Carlsbad Daily News Notices and Credits
Evening Current William B H Mullane editor and manager entered as second class matter April 1 1917 at Carlsbad New Mexico post office under the act of Mar 4 1870 published daily by Carlsbad Bandays excepte Printing Company member of the Associated Press news credited to AP or locally published herein rights of republication reserved.
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Carlsbad
New Mexico
Carlsbad Bandays Excepte Printing Company
Associated Press
Carlsbad’s Incorporation Confusion Sparks Town Council Debate
A San Juan County paper notes Carlsbad was incorporated as a town under the 1 000 to 2 000 population rule but locals call it a city. Officials say the act requires over 2 000 to be a city, so current leaders remain town trustees with the town marshal.
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Ty Ap Carlsbad
Citisens
Drafted brother letters to Wilson seek substitute service
The piece recounts Robert Copeland’s petition to President Wilson via Judge Advocate Crowder and Indiana officials, asking to take his drafted brother Rea’s place in the army. It notes the legal prohibition on substituting another for a drafted individual under the selective service act and includes Copeland’s plea detailing his family situation and devotion to service.
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Terre Ma Anni
Wilson
Robert
Cape
Hugh
Jotimon
Miestyal
Crowder
Wan
Smith
Indiana
Copeland
Mont
Chris
Marrint
Lving
Pittsburgh
Ren
Sevonty
Rea
Queen News from Sour Lake Texas Notices Family Events
At Sour Lake Texas on September 12 a baby daughter was born to Mrs Extellia sister of the Middleton boys of Queen. The piece notes a growing family with two girls and two boys and mentions local rainfall and cattle stock on the mountains. It also reports Victor Laude of Guadalupe Sheep Company moving sheep back to the ranch with foreman Lathem and relatives visiting from Lathem.
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Sour Lake
Texas
Extellia
Middleton
Queen
Victor Laude
Guadalupe Sheep Company
Lathem
Carls Jimd
Mee
Oliver Thayer
Ross Middleton
Carlsbad
Pat Middleton
El Paso Gap Items
J Luthens from the Sheep Company reports sheep losses on the mountains this morning and plans to return this afternoon to sound the area. Mrs Keifford's health remains slow, Cox and Boning begin goat shearing short-handed. A wood rain fell last night and this morning, aiding water supplies. Palwell will load about 2000 pounds of apples at Bar Ranch tomorrow for Canyon canning. Mrs J C DeMens leaves tomorrow for Daugherty Texas to visit daughter Mrs Tom Merrit for about two weeks.
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J. Luthens
Ke Ifford
Cox
Boning
Palwell
Tomorow
Canyon
J.C. DeMens
Daugherty
Texas
Tom Merrit
Farm Loan Association approves large loan package
Scott Etter secretary and treasurer of the Lea Farm Association reports Wichita bank has approved the Heflin appraisement for most loans in two counties. Over $18,000 in loans already approved with more to come. New applicants seek this cheap money likely to aid farmers.
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Scott Etter
Lea Farm Association
Wichita Bank
Heflin
Etter
Fight to Save Fruit in New Mexico Successful
Santa Fe Sept 19 The enlistment of all citizens including women and school children in the Farmington and Aztec fruit belt under the state food administration with the council of defense and woman's auxiliary saves fifty car loads of peaches and ensures satisfactory apple handling. Evaporators rise in every orchard and bleaching sheds are built in each community.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Farmington and Aztec Fruit Belt
San Juan County
State Food Administration
Council of Defense and
Woman's Auxiliary
Typhoon Kills Over Six Hundred in Amoy China
Associated Press reports a fourth typhoon struck Amoy last week killing more than six hundred Chinese natives. Eighty five percent of harbor watercraft were destroyed with no confirmed foreign fatalities. Local rescue efforts continue as authorities assess damage.
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Hy Associated Press
Amoy
China
Subs Sink Two Ships as U Boats Hit Norwegian Vessels
The German submarines sank the Norwegian steamships Facto of 2700 tons and Thomas Krag of 1500 tons. Two men from each vessel perished. Charles Rascoe of Miami Arizona traveled from Pecos by auto to reach the scene after midnight and to see his mother who is improving. Mrs A Pruit and daughter Elizabeth left for New York to pursue music studies this winter, with granddaughter Charlotte Wilson joining Nazareth academy near Louisville this year.
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Hy Associated Press
Christiana
Sweden
Thomas Krag
Charles Rascoe
Miami
Arizona
Pecos
A. Pruit
Elizabeth Pruit
New York
Grateful Honor for Pinole Powder Works Dog
After sixteen years in San Francisco the grave of Bob Evans a brave powder works dog from Pinole is visited by Lick Nearing and local men. Bob born during Dewey Manila entry died in a powder explosion and a train accident. workers raised 109 dollars for his funeral and continue to honor his memory in the old mill town.
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San Francisco
Lick
Pinole
Bob Evans
Dewey
Manila Harbor
Bob
Hob Brans
Sia
Werth
Los Angeles
Roswell Killing Follows Saloon Fight Between Mexicans and Cowboys
A fatal shooting in Roswell occurred after a clash between Mexicans and cowboys near saloons on circus day. Pete Gonzales died from a chest wound after J N Poteet and others confronted the Gonzales brothers. Chon Gonzales was wounded but not seriously. An inquest awaits District Attorney Dow’s arrival, with coroner’s jury empaneled and additional arrests expected.
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Roswell
Pete Gonzales
Dilley Mortuary
Chon
Pete Jacoby
Grand Central
Orville Beal
Pete
Chon Gonzales
Gonzales
Euat Tilden Street
J. N. Poteet
Rafe Donahoo
Harry Puryear
Donahoo
Peteet
Poteet
Dilley
J. W. Mullens
R. L. Bradley
R. D. Bell
L. B. Craig
C. C. Collins
W. J. Head
Juan Torres
Pearl Wilson
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Wm. BH. Mullane
Ms Z
Mmr
Liana
Mr. Wilson
Tam
Queen News
EL Paso
Farm Loan Association
Ray V.davis
Carine
Christian & CO
Particu
Mullens
R.C. Dow
Rector
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