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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1917
Page
2
Publication details show Tee Evening Current with H. Mullane as editor and manager. It notes second class mailing in Carlsbad New Mexico under March 1879 act, daily except Sundays, by Carlsbad Printing Company. Subscription rates listed: one year five dollars, six months and one month options, sample copies available.
The Evening Current, an Associated Press paper between Amarillo and El Paso, promotes its regular day report as the world’s greatest news service. The paper notes the service costs are high but the monthly price is only 60 cents for delivery locally.
The article discusses how names that would have faced conscription in Eddy county might be drafted on the next call if the quota was met by vor. It notes that those drawn earlier would likely be notified for examination next, with further lists to follow and more information expected soon.
A El Paso dispatch reports that men in the initial draft pool may enlist in the regular army before their examination. Those named among the first 12 drawn can volunteer until they are summoned before the examination board. The message clarifies eligibility for voluntary enlistment for registered individuals pending their board appearance.
A Washington report by a federal disbursing officer shows New Mexico ranks fifth among states in men furnished per 100 000 inhabitants. Kansas, South Dakota, Maine, and Vermont supply higher or similar levels. Data cover population and enlistment for the National Guard.
Figures from Allied sources estimate German submarine warfare has destroyed about one million tons of merchant shipping per month since the campaign began. The tally includes cargo weight but is based on unregulated tonnage. Washington, July.
John T. Evans of the P. V. Motor s. suffered injury to his right hand when caught between a fan and pump whaff of a Chandler six while adjusting the running engine. The little finger was fractured and the hand mangled, likely to be unusable for some time.
Albuquerque Journal notes Arizona copper mine operators plan to Americanize their workforce by employing only American born citizens. The piece debates patriotism and free country rights, arguing the stance targets the Industrial Workers of the World, viewed as radical and hostile to American governance.
Carlsbad store reports 160 satisfied customers for its Tr Clark Jewel Oil Stove. Item claims include compatibility with year old oil and evening use.
The group is accused of paralyzing industries essential for munition and supply production for the United States and its allies. They are deemed enemies of the nation, and Arizona aims to rid itself of the disturbances, while the federal government must devise new means to curb them elsewhere.
Governor Lindsey was informed by the Provost Marshal General that New Mexico will have two state exemption boards, one for the north and one for the south. Each board, consisting of five members, will pass on county appeals for appointments. Members are named by the president, with Lindsey to make recommendations.
The Nara Visw News notes Gragg’s potential contract to supply 100 tons of soap weeds at $9.00 each, with thousands of car loads to scour in the vicinity. The item suggests a feasible deal for Gragg to fill amid local supply expectations.
Frank Hulbert, agent for the BE. 2 and S. W. at Solana, got his leg broken while standing by a track as a passing train sent a car wheel rock which struck his leg with force. He was sent to the company hospital at El.
Deputy Sheriff Ofelio Silva of De Baca was wounded by gunfire while trying to arrest Arthur M. Smith at Smiths ranch near Ricardo for threatening J. N. Akin of Yeso with a deadly weapon. A bullet fractured Silva's arm above the elbow. Smith is jailed.
A young girl identified as Maria Montanny was fatally shot by mistake with a .22 rifle in Las Poems. Investigators report Elroy Baca, nine, fired the fatal round while handling the weapon. the bullet struck the girl in the breast and she died instantly.
Roswell News reports James E. Alvey, who shot and killed Ray Walters last Thursday morning, is jailed. Sheriff Rector and James Creek aided by Cleek’s ranch hands captured Alvey near Court Marley’s pasture. Alvey, unarmed and remorseful, blamed escape on desire to avoid long jail time, and said he walked through Chihuahua and a canyon before returning to Roswell. He described a wife and four children, and has retained attorney O. O. Askren.
Ivory Phillips of Carrixazo was severely injured when a cartridge exploded in a bonfire started by him and companions. He was feeding the fire when a shell fragment tore into his lower limb, witnesses say.
A brief notice states that the notary remains in the current office and continues to perform sworn functions. Officials confirm consistency in location and authority, ensuring uninterrupted legal document authentication.
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