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Santa Fe New Mexican, 05-07-1912 New Mexican Printing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 5-7-1912 Santa Fe New Mexican, 05-07-1912 New Mexican Printing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news Recommended Citation New Mexican Printing Company. "Santa Fe New Mexican, 05-07-1912." (1912). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news/825 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 7 ' " SANTA FE NEW VOL. 49 SANTA FE. NEW MEXICO, TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1912. NO. 73 LIG LIDS IS LMDSUDE REBEL GIF TRUST COMPETES 0 WILL BE HUNDREDS ARE ROOSEVELT JUT BYPASSED FOR WILSON OPPOSMIZ WITH ITSELF ATTLE GR UNO FLOOR ENAOED CLARK WINNERS Senate Tables Minority Re- Texes Primaries Indicated Sent Threatening Telegrams Strange Fact Asserted by Taft and Supporters Plann- Unless Boats Are Hurried to Maryland Primaries Gave in Steel In- to Win Remote Sections Good to Both port Favoring Senatorial Decided Preference For to Mexican Provisional Witness ing Campaign Many Majorities Preferential Primary Governor President vestigation Home State Will Perish Candidates CIYTCCM lflTTC PROBE SWAMP DEVELOPMENT PRESIDENT DISC9URGED S00FFE0 ST WARNINGS rPU - BEE BILL DOT OF COMMITTEE' WAS CLOSE REPUBLICAN VOTE IS AGAINST CIVIL GOVERNMENT IT SOI UIAILLI1 IUILJ LMU1I Marooned House Colonel's Petitions For Traveling Libraries Saturday's Convention Accomp- Big Battle Is Expected Within Next Wednesday House Will Did Not Hope For Better Results Family on Top Majority 3,000 and Suf-- f For Public Roads and For lished Little More Than Twenty-Fou- r Hours South Looks Into Meat Inspection In Maryland Primaries, Went Days Without Speaker's Plurality Exceeds - icent Food. - Other Purposes. Organization. of Chihuahua- Service. He Says. 11,000- N"f-- Wire to New ! I Leased Wire to Leased Wire to New (By Special Leased Mexican) (By teased Wire to New The citizens of Tularosa petitioned (By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican) By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican) IBy Special Mexican) IBy Special Mexican) special Mexican) 7. Pas-- ' 7. Ohio, New 7. Unless Baltimore, Md., 7 of Senate Rill No. 62, Dallas, Texas, May 7. Evidence of! Escalon, Mex., May General j Cincinnati, Ohio, May Orleans, La., May May Complete for the passage boats are to remote sections unofficial coun-:qua- Senate. hurried returns from the Maryland to provide for traveling libraries for a number of splits in Republican l Orozco has refused to recognize President Taft's home state, bids fair V Met at noon. of the Hood swept country in Pointe primaries today gave Theodore Roose- the public schools. Petitions were al- t conventions of Texas amieared in'i i .,i.i,tv, tc become the bloody battle ground Considered conference re-- Coupe parish, it is feared hundreds of velt, 06 delegates, or one more than so from Albuquerque the first returns received today. The presented ed by Emilio Vasquez Gomez at Juar where the President and Colonel The- persons will perish. Word was re- necessary to control the state con- of Bill No. first six counties heard from port on service pension bill. against the passage House reported ez on ceived in this that vention. Democratic three split conventions. Of the other last Saturday. Orozco today the House. odore Roosevelt will fight to a finish Morganza morning primary returns 8 to regulate the liquor traffic; from of ma- with march Gomez 11 m. N great numbers people still are only five precincts missing gave Mesilla for an - three conventions, two instructed for southward, telegraphed Met at a. one of the decisive "actions'' of the the valley appropria- i T c - rr-- a a rooned in the country south of the Clark SI, Wilson 44, Harmon 4. auu 101 nnuuseveu.ii n.st him and his associates un- Resumed consideration of tion for a road between Rincon iue threatening campaign for the Republican j U1.each public - present leV(,es at Torras. The lack of Taft Leaders May Control Convention. a convention going for Roosevelt was El legislature, executive and judi- and Garfield; also a petition for less they left Mexico. nomination. boats is a Stories John H. chairman Re- whCT the instructions bill. presidential distressing handicap. Hanna, of the to re- - lJfB0 cial appropriation - amendment to the school laws : Orozco was today 193 miles south of r Comina Battle in Ohio. 01 terrible suffering among Hood refu- publican state central committee, a .v u a t0 nlm as one who will give Agricultural expen d i t u r e eni.k 40 miles behind gee icacneu uere Hundreds of Taft leader, said he was