Negro Troops Shipped Back to Columbus New Mexico
An Associated Press dispatch from Deming New Mexico reports preparations to entrain the Twenty-Fourth United States Infantry battalion of black soldiers and move them back to Columbus New Mexico. The transfer follows riots in Houston Texas where several were accused in a killing spree. among the soldiers are thirty four charged with murder. An investigation into the shootings began as the unit of six hundred thirty three men was moved after arrival of Major General Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Deming
N Mt
No Today
Twenty-Fourth
United States Infantry
Columbus
N. M
Hoyston
Texas
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Columbia
New Mexico
Bell
Mare Island Explosion Declared Deliberate Act
The Mare Island Navy Yard blast last July killed five and injured thirty. The refusal to identify a suspect was addressed in Secretary Daniels report confirming the act was deliberate and by an unknown party to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Mare Island Navy Yard
Daniels
Bulgarian Premier Seeks Peace in Papal Note Interview
The Bulgarian premier advocates peace in the Papal peace note interview. Officials urge ongoing diplomacy while stressing the urgency of a peaceful settlement amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dosalvoff
Lovington Picnic News Notes Highlight Three Day Barbecue
Report from Lovington recounts a three day barbecue drawing about three thousand guests on day two. Meals were ample with women served first and plenty for all. Visitors included band members from Lubbock, plus numerous locals and visitors from Midland Knowles Andrews Roswell Carlsbad and Carlsbad figures. Notables included Judge Grantham and several families enjoying music, dancing and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Dwight Brown
S. W. Plates
Midland
Texas
R. Barrow
Knowles
Henry Scott
Andrews
Molt
Bill Lusk
England did not start the war Germany sought war says Lord Ceical
Lord Ceical, minister of block ade, asserts in a weekly Associated Press talk that Germany planned and desired war long before hostilities. He cites an Italian writer’s 1913 account of Germany seeking action in the Balkans and American Ambassador Gerard’s report that the crown prince spoke openly of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
Lord Ceical
Associated Press
Italy
Balkane
Gerard
Labor disputes in shipyards to be adjusted soon
Associated Press reports an adjustment board will be created to settle labor disputes in U S shipyards. The board will have four or five members with Everett Macy named chairman by the president, Gompers to name the second, and the emergency fleet corporation to name the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Everett Macy
New York
National Civil Federation
Adjustment
Gompers
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Draft board examines applicants across counties
Ady county board reviewed candidates for the draft from several counties. Chand De Moss of Otero accepted, F Yeur ralde of El Paso Texas accepted, Hardcastle of Lincoln accepted, Ralph Thornton of Person Oklahoma rejected, SM Martin accepted, Jno Garrett of Tombstone Arizona rejected, J J Mance of Tillman Oklahoma accepted, Gurney Clark Cook County Illinois rejected, no one from Eddy notified to appear yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady County
Chand de Moss
Otero County
F. Yeurralde
el Paso County
Texas
Hardcastle
Lincoln County
Ralph Thornton
Person
Oklahoma
Martin
Jno
W. Garrett
Tombstone
Arizona
J. J. Mance
Tillman County
Gurney Clark
Cook County
Ilinois
Eddy
Picnic guests 즐 Bert and locals mingle at event
Guests from relatives mingle with Bert who knows everyone and helps at the counter. Will Smith and Earnest Shafer from Rocky with families spent several days at the picnic. Mrs John Hewitt and her relatives joined the plains meeting friends at the three day barbecue. Many others attended though names were not recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
N. Jones
Grace
Dal
Ada Gordon
Frank Jones
Elmore
Misa Gladys
Leonard Jon Peargonti
Roswell
Aud Lu Misses
Mary White
Eulalia Merchant
Anita Jorian
Carlsbad
R. L. Halley
Will Craig
J. W. Armstrong
D. G. Grantham
Merchant Brothers
G Grantham
Lovington
Wilka Glasscock
Janie
Nettie Mae Kindel
Joe Johns
P. Childress
Charles Walker
J. W. Walter Pendleton
Mr Richards
Luther Thomas
Keller
Joe Lunk
Daddy Heard
J. H. Graham
Nat Houston
Tom Reeves
Sprong
Jeff D. Hart
Neek
Bert Rawline
Wit
Bert
Will Smith
Earnest Shafer
Rocky
John Hewitt
Mamie Smith
Johnie, Hewitt, Jr
Russians protest against present government in Moscow
Moscow reports labor unions opposing the Moscow conference. They declare a one day strike in protest and call the conference counter revolutionary. Union leaders say democratic organizations cannot participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
President urges exemption for heads of families in draft
Washington August 25 the President writes Secretary Baker urging careful examination to avoid drafting married men who are heads of families and stating that single men should be drafted where possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baker
Carlsbad Steam Laundry Publicizes Sanitation Promise
Our prices are based upon quality sanitation. Carlsbad Steam Laundry emphasizes sanitary service as The Sanitary Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
French Score Another Victory on Verdun Front
Paris reports a new French victory last night on the Verdun front north of Hill No 43. Fortified works near Rethincourt are completed, and total prisoners captured since the fighting began has risen to sixty one hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Verdun Front
Rethincourt
Italians Break Austro Hungarian Lines at the Isonzo Front
Italian forces under General Cadorna reportedly break Austrian lines along the Isonzo front and push the Austro Hungarians back from Montes who had held the summit. Italian troops advance as the enemy withdraws under difficult resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Rome
Italy
Montes
Aremy
General Cadorna
Catholics Persecuted in Portugal Displaced Cardinal Mendes in Exile
Associated Press reports Cardinal Anthony Mendes, patriarch of Lyon, ordered to leave Portugal and reside in Lisbon or suburbs for one year amid persecution of Catholics. The decree targets church leaders and observers note tensions with the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres Linon
Anthony Mendes
Lyon
Portuge
Mment
Naita
Lisbon
New Mexico Tops Nine Steam Laundrys in Quality Ranking
New Mexico lists nine steam laundries with the state ranked fourth in size and first in quality, marking The Sanitary Way as a leading local operator in the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Old Camp
Mare Island
Liberty Loan
Fentiment
The
National Bank
Carlsbad, N. M
Strars
Christian & Co—Insura
Federal Reserve Banking
the National Bank OF Carlsbad
AGAID
Strohold
Portugual