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Newspaper

The Evening Current

Location

Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1917

Page

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Water Users Vote on Half Million Dollar Proposition

Secretary Scott Etter filed a petition signed by shareholders to place a resolution on the coming election authorizing expenditure of half a million dollars on Carlsbad area cement lining and drainage. The project would raise construction cost by $21 per acre but would be repaid after 20 years, with no interest until present charges are paid. The question is submitted by the shareholders, per Etter.

Scott Etter Carlsbad Y. Etter Tomhinn

No Compromise for Peace Remarked by Lloyd George

Associated Press reports from London on December 28 that Premier Lloyd George stated that the achievement of the purposes for which the allies are fighting is essential to future freedom and world peace. The remark is viewed as Britain's reply to the German peace offer and was sent to a labor congress.

Associated Press London Lloyd- George T Labor Congress

France vows to press on as war continues

In Paris on December 28 Foreign Minister Menon tells the French Chamber of Deputies that peace terms from the central powers are unacceptable and that Germany seeks to draw France into negotiations with the Bolsheviks. He states France will keep fighting regardless of any separate peace by Sweden or other powers.

Hy Associated Press Varin France Menon Jared Ih Chamber of Deputies Hisola Germany Tolsheviki Inesia

Americans Receiving Special Mention On Western Front

The Le Gazette list published by Associated Broan highlights numerous Americans attached to the American Army nursing corps for special mention on the western front. The names are drawn from the long service noted in London on February 28.

Associated Broan London Haig Western Front le Gazette Army Nursing Corps

Disease Claims 118 Soldiers During Week

Washington reports a war department summary showing 118 national army deaths for the week ending February 21. Pneumonia caused 77 of the deaths, with other causes accounting for the remainder. The totals mirror or slightly rise from the prior week, reflecting ongoing national army losses and disease impact.

Washington Der National Army War Department of Gard

Private Banks in Petrograd Are Seized

Private banks in Petrograd including the National City Bank of New York branch were seized by soldiers under the direction of the Peace Commissioner Menshinsky. Manager Stevens was arrested and detained briefly as authorities alleged irregular reports. Delegates from Petrograd to the peace conference have agreed to recess until January fourth at an undetermined location. Trotsky is said to be drafting a note to the Entente seeking participation in the talks. Some officials plan a quiet weekend following a busy night and next morning.

Petrograd Menshinsky National City Bank of New York Btevens Wan Vetrosrad Tral Breat-Litovek Hive Trotsky En Tente Enihimsien Anki Pareticipate

Willard Says Red Cross Bout Must Be World Title Fight

World heavyweight champion Jess Willard told Associated Press he would box for a Red Cross benefit only if the bout is for the world championship. He denied insisting the match be non-title.

Jess Willard Red Cross Associated Chicago Jens Willard

Government Takes Step to Run Railroads

Washington on December 28 reports the first practical step in government operation of railroads. Director General McAdoo drafted the Railroad War Board into government service to work out unified operation plans and submit them for his approval.

Washington McAdoo Railroad War Board

Air Bombs Kill Two American Privates in France

Two American privates were killed by air bombing near a town in France during a night raid. The incident occurred while the American Army occupied a wooded area, with a local report naming Private Mine Roberta Bradley of Ros- as among the dead.

France Mine Roberta Bradley Ros

Meat Supply Auction Sparks New Year Armory Event

The federal trade commission inquiry in Horton reveals meat supply tied to packers paying bonuses to new retailers. Abraham Gunse Heiner, long in provision business, testifies that the meat business went to the highest bidder and the owner stayed silent about the matter. Don’t miss the big chance at the Armory New Year’s Eve.

Associated Press Horton Abraham Gunse- Heiner Federal Trade Commission

American Corporal Killed and Private Wounded in France

A German shell struck near a party of American engineers in trenches on the French front on Christmas Eve, killing a corporal and wounding a private. The incident occurred during a Christmas Eve action by American engineers in France.

Dyen France

Artillery Action on Verdun Front Reported Near Courieres Wood

Allied artillery engaged the Verdun front near Courieres Wood. German troops launched a crest attack on Wednesday as operations continued across Lorraine with limited details available from dispatches.

Verdun Front Paris Artit Verdun Courieres Wood Germaine Jenniie Alka Lorraine

Earthquake Ravages Plaques and City Destroys Part of Guatemala

A large earthquake devastates portions of Guatemala City causing widespread destruction and displacing thousands. The Associated Press reports continued property loss and shelter shortages as officials assess damage and relief efforts unfold.

Associated Pres Washington Atenala City Nate

Delbert Hubbard Undergoes Morning Operation

Delbert Hubbard was operated on at nine o'clock this morning at the hospital for the removal of tonsillar adenoids.

Delbert Hubbard Rm Hospital

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