Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-10
MRS. BLANEy IS
NOMINATED FOR
sUPER|NT TENDENT
Of INST RUCT|ON
Lincoln County Educator
Becomes Second Woman
ON the Republican State
Ticket,
A. A. SEDILL0 Is NAMED
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
Pleasant H, Hill of Espan-
ola for Corporation CON-
missioner DesGeorgeS,
Secretary of State,
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d. THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
o For senator, Stephen b.
:. Davis, Jr., Las Vegas.
g. For congressman, Mrs. Ade.
9: lima Otero- Warren, Santa Fe.
o For governor. DR.. c. Il. Hill,
." Hill, Dona Ana county.
o For lieutenant governor,
o Eufracio GaIlegos, Gallcgos,
o Harding county
o For justice of supreme
o court, Judge II. p. Barnes,
o Albuquerque.
o For secretary of state, j. A.
@ DesGeorges, Taos.
9 For state auditor, Hilarlo
. Delgado. Santa Fe.
o For state treasurer, o. A.
e. Matson, albuquerque.
o For attorney general, A. A.
o Sedillo, Albuquerque.
For superintendent of public
q instruction. Mrs. Maude j..
" Blaney, Lincoln county.
o For corporation commits
% sioner. Pleasant III. Hill,
o EspanoIa.
q For state land commits
+" sioner, Captain Frederick Null
@ Ter, Santa Fe.
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Defeat of John Vincent Conwa!
for nomination to succeed himsel
as state superintendent of public
instruction was the outstanding
feature or the closing hours of thu
republican state convention yester
day morning. Mrs. Maude L
Blaney, of Lincoln county, wal
chosen for the nomination, winnins
over Mr.. Conway by vote of 459 Z
to S91a.
Mrs. Blaney's name was presented
by former Governor w. II. Lindsey
asd Mr. Conway's by r. l.. Baca, =
Santa lCe, VINO later moved th'
nomination be made unanimous
when it was seen that Conway wa
hopelessly beaten. Mrs. Blaney ha'
been county superintendent of Lin
coin county for the past two terms
and is known TO teachers through
out the state.
]. A. DesGeorges, of Taos, wa
named for secretary of state by ac
clamation. Hilario A. Delgado. a:
ex-service man, of Santa Fe, wa'
named for state auditor by acclaim
alton. He was placed in nomina'
tion by Captain Edward Stafford
the present state auditor.
O. A. Matson, of Albuquerque
the present state treasurer, was
nominated to succeed himself, the
vote being by acclamation. r. f.
Wood, of Albuquerque, placed Mr.
Matson's name before the conven-
tion.
A. A. Sedillo. Albuquerque lawyer
was nominated for attorney general
by a unanimous vote. He was
brought before the convention by
Harry S. Bowman. the present at
torney general. Pleasant II. HILL
of Espanola, was the successful
for nomination as state
commissioner. He was
named by acclamation after practi-
cally every county had seconded
his nomination. The name of
Squire Hartt, Jr., of Taos, had been
placed before the convention by
Ramon Sanchez, of Taos, but 1t
was apparent that the convention
wanted Hill before the roll call had
proceeded far.
Legislative Candidates.
The delegates from district which
are Jointly represented in the legis-
lature yesterday chose their candi-
dates but there was confusion and
delay in reporting. The two so far
are: District 29-Guad-
alupe and San Miguel counties,
Manuel p. Martinez, Santa Rosa;
District 30--Catron, Lincoln, Otero
and socorro, A. M. Sanchez, of So
CORN county