Repeated Attacks at Last Meet Resistance
A public statement from Union County Sheriff T. Mansker follows a string of rehashed attacks in the Clayton News. Mansker defends his suspension case as misrepresented by the paper and cites legal rights to a preferential jury trial and delays awaiting an official county audit of his accounts.
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Union County
Clayton “News
Democratic
Robi
T. Mansker
News
Mansker
Mr. Mansker
Lieb
Clayton News
Munsker
Roger Crawford Plans June Departure for Caspar Wyoming
Roger Crawford intends to leave about June 1 for Caspar Wyoming. He will travel on his Indian motorcycle.
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Roger Crawford
Caspar
Wyoming
The Democratic Offensive in Union County
A satirical piece portrays Democrats Fuller Bull and Colonel Bunk as controlling Union County politics and the county cash register. It critiques The Snooze editorial stance and labels La Union as a minor player while signaling political warfare and a Swastika flag as distant symbols.
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General Fuller Bull
Colonel Bunk
Union County
Messrs Bull
Bunk
General Bull
Cal Bunk
Gen. Bull
la Union
Herzstein Store Unveils Novel Cash Register
Herzstein's ready to wear shop displays a new cash register with five clerk compartments and a hidden coin sealer. The device logs each sale and totals the day's business while resembling a stylish Victrola, but it only plays when a coin is inserted.
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Simon Herzstein
Clayton Manager Signs Pitcher Morton From Trinidad
Manager Luther George signs pitcher Morton now of Trinidad to Clayton. Morton, who led the pitching division in the Rio Grande league last season, joins the staff and arrives tomorrow to pitch Sunday against Dalhart's salaried aggregation.
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Luther George
Morton
Trinidad
Clayton
Dalhart
Citizens organize to thwart robbers in Guy New Mexico
The Guy New Mexico meeting at the school house elected W. S. Rowley chairman and R. M. Taylor secretary to aid Union County officials against rising lawlessness. A $100 reward fund was set for capturing thieves, with petition to sheriff to appoint Rowley deputy and distribution to county papers to publicize the effort.
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Guy
New Mexico
Guy School House
Union County
W. S. Rowley
R. M. Taylor
D. C
Two Ward High School Plans Questioned In Clayton
The Clayton community weighs a two school approach for the high school as Director A B James of the New Mexico Taxpayers Association questions practicality and costs. He argues centralizing students reduces long term expenses and suggests one school handle upper grades while the other houses only primary grades to ease congestion.
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Tax Payers’ Association
Clayton
Board of Education
James
New Mexico Taxpayers’ Association
G. G. Granville
Clayton Citizen
New Mexico
Wich
Union County
Layton
Clayton High School
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