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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
4
Federal indictments at Wichita, Kansas charge thirty five alleged Industrial Workers of the World members with disloyalty and interference with oil and other war products. Most defendants are in custody with some interned for the war’s duration.
London reports the supreme allied council protests German actions and anti Russian and Romanian suppression. The statement condemns “peace” rhetoric while proving brutal war realities and calls for continued organized justice despite entente leaders’ warnings.
Amid a tension filled session on March 1 at the Vitatelina Conference officials debated propaganda tactics and American roles. Delegate Pihatetuitis urged stronger push against enemy messaging while other leaders pressed for caution and moral restraint in wartime communications.
In Roswell and surrounding areas the Red Cross is highlighted for substantial wartime work. The piece notes wool sales, local thrift stamp contests, liquor sale arrests, and road and infrastructure efforts as part of the community's contributions and wartime mobilization.
Remedy advertisement describes Jad Salts as a simple, inexpensive treatment for kidney and bladder irritation caused by uric acid. It advises four ounces of rad Salts dissolved in water taken before breakfast for two to three days to neutralize urine acids and restore normal urinary function.
Four hundred yearling buck lambs owned by Adams Sheep Company on the McLellan farm south of Otis have recently been shorn. The article notes the work completed but offers no further details.
The M'Kinley fire department, after a meeting on Wednesday, voted to use part of its treasury to purchase Liberty bonds from the next issue. The move adds about 800 dollars in government bonds to be held by thirty yearling Rambouillet ewes and Hereford bulls were paraded through town, driven by Canyon City breeders operating in the Gallup field.
In a country farm case the property moved into receivership as liabilities topped 90 thousand dollars. A heavy coal producer in Carlsbad faces district output declines and a bid to run Gallup American party fines during wartime. Power plant overhaul and book sale notes appear alongside local real estate transfers in Roy and De Leon.
Production totaled 20 266 715 points in the quarter, with earnings per POUNG, and a cost per unit around 12 65 cents. The report notes no reserve for excess profits or income taxes and lists various ledger figures for the third quarter and related items, including royalties and fruitless adjustments.
In a report from the Columbus Courier era, farmers and thrift clubs expand across the county. Benorvite and Genshere divide 160 acres each, while Fred Hoetderle’s figures show market prices and land progress. Deming prepares thrift stamp sales and a local canning plan to boost tomato production for youth groups.
Frederick Bush, longtime editor of the Silver City Enterprise, is critically ill with tuberculosis and meningitis at his home in Silver City. He has served the paper for twenty years and is a prominent figure in the community.
A Farmington Enterprise report notes six youths were pinched for shooting at elans in the street. Inde Pierce fined them $500 total and costs. The piece mentions guidance for youths during summer and farm work programs with sales of cattle and sows, indicating investments in livestock and fair wages.
Roy Prentice is appointed by Secretary McAdoo as chairman of the war savings committee for San Miguel County. J. H. Wagner is named secretary and treasurer. The unit includes school board members and the superintendent, with activity in Red Cross and Patriotic efforts supporting boys ages 16 to 21 to aid the war effort.
A early Wednesday blaze destroyed the Winkler grocery confectionery and ice cream parlor, plus hotel offices and rooms, with all stock and furnishings lost. Insurance partially covers the $20,000 damage. The piece notes patriotic fundraising figures for Socorro and Magdalena as they push toward large War Savings goals.
The contract for a 15000 brick business building to be placed on the Main and First street corner goes to Fred Bone of Amarillo. Tearing down the old structure and erecting the new bank headquarters will begin at once and be completed in about two months. The First National Bank will occupy the building, which will be modern in every respect. Messrs. Fagan and sons plan to buy about two thousand acres of land from Jose Garcia Chavez lying east of Mosquero for ranching purposes.
London March 15 Lloyd George told Free Churchmen at City Temple he would listen to any peace plan that preserves the sacred war trust. He warned that mere peace talk harms the nation’s fibre and morale. The Brooklyn Eagle notes the Russians and Germans in the exchange.
The text records King George praising the American Red Cross as a great humanitarian boon. He authorizes expressing thanks to the American people and notes British appreciation for their aid and its boost to Allied morale.
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