Election Heralds Republican Control and National Stabilization
The piece argues the Republican victory ensures no peace treaty harms national industry, promotes reconstruction, and capitalizes on wartime gains. It credits voter demand for independent lawmaking, critiques executive overreach, and notes New Mexico's shift to Republican control with several districts won and promises steadiness in judicial appointments.
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Republi
Senate
House of Representatives
New Mexico
House of Represents
Senator Jones
Walton
Jones
Iints
Vague Language in Political Throws and Hearst Controversy
A fragmentary 1918 era discussion questions vague diplomatic terms and the stance of Democratic candidates toward Hearst. It notes an apparent tension with Hearstism, a New York backdrop, and hints at party attitudes influencing electoral defeat while touching on wartime sentiment and claims of patriotism.
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Hearst
Honest Ben Pankey: A Loyal Kansan for Lieutenant Governor
The Record lauds Benjamin F. Pankey as an honest, proven builder of the South West and a friend of farmers and livestock growers. It notes his simple manner, his rise from poverty by honest toil, and predicts he will influence legislature as lieutenant governor while remaining a future candidate for chief executive.
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Benjamin F. Pankey
Tate
Pankey
Kansas
Senate
Ren Pankey
New Mexico
Another Jones Blunder Aims for New Mexico Vote
Persistent rumors allege Senator Jones of New Mexico misled the National Committee about Walton’s electability. The State Central Committee, distressed by the situation, sought aid from the National Committee hours before the election. The State Record believes Walton never had a chance, while Jones faced political pressure he could not avoid.
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A. A. Jone
New Mexico
Jones
National Committee
Walton
National Cou
State Central Committee
State Record
Jon
SAVE RUSSIA SAY RUSSIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The Russian Chamber of Commerce in New York warns that German influence in Russia risks a German victory. It argues Allied support and Russian education are needed to shape a self determined government and curb Germany eastward expansion amid the war.
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Russian Chamber of Commerce
New York City
Russia
Germany
Land of the Earth
New York Confronts German Made Toys Import Fuss
A wave of protest rose in New York over 10 million pounds of Made in Germany toys. M Hurd of the American Defense Boycott Committee warns against establishing a precedent for neutral shipments of German goods. He notes Germany’s potential to flood markets with cheap goods while Allies rebuild and argues for tariffs to counter free trade.
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New York
Germany
M. Hurd
American Defense
Rotterdam
Hurd
Republican Party
Wilton
Gerion
Ito
Policy shift faces Congress on new shipping rules
The forthcoming Congress will likely tackle a new shipping policy. Policy debates center on whether government ownership and operation of ships will replace private ships post war. Critics warn such moves would erode the U.S. Merchant Marine and push American seamen to foreign fleets. The outcome could redefine private industry’s future and national economic strategy.
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Congress
America
Pleasing Personalities and Public Health Outlook
A reflection on the value of a cheerful, cooperative workforce and the impact of attitude on productivity. The piece cites J H Foster of a major steel company about smiling boosts in output, discusses wartime aviation controversy, and notes New Mexico health registration criticism plus political results with 32 Republicans and 17 Democrats to the state house and a 14-10 Senate balance.
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Senate
New Athletic Field Planned Beside City Reservoir
The city plans a new athletic field between the reservoir and Rose Cottage west of the S A T C barracks. A cinder track four lengths broad, football and baseball fields, bleachers, and a field house with showers follow Ohio State University design. A gate ticket office and wire fencing ready for use after the flu and war end.
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Rose Cottage
Ohio State University
University News
Weather Drift Figures and Wheat Prospects Near Clovis
Blizzard impacted Cameron and nearby areas with deep drifts four to five feet. Estimated snow depth 5 to 10 inches on level ground. Clovis resident Clovis N Sedden reports 375 acres of wheat largely up and looking fine with current price offers around 5000 dollars for the crop, about 13.43 per acre or five bushels per acre. He recalls last year's yield was five times this per acre on a good acreage and expects better prospects now.
