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09 Feb 1917
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Lovington Leader in Lovington, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1917
Page
1
War-era dispatches from many fronts and incidents
Reports from the European war fronts describe German raiders off Santo Domingo, aerial raids in France, and artillery actions along the Austro Italian front. Other items note Russian advances near Kalzem, Mexican train wreck casualties, Seattle's financial crisis easing, a girl’s hair turning white after an accident, and aviation deaths in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Christi
Santo Domingo
France
London
Lake Doiran
Carso
Rome
Hammerfest
Bender
Christiania
Lake Garda
Gorizia
Corso
Petrograd
Kalzem
Riga
Jacobeni
Naraguvka
Galicia
Kimpelung
War News From January Casualties and Allied Moves Worldwide
January casualty totals report 960 officers and 31,394 men for Britain. Entente representatives gather in Petrograd while Turkey adopts the Gregorian calendar. Canada votes a 500 million dollar war credit. Sir Robert Borden forecasts 433.274 million for next year. Greece salutes the Entente flag at Zappeion. The Artist torpedoed. 16 rescued out of 23. Sailors from Yarrowdale arrive in Copenhagen after being interned. Mass peace meeting in Vienna. Danish women send supportive messages. Britain and allies ready to meet undersea warfare. Entente believed soon to respond to Germany’s submarine campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Sir Robert Borden
Ekstrabladet
Copenhagen
Atlantic
Neustrelitz
Vienna
Great Britain
Germany
London
Scottish Rite Reunion and Cowboys Meet Highlight New Mexico Events
Western Newspaper Union reports events across New Mexico including the Twenty-third Annual Reunion of the Scottish Rite Masons at Santa Fe and the Annual Cowboys' Association gathering at Las Vegas. Updates note Santa Fé railroad beautification plans for Gallup ground and a $825 state aid grant to district No. 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fé Railroad
Gallup
J. H. Wagner
Santa Fé
Union County
Roswell
Amarillo Roswell-El Paso Short Line Association
Salome
Gore
Socorro
Blue sky bill and Australian ballot push mark New Mexico session
New Mexico debates Kaseman blue sky law and a substitute Australian ballot bill to reform the Legislature. Other items include museum slides for education, a fatal attack on E M Delk, a murder verdict in Socorro, and the purchase of a Silver City federal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union News Service
Santa Fé
New Mexico
Kaseman
Supreme Court of the United States
C. E. Overson
T H. Lewis
California State Normal School
Museum
E. M. Delk
Rocky
Frank McGee
Alvaro Arafon
Socorro
B. C. Hernandez
Silver City
State Land Department Receipts Jump in Two Years
New Mexico State Land Department reports gross receipts for fiscal two years ending Nov 30 1916 at 1 992 560 46 an increase of 717 619 97 from the prior period. The state holds most of the 12 159 000 acre grant from Congress with leases on over 1 000 000 acres and about 800 000 acres sold or under contract. Projected income for the current year may reach 1 000 000 surpassing total state tax receipts for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel and Carnegie Pension Fund
United States Steel Corporation
Pan-American Commission Corporation
Sol Wexler
New York
United States
Board of Health
Wilson
Wall Street
Iowa House
Des Moines
Senate
Mexico
Carranza
New Mexico
Sheep Sanitary Board
Santa Fé Railway
Belen
Trinidad Martinez
Pedro Sanchez
J. M. Spengler
Dona Ana
Leipzig
Germany
America
Mesilla Valley
Department of Agriculture
Washington
State Department of Education
Santa Fé
Arkansas Infantry
Delaware Infantry
Deming
Houston
Smallpox cases in Silver City held at nine
No new cases were reported to county health officer Dr Hooper and the total remains nine. Officials say the outbreak is under control but strict precautions will continue for several days, with hundreds of school children and adults vaccinated in the past ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Hooper
Colin Neblett Appointed U S District Judge in New Mexico
