Double Weddings and Local Updates In Albuquerque Area
Report notes two wedding parties at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm in Albuquerque with Miss Willie Matheson and Sergeant Bill Foote and Miss Bernice Williamson with Lieutenant Fred M ent Wood. Details mention legal action involving Public Utilities Company, cattle shipments from Riverton, and various local residents traveling, with farm notes on crops near Clovis and rain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Albuquerque
Willie Matheson
Bill Foote
Bernice Williamson
Fred Ment
The Motherland Calls the Men to Serve in War
A vivid poem-like piece describes a mass call to citizens from fields and coasts to join the defense. It portrays the invasion of a winter shore, cannon fire, and workers from mills and mines answering the motherland's summons with marching resolve. The speaker notes soldiers, sailors, and citizens converging to defend homeland amid snow and sea.
Americans Abroad Respond to Marine Corps Appeals
Americans worldwide answer the call to serve with 104 applications in every region. Letters pour in from twenty six foreign nations including New Zealand China Japan Egypt and multiple American continents. Contributions from South Central America West Indies and Britain reflect broad international patriotism.
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Marine Corps
Globe
United Staten
New Zealand
China
Japan
Egypt
Ranch travelers report welcome rain in Red Bluff area
Mrs Sam Finlay and Monroe plan a trip to a ranch near Red Bluff today. Tom Reeves and wife arrived from the ranch and are much better now after a good rain in their area, which is considered worth telling.
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Avorney Phillips
Chilcont
Sam Finlay
Monroe
Red Bluff
Tom Reeves
Deportees Greet Small Crowd After Return
Gallup New Mexico August 7 No demonstration mail for the return of thirty deported men. A small crowd of relatives and friends gathered at the Santa Fe railway station. Governor Lind asked McKinley county defense to protect returning deportees. Sheriff Roberts sent J W W cards and alleged incendiary literature to justice department. District Attorney Craig and Capt. Fornoff urged miners at Diamond and Southwestern mines to return to work. Conditions unchanged at Gallup American Coal Company.
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Gallup
Santa Fe
McKinley County Council of Defense
Lind
Roberts
Department of Justice
George R. Craig
Albuquerd
Fred Fornoff
Mounted Police of
New Mexico
Diamond
Southwestern
Gallup-American Coal Company
Deportees Return to Homes Under Governor Protection
Thirty men, the last of a deported band, boarded Santa Fe train No 21 bound for Gallup after Governor Lindsey ordered state protection to keep them within the law. Sheriff Roberts in McKinley County was notified to safeguard exiles as they traveled and slept in Helen awaiting shelter. The plan to shelter them in tents or vacant buildings was disrupted by the governor’s arrangements.
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Mc-Kinley County Council of Defense
Santa Fe
Gallup
Lindsey
Bob” Roberts
McKinley County
Helen
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Linotype
Old Justice Place
Tom Jones
Orange
Riverton
Colorado
A. A. Bearup
Queen
Paul Ares
Charles Harbert
Grace
Beulah
Loyington
Ben Christian
Grier
Cheer
Christian Saya
Katie
Arizona
White Mountains
John Queen
John Plowman
Wallis Bullock
Loving
Claude Farris
Wallis
Henk
Alonie
Conia
Callin
Atlantic
Rone
Acrox
Rolllie Prairie
Theobe
Callie
Allie
Alwarem Ant
Wittiam HL Fischer
New Jersey
Epon
Bel
Telegrapha
Mc-Kinly
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