Gallup Deportations Remove 33 Coal Strike Sympathizers
Gallup Aug 1 The city rounded up thirty three alleged agitators linked to antiwar or pro strike groups and deported them by air to Belen New Mexico after two more mines shut down in the Gallup district The action follows a broader coal mine strike affecting Southwestern and Diamond Coal companies with some workers already out and others remaining at work The deportees were guarded in transit and provided their own meals with plans to relocate mainly to Trinidad Colorado while some claim years of residence in Gallup.
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Salli
W's
Gallup
Diamond Coal Company
Gallup, Southwestern Coal Company
Southwestern Coal Company
Direct Line Coal Company
Hanson
Southwestern
Fitzgibbons
County Council of Defense
Diamond Company
Belen
Joe Bell
Santa Fe Railroad
Special Bell
Bell
Trinidad
Colorado
Santa Fe
New Mexico Creates Two District Exemption Boards
New Mexico splits into Northern and Southern exemption boards to streamline draft exemption claims. Northern board members include Garcia, Hernandez, Springer, Massie, and Karr. Southern board includes Daran, Miller, Montoya, Brice, and McCallum. Counties covered span Bernalillo to Socorro and others.
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Wilson
Lindsey
Felix Garcia
Rio Arriba
B.C Hernandez
Charles Springer
Colfax
JA. Massie
Santa Fe
Karr
Bernalito
Bernalitlo
Colfax McKinley
Mora
Rio Art
San Torrance
Valencia
Southern District
Ronald A. Daran
Lincoln
HA Miller
Curry
Max Montoya
Socorro
C.R. Brice
Chaves
J. A. McCallum
Dona Ana
Eddy
Luna
Otero
Quay
Roosevelt
Grant
Sierra
Benigno C. Hernandez
Council of Defense
Tatter
C. R. Brice
de Baca
Lea
Springer
W. Agitator Frank Little Hanged in Butte Montana
Frank Little, an IWW executive board member active in Arizona labor troubles, was abducted by masked men and hanged near Butte. A card on his body bore a two part warning and vigilante symbols. Little had attacked government actions in speeches and urged mine shutdowns. He had recently arrived from Globe Arizona and faced federal scrutiny.
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Mont
Frank Litts
The
Industrial Workers of the World
Arizona
Little
United States
Sam
Globe, Ariz
Ody
Vigilantes
Montana
Bisbee
Ariz
Frank Little
Tyne
Narren
Copper Queen
I W W Fights Arrest in Portland Hotel Encounter
Portland ore Aug. 1 Acting under new orders police confronted I W W members at the Couch hotel. Sam Ford alleged organizer resisted and was handcuffed after a 15 minute struggle. Also arrested was Wallace Smith described as a painter connected to the group.
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Portland
Oregon
Couch
Sam Ford
TW. W
Ford
Wallace Smith
National Prohibition Move Clears Senate Path
The senate adopted a resolution to refer prohibition to the states for a constitutional amendment by a 26 to 20 vote, with a six year ratification deadline. The house is expected to approve quickly, and prominent prohibitionists foresee ratification by 36 states within two years to make it part of the Constitution.
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House
J Constitu
Hurley Union Church Opens With Broad Fellowship Dedication
The Union Evangelical church of Hurley dedicated its new house of worship on Sunday evening July 22. The union church includes members from many denominations and aims to minister to all community members. Its dedication program states goals to aid children, guide youth, inspire adults, and promote a just, kind, humble life under Christ.
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Hurley Union Church
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Jesus Christ
Minnesota Guardsmen misinformed on New Mexico border
Secretary of State Antonio Lucero reports Minnesota National Guard personnel stationed for the coming winter training camp at Deming hold erroneous views of southern New Mexico. He used Publicity Bureau materials to correct impressions and promote awareness of the real, prosperous communities in the state.
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New Mexico
State Publicity Bureau
Antonio Lucero
Rochester
Minn
Minnesota National Guard
Deming
Mojave Desert
Essential improvements urged for New Mexico railways wartime
A New Mexico State Corporation Commission letter endorses delaying nonessential railway work during World War I. Fairfax Harrison and the American Railway Association Special Committee urge no new station facilities or sidetracks unless absolutely necessary for war or public safety, to keep roads, citizens, and railroads united.
