Candidates for Delegate to Constitutional Convention Named
The Record announces Green B Patterson J S Kirby Emmett Patton John I Hinkle and W G Orton as candidates for delegate to the constitutional convention subject to the Democratic primary on August 9th. The notices specify official authorization from The Record and reference the August 9th primary date.
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Green B. Patterson
J. S. Kirby
Emmett Patton
John I. Hinkle
W. G. Orton
Thieves Fall Out Highlighting New Mexico Republicans
A political excerpt argues that internal GOP infighting in New Mexico allows honest leadership to emerge as factions clash. The remark emphasizes the theme of opportunistic attacks when principle is scarce.
Four good men chosen by Democrats in Chaves County
Eight candidates faced by the Democrats of Chaves county before the vote. Voters will select four capable men, as the article notes the field offers strong options and no doubt about the outcome.
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Chaves County
Quarrel Over Spoils Cautions About Unhatched Eggs
Hawkins, Fall, Andrews, and allies quarrel over shares after a victory. The group is reminded of the old adage never count your chickens until the eggs are hatched.
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Hawkins
Fall
Andrews
New Mexico Faces Choice on Constitution Direction
Citizens decide whether to adopt a constitution shaped by the people or crafted by special interests, reflecting the core debate over governance and representation in the state.
Taft on Alabama Constitution Not His Business
The president argued that amending Alabama’s constitution was not his concern since he was not a citizen of Alabama. The remark invites comparison to how he treats other states such as New Mexico and whether the logic applies there.
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Taft
Alabama
New Mexico
Insurgents Versus Regulars Battle in Kansas Race
In Kansas the Insurgents and the Regulars clash today. A Regular victory would help the Democratic party, but the insurgents are more likely to win the contest.
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Kansas
Democratic Party
Kansas Primaries Test Stand Patters Amid Insurgency
The Kansas primaries today test public support for Stand patters. A Stand pat victory would suggest Insurgents must fight within the Democratic party to serve the people, not special interests.
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Kansas
Two GOP and two Democrat camps described
The speaker distinguishes Standpasters and Insurgents in Republicans and Conservatives and Progressives in Democrats. He argues the better elements are served by those looking to the future rather than the past for inspiration.
New Mexico Republicans Urged for Constitutional Convention
The piece argues that if New Mexico residents elect Republicans to a constitutional convention, a constitution favored by wealthy New York interests will be produced. It cautions readers to consider who would write the document and the influence of moneyed interests.
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New Mexico
New York City
Criticism of Constitution’s burdens and favors
A speaker asserts the constitution will not bear its burdens and predicts others will seek special favors through it, arguing against the document’s practicality and fairness. The remark reflects a tone of distrust toward the constitutional framework and its anticipated impact.
Republican opposition to people’s initiative and referendum
The Republicans oppose the powers of the people and the right to self rule, alleging the public is unfit to decide matters and must be governed by a strong hand aligned with corporate interests via the New Mexico Republican organization. The passage condemns special interests guiding Republican stance in the territory.
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The
New Mexico Republican Organization
Republicans Hide Plans Behind Safe Conservative Pledge
The Republicans refuse to reveal their proposed constitution and keep it vague with terms like safe and conservative. In contrast the Democratic party promises frankness, outlining exact expectations if they gain control of the convention.
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Democratic Party
Railroad Interests Oppose Referendum Tactics
The railroads oppose the referendum and related principles such as initiative and recall. They prefer influencing politics covertly by manipulating a few people, arguing this method yields the best chance to win their favors.
Oklahoma's growth praised and tafts critique cited
The piece notes Oklahoma's rapid growth surpassing Ohio and cites President Taft calling Oklahoma's constitution "freaky and dangerous." It urges Taft to promote Ohio adopting a similar constitution to spur growth and prosperity.
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Oklahoma
Tenion
Ohio
Taft
Republicans in Chaves County Advance Ticket Selection
Republicans in Chaves County have effectively chosen their ticket with voters having little voice in the process. In contrast the Democratic party invites every voter to participate in naming the ticket and to vote for their preferred candidates.
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Chaves County
Republicans Seek to Preserve Power Through Past Rail Bill
The piece warns that Republicans who pushed the infamous railroad bill years ago still control the party and seek a continued mandate from voters in the territory to push similar legislation in constitutions or state government.
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New Mexico
Republicans threaten Native voters in New Mexico convention
The text warns that Republican control of a constitutional convention would deny Native citizens any benefits. It argues the enabling act limits Native rights and claims Native voters will end their loyalty to the party. It predicts resentment at the implied accusation they are Republicans supporters.
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New Mexico
Political clash over voter rights and party machinery
The Democratic party defends every voter's right to be heard on welfare matters while Republicans claim voters are too ignorant to decide legislative issues. The GOP labels the Republican machine as the chief force in this territory and criticizes the railroad bill passed with only one dissenting vote, later rejected by Congress as unfair.
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Democratic Party
Republican Machine
Congress
Candidates for Democratic county delegates to constitutional convention
The Democratic county nominees for delegates to the constitutional convention are J. S. Kirby, Green B. Patterson, John J. Hinkle, Emmett Patton, W. G. Urton, G. A. Richardson, J. L. Gibbany and M. A. Finley.
