Troops and Supplies Moving to France On Schedule
Morning Journey reports that troops and supplies for General Pershing's forces are moving to France on schedule. The shipping board is meeting transportation requirements and the situation at sea is described as satisfactory. Analysts expect major operations in 1918 as ground conditions improve and the Allies prepare for spring offensives.
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Washington
Pershing
France
United States
Wilson
Flanders
Channel
Paris
Supreme War Council
Haker
Huns Press Near Petrograd as Turks Move on Black Sea
Fighting rages along the eastern front with German forces reaching Jamburg near Petrograd and Turkish units active on the Black Sea coast. Reports note partial German retreats, Austro‑Hungarian and Russian positions, and renewed trench actions with Allied losses and German air successes claimed.
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Petrograd
Black Sea
Germany
Lenine
Trotsky
Jamburg
Hetrograd
Russia
Rumania
Sussa
Moldavia
Hessarabia
Tostessa
Asia Minor
Trebizond
Republic of Pinland
Aland
Ural Mountains
BETWEEN NATIONS FORGED STRONGER
New York March 7 Special British ambassador to the United States at a Merchants association luncheon spoke of the growing sympathy between the two nations and the sacrifices of Britain and France. He praised American character and urged continued support as 110 million Allies behind their troops.
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Toul
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Bonar Law
France
Russia
Macedonia
Teutons
Siberia
Japan
New York
Farl Reading
United States
Merchants’ Association
Great Britain
Karl Reading
Next Draft for Army Limits Exemption Pleas for Recruits
Men with remedial defects must either consult a family physician or go to base hospital under the new draft proposal. The measure tightens medical exemptions and stresses immediate professional evaluation to determine fitness for service.
Revisions Allocate draftees by medical class
Washington March 7 The Provost Marshal General issues new rules for draft boards classifying conscripts into four medical categories A B and related special designations. Men in group B may be reassigned to local hospital or civilian care if not treated by family physicians within a set period.
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Washington
Legislation Expands Alien Property Powers in War Era
Senate appropriations committee reports amendments to broaden the alien property custodian authority to sell enemy assets and acquire major stakes in Hamburg American Line and North German Lloyd docks at Hoboken. Palmer states power limited to preventing waste and protecting property. sales only in similar cases to the lines.
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Washington
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Hoboken
Nw. Y
A. Mitcheil Palmer
New Jersey
America
Senate Appropriations Committee
Japanese Military Mission to Study U S War Mobilization
Washington reports a Japanese industrial and military mission led by Lieut. Gen. K. Chikushi arriving next Wednesday. The delegation is to study U S war mobilization and industrial practices for potential revival of Japan's war effort.
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Washington
K. Chikushi
United States
Weather Summary for New Mexico Forecast
The Weather for New Mexico shows Friday and Saturday generally cloudy with light rain portions Friday. Temperatures remain steady with little change.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Perth
Weather summary for twenty four hours ending at 67 m
The report records Masimony temperature at 6 degrees with a minimum of 45 and a 17 degree range. The afternoon reading was 41 with a trace of rain in the south and a light wind described as ctrarhy.
New Restrictions For Buying Flour
Washington imposes a uniform purchase requirement for flour and wheat products with limited exceptions for substitutes. The rule aims to preserve grain amid shortages after meat and pork ration changes and disrupted arrivals from abroad.
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Washington
March
Aviators Die in Fort Worth Cadet Crash
Fort Worth Texas March 7 news reports Hyr ton Hurlbert a cadet killed during a flight with an instructor near Prescott Ontario in a training crash. The instructor survived in the back seat. Hurlbert is named as the thirty sixth cadet fatality at the school.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Hyrton Hurlbert
Yoral Fivine
Whee Wother Wyen
Prescott
Ontario
Fame
Murtburt
Mexico asked not to enforce big tax on oil leases
Washington March 7 The American government urged Mexico to delay enforcement of a February decree taxing oil profiteers and leases since April 1917 The tax targets landowners operating property and all rentals and royalties The move could disrupt oil supply for the war effort and prompt diplomatic talks between the United States and Great Britain over food and other commodities.
