New Mexico State Record on Prohibition Question
The article discusses a proposed constitutional prohibition amendment in New Mexico and the political dynamics surrounding the November vote. It notes strong support from the Anti-Saloon League and limited liquor industry funding, with Republicans pledging to let citizens vote on the issue. It also mentions wartime alliances and the broader fight against German influence.
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New Mexico
Probion
Anti-Saloon League
United
Republican Party
Roe
Not Politics Business on Earth Page One Feature
A descriptive Earth page one story profiles Frank A. Hubbell and his expanding industry aimed at feeding Ae. Democratic newspapers in Mexico. The piece contrasts Hubbell as a public servant and businessman, noting political perceptions while detailing his venture and the ambitious trail he is blazing.
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Frank A. Hubbell
Mexico
Hubbell
Texas Gets Right Impeachment Looms Over Governor Bids
A fractured Texas article describes an impeachment mood against the governor and shifts of power within the state government. Lieutenant Governor W P Hobby is noted as assuming governorship with expectations of successful leadership while the secretary of state C J Bartlett resigns. The piece comments on university funding cuts and a broader political struggle in the Lone Star State.
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University of Tex
W. P. Hobby
C. J. Bartlett
Hobby
Lone Star
Ferguson
Revolution that failed and other town topics in Enid
Testifying in Enid, Hoover described a conspiracy backing an abortive revolution tied to I W and 42 affiliated groups planned for July 27. The piece mentions Las Vegas High School’s Lester Johnson, New Mexico education efforts, budget goals, and local civic concerns amid wartime draft talk and liquor debates.
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Will Hoover
Enid
Strahom
Casef
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Goover
Patriotism Keynote At New Mexico Education Meeting
The New Mexico Educational Association plans its annual convention in Santa Fe with 1500 to 2000 teachers attending. A keynote program will emphasize duty to country and civic lessons for thousands of boys and girls shaping future participation in government.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Tirla
New Mexicans Answer Call to the Colors at Fort Riley
Editorial clippings honor New Mexico men joining the National Army. Nearly 1,000 from the state form the contingent heading to Fort Riley as towns and cities join in patriotic demonstrations. In Santa Fe county 20 youths join others in a statewide sending of goodwill for the fighters. Governor Lindsey and Chief Justice Hanna voice farewell on behalf of the people.
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Fort Riley
New Mexico
National Army
Santa Fe
Lindsey
Hanna
Pride of New Mexico Battery A heads to It ck
Battery A leaves Albuquerque Monday morning en route to its destination, lauded as the Pride of New Mexico for latent efficiency in drill and maneuver by Captain Charles de Bremond. The unit has long been noted for value and discipline in service.
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Albuquerqu
New Mexico
Charles de Bremond
Ely Discusses Food Effort and French Tribute at Paris Theatre
Ralph C Ely federal food administrator for the district of New Mexico delivered a brief Sunday night talk at the Paris Theatre Santa Fe detailing the large impact of small individual sacrifices each week. He cited Lafayette nous voici and the French reception, noting Grace Elery Channing’s letter to the New York Tribune misattributed the phrase to General Pershing while credit should go to Colonel Stanton.
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Ralph C. Ely
District of Ice
Paris Theatre
Santa Fe
Individu
Lafayette
France
America
Grace Ellery Channing
New York
Tribune
Colonel Stanton
General Pershing
Dual NM routes urged for a northern military highway
The article argues for two direct routes through New Mexico from the Raton pass to El Paso as essential for future defense and commerce. It supports improving the existing Santa Fe road while approving a second east branch that aligns with the El Paso & Southwestern line, forecasting major regional development and government use. Compromise suggests building both roads to maximize capacity and strategic value.
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el Paso
New Mexico
Raton Pass
Santa Fe
Raton
el Paso & Southwestern
W. A. Hawkins
Jhoth
British Planes Carry 25 People In Trials
E Percy Noel describes giant British planes that carry twenty five on board as easily as three, with a load of several tons, flying faster than Allied planes of the war’s first year. Wind span allows full sized men to lie along the wings, enabling climbs to 10 000 feet. The craft is praised as the longest line high calibre artillery piece aiding the war effort.
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E. Percy Noel
Admiralty
Siektoon
Noel Deserbes
Westminster
Debut of Col Kingdon Gould Amid War Era Debates
The article spans many items from Col Kingdon Gould choosing exemption for a newspaper executive’s spouse to service in the 23rd Infantry, with coverage of wartime sentiments. It notes Roosevelt relations, marriage in July, patriotic week, and other varying notes on figures like Charles Edward Russell, Benedic Arnold, Northcliffe, and war censorship debates across New Mexico, Alamogordo, and Fort Worth.
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Guy
Kansas City
Kingdon Gould
Pro
Sith Infantry
George J. Gould
City Star
Roosevelt
Lord Northcliffe
Gallipoli
Kut
Northcliffe
Great Britain
British Isles
Fort Worth
Coal Allocation Cuts For Paris Households
Paris announces September coal quotas by household size. Homes with three or fewer occupants receive 170 kilos, those with five get 150 kilos, and six or more get 180 kilos. Authorities say current stocks should cover the quotas, but no firm delivery assurance is given.
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Paris
Loud anti England proper man vents at allies
A loud pro proponent attacks England not from concern for England but to avoid openly opposing America and savors cursing one of America's allies, reflecting a tense public sentiment in the era.
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England
America
New York Evening Sun
School Bond Sale Notice From Santa Fe County NM
Public notice announces a school bond sale to be held at the county office in Santa Fe New Mexico with details on a parcel location and interest terms. The notice lists publication dates and officials and identifies the sale as under the authority of the state of New Mexico and the city of Santa Fe.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Asurdt
New
Lee Starl
Santa
Wnty
Senta
Dream City and War Bonds in the Nation's Voice
A collage of wartime notes on Red Cross expenditures near twelve million, bread profit curbs urged by New York bakers, Cuba’s gift of German steamships, German-language press loyalty, and satirical quips about safety razors and China’s war status. Poems by Grantland Rice frame the piece with grief and resilience from multiple cities and papers.
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New York
Gila Monster Special Arrives at Camp Funston
The Gila Monster Special from Arizona brings 600 men to Camp Funston Kansas to begin wartime training and a Denver contingent adds nearly 400 more. About 15 000 troops now reside in the barracks as training continues.
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Camp Funston
Kans
Arizona
Denver
Colorado
First To Dishonor Colors Leavenworth Soldier Sentenced
Leavenworth Kansas September 23 George A Beasley a member of the American expeditionary force was brought to the federal prison to serve a thirty year sentence imposed by a court martial in France He is said to be the first American soldier returned from France for a crime he committed a statutory offense
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Bill
Tomman
Benedic Nold
Arnold
Lyceum
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Federal Reserve Bank
Dal
New Ina
Leavenworth
Kans
George A. Beasley
France
Beasley
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Frank Staplin
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Las Vegas
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Mhroudh
Lica Military Institute
Roswell
J. Wagner
Juarez
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Uncle Sam
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Star Alinger
Whie Sox
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Indiana
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W. E. Lindsey
Oomas
Clarence J. Roberts
Fee Supreme Court
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New Mexico College of Agriulture
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Witness Council of Defense
Women of America
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Red Cross War Council
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Cuba
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Amarillo Daily News
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