Carlsbad Evening Current Tm details and publishing note
The Carlsbad printing office lists editor Mullane and manager as responsible for a daily paper published in Carlsbad New Mexico. It notes second class matter status dated April 16 1917 and copyright and Associated Press rights restrictions for republication of news and local items.
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Carlsbad
New Mexico
Carlsbad Printing Company
Associated Press
Associated Prone
Wise
Fire Truck Purchase Sparks Town Debate
Last week the town board approved a Studebaker truck with chemical apparatus for about 1500 as a fire unit. The fire department committee disputed the deal claiming improper invitation and no board consent without department approval. A vote by firefighters showed 16 against and 8 in favor, then the board moved to pay the truck independently despite a department fund of roughly 2000 with a 4 percent yield. an attorney general opinion was sought for clarity.
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KR. Ohnemus
Studebaker
Howe Ist
Fire Department
Sisting
House
M. E. Riley
Arthur Crozier
Board of Trustees
R. Oha
P Aent
Opinion Rendere Attorney by Patton in 1917 New Mexico fire dept case
State of New Mexico Attorney Patton answers Scott Etter of Carlsbad on Section 2 Chapter 11 Lawn of 1915 about volunteer fire departments. The section requires all departments receiving funds to use money under city governing body direction for maintenance equipment and annual reporting to the State Auditor.
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State of New Mexico
Harry L. Patton
Santa Fe
Scott Etter
Carlsbad
N. M
Death of Nellie Packard's Young Son in California
Friends report the death of five year old William Kemper Packard son of Mrs Nellie Packard. He fell from a window in California fracturing his skull and died Wednesday while his mother traveled with the casket toward their home in Illinois. The Packards once owned the Cameron place and orchard in La Huerta about a decade ago. Current friends extend condolences to the family.
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Nellie Packard
William Kemper Packard
California
Packard
Carlsbad
Cameron Place
la Huerta
Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs Pete Calyani
An early morning birth brings a son to Mr and Mrs Pete Calyani. The family welcomes the new arrival as a joyful addition to their home. Congratulations are extended to the family.
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Pete Calyani
Fire department funds and town council control question
The opinion states the phrase under the direction of implies supervision not mandate and that fire departments have initiative to spend the money while city authorities supervise. It holds funds under the act are to be used under city governing bodies and not the old law accumulated funds.
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Fire Department
Carlsbad
No clear article title from fragment
A fragment quotes a sentiment about agitators and German money, claiming American results depend on who is funded. It urges action against enemies imposing upon the nation at home.
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Santa Fel Reviata Hustrada
Mrs. Elsie Moore Returns Home After Illness
Mrs. Elsie A. Moore, once critically ill at St Mary's hospital in Roswell, has recovered enough to travel back to Artesia on Tuesday. An old friend, Mrs. Robert, met her at the train and escorted her to Mrs. Swishers' home, where she now suffers little from the journey.
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Elsie A. Moore
St. Mary's Hospital
Roswell
Artesia
Robert
Coal Shortage Feared as August Output Drops Over Four Million Tons
Reports to the annual survey on bituminous coal production show a decrease in August of more than 4 million tons. Indications are a shortage feared by many government officials may be a reality, with signs of reduced supply affecting the market.
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Washington, D. C
Colorado Coal
Carlsbad
Local News Briefs From the County
Captain Lenau loses a Jersey cow to lightning during a thunderstorm. He plans to harvest twenty seven acres of beans for a profitable fall. Miss Anita Jordan expects a dear friend this afternoon. Miss Helen Keller of Oklahoma, Mother Minter, and a grandson were downtown this forenoon. Mother Minter reports good health and earlier walked downtown another day this week.
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Lenau
Anita Jordan
Helen Keller
Oklahoma
Mother Minter
Grandpa Anderson Injures Knee In Stove Wrench Incident
Grandpa Anderson nicknamed Grandpa Anderson tried to cripple himself with a stove wrench during a morning mishap. The tool struck his knee as ashes fell, causing a painful wake up and leaving him lame after breakfast and unable to rise from his chair.
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Aiclus Anderson
Grandpa Anderson
Fort Hope Student Stays Local Over Training Fears
Ftienne Bujac, who planned to attend the N. M. M., will instead enter school locally. His parents fear the training may be too severe for him at his young age. He expresses happiness about remaining at home this term.
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Ftienne Bujac
Coal Shortage Strains East and West as Canada Draws Supplies
Officials report sufficient anthracite for eastern consumption but a possible bituminous shortage for industrial plants. New England and the west and northwest face hardship while Canada reportedly withdrew about 1,700,000 tons of bituminous coal after a flat price was set and an embargo placed, with bids 26 to 50 cents above net price. France and Italy’s wartime needs also contribute to the strain.
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New England
Northwest
Canada
United States
France
Italy
Dows Attend State Bar Association Event
District Attorney and Mrs Dow traveled from Carlsbad to Roswell to be guests of Mr and Mrs H M Dow at a State Bar Association gathering.
Bookkeeper Johnnie Snow Leaves Joyce-Pruit for Tansill
Johnnie Snow, recently with Joyce-Pruit as bookkeeper, accepts a position with R. W. Tansill. A popular figure among Carlsbad residents, his many friends look forward to his presence this winter.
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Johnnie Snow
Joyce-Pruit Company
R. W. Tansill
John
Carlsbad
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Tm, H. Mullane
Patton
Ray
Davis
Carlshad
E. H. Hemenway
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