in doubt about protection to Americans in foreign Chihuahua and but committee resumed - Friends of President with him luuay. can districts be required to have a investiga- Taft, people living in the back country of the figures received from Howard countries." his advance guard which is expected! tion of North Carolina swamp on his visit to Cincinnati, declared j w knowledge of both Spanish and Eng- Seven Louisiana received no warning of the county, which apparently ent for Democratic conventions have within the next 24 hours to encounter j lands and Wed- - from Grant county, in favor of development that the result of the Maryland pri Hood until, the torrent swept upon Roosevelt by a majority of eighty. lish; been heard from and they give in the will name of Creek the big federal force and General nesday begin investigation them. took on house The Taft had no other fig- changing the Whiskey state convention Wilson 21 votes, maries made it certain the struggle They refuge tops managers to Rio de Arena. Huerta. of meat inspection service. i;nd in trees and on rafts and now for ures but said they wished to investi- Harmon 16; Clark 2. The Presi- - for Ohio would be hard. several have been without the count more All Bills Introduced. Orozco Opposes Provisional Govern- days they gate closely. the County Conventions Today. Pension Bill Approved. dent will spend more time campaign-- ! adequate food and shelter from the other counties carried Roosevelt The following bills were intro- ment. by Dallas, Texas, May 7. Texas Dem- Washington, D. May 7. The hi2 in Ohio he did in heavy rains. gave him majorities of 400 to 1500. duced: Senate Bill No. 125, by Evans, The creation of civil govern- C than Maryland, ocrats and Republicans met in county any of the conference of the two Scoffed at President Taft's friends a to limit the hours of employment of where he spoke only during one day. Warnings. express conventions today to take the second ment prior to the successful termina- of on the general Scores of refugees who were brought doubt about only one county credited females. To state affairs. hpuses Congress D. announced step in indicating their choice among tion of the war has been was to the His secretary C. Hilles, to Morganza in the relief boats by these returns to Colonel Roosevelt. Bill No. to persistently pension bill, agreed by early Senate 126, by Walton, Governor Wilson, Governor Harmon bill will necessi that Mr. Taft would return to Ohio today, say there are hundreds more to Both Roosevelt and Clark will take of opposed by Orozco. In hi telegram Senate today. The amend Section 4, Chapter 37, Laws and and between Pres- be from con- Champ Clark; tate an average increase of appropria- a four or five-da- y He will taken from their (iood prisons. The Maryland to the national 1907. To It has reference to Gomez, Orozco declares that he for stay. Judiciary. ident Taft and Colonel Roosevelt as tions of $22,000,000 a year for the next majority of these people lived so far vention a solid block of sixteen votes. of married would have been to have had take in most of the principal towns io community property presidential candidates. The first glad five years. The greatest increase will back in the country that couriers did The Republican delegates chosen at - on the persons. movement was made in Saturday's pre- Vasquez Gomez come into the rebel om- next y?11r when it will reach and cities not touched present r.0t reac h them. Or, in many instan the primaries will name sixteen dele- No. to will Bill 27, by Walton, change cinct conventions. Wilson apparently zone and work with 'him in the inter- $35,000,000. trip. The Ohio campaign wind ces, if the.v were warned, they scoffed gates to Chicago at. the state conven- - the name of Whiskey Creek, Grant is an easy first choice on the Demo a few before the state at the 1. The ests of the revolution hut. the Gomez U. S. Steel Prosecution, ur only days advice to leave. "The levees tiin May Democratic state county to Rio de Arenas. To Counties cratic side. The Taft and Roosevelt! primaries on May 21, and from his always have held," they argued, "why j convention on May 111, will select thir- - in Juarez was a he New N. 7. Much of and County Lines. (.ontest is still undecided. Conventions government thing York, Y., My ho:pe state the president probably should they not hold now?" national delegates, each with Bill No. to are scneuutea 243 out could not countenance. General Oroz- the testimony today in the govern- half a Senate 128, by Holt, ior at least of! will turn his attention to New Jersey Family Days Without Food.
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