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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1917
Page
2
The notice shows the paper titled Evening Current TM edited and managed by H. Mullane. It records second class mailing from April 16 1917 at the post office in New Mexico and publication by the Cariabad Printing Company Sundays excepted.
The text states AP owns exclusive rights to republish news credited to the agency and local AP dispatches and reserves all rights to republication by the paper. No further details or dates are provided in the fragment.
Atwood of Albuquerque argued that the German Kaiser and autocratic system threaten liberty. He detailed the Reichstag and Bundesrat power, army size controls, and the teacher of supremacy stirring German youth, warning America must back its government with force and unity.
The talk impressed Roswell residents with its lasting impression and sparked new thoughts on the vast scope of the struggle and the high stakes involved in the fight ahead.
General Gugielmott, a member of Italy's commission to the United States, visits Chicago and states Italy expects a long, hard war. He notes Italy has immense guns and high terrain advantages as it seeks coal and iron support from America and Germany as key factors in prolonging or shortening the conflict.
The text notes a wartime appeal linking Christian & Co insurance with allied cooperation. It stresses supply lines for coal and munitions, with references to General Guglielmotti and Lieutenant Mario Protet. A side item mentions Osada, Michigan, and a fox dog returning after a long absence with a note from a man near Rand Marais.
A leading military view notes the war's duration hinges on internal country conditions and morale. The piece cites Germany and Austria as pivotal forces while Americans join Western Front efforts alongside France Britain Belgium and allied nations. It also covers a Roswell district court session on a separation contract dispute involving Trannie Beals and Paul Ares.
A remark labels the worst slacker as a man who knows what to do on the farm but fails to act. The note implies personal neglect and a lack of effort affecting his duties.
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