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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1917
Page
1
Premier Kerensky rules Russia with iron and blood as government grants unlimited power to save the country. Mefferemove named Minister of Justice. M. Beryomnikov named minister of public aid, both Duma members from the progressive element.
President Wilson sent a letter to Denam requesting his resignation while accepting General Goethals and Captain White's resignations. The move aims to end a shipbuilding row that hindered the federal vessel program and reorganize the Shipping Board with Gavin E. Hurley named chairman. Colby and Goethals were among those stepping down.
Washington July 2 funds of the Interstate Commerce Commission in the intermountain rate cases adopted a general readjustment of rates. The reform abolishes low preferential rates from eastern centers to Pacific seaports and sets intermountain territory rates at proportionals approximating rough transcontinental levels.
Washington July 24 McAdoo today prepared new war estimates for Congress requiring revenue not as templated as the Senate Finance Committee revised war tax bill. The government now wants five billions.
W G Doss, a veteran veterinarian, collapsed yesterday at Bates Bottle shop. The incident drew medical responders and bystanders as onlookers watched paramedics attend to him at the scene.
Mrs Bujac and her son Etienne left Sunday night for Albuquerque with Major. The journey is described as a needed change for the children and will bring the family closer to their father, seen as an additional comfort amid danger.
EV Albritton promoted to clerk in grocery. Hooey Mul drow drives Virgil’s car. Old Galton runs south. Gordon Witsill takes over wholesale rus.
Serbia charges Austria and Bulgaria with illegal exploitation of all occupied provinces and reserves the right to demand indemnities for devastations, after a formal note released by the state department. The note notes violations of international law and seeks compensation for damage to Serbian territory and objects.
The cabinet in Santiago has resigned without any stated reason. The move comes amid political turmoil and leaves the government short handed as officials assess next steps.
Berlin reports an unprecedented artillery tie of intensity in Flanders as German forces push toward the Carpathians from the Seretes region. In other news, District Attorney Robert C. Dow travels to Roswell to represent the state in the James E. Alvey case.
A July report from Vienna notes omic conferences between the German and Austrian Hungarian populations mark the first steps toward forming a broader Middle Europe. Officials see these talks as laying groundwork for a new regional framework amid growing nationalist pressures.
An AP report from Louisville on July 4 describes a sentry firing over a Belgian mission car when it failed to stop at a cantonment entrain. The sentry was arrested following the incident.
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