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J. S. Kirby
Green B. Patterson
John J. Hinkle
Emmett Patton
W. G. Urton
G.A. Richardson
J. L. Gibbany
M. A. Fin
Eight Candidate Field for Four on Ticket Filing Closed
The eight potential candidates remain as the field from which four are to be chosen. Filing time has expired, and the list is regarded as solid, with no anticipated difficulty in forming a strong ticket.
Let the People Know Open Meeting for Democratic Candidates
The Record urges Democratic candidates to appear at the Armory before the primary to publicly state their views on key issues. While they have broadly commented on county resolutions, the Record says a public meeting would let voters hear each candidate's stance clearly and fairly.
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Armory
Subscriptions and Renewals Offer
Saturday Evening Post Ladies' Home Journal and Woman's Home Companion each cost $1.50 a year. Hattie L. Cobean is the agent. Phone 166.
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Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
Woman’s Home Companion
Hattie L. Cobean
Application for water rights in Roswell area 1910
Messrs Fyffe Minter and Wil son of Roswell file for a permit to appropriate public waters in New Mexico. The plan diverts 20.5 cubic feet per second from Spring and Salt Creek to irrigation of 1440 acres across multiple sections. Objections must be filed by October 13, 1910 with affidavits referencing application number 467.
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Department of Territorial Engineer
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Messrs. Fyffe, Minter and Wilson
Roswell
S. R
Territorial Engineer
Vernon L. Sullivan
Primaries Ignite Missouri Political Battle in August
Missouri voters head to the polls as both parties hold primaries. The Senate race centers on Warner's seat, with Walter S. Dickey and Gov. Hadley among possible contenders. Democrats field Jas A Reed and David R Francis, a former governor and Cleveland cabinet member.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Union
United States
Warner
Walter S. Dickey
Kansas City
Gov
Hadley
Jas ‘A. Reed
Woodman Slogan Drives New Hampshire Forest Meeting
Bretton Woods N H Aug 2 The Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests opens its annual meeting with the motto Woodman spare that tree and plans a conference on the forest reserve bill. State forest fire wardens convene this afternoon focusing on conservation measures.
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Bretton Woods
N. H
Society For the Protection of
New Hampshire
Debts of Cities Rise Across 1908 Spending
Washington reports 1908 outlays by 158 large cities totaled 275 million dollars, up from 244 million in 1907. New York City accounted for about one third of the total, with Chicago and Philadelphia following.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Seattle
Portland Me
Denver
Portland
Ore
Water District
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
Paterson
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Cambridge
Mass
York City Debt Share Grows for Public Service Works
York City accounts show 36.9 percent of total debt pledged to self supporting public services. The funds are for items like water supply systems and toll bridges, reflecting a larger share than many cities.
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York City
Photographers Open 10th Pacific Northwest Convention
American and Canadian photographers in Vancouver gather for the 10th annual convention of the Photographers Association of the Pacific Northwest. An exhibition opens the four day event, with hundreds attending the opening session.
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Vancouver
B. C
The
Photographers ‘Association of the
Pacific Northwest
Osteopathic Convention to Draw 5000 Physicians to San Francisco
San Francisco August 2 The osteopathic school is expanding in numbers and influence as preparations surge to host the national convention of the American Osteopathic Association this month. Dr A T Still of Missouri, founder of the osteopathic method, is expected to attend and major discoveries in osteopathic healing will be discussed.
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San Francisco
Great Charities Congress in Copenhagen Opens Meetings
In Copenhagen on August 2 representatives of the American Conference of Charities and Corrections attend the International Congress of Public Relief and Private Philanthropy. Leading experts from civilized nations will address the conference.
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Copenhaggen
American Conference of Charities and Corrections
Convention of Organists Opens in Ocean Grove
One of the largest gatherings of musicians in the United States opens today at Ocean Grove New Jersey for the National Association of Organists convention. Mme Schumann Heink contributes a song in the auditorium as part of the opening program.
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Convention of Organists
Ocean Grove
N. J
National Association of Organists
Mme
Schumann Heink
Music Convention to Feature Readings by Top Organists
For eight days the convention offers concerts and readings by leading U S organists with Clarence Reynolds as the official organist. The program includes 100 questions tied to readings plus performances by choirs soloists and children's voices as plans to provide affordable music are discussed.
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United States
Clarence Reynolds
Cotton Crop Report Indicates July 25 Conditions
Washington August 2 The crop reporting board of the Department of Agriculture completed a nationwide cotton condition report for July 25 and will release a summary later today The board is also preparing an Aug 1 crop condition summary covering wheat corn oats barley potatoes tobacco flax buckwheat rye hay and oats to be issued next Monday
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bush Meeting Opens in Purcell London County
Leesburg Virginia August 2 beginning its thirty third year the Bush Meeting familiarly known as the People’s University opens today at Purcell London county Gov Mann Senator Martin and many other notables are on the program of the meeting which will continue ten days.
Canal Cleaning Ad From Mundy 1814 Notice
An old notice offers canal cleaning services by E. Mundy with a price of 59 shillings and references a location on 1814. The fragment presents a brief advertisement style for canal maintenance.
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