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Published every Friday with A Q Pauner as editor and Louise Oliver as associate editor. Subscription rates listed: one year two dollars and six months options also available.
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Newspaper
The Clayton Enterprise
Location
Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
1
Published every Friday with A Q Pauner as editor and Louise Oliver as associate editor. Subscription rates listed: one year two dollars and six months options also available.
The Fourth Judicial Court convenes on Monday September 10 with Judge Mills presiding. First day lists cases including Territory vs James Jamison and Alfredo Lucero et al. Second day covers Meredith, Trinidad Trujillo, and Murphey cases. Fourth day shows Meredith and Lu cero entries. A grand jury list is recorded and precinct delegates to the county convention are named.
The article recalls William Jennings Bryan’s coast to Lincoln Nebraska homecoming tour and a Madison Square Garden reception in New York where tears marked his return. It notes his Philippines speech, calls for self government with independence, debate over Senate election by popular vote, and praise for anti trust actions by President Roosevelt. It ends with Lincoln’s welcoming reception and nonpartisan civic spirit.
Oyster Bay Aug 24 President Roosevelt announces adoption of Catholic reform spelling and directs White House documents including the presidents message to be printed accordingly.
The Brander Matthews headed Columbia university committee proposes a three hundred word reform list with through and though spelled as dhru and the as. The president’s sanction is seen as the fastest way to launch the new system nationwide and department heads are expected to adopt the reform in official documents.
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