Brasil Recognizes New Russian Government
Paris rejoices as United States enters the war with the city celebrating the change in American involvement. Arthur J. Balfour plans a trip to the United States as Austria breaks with Washington and ambassadors of both countries are recalled.
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Brasil
Russia
Paris
United States
Arthur J. Balfour
Austria
Vimy Ridge
France
Juarez
Carranza
Chihuahua City
Casas Grandes
Herbert C. Hoover
American Commission
Belgium
American Council of National Defense
Bryce
League
London
Lord Bryce
Washington
Lloyd- George
America
Frederick C. Penfield
Allen W. Dulles
Mexico City
Cuban
New Mexico War News Highlights Frontier Support and Duties
Wartime items from Western Newspaper Union: Costa Rica offers aid to the U S. Argentina remains neutral. Uruguay, Panama pledge help. German submarines reported near Cuba and Mexico. British push in France. U S plans civilian training camps. Roosevelt and Hoover in Paris. lunar shifts in Cuba and Brazil. Local New Mexico events include defense measures, elections, pardons, and dam security.
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Union News Service
Costa Rica
United States
Argentina
Villa
Pasific
Mexico
Army Aviation School
San Diego
Cuba
Council of Defense
American Council
Republic of Panama
France
Arras
Senate
Wilson
Army War Department
Theodore Roosevelt
Russia
Francis
Dover
Oscar T. Crosby
Warrenton
Treasury
Marion
Frost
America
Japan
Pacific
Opce
New Mexico Wheatat 80 Percent of Normal in April
State summary from the Bureau of Crop Estimates shows April 1 wheat condition at 80 percent of normal, with U.S. wheat at 63.4 percent. Other crops and losses from disease and exposure are listed, along with state and national price comparisons. Society notes include Sedillo case and royal christening prep with dignitaries and a Gallup firearms safety action.
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New Mexico
U. S
Union News Service
Santa Fé
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Defense sea areas named coast to coast in executive order
Washington announced an executive order designating defensive sea areas along the U S coasts and insular possessions with inner and outer limits and regulations for vessel movements The Navy Secretary will publish and enforce the rules The order bonds U S responsibility for harm to deter contravention and dates from April 5 Officials also reported renewed naval cooperation talks with Britain and France and plans for U S warships to patrol the Atlantic coast from Panama northward potentially including Canada.
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Washington
United States
United States of America
Kennebec River
Portland
Portsmouth
Boston
New Bedford
Newport
Long Island East
New York East
New York Main Entrance
Delaware River
Chesapeake Entrance
Haltimore
Potomac
Hampton Roads
Wilmington
Cape Fear
Charleston
Savannah
Key West
Tampa
Pensacola
Mobile
Mississippi
Galveston
San Diego
San Francisco
Columbia River
Port Orchard
Honolulu
Manila
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary Daniels
M. E. Browning
R. A. Grasset
Atlantic
Panama
Canada
South Atlantic
British Charge 12 Mile Front In Arras Victory
London reports Haig says Arras delivers decisive gains across a twelve mile front from Scarpe to Loos. Guns captured reach 166 and prisoners 13 000 as British trenches extend northeast of Lens. Also notes sinking of Gloucester Castle and Salta with 52 deaths and Bolivia breaks with Germany.
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London
Battle of
Arras
The
Marne
Paris
France
Field Marshal Haig
Hindenburg
Scarpe
Loos
Lens
Gang
Loyalty on Display as Santa Fe Backs the Flag
In Santa Fé a large crowd gathered in the Plaza to show loyalty to the Stars and Stripes. National guardsmen returning from the border were formally welcomed with speeches by Gov. Lindeey Chief Justice Hanna and Attorney A B Renehan amid martial music from the Indian School band and flags on the Palace of the Governors and nearby buildings.
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Albuquerque
Woodmen of the World
Wilson
Norman Skinner
First Presbyterian Church
East Las Vegas
Magdalena
W. H. Dashley
J. O. Starr
D. B. Stephens
Santa Fé
Europe
Asia
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Roswell
Lindsey
Wm. C. McDonald
Margaret C. de Baca
E. C. de Baca
New York Navy Yard
Stars and Stripes
National
Woman shoots uncle in Alamogordo double claim
Miss Bertie Montgomery an invalid shot and killed her uncle J M Austin a homesteader four miles out with a .25 Colt three bullets to the head. Austin 60 years old once in an asylum. Montgomery says he attacked her in the dark and she did not know who she had killed until she lit a lamp.
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Alamogordo
Bertie Montgomery
J. M. Austin
Austin
Mexican command member indicted for levying war in Columbus raid
Santa Fé's Juan Munoz and twenty other Mexicans linked to Villa's command at the Columbus raid last year were indicted by a Federal grand jury on charges of levying war against the United States.
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Santa Fé
Juan Munoz
Villa
Columbus
Federal
United States
Curry County Sets May 21 Wet or Dry Election
Curry county commissioners decide May 21 as the date for a local wet or dry election in Clovis. The board confirmed the schedule for the vote to determine alcohol legality in the county.
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Curry
Clovis
Board of County Commissioners of
Curry County
Mexicans Raid Arizona Ranch
General Jose M. Acosta and twenty four followers attacked the ranch of M. M. Sherman, an American, located about twenty miles south of Nacosari, near Douglas, Arizona. The incident involves an armed raid with unknown motive and casualty details.
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Arizona
Douglas, Ariz
Jose M. Acosta
M. M. Sherman
Nacosart
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Illinois
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Laramie
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Woman's Trade Union League
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Otto Wallace
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Colorado College
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Oklahoma
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Grover Cleveland
Tennessee
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Authors’ League of America
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California Federation of Women's Clubs
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Pershing
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Elephant Butte
Charles P. Moorman
Louisville
Lucy Elizabeth Moorman
Joan Moorman
S. O. Warren
Adjt
Harry T. Herring
New Mexico National Guard
Herring
Santa Fé Lodge of Elks
J. M. Bradshaw
C. E. Heffley
L. A. Welsh
Gise Station
Sheepman
Gianera
Sedillo
Santa Fée
Jouette Fall
Three Rivers
A. B. Fall
Leoba Walton
W. B. Walton
Virginia Carr
Clark M Carr
Aurora Lucero
Antonio Lucero
Helen Kelly
Harry Kelly
Margarita C. de Baca
Gallup
Bob” Roberts
A. S
North Atlantic
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Western Newspaper
Gloucester Castle
Salta
English Channel
Admiralty
Royal Army Medical Corps
Buenos Aires
Bolivia
la Paz
Lovington Ardware CO
Lovington, N. mM
Carlsbad Automobile CO
Daily Mail
Carlsbad
Lovington
Pearl
Monument
Nadine, Hobbs and Knowles
BUICK
Eddy County
EXIDE
Carlsbad, New Mexicco
Lee Haywood
HOTEL
Scott Wolffarth
Lovington Pharmacy
Phonograph and Kodak Supplies
Wright’s
Wright’s Cash Store
C. A. Davis Ovington Pharmacy
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