with ceremony. Hiram M Dow, city council president, spoke. Big auditorium praised as best and largest in the state.
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JB Herbert
Union Central
Hagerman
Roswell High School
CC Cagle
Dar H. Wilmot
Board of Education
Hiram M Dow
Stgh
Storm devastates Colfax area with downed trees and outages
Colfax and vicinity faced a severe late week storm with wet heavy snow. High winds snapped large limbs, damaging trees, cutting telegraph service and light lines for hours. Judge T 1. Leib to select jurors for the upcoming term on October 27 and December 10.
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Raton
Western Union
Postal
Leib
Colfax Dutrier Court
Grand Ury
Curry church project kicks off with site moves and base
Work on a new 75000 dollar Methodist church in Curry begins this week. The parsonage and old Liberty school will be moved, the existing church torn down, and a 78 by 18 foot basement rushed for completion. The goal is Sunday School and services by January with the rest done by August 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Popular Liberation
Methodist Church Extension Fund
Mes- Ma V Poultry Association Farm Berean Packing Plan Nears Completion
Work on the quarters of the Mes- Ma V Poultry Association at the new Farm Berean Packing plant advances rapidly toward completion. Officials expect the facility to be ready for operations soon.
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Mes- Ma V. Poultry Association
Carlsbad gins run at full tilt as wagons crowd yards
Cotton gins in Carlsbad and nearby towns grind nonstop with wagons waiting at the gin. The Carlsbad gin has produced 137 bales by Thursday. Otis, Loving, and Mange exceed their previous records by over a hundred bales. A big state tractor repairs roads from Canal and Fox streets to Canyon.
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Canal
Fox Streets
Mermod
Canyon
Carlsbad
Loonatn
Malaga
Carls
Otis
Loving
Mange
Carlybad Arras
Bonney mine ore strike expands near Manilla claim
The Bonney mine in Hidalgo shows a new vein 500 feet east of No 1 shaft with surface exposure widening to three feet and rich red oxide copper ore. Carloads yielded $175.20 per ton, with some shipments returning $2128.00 copper per car. Assays show gold ounces, silver ounces, and 18 percent copper. A large educational meeting is planned in Albuquerque with state officials and educators among speakers.
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Bonney
Manilla
Porteus
No 1
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Ite
Tom
Lordsburg
Ar Fagner
O Public Instruction
J W. Searson
Kansas State College
Albquerque Chamber of Commerce
League Panned by Judge Leahy at Las Vegas Meeting
Judge Leahy condemned the League of Nations in a Las Vegas Gem theater address to a large crowd, urged women to join a party for influence, and stated Americanism should remain nonpartisan. W. J. Lucas defended the league, receiving mixed reaction from the audience.
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Judge Leahy
League of Nations
W. J Lucas
Gem Theater
Las Vega
League of Women Voters
Lucas
League
Leahy
Falenci ca County GOP Ticket Named Los Lunas
October 2 in Los Lunas the Republican county convention completed its session and adjourned with a pledge to carry the county. Ed Otero demanded withdrawal due to factional fighting, but delegates rejected his bid. fusion supporters indicated they would back the Republican ticket. Speakers including A Chapman Bluewater A Romero and HB Owens urged backing the county slate and the Republican state and national tickets.
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Los Lunas
Yessay
Ed Otero
Deols
Doe
Chapman
Bluewater
A. A. Romero l
HB. Owens
Carlos Basa
Los Laras
Gabriel Sandoval
Eckrado San Qeacia
Satuenin
Belen
Prouty
Republicans Draw Record Crowd in Chaves County Meeting
October 20 at the Roswell armory, Meritt Mechem and Senator Albert B. Fall addressed a packed Republican gathering, the largest yet, with Miller presiding. Mechem attacked gerrymandering and praised party platform aims including blue sky legislation, while Fall denounced the League of Nations and affirmed Harding policy to a highly attentive audience.
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Mereitt Mechem
Albert B. Fall
Chav Gunty
Roswell
Prager Miller
Judge Mechem
Mechen
China
Hanna
Mechent
Fall
Sue
New Orleans
League of Nations
Harding
Harding Invades Kentucky with Seven Speeches
Senator Harding plans seven speeches in Kentucky led by a major stop in Louisville. He appeals to Southern Democrats for Republican principles and pledges to protect American production. He criticizes Wilson for pressuring Congress and accuses the Democratic party of overstepping. He warns against the treaty covenant’s ambiguities and a future civil war risk.