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Cameron
Clovis N
S. Sedden
Clovis
Colfax Boosts Republican Certainty Amid Dictation Appeal
Springer's Stockman leads Colfax Heath as he fills a war quota. The United States Nurse Reserve under the Council of National Defense asks New Mexico to enroll volunteers. five are sought from the county. Enlisted are Sophie Salazar of Spring Jer Enid Lynch of Ute Park Donna Nance Esther Lanceley of Elizabeth town and Ida Walker of Raton.
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Colfax Heath
United States Nurse Reserve
Council of National Defense
New Mexico
Sophie Salazar
Spring Jer
Enid Lynch
Ute Park
Donna Nance
Esther Lanceley
Elizabethtown
Ida Walker
Raton
Raton Range
Eddy County Cotton Ginning, Cattle Movement Report
Eddy and John Lewis sold part of their cotton crop last week with 16 bales, while gins report strong yields and high prices. Carlsbad Current notes 240 bales ginned to date, 50 waiting, and near 1000 bales expected. Cattle are moved back to Budeye ranch from Texas pastures, with careful cost tracking mentioned. Train cargo shows 18 cars Lakewood and 5 Artesia cars sent to Kansas City yards.
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Carlsbad
Christian
Carlsbad Ginning Company
Carlsbad Argus
Texas
A. Swigart
Carls
Eddy County
Lakewood
Artesia
Kansas City
Cattle shipments from Cliff and surrounding districts
Between 1100 and 1200 head of cattle were sent last week from the local stockyards by P. M. Shelley W. P. Doyle Emett Pitts D. D. Littlefield John Henry and other Cliff district ranchers. Additional large consignments came from Bear Creek Cattle Company and Flemine Cattle Company. A Nov 1 shipment of about 900 head was made by the H-Y outfit and others from Buckhorn district.
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P. M. Shelley
W. P. Doyle
Emett Pitts
D. D. Littlefield
John Henry
Cliff
Bear Creek Cattle Company
Flemine Cattle Company
H-Y Outfit
Buckhorn
Silver City Enterprise
Silver City sees mining payroll boost and road completion
A fifteen mile road to Deming opens while manganese firms at Boston Hill near Silver City employ about 1 men, boosting the town after the smelter closure. Pioneers Kirchman Crawford and Porterfield Brothers expand output at Armory Stevens mines. A New Mexico Mounted Police captain receives a solid gold badge from co workers in Silver City.
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Boston Hill
Silver City
Kirchman and Crawford
Porterfield Brothers
Armory
Stevens
Herbert J. McGrath
New Mexicol Mounted Police
Captain McGrath
Ray Garyson
R. G. Putnam
Rafael Gomez
W. H Bates
Lee Caldwell
Cipriano Baca
W. C. Biggerstaff
Y. G. Zambrano
Silver City Enterprise
Lincoln firm sells Head quarters Ranch to Vicente Bros
Lincoln firm Spence and Sons sold the Head quarters Ranch to Vicente Bros of Encino and took possession last week. The sale price was 20,400 dollars according to Carrizozo Outlook.
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Spence & Sons
Vicente Bros
Encino
Carrizozo Outlook
Dr T Dabney Leads In Influenza Case Cleanup
Dr T Dabney, the only civilian physician, treated influenza and pneumonia in Columbus with high success. Out of 120 cases last week, only one loss reported. Dr Dabney worked day and night delivering strong results. G E Parks editor of Columbus Courier has joined the army at Camp Stanly. Mrs Parks will run the business with M A Harrison overseeing the mechanical side.
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Otis
Carlsbad
T. Dabney
Columbus
Dabney
Columbus Courier
G. E. Parks
The
Camp Stanly
M'KINLEY Ramah outfit expects roundup and large cattle shipment
The Ramah Live Stock Co will finish their annual roundup in a couple of weeks and ship a large cattle load. Cattle are in good condition. Grains across McKinley county have been fair despite a dry season. Zuni Mountains crops look good though potatoes are about 50 per cent. Ramah valley remains very dry due to a drying reservoir. County agent notes fair overall crops with corn and beans thriving in a dry year. The C M Light Grain Co expands with a reinforced cement warehouse in Tu c umcari as irrigation helps business. Indians east of the elevator at Zuni Regions report good crops this year. County Agent Taylor vaccinates cattle against blackleg on a Gallup district tour. Mr and Mrs Felton lose their car in Tijeras canyon floods. car sold for $30.
