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Santa Fe New Mexican, 02-20-1911 New Mexican Printing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Santa Fe New Mexican, 1883-1913 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 2-20-1911 Santa Fe New Mexican, 02-20-1911 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, 02-20-1911." (1911). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/sfnm_news/556 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]. AMTA FE NEW MEXICAH 1 VOL. 48 SANTA FE. NEW MEXICO, TUT RS DAY J UN E 22, 1H11 NO 110 FAILURE DRESSES AT OWEN AGAIN SENATE IS BOTULPH in he CO JATIDN BLOCKS WAY IN STATUnpiLED Banks of New Mexico Are Americans at Ceremonies Statehood Must Come the Republicans No Longer Con Noted Orators Pay Tribute r Praised by Maryland Cas- Distinguished by Their Way He and A. A. Jones trol It, Declares Sena to Pioneer Educator ualty Company Faultless Attire Wants It. tor Boies Penrose of Southwest ' DAY VP LETTER TIARAS AND DIAMONDS GLITTER INSURGENTS WIN' THE , ADJOURNMENT IS FAR OFF VICAR GENERAL PRESIDES MR. CUNClJRITES ... x n I3 Calls Attention to the Ruling Princes from. All Parts of the Combine with Democrats and Democrats Have Gained Their Colonel Sena, Master of Cere Now United Bril- of the Supreme Court On Globe in London for Control States en - Point in Disrupting Major-- ' monies, Arranged Fence Laws. Great Event. Senate. 'tow'' ity on Tariff. liant Program. Tr - New Mexico has not had a' bank (By Special Leased TTlre to New Mexican) (By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican) (By Special IenspJ TVlre to New Mexican i In the presence of the Christian rs. D. June 22. Sena C-- , al- - the-rou- failure in NINE years and this won- London, Eng., June 23. King George Washington, C, Washington, D. June 22. An Brothers wearing of their the of the House of Han-- j tor Owen of Oklahoma, after eonsulta- - & TNfe badly situation in the many of the alumni of the derful record is said to shine with Fifth, eighth if? ready tangled order, was of the tion with A. A. of Las Vegas, senate was still further ccort--s of who the over, today crowned king Jones, complicated; college, students Just unexampled ' glory throughout British empire and given the public anounces that he would, filibuster today when the senate finance com- - finished the scholastic year of studies, United States. ' homage of his worldwide subjects. against statehood unless an amend- mission decided to throw the woolen and hundreds of friends of Su M- of The Maryland Casualty Company With his consort, Queen Mary, his ment to the New Mexico constitution revision and farmers' free ichael's college, the beautiful Carrara Auditor C. Baltimore wrote Traveling majesty was crowned in the Abbey was adopted to compel New Mexico to list bills, recently passed by the Dem- marble statue of Krother Botulph was V. who is the territorial hank Safford, of Westminster with all the wealth use the secret Australian ballot or f ocratic house, into the open senate at unveiled this afternoon with impres- examiner, asking the list of failures of religious rites and royal ceremonial the Republicans would withdraw WILL CRUSH TRAIL MARKER once to take their chances along with sive ceremonies. and Mr. Saf- of banks in the territory prescribed by ancient custom. their opposition to .the "little blue" consideration of reciprocity. Both The unveiling ceremony took place ford was to be able to answer formal proud Medieval Splendor. ballot. The Republicans eager for im- messages, however, received right in front of the college where the "Not Any." The picture within the gray walled mediate statehood are counseling to SOCIALISTS DEDICATION adverse committee reports. statue will repose, as it should, to call came the following re- In prompt reply Abbey was one of medieval splendor. surrender to Owens and Jones So that The committee refused to take the attention of to the work for itself: passersby letterwhlch speaks The coronation services, solemn and the Senate might dispose of the state- sponsibility for reporting in detail on of the man who his life "Mr. C. V. Bank Examiner, great gave Safford, imposing, were those handed down hood question. Owens reiterates that these measures at any given time and for the education of the of New Pe. Ar- youth Santa from the earlier centuries, and the ac- New Mexico will not get statehood un- Fifteen Hundred Troops It Will Take Place On decided to cast the burden of senate Mexico. with Demo-crat- e "Dear Sir We acknowledge tors in the and in- on the coalition of principal secondary less It conforms to his ideas. The rive at Juarez on to legislation Many yards of national dec many thanks