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Harding
Kentucky
Louisville
South
Democratic Party
Wilson
Congress
Senate
Harding and Coolidge Club Forms in Tucumcari
A live Harding and Coolidge club organized in Tucumcari has over 500 members, including 300 women. At the first meeting HB Matsac, a noted Dutch globe trotter, spoke on League of Nations issues, arguing against the Wilson Cox plan. Monsigneur Mutsaer’s address drew more women with Democratic training to oppose the league.
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Harding and Coolidge
Tucumcary
Matsac
Globe Trotter
League of Nations
Wilson-Cox League
Monsigneur
Mutsaer
Clovis bids for Baptist Hospital at convention
Roswell October 14 At the convention of Baptists in session here Clovis last night offered a 350 hospital to be used as a Baptist institution The location of a Baptist hospital in the state has been under consideration for some time but because of reservations the offer was referred to a committee Officers elected include Baren Sparl Santa Fe president William Park Albuquerque secretary W A Blockeshull Clovis and Rev WA Roswell vice presidents
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Roswell
Convention of Baptists
Clovis
Baren Spar
Santa Fe
William Park Miluquerque
W. A Ilockeshull
Bond election update at Tatum School questioned
Lea head of SLOG announces receipt of a report on the Tatum School bonds amid ongoing discussions. The notice references a continuation on page fee and implies further details forthcoming from South Mia.
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South Mia
Coolidge Open to Roosevelt Challenge
Governor Coolidge indicated he would consider a Roosevelt challenge if asked. He noted the request had not yet reached him and said if it did he would review the matter. The remark touched on the League of Nations and campaign issues raised by the opposing side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge Tetts
Franklin D. Roope
League of Nations
Harding Lands Protective Tariff
A garbled 1920s style report cites Harding defending a protective tariff. The text references Republicans, protectionist policy, and a call to vote for the Republican party amid broad political argument, with unclear dates and speaker names due to OCR issues.
Seven Die In Erie Train Wreck After Switch Fault
At Union Station in Erie Pennsylvania a collision of the New York Central and a Buffalo and Cleveland bound train killed seven people and injured about a dozen. Railroad workers nearby reportedly caused by a misthrown switch led to the eastbound service being struck. Ambulances and physicians rushed to hospitals as casualty lists grew.
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Erie
New York Central
Union Station
Boston Express
Peffalo
Cleveland
Mayflower Celebration At Museum Saturday Night
The Coverten committee named Mrs Hollo ran Mrs Wilson Governor Prince Colonel Twitchell Mr Clancy Dr Rider and Mr Klock to plan a fireside merge at the art museum for the Mayflower anniversary. Governor Prince will discuss the Pilgrim voyage migration to Holland and New England with several short talks on Mayflower topics. The gathering starts at 7 30 p m and invites all interested attendees.
Campaign party leaves Saturday for exiled campaign tour
Lieutenant Governor B Francis Jotre Parker and Nels Field, commissioner, depart Saturday morning for a campaign page tour before election. They plan a Saturday afternoon meeting, then proceed to Wittard, Mountain, Silver Tyrone, Santa Rita, Hurley, and Deming. After meetings, they return home to vote on election day.
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B. Frankis Jotre
Parker
Nels Field
Satuirday
Guera
Oto Wittard
Mountannaisil
Silver Tyrone
Santa Rita
Deming
Sierra County
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Merritt C. Mechem
Colfax
Union
Quay
Curry
Portales
CaCrisbad
Guv McDonald
Repetican
Cox Union
Mechem
Picacho
Tirine
Hondo
Hubbells
G. O. P. Names Ticket
Medical Association
Mountain Districts
Hubbell Ticket
Armour and Company
Chine Copper Company
Hanns
John
NEW Mexico News Review
Ed Gray
Samre
Tovis Auto Company
E. Nicodemus
Moree Inn Gare Eye
Clovis News
Sigberr Wee
Mountain States Telephone Company
el Paso Texas
Binng Company
SP Plath
Vendome
Desi Cy
Aestar
Dona Ana
Cy Poultry Raisers
Las Cruces Republic
Grant
Abi Seal
Whit Mattle Creek
Michital
Fluorspar
Great Eagle Mining Company
Red Rock
Great Eagle Fluorspar Company
Roos
Raoadly
Enormous Wentworth
Cattle Creek
Ariitith Ex Peedent
Cyrus Goodrich
Battle Creek National Bank
Alford Roos
Me Groch
Groch
Willson Chandler Bastey
Columbia
New Mexico Normal School
Bayley
Tax Payers” Association
Togley
le Normal Schools
Silver City
Hidalgo
Falencica County
GO. P
Baptist Hospital
Lea
Coolidge
Roosevelt
Jackson
Lastie Harting
Campaign
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