The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-15
SHARP DENIAL SPLIT
IN PRECINCT TWENTY-sIN

Considerable indig nation WAS eN-
pressed this morning among Demo-
Gratis In precinct twcnty-six at the
Republican effort to spread thc story
OF a split In the 2eth precinct. aud
the effect To raise the prohibition To-
sue In Albuquerque at his time was
especially condemned.
The story that there was a split
In the Democratic party In preciact
20. which appeared In the Journal
this morning Is utterly v'thout foun-
dalton said clyde Tingley this
morning, Tinglcy vas one OF the
active men IN the primary and was
elected To the county convention deli
cgatiOn. The statement that the
division in the precinct primary, on
the choice OF delegates was on prp-
hibition lines Is "a deliberate mis-
| statement OF facts, said Tingley
Not q single mention of the word
prohibition was mad IN thn primary
II was not suggested by M OF the
delegates proposed or hy any Of the
| delegates elected. There WAS a con-
test for places on the delegation,
which is natural In q Democratic
meeting. But no n proposed or
thought OF the prohibition question
and the crOr 10 raise Il. as between
Democrats in Albuquerque IN simply
a campaign effort to hurt the Demo
cratic party"
Il want To say. and ! have author
ity To speak for our delegation, that
we are with the Democrats Of every
other precinct In this county, In the
desire 10 nominate strong. able bus
mess men 10 the legislative ticket,
that w viii support such men. Who
ever may propose them. n that the
question Of where they stand on the
matter Of prohibition does not figure
in our calculations 10 the slightest ex-
tent. provided they are men OF hiRn
calibre and able 20 represent this
county an II should be In the state
| legislature. We are with the Demo-
crats Of tho county for success with
the state and legislative ticket and no
amount of mis-statcment can change
our course"
william Kicke presided as chair
man IN the primary In precinct 20
and AlcaTio Montuya was elected Sec
rotary.
Delegation IN -.
The delegation from Precinct Is ia
as follows. Pitt Ross. Dr. = L. Bur
ton. DR. E AZ. Clayton, Charles Tins
ley. Alcario Montoya. J. d. EHunona0
O. y. Hinds. Rev. A. Toothakcf, Or
D. v. wilson. ]. N. Doris, Rafael
Garcia. Joe Whitesides. George Rod
az. Thomas Passfnore, ST.. " ~
/ Clayton. \. Sanchez, 4. v. sudduth
, Rev. <. r. Allison. Charles conroy'
~ 4. Hines. 4. :. owen. Mrs. Harold
, Pierce. Edgar Bass, ~ e. Nigil, A
n. Waters. J. J Emmons, James Lu'
cas-. Frank Eirster. John Tandherg
Frank Monioyh. DR.. w. n. Lovclaee
I Steve Roehl.
Prcx-inft ~ NESTING.
The primary In Precinct ~ wa
=, called 90 order by County Chairman
, Louis 4. McRae. and John y Simml
was elected as chairman with Ge"rg'
q. Taylor a. secretary. The follow
INK delegates 20 the county conven
tion we're nominated; J. p. sheehan
Isaac Barth. NJ p. Sawteiie, Tom
ORTIZ. \. J strumauist. Thomas kel
cher. George : Valiant. Louis A
N McBae. A. a.. Simms. A.. Fieiuc her
Or. n. l.. Hust. George c. scheef
r. W. Rhea. q. \. Marion. DENIM
II Chavez. W. w. Bowers. Emil Mann
I'm. 4. Dodson. w. D. Huntsman. Johi
lis. Behven. John y. WolkinE Edmund
Ross summers nurkhast. Warre'
Graham J. r. Galusha, n. = Tier
ney. George C. Taylor. John Y
simma.i .4Ir
The caucus following the primafl