The Evening Current masthead and publication details
The Evening Current 1 Perry editor and manager. Entered as second class matter April 16 1917 at the Carlsbad New Mexico post office under the Act of March 3 1879. Published daily Sundays excepted by the Carlsbad Printing Co.
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Carlsbad
New Mexico
Carlsbad Printing Co
Associated Press Rights Notice
The article carries Associated Press rights for republication of all AP dispatched or credited news and local coverage published in this paper. It states exclusive entitlement to syndicate AP material.
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Associated Pres
Washington Notes on Prosecutions and War Board Actions
The column argues the war board prosecutions in Otero county likely lacked grounds and reflect potential political persecution against Republicans. It notes three cases of Republican figures accused of evading law and calls for careful actions by local boards. Also covers coal price labels, draft orders, unauthorized directives, submarine warnings, and ongoing railroad labor strikes.
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War Boards
Otero County
Draft Boards
The
Draft Board
Washington
Hunters target enemy properties during wartime drive
The Eddy County Council of Defense with the Lick the Rainer Club seeks enemy property men living in Gey and AuattiaM Hungary and those allied nations. People in Bulgaria and Turkey are also to be watched. If you know of land or cattle, report it.
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Eddy County Council of Defense
Lick the Rainer Club
Fnenmien
Gey
Auattiam
Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Germany
Austria Hungary
County Council of Defense
Lick the Kaiser Club
Aleo
Belgium
France
Luxembourg
Hambu
Lick © Kateer Club
Washington
Henry
Austria-Hungary
Hambure
Club
Mapa
A. N. Pratt
Lick the Kaiser Club Seeks Enemy Pictures for War Effort
A wartime appeal urges Americans in Germany Austria Hungary and allies to report and return enemy property photos. The Lick the Kaiser Club invites submission of pictures of Belgium western France Luxembourg and Germany west of Hamburg, promising to forward items to Washington for potential military use.
Mounted Inspector for Immigration Service Exam in Carlsbad NM
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an exam in Carlsbad New Mexico for the Mounted Inspector post with pay of 100 dollars monthly and 20 dollars mount maintenance. Applicants must ride the rough border country, speak Spanish, and be 18 to 45 years old. Obtain application blanks from the Carlsbad post office local secretary.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Carlsbad
N. M
Immigration Service
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Public urged to conserve postage by using proper denominations
Readers are urged to consider postage efficiency. Using two 1 cent stamps for a 2 cent rate or many small stamps on parcel posts wastes government funds and raises carrying costs. The department asks the public to think before stamping and help conserve.
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Uncle Sam
Department
New Mexico Tax Levies Reach Six Million in 2017
State tax commission figures show 2017 levies totaling 6 183 077 dollars. State funds and school financing contributed about 4 000 600. county levies added 1 927 291 for permanent funds and 4 265 000 for special county funds, keeping the total near six million.
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State Tax Commission
Navy exam rejection shocks El Paso recruit
Farria Callen failed Navy entrance at El Paso due to heart trouble that incapacitates him for service. Parris plans to seek acceptance in another Army branch and hopes for eligibility.
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Paso
Navy
Parris
New Mexico Proclaims War Savings Drive for June 28 1918
Governor urges all residents to pledge loyalty by buying War Savings Stamps to reach a state total of 7 million dollars. The proclamation calls for patriotic self denial to fund the war effort and to match other states in participation. A formal declaration sets Friday June 28 as the day to show support.
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New Mexico
United States
War Savings Stampa
Hallet Raynolds
War Savings
Secretary of the Treasury
State of
City of
Santa Fé
A. D
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