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Mexico
Washington
Moexica
Roy Toler
Department of Finance
Amts and Offices Shift as Local Firms Reorganize
The New Mexico area sees corporate moves with Southern Chemical Company andapanola Mercantile Company filing amendments. Headquarters relocate to Duke City and Alamogordo, with statutory agents named and bonds noted. changes affect chartered officers including presidents and agents.
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ACE
MORRAND /CKmma
Santa Te
Tts
Ei- Boast
Albuquerque
Walter M,il
New Day Party Advertises Policy on Soldier Parcel Rules
Policy states no packages for soldiers unless they include cigarettes and a chewing plug. The notice appears as an advertisement from the New Day Party, listing compliance expectations.
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Says
Prohibition and Suffrage Drive National Platform Reform
National party delegates outline a platform prioritizing nationwide prohibition and women’s suffrage with calls for equal suffrage, public utilities ownership, and worker protections. The group seeks merger cooperation with Prohibitionists and rallies behind a progressive banner led by David Coates amid internal fractures and criticism of the Red Cross policy.
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Journal Special Leagents
Chicago
National Party
Prohibition Party
How
David Coates
Colorado
American Red Cross
National Administration
Frances Beauchamp
Lexington
John “Pareo
Evret
Eso
Supreme court actions abate cases after death and a translate dispute
In New Mexico March 7 the state supreme court up held the district court rulings in two cases. One abated proceedings after the death of the defendant Thomas Crump who was convicted of assault with a deadly weapon and fined. the other involved State ex rel A A Sedille vs William G Sargent over a $1500 translation of the 1915 code into Spanish and an appropriation dispute with the state auditor.
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Wopning Journal
Fanta Fe
State Supreme Court
District Court
Quay County
Supreme Court
A. A. Sedille
Appellee
William G. Sargent
W. G. Sargent
French nobility envoy to Washington arrives in the United States
Paris reports Count de Chambrun is due in the United States to serve as counsellor at the French embassy in Washington. He is the brother of Marquis de Chambrun and a lineage descendant of da Fayette. The countess is the sister of Congressman Nicholas Longworth of Ohio.
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Paris
Count de Chambrun
United States
Washington
Marquis de Chambrun
da Fayette
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Stockmen Urge Government To Set Cattle Prices
Stockmen press government to regulate cattle prices arguing production costsare high and no profit at current prices. They warn price controls are necessary to sustain markets and prevent losses for ranchers.
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Stocemen Ask
Government
Stockmen pledge support to food administration at Roswell meet
Roswell New Mexico March 7 stockmen from the Panhandle and Southwestern association pledged full support to the food administration to win the war and urged cost plus a reasonable profit to prevent production cuts. El Paso was chosen as next meeting site with officers elected and remarks on national livestock work and market conditions.
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Spcc AL Corpee
JNUEN
AL Roswell
N. M
Association
Food Administration
Panhandle and
Southwestern Stockmen's Association
Department of Agriculture
Mne
el Paso
W. B. Slaughter
C. I. Hudspeth
L. I. Brite
Marfa
Texas
Thos
F. Moody
Norwood Hall
W. L. Amonett
John M. Wyatt
FE Paso
T. W. Tomlinson
National Livestock Association
Tomlinson
United States
I. & Paxon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Tgn
Dr Paxen
W. ©. Ellis
Bureau of Markets of
Fort Worth
B. Hudpeth
We Paso
Roswell
Assembly Calls for Fast Senate Vote on Prohibition Amendment
The New York Assembly adopted a resolution urging clerks of the U S Senate and House to transmit as soon as possible a certified copy of the congressional vote on the federal prohibition constitutional amendment. The move could hasten court action on its constitutionality.
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Albany
New York Assembly
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
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