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Deming Headlight

Location

Deming, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1919

Page

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Morrison Recounts War Service And Gas Injury

Frank H Morrison, 82nd Division veteran, discusses his World War I experiences from training at Camp Kearny to service in France. He describes gas exposure in the Argonne, recovery progress, and wearing World War and Allied War veteran ribbons. Morrison recalls fighting at Spic, Fismes, Chateau Thierry and Juvigny and a train wreck at Greenfield on Decoration Day. He plans to return to stock raising on the James M. Llyatt ranch north of town.

Frank H. Morrison Dering ned Camping Camp Kearney France Argonne Levause i rochc Morrison Hun Spiscons Fismes Chateau Thierry Juvieny Garman Roscoe McCallister Donald McAdamis B. & O. Luin Greenfield James VWllyatt

Republicans Praise Conduct of the War From Front Lines

Republican members of the House Military Affairs Committee have returned from France and Belgium praising the American armies and the War Department for mobilizing transporting and maintaining the expeditionary force. Representative Daniel R Anthony Jr said the committee studied the war from the beginning and found the strategy and organization sound though some money was wasted by the war’s early end.

house of representatives battle felds France Belgium war department Daniel R. Anthony, Jr Kansas New York American ghtalogy atd artis swarkhay eden Anthony declded

Salvation Army drive set to begin next Monday

A misunderstanding in county quota figures for the Salvation Army drive leads to Luna county funds earmarked for Deming branch. The budget calls for 2600 dollars with all proceeds used for the stated needs and no local diversions.

Salvation Army Luna county Deming Johan W. Rayher

Sedillo Named to UNM Board of Regents

Governor Lorrazolo appoints A. A. Sedillo, speaker pro tempore of the House, to the University of New Mexico board of regents. The announcement notes Sedillo’s lead role in the legislature and his selection to oversee university governance.

C. A. Lorrazolo A. A. Sedillo methodic of representatives board of regents thhe University of New Mexico

Opening For Men In Army Recruitment Drive

This call urges 18 to 40 year olds to enlist in the regular army for overseas service in Marne Siberia China Philippines islands Hawaii Alaska and Panama. Enlistees may choose branch and country, with over a year term for overseas duty and a guaranteed position for some, plus allowances, meals and lodging, while promoting rapid advancement. The recruiting officer is stationed at the post office to answer questions and arrange transport to concentration points.

United States Belgium Siberia China Mranes Philippine Sigerig TI. S

King Guilty of Double Killing in Arizona Case

M D King named in the double murder of Arthur Bean and Paul McGurry near Deming. He was found guilty at Globe Act court on Wednesday and sentenced to life imprisonment after testifying in his own defense that the killings were in self defense during a river trip with the youths. Authorities note the case ranks among Arizona's cruellest crimes. News mentions Taft legislature figure Frank Verely visiting Deming on a Juey automobile trip.

M.D. King Arthur Bean Paul Me Curry Globe Act Ife King Masdalena N. M Arizona New Mexico Arthur Heap Paul McGurry Sugpicton Frank Verely Taft

Cummings Scores Wilson Critics in Bloque Speech

Homer B. Cummings national Democratic chairman defended President Wilson at a banquet in Albuquerque praising his peace and war leadership. He challenged Republican critics as America’s war triumph was achieved, noting how war mobilization and finance supported the army and navy and urging support for Wilson’s leadership. The address ends with the War effort framed as a national economic and moral mobilization.

kuQuerque RANQUET WILSON Democratic party Albuquerque Homer &. Cummings Anterlea Mr. Cummings America Ameri Republican organization Coan Haig Lloyd George Hindenburg France liman Verdun wnr armaierts elose

Deming Library Expands with New Donations and Growth

Deming Public Library received numerous donations from Mrs. C. Z. Kelly Miss Jessie Guiney and others adding about 60 volumes of fiction a juvenile set and standard works The library now totals nearly 4000 volumes after four years in Deming with over 800 borrower cards issued Space constraints ease in the armory but funding remains a challenge Plans to boost self-sufficiency include upcoming projects Theming Library supporters urge community backing Henry Raithel family left for a fishing trip to Dry Creek unknown date

Deming Public library C. Z. Kelly Jessie Guiney Admiral Mahan Deming armory Theming library Henry Raithel

Gov Larrazolo Supports Suffrage at Santa Fe Commencement

Governor C A Larrazolo told Loretto Academy graduates that while he personally opposes women voting, the suffrage amendment will likely pass as three quarters of states must approve it. He urged women to press for ratification, noting his party pledged to grant suffrage and that he would honor that commitment despite disagreements with the state legislature.

Loretto Academy Santa Fe C. A. Larcavolo congress jgratt

Ely Praises Mimbres Valley After Service Return

Capt Ely, recently mustered out with the 145th machine gun company of the 40th division, arrived in Dering from California and weighs a possible return to civil life. He notes farmers in Arizona and California growing rich via organization and farm bureaus, and believes Mimbres valley farmers could do the same through concerted effort. He contemplates a commission offer but has not decided, with a choice likely by month end and a possible return to Deming if civil life is chosen.

