New Mexico After the Judas of Senate in War Mews
Editorial clippings discuss New Mexico's push to expel Senator La Follette for obstructing WWI aid and defense efforts. The piece notes Gov Hanly's speaking tour, optimism in San Juan County, and calls for unity in supporting the war and prohibition issues. It highlights Colonel Wood’s warning on preparedness, the need for roads to Santa Fe, and regional business notes including Estancia Valley prosperity and Pecos tomato shipments.
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New Mexico
la Follette
Court House
Hanly
Jefferson
Lincoln
Washington
Grant
Yorktown
Appo
Cuba
Spain
New World
Fall
Charlee Springer
Council of Defense
Robert M. la Follette
United States Senate
The
United
Pecos Valley
Lakewood
Dayton
Deportation of prisoners debate in New Mexico
Governor Lindsey weighs pardons and deportation for Mexican citizens jailed at Santa Fe penitentiary as crowding prompts policy ideas. Discussion notes cosmic influence, public opinion and wartime politics alongside commentary on prohibition and current figures from Hearst publications.
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Lindsey
Mexico
Santa Fe
Local Papers Highlight War Effort And Editorials
A collage of snippets from multiple New Mexico papers covers war coverage, editorials, and civic notes. Items reference editor J. T. White, Governor Lindsey on prohibition, agricultural crops in Otero and Torrance counties, and local reactions to national events. Readers are urged to watch advertising pages and support wartime efforts while local columns praise editors, educators, and public notices.
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Doepp
Noel
Vineyard Farm
National Committee On
Belors
Jine Pasture
Carlsbad Argus
J. T. White
San Jon
San Jon Truth Be Published and That No infor-Sentinel
Roy
Charlie Stevens
San Jon “Sentinel
el Paso Herald
Lindsey
People of
New Mexico
Otero County
Torrance County
Mora County
Willard Rucord
German Airmen Drop Note Into American Camp
A hostile aircraft circled the American expeditionary camp in France on September 27 and dropped a shell-weighted note. The message claimed no immediate intent to molest Americans, citing they are not numerous enough to warrant attention. The note was hurried to camp headquarters.
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France
Amercan
Heyward Broun
New York
Tribune
National Council Will Take Census of Woman Power
The Woman's Committee of the Council of National Defense approved plans for registering the nation’s women. Sixteen states set registration dates, ten by governors, with work already underway in three. Registration will be voluntary only for those seeking government service, and ages may be stated generally such as under forty or over thirty.
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National Council
Washington
Council of National Defense
Dona Ana County Fair Praised By Publicity Expert
J F Jarrell, Santa Fe publicity agent, praised Dona Ana County at a Las Cruces event. He highlighted strong farming interest, impressive product displays, and credited the county agent as a key booster for agricultural success.
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Dona Ana County
J. F. Jarrell
The
Santa Fe
Las Cruc
Jarrell
Albuquerque Hera
Santa Fe School Bond Sale Notifies Sealed Bidder Details
The County Treasurer of Santa Fe New Mexico invites sealed bids by October 20 1917 at 10 am for twenty eight thousand dollars of Santa Fe City School Board bonds at 5 6 percent interest for 30 years redeemable after 10 years. Bonds issued as five hundred dollar denominations with bids requiring certified checks. The notice dated September 28 1927 notes election approval September 4 1917 and reserves right to reject bids.
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County of
Santa Fe
Ald” City
Edacation
Nicolas Sena Teewutee
New Mexico
Board of Education
City of
State of
Catron Piet
Nat
Road Santa Fe to Taos Could Bring More Autos, Says Wilson
Attorney Lewis S. Wilson of Raton urges Santa Fe officials to back a Santa Fe Taos road. He predicts at least 1000 more repeat travelers yearly and notes $30,000 to $80,000 will be spent with Colfax Taos counties and state aid. He asks cooperation from Santa Fe officials and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Santa FE
Taos
Lewis S. Wilson
Raton
Wilson
Sevas
Raton-Taos
Colfax
Baseden
Mel Wilson
Santa Fe County
Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce
Taos County
State Highway Commission
Good Roads Department
Excluded From Mails in Minneapolis Harmed IWW Teen
The Alarm newspaper reports a teenager tied to the Industrial Workers of the World has been denied mail service by the Minneapolis post office while held at a spending trial on charges of offering enlistments. Local officials announce the action amid ongoing proceedings.
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Minneapolis
Carl Ablteen
Abiteen
The
Industrial Workers of the World
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San Juan
Farmington
San Juan County
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Ian
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Ac' Ion
Heflin
Alabama
House of Representatives
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National Prohibition Movement
Hearst
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Prohibition
Antonio Lucero
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Fort Sumner Leader
Journal
Clovis Journal
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Harry
Nerfield
Silver City Enterprise
Union
Otheis Clayton
Santa Fe Revista Hustrada
General Clancy
Santa Re New Mexican
Eliss
Ln Lande Enterprise
John P. Mitchell
Nework
Albuquersque Journal
Hoover
Federal Exemption Board
New Mexico, Educational Association
Phil H. le Noir
Gipist Industrial ‘Clube
Walter M
Danbury
Chaplin
Charlie
United States
Crile
New Mexico Agricultural and Mechanical College
Workers of the World
Las Cruces
Grande
Sox
I . Mudge
Neblett, Burkhart
Hudin
New York “Tribune
Albuquerque
Patrio
America
William Ae Stouri
Supreme Court
Food Administration
Ling
Las Cruces Republic
One Hundred and Fifty-ninth Infantry
Uncle Sam
First Infantry
Guard
Sierra Land Grant
Columbus Courier
Glenrie Trisbune
Wiliam Baeeden Hearst
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Carlsbad
Town
London
Las Vegas
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New York Sun
Brooklyn Eagle
Congress
Toledo Blade
Boston Transcript
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Santa Fe New Mexican
Senator la Follette
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Jmokers
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New York World
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