Hearst Case Affidavits Filed In Injunction Plea
Affidavits filed in the Hearst injunction case allege a campaign to influence the court and publish anti administration material. The defense answers deny all plaintiff claims while quoting Hearst editorials and cartoons as evidence of bias against the Wilson administration and Britain.
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Hearst
Far
Charles Springer
State Record
Springer
Republican Party
Defense Council
Patton
Tr State Council of Defense
New Mexico
Council of Defense
America
Cuthrie Stith
State Council
Howard EF
Mort City
Angles ‘Examiner
Morton
New York
Los Angeles
Affiant
Powers
Wilson
United States
McCay
President Wilson
Chesapeake
James Lawrence
Shannon
Broke
Boston
Frence
King George
Lord Woodrow
Washington
Trenton
N. J. In
Sandoval Sulphur Deposits To Be Explored
The Can yon de San Diego grant in the Jemez mountains, 60 miles north of Albuquerque and 40 miles west of Santa Fe, will be thoroughly prospected by a recently organized company. Diamond drill tests will commence at once, with a railroad planned to the grant if the field proves rich. Several tons of drilling machinery arrived Monday and will be moved up by motor truck. Edward Enderle, former Louisiana state geologist, will supervise the operations.
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Canyon de San Diego Grant
Jemez Mountains
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Bernalillo
Edward Enderle
Lousiana
New Mexico Bar Association Plans Annual Meeting
The New Mexico Bar Association will meet in Albuquerque on the 29th with a program by Dr. David R. Boyd of Mate University on Education for citizenship, John Venable on The cal Bar Association, and Colonel Kings of Spain Villages in New Mexico. Patriotism will be featured and a banquet will be hosted by local clubs in Bernalillo County that evening.
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New Mexico Bar Association
Albuquerque
David R. Boyd
Mate University
John Venable
Cal Bar Association
Kings of Spain
New Mexico
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Bernalilloounty
Burning issue arises old warrants to be burned
Question whether warrants bonds coupons and other evidences of debt paid in the past year should be burned or kept on file in the comptroller's office. Governor declined to sign the certificates of expenditures presented by State Treasurer Hall. Assistant Attorney General Hatch advised burning is proper. Treasurer's report shows gross state expenditures last year of 2,543,381 dollars.
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Ieaguter
Forever Lindsey
Hall
Hatch
Teachers Fare Up To Mr McAdoo In New Mexico
Santa Fe official J Black refuses to grant a one fare round trip for the state teachers convention this fall, upholding Topeka. M S Groves, state corporation chair, appeals to director general McAdoo of the federal railway administration, noting about 2100 passages at stake and the event under war-time rural school improvement goals.
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W, J. Black
Santa Fe
Topeka
M S Groves
McAdoo
Federal Railway Administration
New Mexico
Public Men Unite To Get Sanatorium Here
Congressmen Wil and Governor Washington E Lind sey of New Mexico join Knights of Pythias leaders urging creation of a national sanatorium for tuberculus treatment in New Mexico. John J Brown supreme chancellor was addressed by the governor in a letter praising New Mexico as a prime site for the project.
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Wil
Washington E. Lindsey
Order of the
Knights of Pythias
Hugh Williams
New Mexico
John J. Brown
Educators Called to Santa Fe Conference on War and Citizenship
A conference of teachers, superintendents, patrons, and others will be held in Santa Fe on August 15 16 and 17 to stress efficiency in the classroom for winning the war and shaping future citizenship. Federal Commissioner of Education PP Claxton has suggested the call, with Dr W H Foght to represent the government. County and city boards are urged to send delegates to the event.
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Santa Fe
Conference on Education Opens Statewide Meeting
A wartime education conference is planned for August in the state capital. Officials from the Department of Interior and state education boards will join the event with Dr H W Foght and Mr Williams representing national education boards. The goal is to maintain full school efficiency during wartime and prepare children for citizenship in the new era.
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Department of Interior
P. P. Claxton
Department of Education
Toth
Claxton
Em Paisa
Sta
Chambers of Commerce
Regerons
State Grange
H.W. Foeht
H. W. Foght
Bureau of Education
New Mexico
Foght
Cr. Williams
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Williams
State Board of Education
Smith-Hughes
Jonathan H. Wagner
Intendent of
Public Instruction
Lindsey Ramblings in State Politics After Governor's Death
The article notes the death of Governor EC DeRaca and the resulting shift in state leadership. It mentions the Legislature's actions including resolutions and a proposed constitutional amendment to prohibit manufacture or importation for sale of intoxicating liquors within the state, signifying far-reaching policy changes.
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EC DeRaca
Yanks in France Near One and Third Million
A political statement from Governor W. F. Lindsey of New Mexico praising Republican progress and asking for support. He asserts the party’s performance in office, credits advancement to the administration, and pledges continued effort if nominated again. The document labels the Yanks in France near one and third million.
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France
Governor W. F. VBvenor Aims For 1917 Victory
Speech outlines 40 percent party support, state liquor pledge enforcement, state budget, and war effort. Calls for prosecution of misappropriations, continuation of Selective Service, and unified backing of national war aims to secure a victorious peace. Mentions November election and Republican nomination for governor.
