Welfare and Liberty in War Time Deliberations
A sweeping piece argues Congress should defeat an amendment restricting government workers from receiving bonuses for efficiency, asserting such limits would demotivate skilled labor vital to war output. It also rebuts Russian revolutionaries and German wartime policies, warning of absolute freedom versus collective good and urging women to unite against Prussian aims. The author claims current German demands will force America to pay and stresses the need for vigilance in defense and democracy.
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New York Board of Trade
D ‘Transportation
Congress
New York Board
Job
Patmos
Eaven
Earth
Russia
Paoplen
America
France
British
Belgium
Germany
Kind Word Praise and War Bonds Call to Action
A Captain Mountaineer note quotes a State Record editorial praising Lincoln county’s local paper and pledges greater effort. Readers are urged to buy Thrift Stamps to aid the war effort, and the piece discusses prohibiting palace transport and curbing liquor raffles amid wartime actions in Mexico City.
A Chance for Workers in YM A Volunteer Call
The Southern Department of the Arty Yo Mos A asks for volunteers for YMCA service at the front and camps. Men 21 to 31 must pass a physical. those 31 to 50 who can endure hardships are desired. No special education required. earnest, acceptable character needed.
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Road funds from 1916 appropriation to start soon
A fragment notes that a portion of Congress July 1916 road appropriation for the states is now available and work on major highways approved by U.S. and State Engineers will commence shortly.
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Congress
U.S
Twisted and Bent in Democratic Ranks Fracture Recalled
Springer Stockman of the Democratic party cites long running feuds in Fax County as a sign of renewed unrest. He warns that factions may drive voters toward independence or abstention, noting the party’s divide could widen without a clear leader or unity.
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Fax County
Ism
Springer Stockman
Dem
Not Practical Perhaps Samuel Rea Ousted At Penn Railroad
Samuel Rea, long-time executive and president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, has been abruptly removed from his post by Director General McAdoo without stated reason. Rea, praised as a top railroad operator with deep knowledge of the system and stockholders, loses leadership as pressures and policy shifts unfold. the move signals broader wartime economic actions and governance. War price cautions in Indiana Bulletin accompany the item, urging saving wheat, not money, to win the victory.
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Samuel Rea
Pennsylania Railroad
Road
Pennsylvania
McAdoo
Rea
United States
New England
Warnine
McAlloo
Indiana Bulletin
Cruis
Gay
Apos
New Mexico News Review Highlights Oil Drive and Cattle Trade
A July start for a new route between Shiprock and Gallup will use Franklin cars and heavy service trucks, with outlays in the thousands. J A Minner of Hesperus bought 600 head of cattle from Fields and Moss in San Juan County and drove them to a Colorado ranch. The Mesa Verde Os oil drive began spudding at Flora Vista with about 50 witnesses, sparking bright hopes for future prosperity.
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Shiprock
Gallupite
Franklin
J.A. Minner
Hesperus
Fields
Moss
San Juan County
Colorado
Mesa Verde Os
Flora Vista
New Mexico land and timber sale notice Valencia County
Notice from the Office of the Commissioner of Public Lands Santa Fe New Mexico advertising sale of lands in Valencia County including sections listed for timber sale. Details include minimum bids per acre, timber estimates 450 million feet, bid procedures deposits 25000, contract terms and payment schedule with annual logging minimums, appraisal and cruising requirements, and cancellation rights for nonpayment.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
San New Memco
State” Land Pablic
Ikunas
Valencia
St Monico
Wisi
Speen
Commissioner of Public Lands
imber_apoo
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Ip Ds
Commissioner of Public Lands of
Mexico
Seal Land Office
State of New Mexico
Las Vegas Field Sampled Pinto Beans Impress Buyers
A New Mexico farmer reported by San Miguel sampled Pinto beans at the wholesale house in Las Vegas last week. The tested beans were on par with any canned product on the market, suggesting easy disposal of any quantity he may raise.
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Las Vegas
New Mexico
Union Crushed Head With Ax Murder in Mt. Dora Ranch
A brutal murder near Abbott ranch in Mt. Dora left Juan Lopez, a 40 year old foreman, dead with his brains scattered after an ax attack. Fifty eight dollars from his pocket vanished and was buried nearby. Three men were arrested and taken to Clayton for a hearing. A second brutal case involved Mrs. Henricks of Grenville killing her four and a half year old son, stabbing him twelve times with a sharpened knife. The boy’s flesh was grievously injured and the weapon described as an ordinary butcher knife sharpened to a razor like edge. An oldest son plowed nearby, two girls drew water, and a seven year old was reportedly in the house. Mr. Henricks, a bricklayer, was away in Texas. Neighbors consider the mother potentially demented.
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Juan Lopez
Mt. Dora
Toury
Kell
Corral
Clayton
Abbott Ranch
Henricks
Grenville
Texas
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United States Forest Service
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