War Industries Board urged to avoid waste in county defense work
Santa Fe receives a June 25 1918 letter from the War Industries Board urging counties to economize and utilize resources for the war effort. It notes a plan to fund public works with water bond proceeds while warning against wasteful electric projects.
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County Council of Defense
War Industries Board
War Industries ‘Board
War Service Committee
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber of Commerce
America
Europe
Charles Springer
W. M. Danbury
Denver
Mutual Coal’ Co’ 8
Federal ‘War Industries Board
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War Industries 'Board
Mexican woman born in 1803 dies in the city
The obituary notes Stefana Braza died last Saturday at extreme age of 115 if born 1803. She was born in Mexico under Spanish rule, witnessed the U S Civil War era, and lived most of her life under the Mexican flag before dying in the United States.
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Old Mexico
Gallup
Stefana Braza
Braza
Mexico
America
Napoleon
France
England
United States
Republic
Maximilian
Benito Juarez
Bay of
Spain
Artilleryman Killed by Fall from Train in Arizona
Augustine G. Neary private in the Second Field Artillery was accidentally killed Tuesday by falling from a Pullman window while traveling with his regiment near Holbrook Arizona. He leaned out sewing the country, appears to have slept and lost balance. The train stopped, he was cared for but died soon after. Body rushed to Gallup and prepared for shipment to Fort Sill Oklahoma then likely to Rochester New York, home of the deceased. Corporal Loneoak recruiting open to enlistment for ages 18-21 and 31-40. he can be seen at Herald or Dr Willson.
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Augustine G. Neary
Second Field Artillery
Arizona
Holbrook
Gallup
Rollie Undertaking Establishment
Ft. Sill
Oklahoma
Rochester
N. Y
Loneoak
Willson
Direct Line Co. Elects Directors At Annual Meeting
The Direct Line Coal Co at Mentmore elected H. L. Gross of Joplin Missouri Conklin of Joplin and Caseman of Albuquerque as directors for the coming year Attorney Park of Kansas City attended and Dr Carman of Albuquerque was present for the same purpose.
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Direct Line Coal Co
Mentmore
H. L. Gross
Joplin
Conklin
Caseman
Albuquerque
Attorney Park
Kansas City
Dr. Carman
Supreme Court Dismisses Deportation Case Appeals
State Supreme Court sustains motions to dismiss the appeals in the deportation cases involving Nello Bellomifii Robt H McTavish Camilo Hernandez and Charles Burles against Sheriff R L Roberts and the Gallup American Coal Co This ruling removes the cases from court amid prior public warnings of harsh actions toward the sheriff and company Local painting trade union to meet at Lou Meyer's tonight to discuss business Mr and Mrs A Raillard and daughter Leona return from a California trip to Los Angeles San Francisco and Santa Cruz Ten coal hauling teams sought from Defiance Mine at sixty cents per ton Herbert Tschudy of Brooklyn visiting the Hart family left for home after sightseeing and sketching local scenes
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Nello Bellomifii
Robt. H. McTavish
Camilo Hernandez
Charles Burles
R. L. Roberts
Gallup American Coal Co
State Supreme Court
A. ©. Raillard
Leona
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Santa Cruz
Herbert Tschudy
Brooklyn
Hart
Laguna
Jealousy prompts fatal and nonfatal shootings near Park Theatre
John Spanu and Mrs Louis Carboni were shot by Louis Carboni, former husband of the woman, in a Park Theatre area incident. Spanu likely fatally wounded, Carboni arrested. Mrs Carboni lightly wounded. Other details describe multiple shots from a 25 caliber automatic pistol. Additional notes mention visitors N J Hudson and Rev Sanford at Crown Point school.
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John Spanu
Louis Carboni
Spanu
Park Theatre
Carboni
Spain
S Spann
Spann
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