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Newspaper

The Clayton News

Location

Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1916

Page

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Democrats in Fighting Trim for 1910 NM Contests

In New Mexico counties the Democrats unite against the Republican machine. Colfax and Union counties show strong Democratic gains aided by Republican dissent, while Bernalillo Guadalupe and Santa Fe lean Democratic. San Miguel Mora Mekinley Rio Arriba Taos show promise. Sierra and other counties expect decisive Democratic results. A Democratic state convention August 30 aims to weld support into an effective fighting force bringing a ticket seen as honest and economical. The campaign centers on defeating the “Invisible Government” and enforcing clean politics under the Federal corrupt practices act.

Santa Fe Colfax Union County Jimmy Bernalillo Guadalupe County San Miguel Mora Mekinley Rio Arriba Taos County Grant Luna Lingoin Otero Na Ata San Juan Socorro Sierra County Cisco Hojorquez Riff Coun New Mexico Democrats of U. S

Don Efracio Dominates Union County GOP Gathering

Don Efracio Gallegos, a noted cattleman and leading Republican force in Union County, drew attention at the party event with his influence and linguistic flair. The convention outcome pleased him, as local GOP meetings he directs consistently do.

Don Efracio Gallegos Union County Don Eufracio Jimmy Go.p

Dentist Keller Departing On Two Week Vacation Trip

Dr. Keller, a popular Clayton dentist, will leave Monday for Indians and other eastern states on a two week vacation and business trip. He plans to return to Clayton by September 1 to resume his large practice.

Ce. &. C. Keller Br. Keller Clayton

Wheat King Demands Tariff at Des Moines Gab Fest

Juan C. Martinez a noted wheat king in Des Moines county attended the republican gathering in the county seat on Thursday. He pressed for a protective tariff and a wheat price of 50 cents, drawing sharp remarks from onlookers.

Juan C. Martinez Des Moines Juan

Foster Plans Permanent Home in Clayton Oklahoma

John W. Foster of Shattuck Oklahoma, a farm loan and real estate man, arrived in Clayton early this week and intends to settle permanently. He has spent ten years building a strong business in Ellis and Harper counties and believes Union County offers equal opportunity. He praises the land and expects robust prospects.

John W. Foster Shattuck Oklahoma Clayton Foster Fort Joan Ellis Harper Counties Union County

Morris Family Returns From Vacation in New Mexico

Mr and Mrs Morris and their Johnson children returned Tuesday from a vacation in Pecos Valley and the White Mountains of southern New Mexico. Morris says the White Mountains remain a good spot for rest hunting and fishing and that they will not repeat the tale of fish stories.

Morris Johnson Tuseday Pecos Valley White Mountains New Mexico

Kiker and Morrow Attend County Democratic Convention

Ra ton lawyers H A Kiker and Hon John Morrow visited the city Monday for the Democratic county convention. Kiker seeks the party nomination for district attorney and claims substantial support in his home county and neighboring Toos and Union Me. If nominated, he will have a busy campaign ahead.

Ion. H. A. Kiker John Morrow Raton

Democrats Elect Delegates in Union County Caucus

The Union County Democrats met at the Courthouse selecting twelve delegates for the Santa Fe nominating convention. John Spring chaired the session. A E Brosier was temporary chairman. Delegates favored re electing President Wilson and Democratic state officials in New Mexico, with strong turnout across precincts.

Union County Wilson United States Mbroglio Uinity Santa Fe John Spring A. E. Brosier Amistad Juan D. Casados Antonio Chavez Hans John Morrow BE W H. A. Riker A. G. Micra Bplinio Gonzales F.C. de Baca Paz Valverde J. W. Thompson W.H. Lay T. 8. Snyder Dan Lochard Leon P. Galadus A. W. Tanner GC. Smith J. 4. Duran A. M. Saavedra C. M New Mexico

Base Ball to Continue in Clayton Community

A Monday night meeting at the Dixie Theatre decided Clayton would continue in baseball through October. H. H. Errett was elected president replacing Morris Johnson, with J. H. Rutledge as secretary and treasurer succeeding G. G. Granville. Clayton plans several fast games soon as nearby towns seek a shot at them.

Dixie ‘Theatre Clayton H. H. Errett Morris Johnson J. H. Rutledge G. G. Gran- Ville

Rixeys Return From Taos Vacation

Mr and Mrs T H Rixey and children and Miss Mary Rixey came back Wednesday from a ten day vacation in Taos and Colfax counties. The trip revealed a notable trout fishing prowess shown while casting from Lake Cabresto shores.

T. H. Rixey Mary Rixey Taos Colfax Dte Lake Cabresto

Lakeside Sunday School Picnic Near Clayton

Lakeside Christian Endeavor members held a social picnic at Selby Grove eight miles southwest of Clayton on Tuesday. About twenty attendees gathered for singing, swinging, and social conversation with neighboring communities invited to join.

Lakeside Clayton Selby Grove Canima Christian Endeavor Society

Lehr Opens Restaurant in Dr Slack Building

A. G Lehr opens a new restaurant in the Dr Slack building on First Street opposite the depot. The location promises a quality dining experience with attentive service and distinct offerings to attract local patrons.

A. G Lehr Dr. Slack First Street

Resolutions Endorse Wilson for President and McDonald for NM Chief

A Union County Democratic resolutions report endorses Woodrow Wilson for president with Marshall as vice president and cites banking and currency reforms, income and corporation taxes, Farm Loan Act, Federal Trade Board, DoJ record, and foreign policy gains. It also commends Governor William C. McDonald for his leadership in New Mexico and criticizes opponents and political machine influence while urging support for constitutional integrity.

County of Union Woodrow Wilson Thos B. Marshall Congress United States Federal Trade Board Department of Justice Great Britaan High Seas Washington Jefferson Lincoln Grant Republican Party Wilson Hughes Brotherhood of Man England America William C. McDonald New Mexico Santa Fe Estar Avi

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