Farmers Discuss Raising Food at Pecos Valley Meeting
Farmers at the Pecos Valley Institute held a session to elect a permanent chairman and secretary. They formed the Eddy County Farm and Garden Association, elected officers, approved permanent resolutions, and urged retrenchment and encouragement of farming, gardening, and livestock health amid labor and price concerns.
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Wild and rapid rise in wheat
By Associated Press Chicago April 19. Wheat futures moved sharply upward as May wheat climbed to 2.40, up seven and three quarter cents, amid news that Minneapolis mills were swamped by shipping orders. Bakers anticipate higher bread prices due to flour costs.
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Germans Are Objects of Hate in Porto Alegre Attacks
Rio de Janeiro April 19 report fires were started during attacks on German property in Porto Alegre causing heavy losses to buildings owned by Brazilians and stirring strong public sentiment against Germans.
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Baseball results from today National and American leagues
National League games include Boston 7 over Philadelphia 4 with Heaton 2, Pittsburgh, Chicago over Brooklyn 2, New York. American League action shows Philadelphia 4 Boston 3 in 12 innings, Detroit 8 Cleveland 7.
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German government yields in food strike settlement
Berlin ends food strike as government concedes to union demands. A standing labor representatives commission will oversee distribution, with assurances no punishment for strikers and protections against ration evasions by the rich. The accord aims to secure adequate food rations and stable supply.
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Bill Would Provide for Calling Half Million
Washington April 19 The administration army bill with the amendment providing for the calling of volunteers in requirements of half million each and authorizing a draft only when the President decides the volunteer plan is inadequate was introduced in the house today. It was referred back to the committee for a perfunctory report and is to be reported Monday.
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Chilly Blasts and Heavy Snows Hit Telluride
Associated Press reports heavy snowfall in Southwest Colorado with two to three feet of snow across Montrose county. Train service halted as Ouray reports 24 inches and Telluride 30 inches while Silverton also shows 30 inches in the mining region.
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Peace Proposals of Count Zernin Opposed in Berlin Paper
Amsterdam April The Austrian foreign minister Count Zernin urged a peace conference of all belligerents. Count Von Reventlow attacks the proposal in the Berlin Tages Zeitung, saying it would ruin the German empire and that the empire is now on a path to victory.
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PAYS LIFE PENALTY FOR MURDER
Edward Mayberry, described as a half breed, was hanged today at Spokane to George Wright for the murder of a woman. The execution took place under the sentence carried out by state authorities.
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Germans Throw Fresh Troops to Stem French Offensive
Paris dispatch reports Germany hurled twelve new divisions into the sixty mile western front between Solglons and Aubrorive to halt advancing French forces despite earlier French gains at Moronvilliers. Berlin claims a quarter of a million troops engaged as German lines resist north of the Alane and in Champalone Nivellen.
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions soldiers, Germany, and military terms but lacks coherent details. No clear event, names, or dates to identify a specific news item.
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Germans deny submarines in western Atlantic
An official statement via Reuters and AP reads that no German submarines are active in the western half of the Atlantic. The dispatch notes that, despite early hostilities, no U boats have been seen in that region to date.
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Anti German Riots Hit Argentina as Pressure Grows
Reports from Washington dated April 19 describe anti German riots in Argentina and mass dismissals of Germans and Austrians. The actions reflect the Argentine government's struggle to resist popular pressure and avoid breaking relations with Germany.
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Millionaire's Son Enlists For Service In Army
Marshall Field Third, among America's wealthiest young men, arrived from New York to enlist in the Army. He will receive a modest monthly pay as he joins the ranks, reflecting a trend of affluent youth entering military service.
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Navy enlistment bill boosts strength to 150000
By Associated Press from Washington April 1 the administration bill raises navy enlistment from eighty seven thousand to one hundred fifty thousand and the marine corps was favorably reported to the senate today Madrid Spain April 19 the cabinet resigned today.
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