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McKinley Counry
Zuni
Ramah
C. M. Light Grain Co
Gallup Herald
Tu— Cumcari
Tucumcari
Foreman Fowler Reports Rapid Progress on White Flats Stone Crusher
Socorro district road crew foreman Fowler, stationed on the White Flats, visited town last week and reports swift work progress since the stone crusher was installed. Magdalene News notes the update as the project advances.
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Fowler
White Flats
Magdalene News
Liberty Joan flag at New Mexico Normal University
The Las Vegas Optic notes New Mexico Normal University proudly owns a 100 percent Liberty Joan flag featuring four stripes, indicating they went over the top with their quote J in the last drive.
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New Mexico Normal University
Las Vegas Optic
Tom King Opens First Class Restaurant on Main Street
Sierra Tom King launches a new upscale restaurant beneath the old Mercantile building on Main Street in Hillsboro, offering refined dining and a local gathering spot for residents. The Hillsboro Advocate notes the opening as a notable addition to downtown commerce.
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Tom King
Main Street
Hillsboro
Wright clothing store closes branch in Torrance and cattle shipments
The Wright clothing store closed its Torrance branch with goods moved to Albuquerque. Three cattle cars were shipped to Kansas City, with J S Clack, O W Bay, N Shirley, and J M Wood involved. Clack accompanied the shipment. Rev R E Farley sent cattle to Mclntosh ranch. Gordon bought Har Ian Mathews ranch near Estancia and harvested 36000 lbs of beans. Farmers praise recent rains and anticipate a bumper crop next year as ground stays saturated in the county.
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Wright Clothing
Albuquerque
Fsnancia Herald
Kansas City
J S. Clack
O. W. Bay
N. Shirley
J. M. Wood
Mr. Clack
Estancia Herald
Mr. Gordon
Tneumears
Roy Trading Co updates bean cleaning plant and sheds
MORA The Roy Trading Co has installed a modern bean cleaning and grading system at their Bean Warehouse. Two men operate the outfit with capacity to handle several car loads, unloading directly into a large pit. The firm is expanding machinery sheds and purchasing many beans while Rev C W Hearn plans a printing career amidst editorial humor about the dream.
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Roy Trading Co
Roy
Soap-weed Camps Suspended by Heavy Rains at Newman
All soap-weed camps at Newman have ceased operations due to recent heavy rains in the region. Workers hoped to resume this week if weather permits.
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Newman
Bhalers
Cattle shipments and weather boost Quay County farming
Quay J. S. Bradley of Glenrio shipped two cars of cattle to the Oklahoma City market last Monday while A. L. Thomas and D. T. Kirby of House sent one car to Kansas City last week. A recent heavy snowfall adds moisture as farmers press to plant a large wheat acreage with prospects unusually bright for a bumper next year.
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J. S. Bradley
Glenrio
Oklahoma City
A. L. Thomas
D. T. Kirby
House
Kansas City
Quay County
House News
Roosevelt S. H. Thomas Seeks Repairs and Seed Wheat Update
Roosevelt S. H. Thomas from Inez visited town Wednesday to arrange repairs for sister drills and plan farming for next year. He and his son formerly raised 7000 bushels of wheat three years ago and still have about seventy five bushels for seed this fall. Portales News notes the Portales Brokerage and Commission Co near the depot on display the largest pumpkin we
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S. H. Thomas
Inez
Portales News
Portales Brokerage and Commission Co
Sheep market activity at Folsom fair week
The Folsom sheep market showed notable activity with shorn sheep counts reported by several dealers. George W. Baker shipped 2,090 sheep while Doherty Mercantile moved 14.0 percent and Carlos Corway and Rafael Salas shipped 1,400 and 1,000 sheep respectively at Des Moines Swastika. The piece ends with a moral admonition about speaking ill of others and self-reflection.
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Folsom
George W. Baker
Doherty Mercantile
Carlos Corway
Rafael Salas
Des Moines
Doing Y W C A Work Among Women in India
A participant who attended a New York meeting by the War Work Council of the Young Women's Christian Association has returned to her native country to开展 YWCA work among women there under the association's direction.
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New York
War Work Council
Young Women's Christian Association
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