Santa Fe note reports Colin Neblett of the Sixth New Mexico Judicial District being appointed by President Wilson as United States district judge for the district of New Mexico, succeeding the late William H. Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fé
Colin Neblett
New Mexico Judicial District
Wilson
United States
District of New Mexico
William H. Pope
Building Project for H Bar Y Ranch Near Silver City
Contractors completed a large contract for the H Bar Y ranch with three adobe houses valued at 4000, 1500, and 500 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
H Bar Y Ranch
Burro mountains Austin mine ships high grade copper ore
Silver City reports a day of remarkable ore production from the Austin mine in the Burro mountains now controlled by eastern and El Paso capitalists. New hoisting machinery is installed and many improvements are under way as old miners marvel at the high grade ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Austin
Burro Mountains
Eastern
el Paso
U.S. Acts Debate Amid German Crisis and Submarine War
Washington faces a three plan choice on Germany as Ambassador von Bernstorff’s passport, or delayed action, or a broaded warning. The cabinet and President Wilson weigh whether to sever ties now or after an overt act, while vessels like the Bagley and Worden deploy near Atlantic naval theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Germany
Capitol
Wilson
Count von Bernstorff
Berlin
White House
Stone
Senate
von Bernstorff
Colorado House Backs President in International Crisis
The Colorado House of Representatives unanimously approved a resolution introduced by Meyer and Anderson praising the President and pledging Colorado’s faith in his actions amid a grave international crisis involving a belligerent European nation. A copy was to be printed and sent to President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado House of Representatives
Denver
Meyer and
Anderson
United States of America
Europe
Colorado
General Assembly
United States
Wilson
Governor names new State Industrial Commission members
Denver Joel Grantham of Larara former State Senator John F Pearson of Pitkin county and D C Burns of Denver were named by Governor Gunter to the State Industrial Commission to succeed E E McLaughlin and Frank P Lannin Republicans and Wayne Williams Democrat whose appointments by former Governor Carlson were rejected by the Senate three weeks ago. Other appointments were announced by the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Industrial Commission
Denver
Joel Grantham
Larrara
John F. Pearson
Pitkin County
D.C Burns
Gunter
State Industrial Commission
E E. McLaughlin
Frank P. Lannin
Wayne (. Williams
Carlson
Senate
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Newerpaper Union News Service
Persia
Kut-El-Amara
Charcas
San Luis Potosi
Saltillo
Laredo
Tex
Seattle
Northern Bank and Trust Company
German-American Mercantile Bank
John S. Corless
Salt Lake City
David E. McQueen
San Antonio
Maj
G. D. McQueen
Canadian Records Office
Aviation Corps
Wayne Richardson
Clay Center
North Lawrence
Yellowstone National Park
Park
Army League of the United States
Joseph Leiter
Robert Shaw Oliver
Harry McL. P. Huse
Robert S. Griffin
George W. Burd
James H. Oliver
John Hood
William S. Sims
Guantanamo
Panama Canal
Chamber of Commerce of the
Reuter
Constantinople
Amsterdam
Greece
Zappeion
Artist
Western Newspaper
E. C. de Baca
Sporting News
Hal Chase
Cincinnati
Chase
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Harvey Thorpe
Kansas City
Frankie Adams
Thorpe
George Moore
Charles McCourt
Cleveland
McCourt
Moore
Edward F. Sweeney
Raymond H. Keating
Bridgeport
Conn
Yankees
Messrs
Sweeney
Keating
Colonel Ruppert
Huston
Roger Bresnahan
Toledo Madhens
American Association
Bernard Baruch
State Normal School
House
Barth
Bernalillo County
U. S
U.S
Ambassador von Bernstorff
Newport, R. L
Melville
Euphrates
Belgium
Lloyd's
Lovington Hardware CO
Lovington
N. M
Carlsbad
Daily Mail
Arlsbad
Way of
Pearl
Monument
Nadine, Hobbs and Knowles
BUICK
Eddy County
EXIDE
Carlsbad Auto CO
Carlsbad, New Mexico
Haywood
Lovington Automobile Co
Republic
FORD
Lovington Hotel
Gray Coggin
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