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The Evening Current

Location

Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1917

Page

4

Relief plea from Constantinople highlights Armenian Syrian refugee crisis

Desperate appeals from the American Committee for Relief describe famine and displacement in Asia Minor Palestine and Syria. One and a half million refugees including Armenians Syrians and Greeks face mass deportations, destroyed property, closed schools and churches, requisitioned livestock, and skyrocketing prices. Missionaries remain on the field supporting local communities amid ruin.

Syria

Supreme Court Rules Woman Lawyers Must Remove Hats

Justice Goff of New York instructed Mary M. Lilly to remove her hat while addressing the court. The exchange began with his question Are you a member of the bar and concluded with the ruling that women lawyers should remove hats like their male counterparts.

Supreme Court Goff New York Mary M. Lilly

Ingram and wife visit Roswell area friends

K Ingram and wife of Roswell visit several friends including Mr and Mrs Bales. Mr Ingram is attending to business interests with the C I and F live stock company during the stay.

K. Ingram Roswell Mrs. Bales Mr. Ingram C. I. and F. Live Stock Company

Standardized Army Cloth Aims Lower Uniform Prices

The British War Office launches a uniform cloth standardization scheme for officers. Fifteen standard materials will cover breeches coats and overcoats with government controlled prices from raw wool to final garments. Tailors may charge at most a set cap, enabling an officer to obtain a coat and greatcoat for under 60 dollars. Existing stock prices remain unrestricted.

British War Office

Boy of 14 Fights Bull in Parkman Ohio

Albert Hosmer fourteen of Parkman Ohio earns a bull fighting record by grappling the bull without weapons. He grabbed the bull by the nostrils and pinned it briefly before escaping through a fence as the bull charged again.

Ohio Spain Albert Hosmer Parkman Hosmer Albert Ras

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American Committee For Constantinople Situaion France Eoant Carlsbad New Mexico Commercial Club Carisbed John, Will and Roy Murrah Armory
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