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Newspaper

The Evening Current

Location

Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1917

Page

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Americans Die and Five Wounded in German Air Attack

The German aerial assault on a coast village hospital housing St. Louis and Harvard contingents killed one officer and wounded three Americans. Reuters says two more soldiers were killed and sixteen wounded, five of them Americans. The incident follows the Jones grazing lands bill approval by the public lands committee.

Associated Press London St. Louis Harvard Reuters Associated Pressington Public Lands Committee Today Jones Secretary of the Interior

Austrians Under Heavy Pressure Near Gorizia Front

Rome reports Italian forces press the Austrians in the Gorizia region with decisive action and heavy losses over several days. The latest official brief notes sustained Italian pressure and Austrian casualties as the fighting persists in the area northeast of Gorizia.

Associated Press Rome Gorizia

German Submarine Threat Declared Unable to Break Allies

Reports from Washington and London note a nationwide effort to hinder the war. Lloyd George urges supremacy at sea as essential to the Allied cause, insisting submarine figures prove Germany cannot crush British strength or end Allied hopes.

Associated Press Hirkenhead England Lloyd George House of Commons

Britain vows to fight until German invincibility myth is shattered

London Sept 7 Sir Edward Carson told an AP correspondent that the war must crush German militarism enough to prevent fresh aggression. He said the German people must no longer be deluded by the legend of invincibility in arms before Britain ends the conflict.

Great Britain Associated Pres London Edward Carson Associated Press

Wealthy Russians Leave Petrograd Amid German Threat

Wealthy Russians depart Petrograd in large numbers fearing a German descent on the capital. Separately, Wilkins and Clint Montgomery of Espala were courting in Carlsbad Monday and Tuesday.

Capitol Wilkins Clint Montgomery Espala Carlsbad

Half of packing house employes in Omaha on strike

Omaha Neb Sept 7 About three thousand employes or nearly half the packing house workers in South Omaha are on strike with another thousand idle due to department closings. Companies seek to fulfill orders including government work while both sides hope government interference ends the dispute. Workers demand a five cent hourly raise, firms offer two and a half cents.

Omaha Associated Press Nebraska South Omaha

Final Vote in Congress on Income Tax This Afternoon

Washington September 7 The final vote on the income tax section of the revenue bill will be taken late this afternoon after hectic debate and expected party lines.

Congress Associated Press Washington

Wife of Chicago millionaire believed murdered

The post mortem of Mrs Maude A King widow of James C King indicates murder. She died from a bullet wound near Concord North Carolina on August 20 while riding with Gaston B Means and Alfred Means after leaving a car. Corp Hoffman called the death a murder.

Chicago Maude A. King James C. King Concord N. C King Corper Hoffman Gaston B. Means Alfred Means Gaston

Miss Ruth Pendleton and Ida Richards Leave for Stanton TX

Miss Ruth Pendleton and Miss Ida Richards depart this morning for Stanton Texas to resume studies at the Sisters school. Walter Pendleton and Mrs. Les Bates accompany them. the party travels by auto.

Ruth Pendleton Ida Richards Stanton Texas Walter Pendleton Les Bates

Crop forecasts and political notes from September 7

Forecasts on crop production based on September first conditions: spring wheat 250 million, all wheat 668 million, corn 328 million bushels. Ribot ministry resigns in Paris. In Washington the Senate rejects Follette’s income tax increase. Luther Thomas travels to a ranch and loans water and grass to Mrs. Ward for relocating cattle.

Associated Prem Washington Senate Bad Follette Luther Thomas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Riley Nelson W. W Germany LW. W Petrograd Liberty Loan U. S National Bank Carlsbad, N. M Federal Reserve Bank the National Bank OF Carlsbad D’ Pres Paris Ribot Christian & C Co.—Insurani Carlsbad Steam Laundry Sanitary Way
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