Peace conference must divvy German fleet fairly
The Santa Fe newspaper argues the Allied leaders should distribute the German fleet equitably, selling or sharing ships among Britain, France, and neutrals to offset war costs. It criticizes delaying tactics over disarmament and urges practical use of naval assets rather than waste. It also discusses demobilization methods and a wartime resilience theme.
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Associated Press
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France
Dardanelles
China
Sini Tor
Red State
Japan
Wilson
Neeple
Wilton
Iunk
Washington Lament Over Postwar Economic Policy Shifts
The report discusses President Wilson and Secretary Redfield proposals on postwar foreign trade, aiming to aid American manufacturers. It notes criticism of policy, debates over rehabilitation of industries, and the continuation of export controls to balance free opportunity with protection of domestic firms.
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Washington
Wilson
Redfield
Ameren
Visitation in Rural Education Aims at Cooperation
An Educational News Bulletin stresses visiting patrons as vital for rural teachers to understand pupils homes and community. Such engagement builds goodwill, improves attendance, and fosters parental cooperation, with reports of success when teachers pursue this plan.
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Fife
Robbing the Unfortunate and The Great Fake Cure Trade
A long letter from Herald of the West and other items discuss alleged frauds in fake cures for consumption with a $20 million stake, estimates of $15 million annual income, and one third spent on advertising. It notes no real cure exists and promotes sensible care. Also mentions a government rail takeover debate and a New Mexico social anecdote about a festive reception.
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National Association For the Candy, and Prevention
Cattle Shipments Highlight Wagon Mound Trade
Charles C. Lewis ships one car of cattle to Kansas City while Bloom Cattle Co sends 307 head calves to Thatcher and 192 cows to Kansas City. Snow blankets mesas. ranchers face feed and snow concerns as cattle markets rise with high wool prices boosting local growers. Mrs Hale faces grand jury after a preliminary hearing in Mora county case. A McArthur Co reports 62 cent wool deliveries, securing top pricing for local growers amid strong eastern demand.
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Charles C. Lewis
Kansas City
Charlie
Wagon Mound
Bloom Cattle Co
Waxon Mound
Thatcher, Cole
Wagon Mound Sentinel
Hale
Rufus Hale
R.A Pendelton
Mara County
A. McArthur Co
Torrance Board Meeting Report and Local News
A Torrance board meeting records its members present and appoints Manuel Ortis y Martinez as head janitor for six months and Donaciano Orta as watchman for three months. The Tucumcari News recounts Louis Ashley’s Christmas journey from Melrose, ending with shelter at a Quay Pel neighborhood farm. The county reports seven horses killed or injured on the T. M. track near town, with damages to the owner and railroad. Shifts to Colorado hay purchases by Agent Strong, 28 carloads ordered, and snow impacts on stock with losses. Mountainair notes kneedeep to thirty-seven inches of snow across the region, with varying depths from Romero’s mill to Abo Pass, affecting travel.
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Ortis
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Genero Quistana
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Jose Ortis Y Pino
Genera Quintana
Manuel Ortis
Y Martines
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Jose Ortiz Y Pine
Louis Ashley
Melrose
Tucumcari
G. A. Ward
Borhood
Harry Grubbs
T. M
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Tesa
Romero's Mill
Walter Martin
Manzano
Abo
Scholle
Abo Pass
Mountainair Independent
Watershed Versus Party Lines In Territorial Santa Fe
Local papers debate party harmony and foreign policy as Watton democrats demand a denial of charges against Senator Jones and the Mercantile Company fire at Bernalillo. Citizens weigh Roosevelt propaganda, state debt, and election notices across Las Cruces Albuquerque Socorro and Santa Fe, with lists of precincts and candidates.
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Watton
Jones
Pernalillo
Mercantile Company
Bernalillo
Las Crus
Las Cruces
Ces
Teddy
Socorro
Farmers Stand Pillars of Life in Wartime England Era
A reader column defends farmers against derisive insults from townsfolk. It emphasizes that farm output sustains everyone, especially in war, and that urban critics overlook the essential role of agriculture and rural workers in feeding and supporting the nation. The piece cites a Raton resident deporter context and urges national appreciation for farmers.
Promising Southwest Lawyer Dies at 28
Much sympathy is expressed for a young lawyer aged 28 with a bright future who is survived by his wife and one child. Mrs Bray is the daughter of Met Tankersiey of El Paso.
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Southwest
Bray
Tankersiey
el Paso
Cloudcroft School Praised by County Supervisor
County School Supt. Lacy Simms spent two days in Cloudcroft early last week visiting the local school and inspecting the new building. He declared the school in excellent condition and urged citizens to be proud of the Cloudcroft institutions and their facilities.
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Lacy Simms
Cloudcroft
Sierra Mining Development Near Kingston Eyes Year of Growth
Sierra Mining in progress near Kingston anticipates major mine development next year and large ore shipments. The North Percha mill will resume processing Virginia mine ore with improved water supply expected after summer. Franklin company employs the largest miner force and ore shipments likely rise after year’s start. A South Percha saw mill has been built and began sawing but snow has slowed operations.
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North Percha
Virgina
Vsion
Franklin Company
South Percha
Hillsboro
Shootings Surface In Socorro County Tragedies
In Quemado two killings occur within weeks as Coleman fatally shoots Frank Bourhonnaise during a hearing related to the Coleman murders. In Magdalena Horace Bray is shot by Lon Allen and wounds himself. authorities cite financial disputes and longstanding ranching tensions. Both men known as quiet, law-abiding citizens.
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Coleman
Horace T. Bray
Bray and Bunton
Lon Allen
Magdalena
Allen
Bray
Socorro County
Union Snowstorm Paralyzes County Roads and Farmland
A heavy Union County snowstorm dumped about eighteen inches across the area, halting travel and delaying cattle shipments. Farmers expect benefits for fall wheat sowing, but cattle and sheepmen worry about winter pastures as roads remain unusable. In Clayton, deputies seized a barrel of whiskey found in a warehouse while a driver fled. a Colorado man claimed ownership of the stock while a court dispute over possession continues. The incident underscores the widespread disruption from the storm and the bootlegging pressure in Clayton.
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Union County
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Hoover
Hanners
Clayton
Messrs
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Holly Colorado
Exbons
Oil
Sutton
Public Land Sale Notice of 1919 New Mexico
Public Lands Commissioner announces auction of described tracts in section 28 and 16, requesting cash bids with minimums per acre, payment terms, and improvements values. Includes bid conditions, forfeiture, and contract-based payments concluding with official seal and dates in 1919.
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Sucer Fistere
Hie
New Mexico
New “Mexico
Fred Muller
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