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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
8
Albuquerque attorney B S Rodey attends court while numerous figures visit Santa Fe. Alders from Roswell and Albuquerque, state officials, engineers, and business leaders appear in the Capital City scene. Military, police, and civic affairs intertwine as calls for funds, appointments, and personnel moves fill the brief notes.
Notice to relatives or heirs of soldiers who died in France or on transport. Persons seeking information about effects or personal belongings may obtain details by providing full name rank organization and date of death through Lieut Wm F ipects Bureau Hoboken NJ. This paper offers prompt attention at its hall and will respond to inquiries.
The article details a wartime social event in Springer with Red Cross fund efforts for Belgium relief, praise for volunteers Ada Mason and Mrs Cantrell, a young Troop contingent from Camp Shelby, and a successful Athlete Association benefit raising $25.35. It notes officers like Corporal Cooley receiving a "Pistol Expert" medal and mentions dancing, a Grand March, and a varied guest list.
A long prose piece blends romantic verse with society notes from Albuquerque and Santa Fe. It covers Governor Larrazolo's visit reception in Albuquerque, Elks events, club meetings, a Spanish dinner in Farmington, and Red Cross efforts in canteens and Travelers' Aid, highlighting community gatherings and civic activity across the region.
In a congressional debate senators press Secretary of War on harsh court martial penalties. They cite two 1918 cases from Camp Beauregard and Camp Merritt with long sentences for absent without leave, urging less severe punishment and accountability. The discussion covers demobilization plans and lack of clear expectations for postwar terms.
The American Red Cross and European relief agencies report Europe faces a severe clothing shortage as the Hun retreat continues. Millions lack garments from Belgium France Romania and Greece. In late March a campaign will collect 10 000 tons of used clothing, double prior efforts, to meet vast needs. Harvey D Gibson and Herbert Hoover urge nationwide participation.
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