Socorro County Solidly Republican in Latest Vote
Socorro County shows strong Republican gains with every county ticket elected by clear margins. The county administration has been Republican in all departments for two years and voters have approved the record, as tallied by Jose B. Torres, chairman of the Republican county central committee.
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Socorro County
Iisl
Chaeftain
Jose BE. Torres
Chorman
Republican County Central Committee
Magdalena
Socorro
Colorado
Taft and Sherman Win Presidential Victory Across States
The Republican ticket led by Taft and Sherman secured a sweeping victory over Bryan. Taft carried almost all solid states and even Greater New York, a first for a Republican since 1896. Congress remains Republican, upholding Roosevelt era policies for four more years. A summary of states and electoral votes follows.
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William H. Taft
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Bryan
South
New York
McKinsey
National Congress
Doctor from San Antonio Sparks Spineless Cactus Talk
Dr G L Tinker visited from San Antonio and stressed the spineless cactus topic as vital for New Mexico. L E McRae and family lodged at Winkler hotel en route home from Albuquerque.
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G. L. Tinker
San Antonio
New Mexico
L. E. McRae
Winkler Hotel
Magdalena
Albuquerque
Mr. McRae
Socorro County
Mexican Killed by Train Near Elmendorf
An unknown Mexican man died Thursday night after being struck by a Santa Fe freight train near Elmendorf. He died Friday morning in Socorro from injuries and an official coroner's jury ruled it an accident, though signs suggest possible foul play. Militia and police work to identify him and locate his widow, while additional notes report a shooting in Alma and local economic activity in Socorro. Annetta Cook of Socorro, respected resident, died Monday morning with funeral services held Tuesday, leaving a son, a brother in Oklahoma, and a sister in Indiana.
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Santa Fe
Elmendorf
Socorro
Marcelino Alderete
Alderete
el Paso
Robt W. Lewis
Territorial Mounted Police Force
Alma
Lewis
Dan Archuleta
Antonio Orosco
M Arnetta Cook
Mrs. Cook
Temperance program linked to World’s Temperance Sunday
The notice calls ten men to speak at the Sabbath evening concert on November 29 to promote temperance. It cites guidance from religious readings at 11 am and 7:30 pm and notes the Anti Saloon League and local Temperance committee led by B C Marker supporting the event and collection for the cause.
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John III
David
Absalom
Anti Saloon League
B.C. Marker
Ladies Aid Meeting at Mrs Newcomb’s Home
The Ladies Aid society plans a Tuesday afternoon gathering at two o'clock hosted at the home of Mrs W D Newcomb.
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Ladies Aid Society
W. D. Newcomb
Andrews Re-elected in Turbulent New Mexico Race
Hon. W. H. Andrews is reelected as New Mexico’s delegate to Congress by an estimated thousand votes, with statehood seen as a near certainty. Campaign leadership by H. O. Bursum praised, Democratic hopes dismissed, and county majorities cited as proof of Andrews and statehood momentum.
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New Mexico
W. H. Andrews
Congress
Andrews
Statehood
Territory
H. O. Bursum
Republican Territorial Central Committee
Bursum
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