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Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1916

Page

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War News From European Fronts and Americas

Western front dispatches note Romanian retreat along Transylvania and northern attacks repelled in Bucharest. British gains in France north of Thiepval and south of the Ancre amid Somme duels. Reports cite German casualties since the war began and naval actions near Nantucket shoals and Greek fleet seizures.

Bucharest France Thiepval Ancre Somme London Newport Rh. I Gorizia Russia Berlin United States Nantucket Shoals

Multiple World Events Include Serea Siege and Shackleton Plans

British troops reach Serea outskirts in Greek Macedonia. Dora Duncker, noted German author born 1866, dies in Berlin. Danish tobacco stocks seized by the empire. Calgary clash leaves barracks damaged. Spain bars submarine revictualing. Shackleton returns to Valparaiso en route to rescue crew. Danish Dykkeren surface rescue details. Pope Diaz letter to German bishops urges peace amid belligerence. Norwegian and Japanese cabinet notes. Boxing and horse racing results threaded with stock market moves and transport incidents.

Serea Greek Macedonia Dora Duncker Berlin Ernest Shackleton Valparaiso Buenos Aires Panama Australia Foss Sea Dykkeren Christiansen Otto Bavaria Copenhagen Exchange Telegraph Company Furstenried Castle Munich Cologne von Hartmann Terauchi General Terauchi Shimpei Goto Army Kenichi Oshima Navy Tomosaburo Kato Nasu Matsumura Agriculture Kiyoshi Nakashoji Kenjiro den

Late Market Quotations From Western U N News Service

Market report notes cattle prices for steers, heifers, cows, and veal calves, with ranges from good to fair. Also lists hogs, sheep, lambs, and buying prices for Colorado and Nebraska upland hay and grains, plus produce like apples, cantaloupes, pears, plums, watermelons, and vegetables with per ton or per unit figures.

S.cse Colorado Upland Nebraska Upland Coloradoe Nebraska Uscd MQU South Park Ncccasseens Ce San Luis Valley Gunnison Valley

New Mexico Tax Valuation Reaches 1916 Total

The State Tax Commission fixes New Mexico's 1916 total taxable property value at 414,041,270 dollars, an increase of 5,266,292 from 1915. Original assessor totals were exceeded by 9,250,898. Mines are excluded pending February reports. Las Vegas hosts a federation meeting urging Juvenile Court reform including delinquent girls.

Santa Fé New Mexico State Tax Commission Commission Howell Earnest Sargent Las Vegas State Federation of Women’s Clubs

Mixed Commodity and Grain Prices Across Markets

Market notes list spot and futures prices for spelter lead tungsten concentrates and crude ores in several cities, plus linseed bids and asks. Chicago grain prices show No 2 red wheat at 1.58 to 1.60, corn No 2 yellow around 89 cents, oats and rye figures, and nearby hog, lard, and hay values.

Colo Idaho Colorado New York Boulder Chicago

Fifty-One Candidates Enter Higher Degrees at Scottish Rite

In Santa Fé a class of fifty one candidates pursued higher degrees at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Though not the largest class on record, the group drew entrants from across the state and praised the scenery lighting effects, costumes, and the fine musical program presented during the ceremonies.

Santa Fé

Mountainair Beneficiary of Bean Shipment Revenue

The Mountainair district gains about $25,000 from a bean shipment run. Twelve cars were billed from Sept 30 to Oct 3 with early loads around 2,000 bushels, and later cars delivering more than the initial amount.

Mountainair

Note on Mails Fails to Satisfy Allies Reply to U S Protest

The note states that the allies reply to the United States protest against seizure falls short of the demands. It summarizes diplomatic friction over mail seizures and allied expectations for stronger action.

Neutrals rights clash with Britain and France in mail protest

Britain and France reply to the American protest over neutral mail interference, insisting their censoring of correspondence aligns with international law. The United States demands a radical policy change to restore neutral rights and end the suffered wrongs. In battles, British and French forces face German lines, while Austro German troops press Romania and Italians advance near Gorizia.

Washington Great Britain France United States High

Senator A B Fall Delivers Campaign Address in Denver

Senator A B Fall of New Mexico spoke at the Broadway Theater in Denver delivering a campaign address to supporters and delegations.

Senator Fall Denver Fall New Mexico Broadway

Fish Screens Planned to Save New Mexico Trout

Santa Fe officials from the state game warden Santa Fe Water Company and the forest service will install demonstration fish screens in the company ditches feeding from the Rio Santa Fe to protect trout lost in irrigation.

Santa Fé New Mexico Santa Fe Water Company The Forest Service Rio Santa Fe

Hillsboro Rider Injured After Horse Throws Fall

Francisco Rascon attempted to subdue a young horse in Hillsboro when his own mount fell on him leaving him seriously injured. National Anti-Horse Thief Society officers were elected in East Las Vegas with Herbert Williams of Newton, Kun named president and Joplin, Mo. as 1917 meeting site. A national board of extension was formed with Jr. Hitt Stewart as chairman.

Hillsboro Francisco Rascon Anti-Horse Thief Society Las Vegas Herbert Williams Newton Kun Joplin A. A. Patterson Spavinaw Okla J. W. Pence Springfield Board of Extension Jr. Hitt Stewart

Boston Players Share 97 156 47 From World Series

The 1916 World Series ended with the Boston Red Sox defeating the Brooklyn Dodgers in five games. Manager Bill Carrigan received a $97,156.47 share from the world champion payout of $555,500.50 and distributed twenty checks to eligible players. The remainder was divided among Wagner Walsh Pennock Wyckoff and Gregg Deming, with Stedham and others noted in related reporting. A separate item reports an injury incident involving Frank Stedham and his brother, Babe Stedham, near Hachna.

Boston Red Sox Brooklyn Denver Geyes Joe Bonds National Athletic Club Mabel Trask St. Frisco Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association Lexington Model Trask Boston Red Sox Sox Brooklyn Dodgers Bill Carrigan Carrigan Wagner, Walsh Pennock Wyckoff Gregg

Rhode Island GOP Renominates Livingston Heeckman Lippitt

At the state convention in Providence Governor Livingston Heeckman and U S Senator Henry F Lippitt were renominated by the Republican party.

Providence R. I R. Livingston Heeckman United States Henry F. Lippitt

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