Mora County Pat as Usual
Democratic fusion efforts in Santa Fe, San Miguel, Mora, Taos, and Rio Arriba counties flounder. In Santa Fe, independents, republicans, and reform factions solidify against fusion while Bronson Cutting and backers rally for Hughes and Haales. San Miguel sees fusion collapse, Mora shows solid Republican unity, and Taos Rio Arriba trail A A Jones and W B Dalton as campaign struggles continue.
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Vention
Bronson M. Cutting
Amle
Sarge
Charles F. Hughes
Haales
New Mexico
Ft O
Santa Fe
San Miguel County
A.A. Jones
Trn
F. C. de Baca
McDonald
de Praca
Mora County
Alsa
de Raca
Mora Oo Oory
Taos
Rio Arriba
A. A. Tones
Senate
W. B. Dalton
Burton to Speak for Republicans at State Fair
Senator Theodore Burton of Ohio will headline New Mexico Republicans at the state fair in Albuquerque on September 25 at 2 20 PM delivering the opening address. The visit signals a slate of major party figures including possible appearances by Taft and Roosevelt as the party gears up for the campaign. A large Albuquerque committee and national headquarters will manage receptions and entertainment for the distinguished guest.
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New York City
Theodore Burton
Ohio
National Note
New Mexico
Barton
Albuquerque
State Fair Management
Owen
Oklahoma
Burton
Mexico
Thi
Wim
H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Charles E Huches
Democrats Fail To Rally In Southern New Mexico Counties
A survey of Taos Rio Arriba and Sandoval counties shows derailed fusion efforts and shrinking backing for Democratic candidates. Park View leader deserts party, Montoya’s 400 vote following evaporates to a handful, signaling Republican gains and a shift to internal party work to salvage the Pecos Valley stronghold.
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Congress
Fasiion
Taos
Rio
Rio Arribanty
Park View
Rio Arriba County
Sandoval County
Benafiacio Montoya
Mont Ya
New Mexico
Pecos Valley
Judge Pope Laid To Rest In Fair View Cemetery
A statewide funeral for Federal Judge William H. Pope drew mourners from New Mexico. The service at the church followed by burial in Fairview cemetery reflected his simple life and was marked by floral tributes from the state Bar Association, Santa Fe Bar, Masonic bodies and many officials. Honorary pallbearers included state supreme court justices and territorial judges, with active pallbearers from the First Presbyterian church assisting at the graveside.
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New Mexico
Jude William H. Pope
East Palace Avenue
B. Z. McCullough
Judge Pope
Fairview Cemetery
Willian V T. Thornton
Abram Staab
of Christ Mountains
Atlanta
Commonwealth
Pope
Wis
State Supreme Court
Clarence J. Roberts
Frank W. Parker
Richard H. Hanna
Territorial
Supreme Court
Roberts
Parker
John R. McFie
M. C Mechem
Edward R. Wright
Ira A. Abbott
William J. Mills
E.A. Mann
Rrave
State Bar Association
Colfax
Union County
Republican candidates pleased with trip through New Mexico
Republican campaign trail reports show Hubbell Hernandez and Bursum meeting large Taos crowds after a day of driving speeches. The party plans Las Vegas and Guadalupe county stops with Romero joining to boost support for the ticket amid local opposition to their rivals.
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Taps
Hubbell
Hoo
Rarson
Hernandes
Prego
Manning
Guadalupe County
Mbugherque
New Mexico
Republican Club of
Taos
Hibbell
Hernandez
Bursum
Las Vegas
Las Verras
Romero Joina
Canidates
Hibt
Castonada
Roswell Democrats Hold Frosty Meet in 1915
Special to State Record Roswell, Sept 2 1915. A Democratic meeting drew a small crowd as De Baca McDonald and Otero spoke. De Baca apologized for his nomination and appeared unsure. Gilley pledged loyalty to any Democrat against any Republican. Mac harshly attacked Hubbell Tursum and Gillenwater, urging voters to reject Republicans. Republicans planned a rally with Judge Lindsey addressing the crowd.
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Roswell
C de Baca
W. ©. McDonald
M. A. Otero
de Baca
Gilley
Mac
Fiars
Tursum
Hubbell
Gillenwater
New Mexiico
Lindsey
Wilson’s handling of rail wage dispute questioned in critique
A partisan critique questions President Wilson’s approach to railway wage increases and mediation. It argues that gains for workers would burden consumers, cites chamber and labor actions, and alleges insiders forecast a presidential intervention that favored labor leaders. It also claims talks and a key letter foretold mediation outcomes and Wilson’s forthcoming proposal.
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Wilson
America
Pt Nt
Congress
Jude Wo
Federal Mediation
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Labor Brotherhoods
St Lon
W S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of
Tee
Stone
Brotherhoods
Conference Committee of the Railways
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chamber of Commerce of the United
Iterstates Commerce Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Adamson
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign
Commierce
Adamann
Hillage
Mann
H. A. Wheeler
Chvirsian
Railroad Committee
Chamber F of Commerce
Willson
Dudley Field Malone
Malone
Cuba
Matone
Milone
Washington
Gompers
Fend
American Federation of Water
Gempers
Kaskane
Wileson
Whiv Mowe
Inhor
Railways
White House
Massachusetts New Hampshire political map shows GOP edge
A fragmented report outlines New England politics with Massachusetts heavily Republican and Maine already secured. New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island are solidly Republican while Connecticut appears risky for Democrats. Massachusetts faces possible overconfidence. Maine allying with Progressive forces. key figures include Lodge and Woodbury with a tight race in New Hampshire for Congress and governor.
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Finland
Ant
Maine
Massachuset
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Chas
Sumner Bird
Mathew Fate
National
M Carmick
Gow McCall Fe
H.C
Senator Lodge
Ems
Fitrorrath
Ty Nies
Sepublicane
Henry M. Keyes
Rats
John C Hutchins
Rovernors
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Woodbury
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