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State Corporation Commission
Ry Togh 1
Williams
Washington, D
Hugh Ho
Williamte Corporation
Santa Fe
Ame Iway Association
National Defense
Presient Wilson
Fairfax Harrison
Rman
Jon
New Mexico Fighters mobilize units for training and enlistments
New Mexico guardsmen begin contraction of Linda Vista cantonment in California for intensive training before Europe. A 10 000 to 40 000 soldier division will be housed within three weeks. Lieutenant Charles S Roffers leads the work. Navy recruiting in Albuquerque draws daily applicants and several Las Vegans enlist. Infantry maneuvers at Camp Panston proceed with parades led by Majors Rainey and Bail, and Lt Col Porterfield.
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California
Europe
Charles S. Ropfers
Hakinge
Virginia
Navy
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Camp Panston
BC. Abbot
E Raineway
University Athfet
Arthur Bail
Porterfield
Insignia and Ranks of Uncle Sam's Men A Teachable Study
A detailed description of U S military insignia and ranks from general to corporal. It explains shoulder and collar markings for officers such as general and lieutenant general, and lists non commissioned officer chevrons and other specialty insignia with examples like battalion sergeant major and color sergeant.
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United States
Sam Fias
Lnoch Oriental Para
County Defense Councils Formed Across New Mexico
Governor Lindsey completes appointments for ten county defense councils to bolster the New Mexico Council of Defense, with eighteen more to be named soon. Listings include Bernalillo Chaves Colfax Curry Deshys Santa Fe Union and others along with long lists of appointed members.
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New Mexico Council of Defense
Council of National Defense
Lindsey
Bernalillo
Rafael Garen Fae G. Redington
Roy Ammerman
George Losey
A. J. Nisbit
J. J. Hagerman
Colfax
Matt Keenan
E . Crampton
A. C. Price
A. J. Meloche
Narciso Abreu
L. McDermot
T. H. O'Brien
William French
Henry S. Springer
David Gillespie
NG. Chase
Celso Chaves
Fady
John H. Hewitt
H. Meire
Hugh M Shattuck
Wright
Ards
L. E Dd
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Leaketon
Ed Hartett
James Murray
Dave Boise
Peter Shelley
Carl Dungan
Chas Royallimpson
A. W. Polyaney
M A Barksdate
Alonzo T. Hyatt
Ho C Hoover
Thomas Baker
W. T. Hes
Publicity Association backs Congress on war powers
Washington August 1 The Republican Publicity Association says President Wilson errs to oppose a joint congressional committee on war expenditures and argues centralization in one man risks autocracy. The group asserts democracy requires Congress to exercise its constitutional powers over spending and war policy.
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Republican Publicity — Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Wilson
Congressional
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Shipping Board
Congress
Senate
House
Ves
Germany
Republic
Farope
America
Witton
More Eyes for Army Urges Aerial Production
A letter from Charles Sprenger urges boosting airplane output for army and navy to speed victory. French aviator Captain de le Grange argues air power keeps lines of communication, targets enemy batteries, and protects advancing troops. He calls for mobilizing factories, reducing patent costs, and expanding aviation training to outpace German forces.
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New Mexico
de le Grange
Germany
Sebastian Martinez Grant to Be Fenced and Used
Field Bohart of Colorado Springs has bought the Sebastian Martine z grant of 45 000 acres in Rio Arriba county and will fence and improve it He plans an irrigation canal and cultivation of the lands along the Rio Grande toward settlers Bohart recently also bought a 46000 acre portion of the Seboyetta grant in Valencia and McKinley counties
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Field Bohart
Colorado Springs
Sebastian Martine
Rio Arriba
Bohart
Rio Grande
San
Reporting Irregularities For Uncle Sam's New Business
Citizens urged to report any irregularities that could affect national business to the New Mexico Council of Defense in Santa Fe. Include flames addresses and full details. the council promises preferential attention to all communications received.
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Uncle Sam
New Mexico Council of Defense
Santa Fe
Albuquerque Seeks Girls Reformatory Facility
Dr C Lukens of Albuquerque toured the former Boys Reformatory at Springer to assess renovation for a Girls Reformatory. He reports it could be refurbished cheaply, amid calls from Albuquerque for a detention facility for petty offenders.
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Albuquerque
Springer
Atboauerave
Athnowcrane
New Mevon
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