Crist Crucified and Democratic Turnabout in Rio Arriba
The article rails at J H Crist and the Rio Arriba faction of the Democrats. It accuses the McDonald Jones faction of ousting Crist after thirty-two years of service and recounts bitter internal strife at the state convention. The piece contrasts Crist’s long loyalty with alleged party infighting and personal losses suffered in Albuquerque and Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menelaus
Rio Arriba
McDonald-Jones
Lonely Bean Patch
The
Santa Fe New Mexican
Crist
Hiro
Albuquerque
Lwvitade
Oli
Laughlin
Issac
Father
McDonald
Genteman
Rio Arrita
Crisy Hants
Loomis
Democratic leaders rally for A A Jones U S Senator bid
The state chairman and executive committee back A A Jones for the U S Senate while Wm C McDonald targets the governorship, expecting a path by death. Other Democratic candidates receive no organized backing, with permission given to self-manage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Jones
U S
Wm. C. McDonald
Auditorship Explains Public Finance Experience and Merit
Governor Prince touts Sargent for auditorship citing decades in public finance. The statement highlights county treasurer tenure and over sixteen years overseeing treasury duties, stressing vigilance, accuracy, and faithfulness in handling state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iha
Treasury
Confession and Apology Reflects Political Postponement
President Wilson admits a delayed settlement of the strike due to political necessity ahead of the presidential election. The piece notes Democratic rhetoric as a postponement, and highlights Republican organization efforts across the state, plus criticism of county spending and a New York Times summary of the eight hour bill impacting four hundred thousand workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lata ' Witys
Wilson
Reed
New York
Transportation Service
United States
Santa Fe New Mexican Praises Rail Folder Then Acknowledges Red Book Source
In the September 13 issue the Santa Fe New Mexican praised a folder issued by the A T S F Ry Co noting it provides much information on New Mexico Santa Fe and tributary country. It omits that most content is a verbatim reprint from the New Mexico Red Book published by the State Land Office publicity bureau.
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A. A. Jones
New Mexico
Washington
General Land Office
Jones
New Mexico, Aside, of Course, From What Mr. Jones
New Mhcy
Irgent
Prince
Sargent
Santa Fe New Mexican
A. T. & S. F. Ry. Company
Santa Fe
J Country
New Mexican
Bureau of the State Land Office
Dems discuss trade of de Baca for Jones significant
In Grumps by the Grouches the rumor centers on Democratic trading talk involving de Baca for Jones, while Republicans expect Bursum to win without any swap. The column critiques candidates' moral character and cites local sentiment, with a chorus of names and political chatter reflecting a contentious state scene.
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Jones
Bursum
Maxwell Mail
Ely
New Mexico Event Dates And Fairs Listed
The Albuquerque Morning Journal lists upcoming events across New Mexico September 25 to October 11. Entries include state fairs in Las Vegas Santa Fe and Raton, Western clubs in Albuquerque, and a Scottish Rite reunion in Las Vegas. A reader letter jokes about applause for Hughes in St Louis while recalling a San Diego scene.
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New Mexico
State Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Las Vegas
Scottish Rite
Grand Lodge of Masons
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Hughes
St. Louis
Pacific Ocean
San Diego
California
Wilson
Clayton —Springer Stockman
Hagerman And James Return From Tax Meet
Hagerman and James returned from Indianapolis where with Mo J Maserman of Roswell, president of the Taxpayers Association, they attended the National Tax Association conference. James will lead New Mexico at the next annual meeting to be held in New Mexico and efforts will continue to bring the tax authorities conference to the state.
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NEW Mexico Association
James
Awk James
Taxpayers Association of New Mexico
Indianapolis
Mo J Maserman
Roswell
Ye Association
Khe
National Tax Assnthom
My James
New Mosive Association
Ar Albuquerque Egenibte
Es Mexien
Gavin Les
Troastehain
Hayermae
Taxpaynre
Eescoman
Jamve
Ineita Ton
New Mexico
New
Pinchot Endorses Hughes In Letter To Editor
The letter by Gifford Pinchot argues Hughes is honest, fearless, and free from special interests. He contrasts Hughes favorably with Wilson, praising nationalistic Progressive policies and predicting safer, more efficient governance under Hughes.
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Hughes
Covernor
New York
Minder Hughes
Onder Wilsen
Wilson
Gifford Pinchot
Slander Case Sparks Prolonged Local Court Debates
An extended public notice outlines a defamation case in Dona Ana County with repeated references to slander actions. The document, issued by state officials, cites court proceedings, involved parties, and forthcoming hearings in what appears to be a contentious dispute over reputational damages and legal remedies. The text lists numerous names and places in a formal notice style characteristic of old newspaper pages.
Official Court Delays and Incorporation Notices in New Mexico
Eddy county district court shifted to Monday and Curry county court extended into September. Judge Richardson and Judge Raynolds led sessions in multiple counties with adjournments into November and December. Los Mamos rarch filed incorporation papers with Santa Fe HQ and Wilson as statutory agent. Capitalization listed as $75.00 with shares for Ashley Pond and others, though text is garbled.
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District Court
Eddy County
Curry County
Richardson
Raynolds
Dona Ana
Judge Mechem
Valencia
Socorro
Sierra
Los Mamos Rarch
Santa Fe
Praned
Wilson
Ashley Pond
Deserted tract of land in San Miguel area noted in property suit
In the district court of San Fe county a notice details a land dispute involving the Rey de Suber property and adjacent parcels. The filing lists owners and chain of title, describes a granite boundary marker and a described tract with water rights and appurtenances, and seeks a decree pro confesso against the defendant in the matter bearing docket AB. The case includes names such as John HL Watts and references to the Santa Fe New Mexico area with legal action to be entered for a hearing and sale if required.
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Stevie
Atitty
Airy
Jose Nett
Agatha
Santa Fe
Irion
Fayette
Carthy
Musteely
Testa
Wales
Siong
John HL Watts
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Webber Juh
Kiilhaueon
Raton
Dor Serathc
Elaerivan
Colfax Coutts
Copwenmbon
Vane
Mabel Goodrich
Mabel
Ily
Matet Ceneal
Dligelyser
Merle
Yuna
Allan
Staremiente
Santa Fe Pa
Raton Range
Northern New Mexico
Union County
Hagerman
Pinchot
State OF New Mexico
Rouife
Wuhlic Land Salk
Dona Ana Colin
Warewae
Ian Cai
Wits Gobrlundl
Seema
Allan Meese
Tvet
Willwanen
Iter Juen
Vennit
Niewis
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