British Forces Push Deeper Into German Lines Reported
Western Newspaper Union dispatch notes British wedges into German trenches and 9,000 German prisoners captured. Berlin claims repulsed attacks on Indhy Banteux and Mocuvres. Three American aviators rescued after 60 hours lost at Ben. Sunk: American steamer Schuylkill in the Mediterranean. Bolshevik victory claims. Moscow Petrograd and Berlin in telegraphic contact.
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Union News Service
Berlin
Banteux
Ben
Mediterranean
Jegsurand
Bullecourt
Cambrai
Meuse
Chemin-des-Dames
Bitthr
Herbert Plumer
Second
Ypres
Italy
Bolsheviki Press Agency
Petrograd
Kerensky
Moscow
Plave
Mattalion
Tasson
Brenta
New Mexico News Roundup Reports Local War Efforts and Industry
New Mexico items show Y M C A war aid exceeding quotas, broom corn payments to farmers, and plans for warehousing. Developments include railroad terminal work in Santa Fe, new incorporations in Las Vegas and Magdalena, Thrift Clubs for patriotic service, and legal actions affecting liquor dealers in Santa Fe and Bernalillo counties. Local officials note population and school gains, while mining ventures in Grant and Sierra counties advance with ongoing shipments and potential seven figure deals in New York.
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State Penitentiary
J. O. Seth
Albuquerque
Mr. Eastés
United States District
Santa Fe
Clovis
Santa Fé
New Mexico Educational Association
Bujac
Chapinas Company of
Las Vegas
Quay County
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Deming
Magdalena Coal Company of
Magdalena
Lindsey
Tomas R. Duran
Bernalilio County
Manuel R. Springer
State Tax Commission
Oak Company
Mogollon
Maud
Clifton
Eberle
Jonathon H. Wagner
United States
Working’ Reserve
New Mexico Council of Deffine
Defense
Chicago
Santa Rita-Hanover
Grant County
New York
Hermosa Copper
Grant
Miga
Taabel L. Eckies
Pinto bean campaign urged to become standard menu item
Professor Fabian Garcia of New Mexico College of Agriculture urges Pinto beans to become a staple in hotels and restaurants. He praises the bean’s 21.88 percent protein, palatability, easy storage, and low price, noting rising New Mexico production and a 1917 forecast of 69,860,000 pounds. Major bean-producing states including Michigan, California, New York, Colorado, and New Mexico collectively expect over 1.3 billion pounds this season.
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Union News Service
Blate ‘College
Farmers ‘of
New Mexico
Fabian ‘Garcia
New Mexico “College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Garela
Seta
New Mexico Courier
Extension Service At
State College
Department of ‘Agriculture
Michigan
California
New York
Colorado
Velvet and fur capes set luxury tone for winter dress
This fashion report describes velvet capes edged with fur as a key luxury accessory for women this season. It notes the cape’s warmth is secondary to its elegance, outlining a black velvet cape with blue silk trim, skunk fur fringe, and a high neck with shirred details paired with a long satin-buttoned bodice and tunic.
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Orkmanship
Body of Miss Lillie Ingram Found on Carrizozo Ranch
The murdered woman was discovered by her brother and a friend six miles from White Oaks on her isolated ranch. Shot likely November 17 with a .25-20 rifle, the body was dragged 300 yards into brush and hidden. No suspect or motive identified.
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Carrizozo
N.M
Lillie Ingram
White Oaka
3. P. Foster
Two Held-on Murder Charge in Grant County
In Grant county near the International boundary District Judge R R Ryan bound James and Howard Hunt over to await grand jury action on murder charges in the death of cattleman William Bartell bond set at 25000 for each defendant. The report also notes local notes on Liberty bonds and health claims at Camp Cody.
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New York
France
National War Work Council
Young Men's Christian’ Association
Mineola
L. 1
Blanca de Saulles
John L Ude
Saulles
Tatiana Nicolae von Romanoff
Nicholas. Romanoff
Tusala
Siberia
Marridge
United States
Ruaglan
Relief
Woman’s Party
District of Columbia
Oocoquan
Italy
Waddill
Alexandria
Habess Corpus
Occoquan
Santa Fé County
Holloman
Battisto Costa
Madrid
Joe Graito
Cerrillos
Mack
P. Billingsley
Ethel
Thigsley
Ruth-Ruble
Scott
Rafael Garcia
Bernalillo
de Bremond
Roswell
Camp Mills
N. Y
Rodolphe Brémond
Carlsbad
Silver
William Bartell
Grant County
R. R. Ryan
James
Howard Hunt
Bond
Camp Cody Barbecue New Year Celebration Draws Soldiers
Camp Cody plans a New Year’s Day barbecue for about 25 000 soldiers. A mile-long table will feature steers and prepared foods as officers and soldiers gather under clear skies for a communal meal and thanks.
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Cody
Po W. Turner
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Knights of Columbus
Camp Cody
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Club Improvement Association of
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113Th Regiment, U. S. Engineers
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Pinto
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