Two Years of Wilsons Presidency Reconsidered
A reflective piece on Woodrow Wilson midway through his second term marks the fiftieth anniversary of Lincoln's second inaugural. It argues Wilson speaks calmly amid crisis, resists vanity or personal ambition, and faces immense pressure from factions, markets, and critics without partisan extremism. The analysis notes uncertainty about renomination or reelection and praises his restraint and steady governance.
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Woodrow Wilson
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White House
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Wail Street
M. Wilson
Wistery
Campaign pledges and liquor law fights shape New Mexico politics
An analysis of 1913 New Mexico legislative clashes shows Republicans pressing to enforce liquor controls while debating tax reforms. The House pushed bills on gambling, mine taxation, and a state tax commission, amid accusations of falsified records and liquor lobby influence. Harvey Fergusson appointed private secretary to the secretary of state signals Democratic strength in Washington.
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Territorial Board of Tax
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Committee On State Affairs
Appointment of Fergusson as Bryan aide shocks peers
March events reveal former Congressman Harvey Fergusson named private secretary to Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan after the adjournment of a session. The change follows a tense exchange when Fergusson learned he had lost his job earlier that day. The report notes Fergusson’s long support for Bryan and hints at broader partisan maneuvers surrounding the appointment.
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Harvey B. Fergusson
William Jennings Broan
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Fergusson
Brom
New Mexico
Sate
Bryan
Pergussen Wies
Methodist Notes and Local Notices From Centerville
Methodist notes announce sermons at Sunil and Apache Valley School with evening services and a Wednesday Bible study. A children's catechism class is set for Friday afternoon. John Vernon, Centerville resident, attends county business and subscribes to The News, gifting a John B Stetson hat to the editor.
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Ciildeen
P. Vernon
Centerville
John B Stetson
Vernon
Storm and stress era seeks a sane magistrate
A fragment from the New York World notes the era’s political anxiety as the United States faces a storm of future years. It stresses the need for a chief magistrate with a stable mind and clear sense of governmental responsibility.
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United States
New York World
Fragmentary excerpt on six day rule and majority claim
An incomplete vintage note discusses the six day period after final adjournment for advancing legislation without unanimous consent. A cautious member argues the six days may start from March 6 news, aiming to extend the window.
Oriental Lady Minstrels Set to Headline Clayton Show
The high and upper grades plan a major local event at the opera house in Clayton. The Oriental Lady Minstrels promise a lively program with the Juries in Oriental costume, blacked up for a fun night. Two performances are scheduled, 7 14 and 8 00, Monday evening March 22, under Carl E. Kiefer and assistants managing the event.
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Clayton
Carl E. Kiefer
Puys
Persuimaces
Wand
Jere
Opera House
Julius Caesar at Dixie Theatre Monday Matinee and Evening
The Dixie Theatre presents Julius Caesar with Kleine's Tatest and greatest dramas. Matinee Monday at 2 40 p m and regular show at 7 80 p m. Watch for our advertising matter.
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Gee. Kleine
Dixie Theatre
Farmers Convention At Courthouse April 3 1915
Farmers And Ranchmen meet at the courthouse on Saturday April 3 1915 to organize a county clearing house with plans from the Farmers Society of Equity. Prominent speakers will discuss matters of importance to every farmer and rancheman. W. f. Cumin. Co. See’y FS. By Cleyton No M.
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Farmers Society of Equity
W. Fi. Cumin. Co
Cleyton
Socratic Club Meets Discussing Railroad Ownership
The Socratic club met Friday night at Judge Phillips. Messrs McDonald Phillips and Savage discussed Sovintiem which proved very interesting. Next meeting will be Friday evening March 96. The subject for discussion at the next meeting will be government ownership of railroads.
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Judge
Seed Wheat From Hernstein Seed Co Home Grown
Readable notes describe Hernstein Seed Co offering seed wheat grown locally with pon irrigation. The item highlights a regional supplier promoting home grown grain and irrigation for higher yields. The brief lacks dates or specific figures but notes the vendor and product.
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Herzstein Seed Co
Chaar Fauntry
Hernstein Seed Co
Mrs C E Keller Dies After Weeks of Illness
Mrs C E Keller wife of Dr C H Keller a Clayton dentist died Monday morning after weeks of illness described as the great white plague. Remains were sent to Corydon Indiana for interment. Royal Neighbors of America members escorted the funeral party from the home to the depot. The husband and Ott the deceased mother accompanied the train to Indiana. Mrs Keller was well known and greatly mourned by friends in Clayton.
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C. B. Keller
C.H. Keller
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