Germans Gain at Kemmel Hill in Northern Front
Galling combat endures along the Flemish ridge with Kemmel Hill as a focal point. British and French forces, though outnumbered, hold a stubborn line near Bailleul Hollebeke and Vierstraat while Mont Kemmel remains contested. In London an official said ejecting Germans from Kemmel is desirable. French counterattacks seek to reclaim positions. Also noted: Vice Admiral Schroeder’s removal for seizure by surprise at Zeebrugge. Obituary: Mrs Joseph Stephenson dies near Amarillo after visiting Carlsbad years ago.
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Flanders Front
Mont Kemmel
Bailleul
Hollebeke
Vierstraod
Kemmel
Ypree
France
Associated Press
London
leul-Hollebeke
Kemmel Ting
Aran Kemmel
Viretrast
Merville
Lys
Givenchey
Somme
Villiers-Bretonneux
Joseph Stephenson
Edwin Stephenson
Amarillo
Carlsbad
Pecos Valley Association Meet In Pecos Attended By Carl Livingston
Carl Livingston transported a group of Odd Fellows to the Pecos Valley Association meeting in Pecos today leaving at about nine this morning.
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Carl Livingston
Pecos Valley Association
Pecel
Bonds Bought To Date In April Opened At Local Theater
On Liberty Day a local theatre opened subscriptions totaling 1 966 776 dollars in war bonds. A local man made his second subscription of two thousand dollars after his first of one thousand dollars two weeks earlier.
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Associated Press
Washington
Son
Lo Ata
Bonner Leaves for Roswell to Await France Duty
Bonner departs at noon for Roswell on important business and expects to return tonight. He has been selected as hospital entertainer over there and has sent credentials and recommendations to headquarters. He may depart for France once formalities are finished. Lovington men Mordon Epps and Graham Peevler enlist in the U.S. Navy, with Leeman Glasscock guiding them to Curlebad.
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Bonner
Roswell
Mordon Epps
Graham Peeveler
Lovington
U.S. Navy
Plains
Epps
Leeman Glasscock
Curlebad
Clarence Bell of the First Nation al Bank Visits Dayton
Clarence Bell visits Dayton for a day, representing the First Nation al Bank. Local residents note the visit highlights community ties and potential future collaboration.
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Clarence Bell
The
First National Bank
Dayton
Auzzy and Roberts Return From Roswell Trip
Auzzy and BH. A. Roberts of the Pubin' we Utilities Company have returned from a successful business trip to Roswell.
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Auzzy and
BH. A. Roberts
Pubin’ We Utilities Company
Roswell
Embargo Notices From Dutch East Indies Affect US War Needs
Dutch East Indies places an embargo on tin tin ore cinchona bark quinine and kopok exports to the United States amid wartime scarcity. The move is described as retaliation for requisitioning Dutch ships. Washington reports a large casualties tally from the Somme and war activity continues. In Carlsbad a Mrs. Wilson urged patriotism explaining government bulletins and library outreach. Claude Wright assists in a potato planting drive as school suspensions aid the effort.
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Associated Presa
Arent
HoBend Plac
Dutch East Indies
United States
Mie
Reed seeks Eddy Lea counties nomination amid cattle talk
The report notes Guy Reed from Artesia plans town electioneering for the Eddy and Lea counties representative nomination. W J Barber arrived from the ranch, spent the night, and prepared to depart for the lane twenty miles out. Nira Barbers accompanies him. cattle losses are feared without rain though other herds improve.
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Guy Reed
Artesia
Eddy
Leu Canties
W. J. Barber
Nira
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Kemmel Hill
Dolmo Radcliffe
Rad
Ypres
Dy Associated Press
Amsterdam
Lchroeder
Zeebrugge
Liberty
Red Cross
Army
J. A. Huston
Loving
Brookfield
Paris
War Office
Harry L. Wilson
Santa Fe
Court House
Wilson Ie
Food Commission
Wilson
Claude Wright
Brinton
Treasury
National Bank OF Carlsbad
Federal Reserve Bank
Glendel
Carlsbad Id Steam Laundry
Au Suntampitan
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