Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-10-05
REGULARS WIN A
VICTORY IN THE
COP. PRIMARY
Anti Ticket, Led by John
Baron Burg, Beaten in
Both City Precincts by a
Substantial Majority.

Regulars and antis clashed in
the republican precinct primaries
in the city yesterday afternoon,
and the regulars won by sub
stantial majority. The regulars
were headed by Frank A. Hub
bell, county chairman, while the
antis were led by John Baron
Burg, Charles Chadwick, and Ell
fego Baca.
In precinct 90, albuquerque, the
regulars slate of delegates was
elected by a vote of 154 to 90,
while in precinct IL, Albuquerque,
the regulars received 161 and the
antis 80.
Delegates Uninstructed.
Mr.. Hubbell stated last night
that the delegations to the county
convention named yesterday at
the primaries are free to vote as
they please, and are under obli-
cations to nobody. They are un-
instructed, Mr.. Hubbell said. and
he expects the convention to be
dominated by the free will of it's
members.
John Baron Burg and Charles
Chadwick, who led the opposi-
ton faction yesterday, said last
night that they will give the re-
publican ticket their full support.
Mr., Burg gave out statement
as follows:
"At the solicitation of some re-
publican friends, and representa-
tives of soldiers organizations, /
thought it proper to put out a
slate of delegates to the county
convention in opposition to the
slate which Mr.. Hubbell and his
friends proposed. The republi-
cans who availed themselves of
the opportunity of expressing
their choice at the primaries
elected the ticket of Mr.. Hubbell
and his friends by an overwhelm-
ing vote, which Is an expression
of the wishes Of the republicans
of the city.
Precinct No. IL.
At the precinct IL primary,
which was held at the office of
the Boatright Rubber company,
Herman Mohr presided as chair
man and J. II. Elder acted as Sec
retary, The following were named
delegates:
Colonel G. L. Breeze. Jerre
G. Il, Friedenbloom, J. |
NJ. Sandoval, l.. A. Garcia, DR.. J.
e. J. Harris, 2. G. Sanchez, |
George w Bond, James l.. Hub
bell, Mrs. M. Mandell, John
Venable, j, j. Dennis, Mrs. Harry
Abran Sandoval Mrs.
Trinidad Martinez, w. II. Burk,
Mrs. Harry Leonard. Mrs. j. E.
Hubbell, Mrs. Catherine Farrell.
Mrs. Tony Morelli, Mrs. d. SUIT
cliff, Fred Fisher, Albert G.
Bonifacio Montoya, Will
lam Sganzini, Mrs. Thomas Law
er. Nicolas Armijo, Max Nord-
haus, Al Matthew, Celso Espinoso.
Saturnino Perea. Manuel B.
)tero, Victor Saiz, B. C. Herman
lez. Mrs. c. A. Shoemaker, Guy
Lauderbaugh, Mrs. e. C. Butler,
Dan Austin, Mrs. A. Gusdorf, G..
1iomi, Mrs. II. A. Whitcomb. Dr..
:. A. Eller, Mrs. N. G. McCrack-
IN, Mrs. K. w. Phillips. D. S.
p, G. Hanly Mrs. Ed
Farr. DR.. M. X. Wylder, W. It.
Green, Thomas Hughes. Guy L.
Rogers. Mrs. II. Q. Strong, Don
Mrs, Henry Otero, B.
Ruppe, D. j. Miller, Mrs. J, A.
Riehl, Sidney M. We'll.
The primary for Precinct 26
vas held at the office of J. f.
elder. P. Hanly acted as chair
nan and Jerre Haggard secretary.
is a list of the delegates
elected:
Frank A. Hubbell. John w. Will
on. J. II. Wilcox. j. r. Salazar, J.
:. Gurule, George r. Craig, Mrs.
ieorge S. Downer, Onofre Sando-
al, T. w. Gibson. K. G. Hubbell.
Mrs. T. P. Hanson. o. A. Larrazolo,
}. II. Boatright, Luz Armijo. Mrs.
edna Chamberlain. F. M. Chacon,
!. e. Elder. Dick Lewis, Mrs. Aldo
leopold, Fred Crollott. Dan Pa
Iilla.. ]. A. C. DeBaca. C. M. Bolts,
Miss Anita Hubbell, Mrs. ]. C.
'tutz. Isidro Sandoval. f. o. Wes-
cileld' rieu iohel' D. - boyu,
Irs. T. N. Wilkerson. NJ. 3. Torres.
Tacobo -rissari, Mrs. H. 7. John
ION, Mrs. Frank Hubbell, II. B.
Iamison. Herman Mohr. f. C. Iden,
'Irs. j. Antonio Chavez. Mrs. John
}. Wilson. J. Felipe Armijo, Mrs.
Herman Mohr. e. B. Cristy, D. A.
oorterfield, Mrs. Y. Davila, Mrs. B.
Marcus. J. M. Reynolds, Mrs.
Frank c. w. Pooler, Mrs. r. P.
3arnes, e. c. Morgan. DR.. James
\. Lewis, Mrs. A. G. Stares. Frank