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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1917
Page
2
American engineers detailed to British rail work near Gouzeaucourt joined tanks and fought as shell fire raked the lines. They earned praise for coolness and courage while aiding field rails raids and patrols, with several captured briefly before rejoining.
A wartime editorial urges New Mexico women to unite for America and its allies, denouncing the Woman's National party picketing and suffrage distractions. It praises war support efforts, calls for ration cards and food conservation, and criticizes antiwar lawmakers.
President Wilson calls for a war declaration against Austria to unify wartime effort. He notes more than 425000 volunteers have joined the army and navy since April 1, countering German claims of American wavering. The piece mentions canning credits to aid grocers in New Mexico and a Christmas cash gift idea for groceries. Senator La Follette’s stance remains undeclared.
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