War News Roundup From The Front And Home Front
Germans push in Russia west of Lutsk while Bucharest falls giving central powers vast Romanian land. Asquith resigns. Bonar Law poised as PM. Italy torpedoed Palermo with 25 Americans aboard. Lloyd George becomes UK premier. Japan and other theaters cited. Prohibition act in Nebraska takes effect May 1 1917.
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Petrograd
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Russia
Macedonia
Palermo
Spain
Bucharest
Brussels
Belgrade
Cettinge
Sofia
Berlin
Carpathians
Jablonitza
Great Britain
Asquith
Andrew Bonar Law
David Lloyd George
Law
Ploeshti
Jassy
Romania
Rumania
Transylvanian Alps
Danube
Dobrudja
New Mexico Farm News and Local Grants Reach Across State
June 19 events cover Cowboys Reunion in Las Vegas and sisal hemp plans in Mimbres valley. Reports note Colfax county beets, Wills’ bean yield, and road work on state highways. Misc items include Norwegians found dead, child hit by car, and new Citizens Light Power Telegraph Company in Gallup.
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Union News Service
Cowboys
Las Vegas
A. Wollang
Albuquerque
Hig
Gallup
Citizens Light, Power and Telephone Company
McDonald
Hunt
Jack Elliott
Arizona
Miami Valley
Colfax
New Mexico Educational Association elects officers and Santa Fé as 1917 meeting site
The New Mexico Educational Association chose Dr. Frank H. H. Roberts as president and Miss Isabella Acbles as a top vote getter at the Santa Fé convention. Officers include J. S. Long, Grace Goebel, C. L. Burt, and D. I. Boyd. The group approved resolutions on education funding, school lands, and governance, while Santa Fé was set as the 1917 meeting location.
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Western
Union News Service
Santa Fé
N. M
New Mexico Educational Association
Frank H. H. Roberts
Las Vegas
Isabella Acbles
Silver City
J. S. Long
Lamogordo
Grace Goebel
Deming
C. L. Burt
Mountain Air
D. I. Boyd
the State University
Educational Council
David R. Boyd
Department of Education
State Board of Education
The
Oaks Company
Clifton
Eberle
Queeon
Mogollon
W. B. McFarland
New Mexico
Educational Association
Old Palace
Myrtle Cole
Raton
Willa Skipwith
Roswell
French
State College
Louise Henderson
Silver City Normal School
Pauline Madden
Albuquerque
Lola C. Armijo
F. H. H. Roberts
N. Woodman
Costilla
Taos County
Tex” Williams
Tularosa
Fatal shooting in rear Buffalo beer hall area
East Las Vegas reports Jose Maria Chavez, 33, Tecolote resident, was killed in a plaza rear Buffalo beer hall fight. Juan Angel, alleged shooter, fled and remains at large. Jose Chavez, brother of the deceased, was struck and dazed, likely by the revolver butt.
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Las Vegas
Jose Maria Chavez
Tecolote
Buffalo Beer Hall
Juan Angel
Chavez
Jose Chavez
Wounded Man Recovering After Turley Camp Stabbing
Pablo Ybarro charged with stabbing his paramour Sara Lemos to death at Turley mining camp is recovering in county jail from a self inflicted abdominal wound. Attending Burgeons say he will likely recover.
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Silver City
Pablo Ybarro
Turley
Sara Lemos
Memorial Service Held for Las Vegas Elks Members
The East Las Vegas Elks Lodge held its annual memorial service in the lodge room to honor departed members. O A Larrazol o delivered the principal address.
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Las Vegas
Copper Developments Begin Near Silver City Fierro Property
The Fierro Copper Company receives chartering by the state corporation commission with a capitalization of $1,000,000 and $2,000 paid in, marking the preliminary step toward developing a large copper property in the Fierro Hanover mining district near Silver City.
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Silver City
State Corporation Commission
Fierro Copper Company
Fierro-Hanover
Calf Branding Guilty Plea in East Las Vegas Case
Leon Gutierrez pleaded guilty in District Court to unlawfully branding a calf owned by E. B. Cropp of San Chez. He claimed he believed the old Maverick law gave him a right to brand the animal as his own.
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Tri- City
New Jersey
Tarrytown
N. Y
Las Vegas
Leon Gutierrez
E. B. Cropp
Sanchez
Gutierrez
Gunfire injures Cuban man at Albuquerque hotel
Pedro Gutierrez, a Cuban, was shot in his left thigh at a local Albuquerque hotel. The incident details or motives were not disclosed.
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Albuquerque
Pedro Gutierrez
Germans Drive Foe to New Front in Surprise Battle
German forces push Romanian troops back to a fresh line in a sudden clash along the front. Teutons seize 8000 Romanians in the engagement, according to reports from the sector.
