Veterans and Farmers organize Guadalupes county loan drive
A Guadalupe county war council meeting in Santa Rosa organized a strong local group to handle all loans to farmers and seed aid. Officers elected include W. J. Edgell as president and J. P. Aragon secretary, with a large turnout and petition signed to appoint a county agent John Conway. The gathering highlighted county improvements and wartime responsibilities.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
Guadalupe County
J. H. Toulouse
John W. Conway
State Council of Defense
Benkirk
George Sena
W. J. Edgell
Newkirk
Gumecindo Romero
J. P. Aragon
S. B. Tarkington
Ponciano Aragon
Abel Garcia
J. P. Jennings
Andalecio Archuleta
A. A. Hughey
West Puerto de Lana
Francisco Padilla
Charles Gerhart
Monica Velarde
Telesforo Lucero
Benigno Padilla
Patricio Flores
West Puerto de Luna
Frank N. Page
Desiderio Jaramillo Aragon
Santa Rosa
War Council
Molise
W. Wood
Vicw
J. W. Melaon
Crecencano Gallegos Mrank N. Pake
Seferino Romero
Joaquin Gallegos
Bonifacio Lucero
John ¥. Conway
Wealth and Loan Success Tied to Rich Buying, Says Reserve Bank
The Reserve Bank notes loan outcomes hinge on wealthy buyers and argues oversubscription would have occurred if the rich had purchased more. The commentary implies demand is driven by affluent participation in the market.
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Liberty Loan
Bath
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Reserve Bank
Two MPs Taken Prisoner in Trafalgar Square Protest
London June 10 Members of the National Workers union detained MPs Frederick W. Jowett president of the Independent Labour Party and James Hamsey MacDonald chairman of the Labour Party as they were due to sail for Petrograd. An enthusiastic Trafalgar Square demonstration protested their pacifist leanings and prevented their departure.
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London
National Reamen
Tmiremen
Frederick W. Jowett
Independent Labor Party
James Hamsey MacDonald
Labor Party
Petrograd
Trafalgar Square
MacDonald
Jowett
Ruth Law Delays Flight Due to High Winds
Ruth Law, the air raider promoting the liberty loan, postponed today's planned flight to Wichita because of strong winds. She will resume tomorrow morning aiming for Bartlesville, Oklahoma before dark.
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Ruth Law
Hutchinson
Kanes
Southwest
Liberty Loan
Wichita
Kans
Miss Law
Lartlesville
Okla
Runaway in Las Cruces Injures Foreman Family
Mrs. G Foreman and two daughters Miss Nellie and Mrs. Stokes along with Mrs. Foreman's sister Miss Helen Foreman were injured when flying weeds spooked horses, causing a runaway that overturned the carriage and pinned them beneath it for a block.
Albuquerque Citizens Seek Dry Zone Support During National Guard Camp
Albuquerque residents urge governor Lindsey and President Wilson to create a Bernalillo County dry zone around the National Guard encampment to prohibit liquor sales and brothels during the soldiers' stay. They back a 1917 constitutional amendment but note it takes effect in 1918.
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Rocky Mountains
Silver City
State Normal
Eeenery
Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico
Woodrow Wilson
Newton D. Baker
W. K. Lindewy
Albuquerque
Kernalillo
National Guard of
State of
Bernalillo
National Guard
United States
Army of
United States of America
Mor. Pon Replies to Meo Parley’s Statement
A published letter discusses a mass meeting over city council action on an ordinance, Governor Lindsey’s influence, and camp relocation from Albuquerque to Santa Fe. The speaker accuses political maneuvering and vows to expose the governor’s political stance, alleging attempts to sway the council and public opinion.
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Pune
Kev. Com
Beckman
Roswel B. Farley
Anti-saloon League
Lindsey
Journal Office
Parker
Fort Sam Houston
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Westerfeld
Farley
Purley
Mr. Farley
Albuquerque Prohibition Fight Fanned by Governor Clash
A speaker criticizes method of anti saloon action in Albuquerque and across the state claiming it could defeat prohibition next election if continued. He defends actions of the Journal and officials and asserts loyalty to war department and governor amid press disputes.
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Germany
England
France
Italy
Lindsey
Westerfeld
Albuquerque
Farley
Chief Executive’s Duty Battered by Personal Piques
A fragment cites a remark about a chief executive’s right to inject personal piques into the discharge of his duties, attributed to M. L. Fox, reflecting a critique or political commentary from the period.
Local Aid Campaign Urges Swift Help Where Needed
Community group promotes timely service and support, urging residents to contribute to aid efforts. Officials highlight critical needs and emphasize placing assistance where impacts are strongest. Volunteers coordinate across neighborhoods to maximize reach and effectiveness.
Car Care and Expert Answers for Early Automobiles
This column guides new car owners on break‑in care and maintenance. It explains gentle driving after factory delivery, oil changes, gear housing lubrication, and tightening of loosened fasteners. It also offers magneto troubleshooting and carbon build up remedies, urging expert checks when needed.
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Usagy
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J. M. Casados
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America
Santoy
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D. C. Twitchell
Governo
Stover
Treasury Department
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Albuquerque, N. M
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M. L. Fox
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