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Hents
United States
of Wight
Cnn
Ilners
Republican Party
Insanity Plea Seen As Last Chance To Live In Sheriff Death Case
In Dona Ana County Smith known as Dashley faces a hanging after conviction for the Sheriff de Stevens murder. Governor Lindsey states no reprieve, notes insanity plea as only potential relief, while Jesse O. Starr, also convicted for the same crime, awaits execution amid intercession from influential figures.
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AT Smith
Dashley
Dona Ana
Tindsey
Jesse O. Starr
de Stevens
New Mexico
Volunteering in Army or Navy Blocked by Government Order
Washington Aug 8 Volunteers are barred from enlistment as the army and navy align to avoid industry disruption. Draft age extension proposals loom, officers directed to halt voluntary enlistments and civilian officers training until further notice. Government says older workers are indispensable, prompting a rush to recruiting offices.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Ceretanes
Moo
Oil strikes draw crowds to Flora Vista well near Aztec
Antec NOM August 6 hundreds of people travel by auto to the San Juan basin after news of oil discovery at the Flora Vista well. Locals expect a 200 barrel daily capacity once shot, with gas flows and sands showing oil at shallower depths than anticipated. If no flowing well, drilling will push deeper to lower levels.
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Antec
San Juan
Flora Vista
Aztec
Colorado
Gambling not illegal but operators guilty
Assistant attorney general Hatch issued an opinion interpreting New Mexico gambling statutes. The opinion states the repealing law does not affect legality except that those who operate a game of chance may face consequences. The inquiry centered on the cowboy round up in Magdalena this week.
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New Mexico
Great Britain’s War Effort Highlighted by Report
New York August 4 British information bureau release marks the fourth anniversary of Britain’s entry into the war. It counts 7.5 million troops raised with 500,000 killed and two million wounded or missing, and notes Britain supplied 60 percent of fighters and bore 20 percent of casualties. Britain fought on seventeen fronts including France, Serbia, Greece, Russia, Palestine, Mesopotamia, and Africa. The ministry of munitions now handles vast output with 2010 factories and many shipments.
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New York
Great Britain
United Kingdom
SOCO
England
Aga
Britain
Tet
France
Thalys
Serbia
Greece
Russia
Palestine
Mesopotamia
China
West Africa
Ministry of Munitions
Aoak
British Navy
Merchant Marine
Bean Growers Meet in Las Vegas August 15
The New Mexico Bean Growers association will meet in Las Vegas August 15 to form a permanent organization and elect officers. FE McNah, markets official for the State College area, announced. The state organization formed in Albuquerque on June 10, with thirteen local associations now standing as the executive board.
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Albuquerque, Ave
New Mexico Bean Growers’ Association
Las Vegas
FE. McNah
State College
Albaeterque
Certificates for war work total fifty thousand dollars
State treasurer Hall announces bids for state certificates of indebtedness totaling 50 000 will be received by his office up to September 3. The funds are designated for the ordinary war work of the State Council of Defense.
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Hall
State Council of Defense
Blancett Hanging Proceeding After Court Denial
The state supreme court denied a new trial for E. W. Blancett convicted of murdering Clyde D. Armour. Blancett is to be executed next Thursday unless Governor Lindsey commutes the sentence.
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E. W. Blancett
Clyde D. Armour
State Supreme Court
Blancett
Lindsey
Democratic and Republican Speculation in New Mexico Races
An early note discusses Richard Hanna of Santa Fe as a leading Democratic rival to A. B. Fall for re election, with A. A. Jones backing Hanna and Elmer E. Vepder tied to the governor race. It also mentions A. W. Pollard of Deming as a possible Republican chair, plus chatter about John S. Clark, Gov Lindsey, Theodore Roualt, Will Atkinson, Fred Muller, and Antonio Lucero. Rumors suggest Walton may seek a federal post or be blocked by party managers to open a Democrat ticket.
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Roswell
Fred Muller
William B. Walton
New Mexico
Antonio Lucero
Congress
Walton
Men Called to Camps by General Crowder
A dispatch notes nationwide mobilization as General Crowder orders about 130 thousand men to report for military service across 40 states and the District of Columbia. Entraining dates range from mid February to late March with quotas assigned to Camp Pike Arkansas and other camps such as Camp Lewis Washington and Camp Travis Texas.
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Ston
Ang
Everal
Atos
Aramst
Avanati
Colatiia
Pike
Alifornia
Lewis
Lewte
Omashoma
Texas
Travis
Tex
State Now Employing 639 Men on the Roads
State engineer James A. French reports on Wednesday that 439 men are at work on state roads and 200 additional laborers are in the Bay area. Road work is done by contract under local supervision with grading curbing and crossing toads. French left yesterday for an inspection of the roads in Sororra county.
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Eneinerr Janes A. French
Wedenesiay
Ark
ZF Roi Ies Am
ISS
Haves County
French
Yesterdaay
Sororra
Call to Duty France War Bonds Drive Urges Support
A wartime plea urges Americans to back Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps, citing France battle efforts and Allied goals. It stresses boosting production, cutting consumption, and government support, urging every reader to fund ships, rails, and arms for the United States Army and Navy.
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Fern de Tattie
France
Europe
United States
Treas
America
Liberty
Treas. Dept
Altetin
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Berlin
Merie
Italy
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Charman
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George H. von Stone
Reed Hollo
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Lucero
Crowder
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