Clyte Berl Ely Dering Presidio California Camp Tovie Tex 145th 40th division Bly segular army Deming Ely Albuquerque Camp Kearny France United States Captain Fly 245th New Mexico Arizona Southwest Mimbres valley

Deming business men form Sunshine Realty Day company

A. W. Pollard A. A. Tentke and Judge M. Grove organize the Sunshine Realty Day with a capital of 76000 dollars Pollard is named as statutory agent for the company.

DEMING A. W. Pollard A. A. Tentke M. Grove Sunshine Realty Mr. Pollard

Red Cross Opens Canteen Service for Soldiers

The Red Cross completes arrangements to open a canteen for travelers through Den ing next week. Mrs. D. H. Tulloch is chairman, with teams assigned to mornings and afternoons daily Monday through Saturday. Capt Rayner of the Salvation Army assists on some shifts. Volunteers plan to serve fruit, pinco ate, cigarettes, and lunches, and seek din ing hall space for serving soldiers.

Red Cross Dening D. H. Tulloch forenson F. J. Vickers Edith Stone Lucile Ward Gladys Stump Alice Mell T. G. Upton Iman Faye Mc Keyes Juliet Rosch C. B. yiorgan Mary Helen Attins Rayner the Salvation Army Triscilla Olive Whitehill Madeline Roach M. J. Morvan Mra O. Meker Minnie Baker Marion Hamilton Newman M. A. Nordhaus Howard Connolly PD. Hy Yullagh Mary Kelly Mabel Stead H. V. Whitehill J. Burr A. McCleery Mary Burr Myrtle Whitehill Alive Hall Chris Raithel Mary Badgen haemond Katharyn Shepard Jucile Holt Katherine Warnel Isabelle Savier Medric Boucher Theesa Clark S'vnday forenoott Edith Clark Thurmond A. W. Hunter J. D. Todhunter Frank E. Samuels KR. F. Bamilton Helen Holt Wiss Eleator McDonough Doyle Christine Gibson J. G. Watson Unn Bedichek R Alvard Moffett C. J. Kelly

Wire strike does not affect local office

The Headlight reports that the strike called by the Commercial Telegraphers union is not expected to affect the local office. Western Union president Newcomb Carlton says only 166 employees have joined the strike, a figure disputed by the union. Some delay in handling messages by railroad telegraph operators is possible, but no serious service disruption is anticipated.

Newcomb Carlton Western Union

Austrian Opposition to Territorial Breakup Sent in Note

Paric Karl Remer and the Austrian peace delegation protest the dismemberment of Austria arguing the loss of Bohemia and Tyrol would devastate industry and national livelihood. The note offers to submit immediate observations on territorial clauses as peace talks proceed. Also mentions Captain Heb Keely awaiting return from the AEF and Frank DeLaney moving to San Francisco for a new position with the 8 P.

Paric Karl Remer sion Austria Bohemia

Deming Businessmen Discuss Taking Over Armory

A luncheon of tenuding business and professional men in Deming considered transferring War Camp Community Service equipment to a new Community Service body. They backed turning the armory and swimming pool into a community center, with a committee to draft a proposal for the W C C S and city use, aiming for a self supporting civic hub.

Deming mempry C. Bassett Bassett John C. Watson arimory board Baggett A. A. Temke Jake ©. Watson Frank L. Nordhaus KE. L. Soulder PD. Vickers Dening W. GC. C

Moran to Attend Dentists Meeting in Albuquerque

Dr M. 5 Moran secretary of the New Mexico board of dental examiners will leave next week for Albuquerque to attend a week long session of the New Mexico Dental Association. A fine baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Schoepf at their home on June 4. Mother wished you are doing splendidly.

SAN FRANCISCO Irank DeLaney Long Beach Cal DeLaney M. 5. Moran New Mexico board of dentel examiners Albunherque New Mexico Dental Association Charles Schoepf awal

Local Residents Will Prospect Gold Claims

A group of locals met Tuesday night to plan prospecting ten and a half gold claims north of Separ. Claimants include Chris Raithel Emmet Condolly Howard Condolly Frank L. Nordnais A J Tidmore L C Trucker and John W Hyatt. They aim to have surveys and assessment work done then decide on mining for profit and possibly organize a venture.

Separ Chris Raithel Emmet Howard Condolly Frank L. Nordnais A. J. Tidmore L. C. ‘rucker John W. Hyatt

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PASL S.A SEDILLO Boal RD N. MU REGENTS CUMMINGS BLOQUE Deming Library Larrazolo Capt INMROUGE DENING RAIRIN Heb Keely Pavia W. C MORAN DENTISTS’ MEETING SCHOEUF
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