Germany’s Bold Drive to Crush Allies in 1918 Warfront
The New York Tribune argues Germany must strike hard to force France into submission before American reinforcements arrive. It compares German hopes to Napoleon at Waterloo, warns of a decisive assault on the Western Front, and stresses the need to mobilize all energy for a final breakthrough while Russia’s position remains precarious.
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Soldier Sacrifice Recalled In Memorial Reflection
A wartime memorial piece honors fallen soldiers and the enduring spirit of sacrifice. It recalls lives given in service, laments the sorrows of war, and urges readers to strive toward noble ideals while awaiting a just peace. The article closes with a quip about vodka rumors from Russia.
Fragmentary Reflections on Franco German War and Napoleon
The text contemplates France emboldening to pressure Germany toward a negotiated peace, hoping to mirror Napoleonic upheavals. It reflects on past defeats of Austria Prussia and Russia and speculates on France facing a crucial test amid Verdun era strains.
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Germany
Nepoleon
Austele
Prustia
Russia
France
Petortre
Gorthals Offered Post of Quartermaster General
A historical note reports Gorthals offered the position of Quartermaster General with mention of Mayton, Dee and other scattered names. The fragmentary text references succession and related officials, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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Gorthals
War era editorial targets crime and crime control in the district
A controversial diary style editorial condemns punitive measures and advocates community remedies. It argues the government should avoid excessive repression and concentrate on organized relief, while criticizing the president and security forces for heavy handedness.
Predatory Animals and Rodents Declared Doomed in New Mesien War
A state war council meeting led by Governor W Lindsey and the New Mesien Council of Defense discussed extermination plans for predatory animals and rodents costing New Mesien meat annually. A $25,000 state match from a war fund was proposed, with federal funds matching the amount if plans prove feasible. Attendees included A D Crile, Aldo Leopold, and other officials discussing coordination with federal and state agencies on predator and rodent control.
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New Mesien
W Lindsey
Federal Treasury
Lindsey
Charles Springer
Benigno C. Hernando
C. R. Brice
Council of Defense
A. D. Crile
A. & M. College
Redington
Natural Forest
Aldo Leopold
New Mexico Game Protective Association
J. S Ligon
Arizona
New Mexico
United States Department of Agriculture
Will Jonier
Theodore Renault
Houston
Crile
War demands women aid in home front drives
Wartime appeal urges women and girls over 16 to sign up for service cards covering agricultural, industrial, nursing, clerical, and public utilities work. It explains how women in other nations support war efforts and outlines tabulation details for the cards, including name, marital status, children, nationality, service offered, location, whether volunteer or paid, and education health.
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Federal Officials May Pay Excess Profits Tax
Washington December 17 House Ways and Means Committee agreed legislation to subject all federal officials except the president and members of the Supreme Court to the excess profits tax.
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Proposing Reduction in Congressmen's Salaries
Washington December 17 a bill to cut Congressmen salaries was introduced by Senator Kenyon Iowa and referred to the appropriations committee.
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Kenyon
Iowa
Fuel administration orders lightless nights for war effort
Washington reports a new fuel administration order requiring two lightless nights weekly with only essential street lights and internal lights in stores when open. The ban targets electric displays and decorations deemed nonessential to save coal and bolster wartime effort while urging households to reduce lighting.
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Washington, D. C
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United States
Obscurity and disloyal antics meet censor axe
Editorials discuss Life and War News recommendations against certain women scapegoated for wartime morale. A Santa Fe speech by an Indian veteran praises citizenship rights after the conflict, while critics urge harsh censorship of “ungrateful” women and demand swift action by the Chief Executive.
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Santa Fe
Court House
France
Wounde
Heroic women and soldiers unite for world freedom
A wartime appeal urges support for troops in trenches and training camps with letters to soldiers. It highlights thrift stamps for workers at El Paso firms and describes Elephant Butte Dam protection measures, citing Captain P K Brice in charge of guarding the dam.
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Italy
America
Popular Dry Goods Company
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Yn Furnis
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Fragmentary political musing on deception and alliance
The text mocks trusting appearances as sheep’s clothing, noting a donning of disguise does not change a wolf into a gentle lamb. It references a German agent and actions like blowing up ammunition plants in America and attempts to influence governments in Russia.
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America
Wellen Millionaire Enlists as Private in War Effort
Craig Biddle, leader of the Swiss society and tennis expert, enlisted as a first class private and heads to aviation training in San Antonio. Young Americans rushed to enlist as recruiting offices overflowed, with Navy and Army totals through December 12 and 10 listed as 159,262 and 293,741 respectively.
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Philadelphia
Craig Biddle
Suissictaire Society
San Ane Tio
Tichle
Fort Niagara
O War
Governor Seeks Ten Million Red Cross Members in New Mexico
Governor W E Lindsey urges New Mexicans to join the American Red Cross this Christmas drive. He says the goal is ten million new names nationwide and notes New Mexico has a strong record in war support. Membership is affordable for all and helps provide care for wounded sailors and soldiers.
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W. E. Lindsey
New Mexico
State of
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War Public Relations and Red Cross Plea from New Mexico
A wartime notice lists defense council publications in six states and urges New Mexico residents not yet drafted to volunteer for the Red Cross before Christmas. Governor Lindsey and Secretary Lucero sign the appeal, with a closing political quip from the Boston Transcript.
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New Mexico
W._E. LINDSEY
Sar Heston
Boys Promise Jobs For New Mexico Youth In Working Reserve
J H Wagner state superintendent writes from November 19 that teachers and principals support the United States Department of Labor Boys Working Reserve program. County institutes and district meetings discuss the initiative with New Mexico Education Association set to meet in Santa Fe November 25 28 where a fifteen minute slot covers the plan. The aim is to ensure every boy in the state has a job next summer.
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William E. Hall
Washington
J. H. Wagner
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Buy Red Cross Seals War Fund Campaign Urges Public Support
The appeal urges millions to buy Red Cross seals to aid tuberculosis relief in France and support civilian and soldier care. It highlights the year’s campaign as the strongest and most energetic yet, stressing duty, national effort, and the inexpensive way to assist.
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