Boss rule is overthrown in county election returns
Complete and semi official returns from sixteen precincts show Democrats winning majorities in most races last Tuesday. Superintendent of Schools still in doubt with Palma Punta and Duran precincts pending, while Republican gains appear in Torreon and Tajique. Majorities range from a few votes to about four hundred. Julius Meyer will likely be sheriff, E W Roberson probate clerk, and Larrazolo leads county totals by over three hundred votes.
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Prec County
Palma Punta
Duran
Rpublican
Palma
Punta
J. A. Will
Pedro Lucero Y Torres
Julius Meyer
E.W. Roberson
Roberson
McIntosh
Candido Padilla
Republican County Central
Much Reed
Larrazolo
Torrance
Lincoln
Otero
John
Vilaces
Torreon
Tajique
Estancia
Congress
Andrews
Pair Weds in City as Charivari Welcomes New Home
Cilis Ewing J and D Ewing with Justice R J are the couple. both well known in the city. The bride is a daughter of Hulis, proprietor of the Bilis Cafe. Neighbors gave a lively charivari last evening at their newly established home.
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D. Ewing
Mis
Justice R. J
Ewing & Wood
Ile
Hulis
Bilis Cafe
Sparks at Valley Hotel End Turned Safe Fire Scare
Mrs Harry Averill faced a scare at the Valley Hotel when sparks from an improvised fire reheat caused a sharp report. The dining room decorations and walls were blackened but no injuries occurred. Rev A M Steele will preach next Sunday at 7 30 in the M E Church inviting all.
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Harry Averill
Valley Hotel
A. M. Steele
M. EB. Church
Eastern line to connect two loading camps for railroad spur
The article notes two loading camps near the New Mexico boundary with one camp already connected to the line from Albuquerque. A short spur will use Santa Fe track stones and reach the New Mexico Central store yards. The long awaited railroad connection from both ends nears completion. A marriage from Albuquerque is also mentioned with Rev. A M S joining McKinley and Miss Mir near Estan.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe
New Mexico Central
Gauehidery
Madot
Collier Re Appointed to Territorial Mounted Police
John W. Collier of Estancia was appointed a member of the Territorial Mounted Police by Governor Curry last Friday. He has served in the Force before and is based at Estancia and regarded as an able and efficient officer.
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John W. Collier
Estancia
Territorial Mounted Police
Curry
Collier
Iaces
Evangelists Detained Delaying Santa Fe Gospel Services
Evangelists Toy and Mrs. Montgomery advertised for Methodist Church services have been detained in Santa Fe. They will arrive in Estancia on Monday and stay through the coming week as meetings continue with strong attendance. The pastor expresses encouragement over the interest shown.
Andrews Claims Majority In National Election Returns
The National Election reports show Taft and Sherman leading Roosevelt in the popular vote with Taft nearing 300 of 454 electoral votes. Republicans hold a practical majority in Congress as incomplete state returns favor GOP results. In New Mexico, W H Andrews leads by about 1,075 votes with Sandoval County contested and Rio Arriba uncertain. both parties project only limited shifts from missing precincts.
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Taft & Sherman
Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Obituary of Emery Arnold Shirley in June Frost
The death of Emery Arnold Shirley at age four follows a fever after a three week illness. He died October 29 at his grandparents home, leaving loving parents and friends in Oklahoma and Estancia. The poem notes his bright life and peaceful passing, with a continuation on the first page.
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Emery Arnold Shirley
Emery
Emory
Oklahoma
Estancia
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Garry
Bardergue
J Dale
Ostanpehon
Electrie
Cilis-Ewing
TFT & Sherman
Garry Nation
Tor Range Gourty
O. A. Larte
W. A. Andewwrg
M. P Metcalf
G Adda
Poiro
Bi A. Chapti
Baeu
Ri Whitler
Ideal Ali
Jad Pal
A. M.S
McKinley
Miss Mi R
Estanyy
Teddy
Albuquerque Journal
New Mexico
The
Morning Journal
W. H. Andrews
Sandoval
Socorro
Taos
Union
Rio Arriba
Andrews Larrazolo Bernalillo
Chaves
Colfax
Dona Ana
Eddy
Grant
Guadalupe Lincoln
Luna
Art
Otero Q
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