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The Clayton Citizen

Location

Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1906

Page

6

Roosevelt Urges Tax Reform and Federal Corporate Control

President's annual message to Congress calls for enactment of inheritance and income taxes, stronger federal control of corporations, currency reform, and measures to curb campaign contributions. He denounces mob violence, urges swift justice, and outlines policy on labor, education, shipping, and Cuban affairs with emphasis on national unity and constitutional limits.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Mineal District of Columbia Tere Suframe Supreme Court Justice White

Decree Declares Vacant Cuban Congress Seats

Havana reports President Roosevelt authorized a decree by Magoon declaring vacant the seats of all Cuban Congress members elected in 1905. The move aims to fill vacancies via provisional government elections, with potential 1907 and 1908 ballots to avoid dual elections. General Rivera cautions on destabilizing effects and argues US withdrawal could spark insurrection.

Havana United States Mago House of Representatives Cuba Roosevelt Palma Magoon Washington Roosvelt Taft Jersey Russ Rivera Interior Associated Press Femi General Rivera

Railway Collision Kills Spencer and Six Others Near Lynchburg

A rear end crash of the Jacksonville Express and the Limited ten miles south of Lynchburg killed Southern Railway president Van Samuel Spencer and six others, with eleven injured. Among the dead were Philip Schuyler and other Spencer guests. only Morrill and one porter survived Spencer’s car. Plunder and rescue chaos followed as authorities feared the wreck could have been far worse at higher speeds. Separately, Colorado Springs reports a $150,000 sale of half an interest in Fountain Valley Land and Irrigation to Holland capitalists, aiming to settle 12,000 acres and bring 1,000 Holland settlers next spring with thousands more over coming years.

Avianioe America Eich Exchble Corporation Lynchburg van Samuel Spencer Southern Railway Company Jacksonville Sawyers Depot Philip Schuyler New York Spencer Mr. Spencer KE. A. Morrill Lynehwire Danville Atlanta Rar Colorado Springs Fountain Valley Land and Irrigation Company Holland Capitaliats W. C. Johnson Denver Castlewood Dam Company Holland Capitaliste Irrigation Company

Japanese Immigration Arrives in Honolulu Flush

Honolulu H T The largest influx of Japanese laborers since the Japan Havana treaty is expected within months. If current plans succeed at least 20 000 Japanese will reach Honolulu by next June. About 5 000 to 6 000 youths in Yokohama await immigration.

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