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W. H. Andrews – New Mexico Delegate and Senate Candidate

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Senate whose 1908 campaign tour included a warmly greeted visit to Taos [1][2].

Andrews arrived at Servilleta station on July 1, 1908, as a delegate returning from political visits in Tierra Amarilla and Rio Arriba counties [1]. Conveyances met him there and he departed immediately overland for Taos, the county seat [1]. At Arroyo Hondo, a mounted delegation carrying flags and banners joined his escort [1]. Upon reaching Taos, an enthusiastic reception was held at the Court House [1]. Gillenwater [2]. Four state representatives from Rio Arriba and Taos who had backed Andrews were later accused of accepting bribes [2].

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  1. Image 1 of Santa Fe new Mexican (Santa Fe, N.M.), July 16, 1908 (1908) · details
    TTA FE NEW XICAN VOL 45 SANTA FE NEW MEXICO THURSDAY JULY 1 1908 NO 131 HNS WEI COME SUCK Delegate Warmly Greeted Upon Visit There NEXT CONCLAVE AT LOUISVILLE Kentucky Mertopolis Captures 1909 Gathering of Imperial Council of Mystic Shrine
  2. Image 7 of Santa Fe new Mexican (Santa Fe, N.M.), March 28, 1912 (1912) · details
    THURSDAY MARCH 28 1912 THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN SANTA FE N XL LEGISLATVEPDINTERS Representative Charles C Catron won his political spurs in managing the successful senatorial campaign of his father Senator Thomas Benton Catron Said a promin
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