yours of June 5th with roles o function were Way Kearny Day, Latter and sud- bunting today's great evitable consequence will be a veto Insurgent Republicans orated the front of the college build- - ' enclosures. - '. in of the multi- Lower California Part of denly , brought about last when garbed reproductions by President Taft August night ink and enveloped the rostrum on "The territory has Indeed Justifica- colored, gold embroidered the woq bill came from the house. "It rec trappings The Democrats and Insurgents have which stood the of the day tion for feeling elated over the worn by their ancestors. has' been demonstrated that the Re speakers combined and have gained mastery of and the clergymen who officiated. ord of its banks. It speaks well for The latter, made a wonderfully ef WELL ARMED AND SUPPLIED WILL BE publicans are no longer in control of the Senate so as to compel the com- Around the statue which was also , the caliber of the people managing fig---, MADEJEMORABLE the senate and has been fective setting around the central mittee on finance to without responsibility the institutions in that territory, and, ures. report taken from them." This statement covered with bunting, were placed Is a recommendation recommendation the bills taking pro of hundreds of seats for the throng that of course, high A Mass of Color. Mrs- - L. Se- from Senator Penrose Pennsylva- tection from wool, woolen manufac- Permission to Pass Over Uncle Bradford Prince to witness the for the banking laws and particularly Outside the usually dull streets had nia, chairman of the once gathered ceremony. turers and also on the free cures Relic Colonel D. the examiner. been transformed into a mass of col- list bill, Sam's Territory on Way to Interesting ful committee on finance today, re- Jose Sena, the master of we the combination being determined to had not a "Thanking you for your kindness or. The king's and queen's progress Destination of Old Santa Fe. flected the chaotic conditions in the ceremonies, neglected single pass the measures and thus ruin in- and are Very truly yours, to the Abbey and the route to Buck- senate as a result of last night's fight detail, the entire ceremony was H. E. M'CLELLAN, was one unbroken dustries producing a billion dolars a over the house wool bill. Interest in carried out in a pleasing manner. ingham Palace (By Special J.asea Wire to New Stextean) Several weeks ago it was suggested "Superintendent." ovation. route was with year. Senator Penrose made an ad- the senate situation centers largely The Very Rev. Antonio Fourchegu, The hedged El Texas, June 22 Mexico that the handsome monument Back From Chamita. a back- verse report. Paso, granite about the of the Canadian reci- vicar of the archdiocese pre- a vast polygot host with is no chances on Tebels fate general Mounted Rafael Gomez taking laying to be placed at the end of the Santa Pen- sided and a from Policeman of er amendment. Senator at signal him, the ground gailey decorated viewing down California and, procity returned from Chamita where he British royal functions, the sun broke arms, ad- open- .has stands and windows and roofs cram- - Fe trail in the Plaza should be dedi- rose, champion of the agreement, f irst Regiment 3and played the despite-Madero-'s to the insur- had to out a horse deal con- through the clouds and the rain ceas order selection. The music was straighten med to their capacity. cated on the Fourth of but. mitted that last night's developments ing inspir- ed. The staff officer hcectos not to go there, 1,500 federal July, troversy which he did satisfactorily. Packed apepared under had so complicated the situation that ing and well suited to the occasion. still at Tier- - Densely Humanity. the the of regulars are now enroute rom Chihua with good Judgment, Mrs. Prince, state Captain Fred Pornoff is Hundreds of thousands shouted archway, guard honor, pig no one at this time could forecast the Then followed the address in Eng- Amarilla court. six from the bua to Juarez, where they will arrive regent of the Daughters of the Ameri- ra attending themselves hoarse at central points footers, guard regiments outcome. lish of Hon. Frahk Hubbell, former Court blue jackets cameto" atten- this afternon some time. Cars are can Revolution in New All to dale of What Supreme Says. like the Mall, and the entrance to the troops Mexico, has guesses as possible treasurer of Bernalillo county and an June 21, 1911. tion with a clang of swords and mus- waiting in the Southern Pacific yards is now are Albuquerque, Abbey archway, where the govern- for numerous reasons had this cere- adjournment it admitted, alumnus of St.
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