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Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1917

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Reunion and events fill New Mexico calendar

June brings Scottish Rite Masons reunion in Santa Fe and a July 4 Albuquerque Speedway race. July 3-5 hosts Cowboy Reunion in Las Vegas while Sept 25-26 sees the Seventh Annual Northern New Mexico Fair in Raton. New Mexico forms a public health association and recruits 92 into the navy.

Santa Fé Albuquerque Speedway Cowboy Resociation Las Vegas Bar Association Roawell Raton Santa Fe Scottish Rite Masons of the Orient of New Mexico

May crop report shows NM yields strong despite pastures poor

State May 1 forecast 1 210 000 bushels with 88 pasture condition. US forecast 386 million bushels. Eddy county beans and corn up. Mescalero Indians assist in boosting acreages. Albuquerque mobilization point for NM National Guard. rabies prompts dog muzzle order. war measures push nationwide prohibition proposal.

Army Draft Law Now in Effect Across States

War Department issues guidance for enforcing the army draft with governors as registration heads and mayors over 30 000 population empowered to act in cities. Citizens may volunteer as registrars and absentees or sick individuals can register by mail with county or city clerks on schedules set after the president's proclamation.

National Army

Banks Ask Banks to Co operate in National War Effort

The article explains universal liability to service and local registration procedures for draft enrollment. It notes state and city officials appoint registrars, outlines county and city duties, and cites Albuquerque and Santa Fe updates on registration and public defense measures. It also covers McAdoo coordinating banks to receive bond subscriptions and early loan results for Italy and France.

Santa Fe New Mexico Council of Charles Springer Cimarron R. E. Putney Albuquerque W. A. Hawkins el Paso Ed. M. Otero Los Lunas Secundido Romero Las Vegas Eufracio Gallegos Gallegos Gallegos, ©. R. Price Carlsbad John M. Sully Santa Rita BC Hernandez Tierra Amarilla Washington McAdoo United States I Federal Reserve Bank

Carrizozo Methodist Church Dedication Sunday

Dedication exercises for the new Methodist church in Carrizozo will be held Sunday June 17 with ceremonies marking the opening of the house of worship. Local clergy and congregants are set to attend the service and related activities.

Carrizozo Church Carizozo New Methodist Church

War Taxes Set at 33 Each For Incomes Over 1000

War tax proposals set 33 cents per dollar on incomes above 1000 and on inheritances to fund war costs. Government officials argue the levy spreads burden across wealthier earners and supports national defense efforts.

War tax bill would raise rates across economy and households

Washington reports that the Ways and Means Committee presented a sweeping war tax bill. It calls for higher income taxes, broader surtaxes, new levies on life insurance, utilities, autos, and many consumer goods, plus increased postage, tobacco, and alcohol taxes to fund a projected 1.8 billion dollars annually. Conferees on the war army bill also agreed to raise the monthly pay of enlisted men to 25 dollars.

Washington House Ways and Means

Central purchasing committee eyed for US allied supplies

In Washington Sir Hardman Lever of the British war mission forecast a central purchasing committee in Washington to oversee all supplies for allied governments, replacing J. P. Morgan & Co. He warned Germany faces near bankruptcy in credit markets after the war and could be forced to repudiate debt or fail to buy reconstruction materials.

Washington United States Hardman Lever J. P. Morgan & Co Germany

Denied Title To Shipping In House War Bill

Washington report says a motion to grant title to seizure of German war bound ships failed after Mr. Mann objected. Seventy one German and Austrian merchant ships seized by the government will be repaired and ready for commission in five months unless concealed damage is found, adding 535 722 tons to the American merchant marine. Honolulu reports negotiations by Matson II with the federal shipping board to move interned German vessels to the Pacific coast for repairs and eventual war use.

Italy United States Count di Cellere Treasury Federal Reserve Banks France Jusserand Washington Mann America Honolulu Matson II Company Federal Shipping Board Hawaiian Islands Pacific Beenavigation

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