Democratic Call For New Mexico Convention Endorses Joint Statehood
The Record publishes letters and editorials urging New Mexico Democrats to back joint statehood with Texas, calling for a Democratic convention in Santa Fe on September 12, 1906, to nominate a candidate for Congress and organize county representation. debates include local tax questions and federal policy toward the Philippines.
Early Effort Aims for Full Representation
The discussion favors implementing the ventions as soon as possible to secure complete representation for all parties involved. Authorities emphasize prompt action to ensure timely and thorough inclusion.
Joint Statehood call and local notices in Santa Fe
A Territoral Democratic Central Committee leader urges broad county attendance and delegate selection for a statehood convention. Also advertised are real estate and local business notices including a brick business house for sale with 12 percent yield, a Pecos Valley cottage for sale, and Tex shop wagons and buggies offerings with harness and saddles repair services.
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