Carlsbad Newspaper Details and Publication Info
The Evening Current lists Wm. H. Mullane as editor and manager. It states second class mail status dated April 14, 1917, at Carlsbad New Mexico under the 1879 act, published daily by the Carlsbad Printing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Mullane
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Carlsbad Printing Company
Carlsbad urged to imitate camps and banks headquarter model
The piece notes many small towns becoming training camps aviation schools and farm loan banks as government needs spread. It suggests Carlsbad could benefit from organized civic effort by the Commercial Club or locals to attract similar opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Commercial Club
Deming to Host Massive Military Cantonment In Mimbres Valley
The United States plans a vast wartime camp near Deming in Luna County, with 1000 buildings, flood of lumber and steel, and double pay for Sundays. Canteens, stables, hospitals, and a theater rise as 40 000 workers rush to build a city overnight. The project demands thousands of carloads of material and resources to house and feed troops.
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Luna Coui Ta
Metropolit Oan Sum
United States
Mimbres Valley
Deming
Pourty
Luna County
Silver City
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Aar
Demingah
Demin
Woman Found Alive After Night in Arroyo Near Las Vegas
Mrs. Sikes of Florence Colorado was found days after wandering along the Arroyo Pecos near the Casteneda dairy. She was carried to the Central Hotel in Las Vegas and later placed on a train to Albuquerque to rejoin her daughter. Sheriff Lorenzo Delgado and Dr H J Teller aided in the rescue and she described walking after a train to Albuquerque before slipping and falling into the river. Her son, who helped her prior to collapse, remains unidentified.
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Las Vegas
N. M
M. E
Florence
Colorado
Arroyo Pecos
Sanrailroad
Casteneda
Sikeswan
Sherif Lorenzo Delgado
Pny
H. J
Eller
Albuquerque
Sikes
Harry
Central Hotel
Sheriff Delgado
L. M. Kuhn
Ikes
Albuquernee
CIA
C. E. McCullough
Aviation site for New Mexico training camps urged
Congressman's letter to H D Stennis of Carlsbad promotes pursuing an aviation training camp site in New Mexico. It lists detailed flight field specs including 640 acres, terrain maps, weather data, land ownership, lease and purchase costs, utilities, transport links, and government control of all schools.
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Walton
D. Stennis, Jr
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Stennis
Signal Corps
The
War Department
Tam
B. Walton
Weather Bureau
Ould
No context but reports hearing difficulties
Brief entry notes someone suffered ocular discomfort or hearing impairment. The fragment provides limited details on the event or individuals involved.
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Lena
Carlsbad Steam Laundry
Purdy's
Rev Vegas
Mra
M. E. Sikes
Santa
J. M. Kuhn