The Evening Current publication details
The Evening Current is published daily by the Carlsbad Printing Co. Editor L. Perry is noted, with second class mail status and post office entry under the 1879 act. The paper operates in Carlsbad New Mexico, with Sundays excluded from daily issues.
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Erinpad
New Mexico
Carlebad Printing Co
Associated Press Dispatches Shape Dublin News
The article asserts exclusive rights to AP news dispatches and local Dublin reporting, underscoring AP news monopoly on republication and local coverage.
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Associated Press
Walton and Money in 1916 Campaign Rhetoric
The text frames B Walton as a diligent reformer focused on war effort and New Mexico interests, contrasted with independent Albuquerque Morning Journal and Santa Fé New Mexican backing Republican candidates. It discusses MONEY supporting Durante and Wootrow Wilsen for policy readjustment and aid to plain people amid federal reforms.
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B. Walton
Congress
Washington
Walton
New Mexico
United States Senate
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Santa Fé New Mexican
Journal
New Mexian
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Wootrow Wilsen
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Walton Brings Brains and Patriotism for New Mexico
The text extols Walton as both intelligent and deeply patriotic, asserting he uses his brains for the people of New Mexico while opposing big money interests. It contrasts Walton with Walton opponents and mentions Richard, Garcia, and Albert Fall in political context.
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Federal Trade Commisson
Walton
Senate
Richard
Garcia
Albert BR
New Mexico
Dallas Fed letter thanks for World War I Liberty Loan drive
A 1918 note from J. W. Hoop of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas expresses gratitude to The Carlsbad Current editor for support in the Liberty Loan campaign. It notes unofficial returns suggest reaching the quota and commends the editor for splendid effort and sincere assistance.
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Teachers to Attend Albuquerque Convention
Albuquerque prepares for the largest New Mexico teachers convention with over 2000 teachers expected from across the state. The Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce states arrangements for guests during Thanksgiving week November 26 27 inclusive. The State Federation of Womens Clubs and the Rural and Girls Agricultural Clubs may also hold conventions in Albuquerque at the same time.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Eddy County to Hold Elections and Name Judges
Official notice proclaims a general election for Eddy County New Mexico with polling places at Carlsbad Malaga Hope Lakewood Artesia Dayton Queen Loving Otis and Cottonwood The board names election judges for each precinct and sets 9 AM to 6 PM voting hours Dr L A Swigart chairman and D M Jackson county clerk certify the notice on October 7.
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Eddy
Carlebad
Malaga
Hope
Lakewood
Artesia
Dayton
Queen
Loving
Otis
Cottonwood
Volla
Carlsbad
Rk, Owen
J. EB. Laverty
N. L. Halley
Join O. McKeen
John Queen
W. H. Woodley
E. N. Teel
J. W. Collins
Lee Glasscock
Walter McDonald
Bert Woods
S. W. Gilbert
Will
Benson
J. W. Turknett
Jim Berry
Geo. W. Winans
Jake Kineinger
Fred Montgomery
Collin Gerrels
W. R. Shattuck
T. J. Fletcher
Fred Weaver
T. O. Wyman
L. A. Swigart
Board of County Commissioners
Eddy County
New Mexico
D. M. Jackson
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