Good Roads Bill Passes Senate Amid Debate in Santa Fe
Santa Fe March 7 The senate passed the good roads bill SB 147 after lengthy Republican caucus debate and floor consideration. Governor Lindsey approved appointments including Theodore Houalt Game Warden Lag Cruces and Cleofes Romero Las Vegas for Insurance. opposition lingered on several boards.
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Governor Confirms Nominations After Senate Review
The New Mexico Senate confirmed all nominations sent by Governor Lindsey. A hitch arose over two years for the New Mexico Normal University board, as the constitution requires four. The governor withdrew the Deaf and Dumb School board, replacing Marcos de Buc a with L. C. Mondragon, then the nominations were confirmed.
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Protection for American ships extended by government
President plans new measures to safeguard American ships with extended defense arrangements. Officials indicate action will be taken soon, though specifics are not disclosed. Authorities expect prompt steps to bolster maritime security amid rising tensions.
Wilson weighs convoy and arming ships to counter Uboat threat
President Wilson edges toward decisive action within days as Germany’s unrestricted submarine war prompts options including arming merchantmen, naval convoy, or an emergency session of Congress. Officials clash over legality while a May extra session looms.
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Massacres of Armenians Reveal Policy of Mohammedan Rule
Lord Bryce reports via cable that Armenian massacres aimed to erase all sects except Mohammedan. Christians forced to convert or be killed, women sold or placed in harems, and bodies floated down the Euphrates. He pleads for charity from Americans.
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Maids in Commons hurl epithets at premier
Lloyd George faces first serious break in his administration as home rule question sharpens. The Commons drama highlights growing opposition to the premier and strains within government.
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Redmond Denounces Government Policy On Ireland Split
The Irish nationalists led by John Redmond pressed for immediate home rule in the House of Commons provoking a stormy session. Lloyd George outlined two options for settlement while Ulster opposition and nationalist censure clouded chances for a quick accord.
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Von Bissing Seizes Belgian Goods for Germany
General von Bissing orders seizure of sixty articles from Belgium for removal to Germany. The decree targets items above set quantities including textiles, clothing, waterproof materials, yarns, fibers, blankets, tarpaulin and sanitary supplies as Belgium is emptied for use by Germany.
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Weather Forecast Denver NM Report Summary
The forecast for New Mexico on Thursday and Friday calls for fair weather with little temperature change. In Denver a 24 hour summary shows a maximum of 60, minimum 11, with a 49 degree range and a 6 pm temperature of 44. Southwest winds remain light and skies clear.
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Albuquerque Charter Bill Heads to Governor for Signature
Albuquerque, first New Mexico city to choose officers under a charter, awaits Governor Lindsey's signature. The Rotary drafted measure, backed by Senators Barth and others and Judge Barnes, sets a commission government with recall. people will vote on the specific charter.
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Senate Rules Aim to End Filibuster Impasse
Washington senators from both parties agreed on a two thirds rule to curb filibusters and limit debate on pending measures while a conference committee drafts a cloture provision. The plan, supported by Democrats and most Republicans, sets a one hour speaking limit and requires roll call voting on closing debate.
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Nebraska Prohibition Bill Clears House 84 3 Vote
Dry tone report notes the Nebraska legislature's lower chamber passed a prohibition bill 84 to 3. The action marks a strong party line achievement amid the current session.
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