Support Juan Navarro and Republican Ticket Rally
Support for Hon. Juan Navarro and the Republican ticket is presented as advancing both state and local welfare. The piece argues Navarro and Helm C. Bursum will uphold pledges made by Roy-area representatives and Constitutional Convention members, urging voters to back the Republicans to build a better Mora County and county governance.
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Juan Navarro
Helm C. Bursum
Mora
Roy
Republican Party
Republic an County Ticket list for local offices
Republican County Ticket lists candidates for Senator Mora and San Miguel Juan Navarro Representatives Blas Sanchez Marcelino Martinez Sheriff Patricio Sanchez Treasurer John Strong School Superintendent Manuel Madrid County Commissioners F M Hughes Marcelino Montoya John Gandert Probate Clerk Tito Melendez Probate Judge Eliseo Pacheco Surveyor R K Odell Assessor J D Medina
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John Strong
Rev
Manuel Madrid
F. M. Hughes
Marcelino Montoya
John Gandert
Tito Melendez
Eliseo Pacheco
Good Roads Record in New Mexico Promoted by Republicans
In the Thornton era New Mexico faced deficits and empty treasuries while Republicans claim progress with 500 miles of roads, 64 mile La Bajada project cut grades, and a revived highway system. The piece cites Silver City Mogollon, Roswell Carrizozo links, and the Dona Ana Las Cruces road as proof of GOP achievements and argues for continued good roads policy over Democratic governance.
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Democratic Plunderbund
Thorntom
New Mexico
Treasury
W. C. McDonald
Jong Horn
Grant
Silver City
Mogollon
Plains
Roswell
Carrizozo
Territorial Road Commission
Territorial Engineer
Commissioner of Public Lands
Good Roads
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Southwest
Republican Party
la Bajada Bil
Carlsbad
Territorial Roads Commission
Thornton
Washington
Dona Ana
Las Cruces
Quay County
Clovis
Portales
Alamogordon
Cloudcroft
Deming South Road
Santa Fe-San Juan
Voter
Hopeful Roy Democrats Rally Ends In Farce
The Roy precinct Democrat rally collapsed into a farce as a small turnout failed to dance the anticipated Democratic tune. Chairman Jacob Floersheim led a mixed slate of local Democrats and nonresidents while about thirty-five GOP members remained for an aborted event. Speakers included J B Russel and Rafael Romero discussing ticket qualifications and local races as observers noted ties to Spanish language press and Hearst influences.
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Roy
St Andpatter
Jacob Floersheim
Johnson
Martinez
Union County
J.B. Russel
Rafael Romero
Juan Navarro
Madrid
Tito Melendez
Mary Jane
Albuquerque Morning Journal
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San Miguel
Blas Sanchez
Marcelino Martinez
Patricio Sanchez
R. K. Odell
J. D. Medina
Democracy
J. Floersheim
Los Angeles
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