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The Clayton Citizen

Location

Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1906

Page

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New Mexico Statehood Plea Pressed For Joint Admission

The Clayton Citizen urges voters to back joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona. It argues repeated federal delays, widespread support across major parties, and a vast endowment of lands and cash totaling tens of millions for education, hospitals, and state institutions, as reasons to approve statehood.

Gether Arizona Treasury of United States Congress New Mexico

Larazola Campaign Gains Ground in New Mexico

Republican press in New Mexico denounces the Democratic delegate candidate Hon O A Larazola while predicting Larazola will win three large southeastern counties. Report urges belief that Andrews would reflect badly on New Mexico’s ability to govern itself and asserts Larazola’s victory would refute claims of unfitness for self government.

Republican Press of New Mexico O. A. Larazola Andrews Larazola Larravola Congress United States

Statehood by joint terms urged to New Mexico voters

A letter from W. B. Childress to the voters urges acceptance or rejection of joint statehood with Arizona. The forthcoming November election will decide whether Arizona and New Mexico adopt a constitution and join the Union as one state, with separate votes by each territory.

New Mexico Congress Union Arizona Roosevelt House of Congress United States W. B. Childress Territory of

Folsom Miss Bird James Heads to St Joseph for Winter Study

Local notes report Mrs. Bird James leaving Folsom for St Joseph Missouri to pursue music this winter. Others in town include Mr Tabor and daughter Mrs Gann in business Tuesday, Mike Devoy on Wednesday, Mrs Daisy visiting friends, Chas Reid taking a clerk job, D Cassan from Kiowa on business, D B Wenger visiting Trinidad, and Lucy Creighton returning to work at the city Mercantile Co.

Mr. Tabor Mrs. Gann Mike Devoy City Daisy Jackson Tabor

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THE Clayton Citizen Ik. Q. Palmer Louish Chiver Telephone No Clayton Post Office Agricultural and Mechanical College Mines Folsom Miss Bird James St. Joe Mo Emagine Colorado & Southern Little Josa Emelio Lopez H. M William Hume Brown Orto E. Farrington Clayton R. W. Isaacs G. L. Marsh Lumber Yard Charlton Drug CO First National Bank of N. R Cash Sight Exchange Shaeteeee TS Biose ES N. E. Warmonts W. W. Chilton J. C. Slack
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