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New Front
Teutons
Alt Line
Germans Drive From Hill 304 Near Verdun
In the Verdun area German forces claim the capture of Hill 30 and a section of trenches on Hill 304 while Rumanian troops continue to be rounded up by the German war office. Rumanians and some Russian aiders retreat northeast toward the Buzeu line as Bulgarian forces contest Serbian advances near Monastir.
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London
German War Office
Buzeu
Moldavia
Galata
Danube
Verdun
Meuse
Paris
Macedonia
Monastir
Third American Slain as Villa Bandits Extend Attacks
Paso, Texas reports another American killed by Villa bandits in Mexico. Dr. Fisher of Santa Rosalia joins Howard Gray Weeks and Foster among the Americans slain. Will Snyman also listed among foreign victims. Dispatches claim Villa’s massacre methods persist despite a supposedly friendly stance toward foreigners. The Parral and Alvarado mine properties were spared after consul warnings. Meanwhile, the House passes the omnibus Fish Hatchery Bill by 185 to 161, signaling funds for hatcheries.
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Paso
Tex
Villa
Dr. Fisher
Santa Rosalia
Mexico
Howard Gray
Weeks
Denver
Foster
Torreon
Will Snyman
W. D. Snyman
Parral
Alvarado
Ynez Salazar
Purral
U S Protests Belgian Draft in State Department Note
The United States released a note to Germany protesting Belgian deportations for forced labor as a violation of international norms. Charge Grew was instructed to read the protest to the German chancellor, after Wilson discussed the subject with Ambassador Gerard.
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Chihuahua
Arnulfo Gonzales
Rome
Francesco Paolo Tosti
Lloyds
Bosi
Fairbanks
Alaska
J. A. Hughes
Thirty-first Company
Thirty-second Company
United States Marines
Macoris
Dominican Republic
Verne
Maximilian Harden
Zukunft
Herr von Jagow
Foreign Office
United States
Pio IX
New Orleans
Barcelona
Canary Islands
David Lloyd-George
Buckingham Palace
London
Treasury
Asquith
Palermo
Palafrugell
Spain
Germany
State Department
Washington
Arabia
Mediterranean
Berlin
Charge Grew
Gerard
Wilson
Charge
Georgia Congressman Tribble Dies in Washington
Representative Samuel J Tribble a Democrat from Athens Georgia died in Washington after a stroke suffered three days earlier He was serving his third term in Congress and represented his state in the U S House of Representatives.
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Georgia
Washington
Samuel J. Tribble
Athens
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Netherlands
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Lutsk
Chicago
State Bank
Bothell
Seattle
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Morehead
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Phoenix
Ariz
Charles Miner
Buckeye Valley
Julius C. Gunter
Colorado
Supreme Court of the United States
Wyoming-Colorado
Herman B. Rosenblum
Angeles Express
Pepper
Oman
Wells Fargo
Chauncey
Daniel P. Berry
Harriett
Goodland
Kan
Supreme Court of
Sporting News
Pasadena
Calif
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Cattaneo
Loop
Colorado Springs
Thornton Thomas
Colorado College Tigers
Stanley Yoakum
Phil Bloom
Brooklyn
Windsor Athletic Club
Detroit
Fred Fulton
Rochester
Uniontown
Speedway
Hughie Hughes
Los Angeles
Colorado Infantry
Douglas
Eleventh Infantry
Harmon
Cavance
Ivey
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Ripley
Supreme Court
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Lindbergh
Minnesota
William J. Bryan
Joint Railroad
Democratic National Committee
House
Price
Utah
Denver & Rio Grande
el Paso
Mimbres Valley
Toltec Oil Company
L. J. Knight
San Jos
A. A. Jones
Colfax County
French and
Maxwell W. C. Wills
San Jose
G. W. Pace
U.S
Roberts
Mis Mary Sands
East Las Vegas
Jona Langston
New Mexico Normal University
Mamie Smith
Santa Rosa
Carl D. Brorein
University of New Mexico
Donald Blevins
Jack Pullen
Tucumcari
Thomas Transgard
Santa Fé Railway
Santa Fé Company
Carl Hinton
State Penitentiary
Santa Fe
Europe
J. D. Clark
Elks’ Lodge of Sorrow
Stravina
Western Newspaper
San Rosalia
U. S
Page
England
Walter Hines
Shackleton
Sir Ernest Shackleton
Dunedin
New Zealand
Ross Sea
Reuter
Wellington
Lovington Hardware Co
Carlsbad
Daily Mail
Lovington
Pearl
Monument
Nadine, Hobbs and Knowles
BUICK
Eddy County
EXIDE
Carlsbad Auto CO
Carlsbad, New Mexico
Lee Haywood
Lovington Automobile Co
Republic
FORD
Lovington Hotel
Gray Coggin
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