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Newspaper

The Gallup Herald

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1917

Page

6

War News Nets From Global Fronts And Domestic Pull

A sweeping weekly summary reports German peace moves to Russia, British advances in the Balkans, Italian front actions, naval losses including a French steamer sunk by a submarine, and cheerless air raids on London. It notes Allied troop movements in Greece, Serbia, and the Struma corridor, plus U.S. draft registrations and voluntary enlistments.

Germany Ward Russa Fort Salift Red Sea Dagland Petrograd Mediterranean London Nowas Pharsala Domokos Larissa Domiril Carno Trentino Struma Berbia Cameronian Serbia Constantine Vent Colon

New Mexico State News Highlights and Local Changes

Western Newspaper Union reports a flurry of activity across New Mexico. Albuquerque hosts various events while Las Vegas sees a major tragedy as a man is shot. Silver City logs a 200 pound bear killed nearby. New water works planned for Las Cruces, Red Cross chapter reaches 180 members, and a big push funds road and dam projects. Multiple military mobilization efforts unfold, with National Guard units arriving in camps and officers in training.

Clovis Las Cruces Red Crone “Fund Otero County The Red Cross Silver City New Mexico Santa Fé Southwest L. Company First New Mexico Battery’ A National Guard Albuquerque Boaz Long San Salvador East Las Vegas Lansing BV. Long Jamily Jesus Torres Santa 6 Railway Las Vegas Santa Fé Hospital Ruby Graham Charles Mitchell Mark EE. Musgrave United States Biological Survay Cowles Pecos National Forest W. Qe Slaughter Ernest Slaughter Howard ‘Kerr Des. Moines Towa France

$40 000 For Schools in Twenty-six Counties

A Western Newspaper Union dispatch reports a statewide school funding effort offering 34 cents per pupil across twenty six counties. The program, described by officials, aims to boost rural education resources and student services.

Insurance Report Shows New Mexico Life Business 1916

The State Corporation Commission presents 1916 figures for New Mexico insurance. Life policies total 26,787 with in force value 39,830,077 and claims paid 346,339.13 while premiums collected reach 1,277,741.07. Fire risks written amount to 49,939,404 with premiums 656,090 and losses paid 308,483.

Banta Fe New Mexico State Corporation Commission

Lea County officers named by governor

The governor appointed Lea County officials in Santa Fe, naming John Eaves as commissioner for the first district Augustus F Meroney for the second Walter Lynch as third district probate judge W T Stansell as county clerk Ernest Best as sheriff D W Patton as auditor Frank G Shepherd as treasurer Barah K Hillis as school superintendent and J M Cunningham as surveyor.

Lea County Santa Fé Lea John §. Eaves Augustus F. Meroney Walter Lynch Ww. T. Stansell Oscar H. Greene Mrnest Best Abseb Bor D. W. Patton Frank G. Shepherd Barah K. Hillis J. M. Cunningham

Reward for Blancett Divided by District Court

A $1,000 reward offered by the Armour brothers for the capture of H W Blancett was ordered by District Judge Abbott to be divided. Sheriff George B Mende of San Juan County and Washington received $600, with $100 each to L A Stark E M Rich Beverly Baier and Cc B Rippey, and former Sheriff W P Dutur of Aztec also listed.

Cc. B. Rippey Dutur

New Mexico National Guard Ordered Mobilized

Adjutant General Baca in Santa Fé received orders from Gen Barker to mobilize the New Mexico National Guard at Albuquerque. About 1,100 men have enlisted. emergency housing preparations are under way as 23 counties report 28,361 registrations with Rio Arriba Sandoval and San Miguel awaiting returns.

Santa Fé Schoo J. A. Wagner Bernalillo Sene AVOR Colfax Curry Dona Ana Luna Miguel Banta I Storza Os Oe Taos Socorro Torrance Nion Valencia Seevress Santa ‘ Fé New Mexico Gia Miguel - and Bernhalillo Union Rilo Aruba Torrifhce Sandoval New, ‘Mexico Santo Baca Barker San Antonio New Mexico National Guard Albuquerque Rio—Arriba San Miguel

Eight Lobos Captured at Morley Ranch West of Town

Paul Speer brought in eight young lobo wolves caught on the Morley ranch west of town.

Paul Speer Morley

Las Vegas wife deranged over husband enlistment

Mrs. Conrado Lucero of Las Vegas is reported to be mentally deranged from brooding over her husband registering for conscription into the United States Army.

Las Vegas Conrado ‘Lucero United ‘States

New Use for Soapweed in Deming Violin Fronts

Deming resident V G Daub of a ranch north west of town has discovered a novel use for soapweed. He is employing the plant for making violin fronts, a creative adaptation of local flora to musical instrument craft. The discovery highlights regional ingenuity and practical botany.

High Receipts Do Not Alter War Tax Plans

Treasury receipts in the current fiscal year exceed one billion dollars for the first time. Income taxes and earlier payments drive the rise, with total to June 20 at 1 015 381 817 compared to 660 400 953 last year. Whisky and beer revenues break records, tobacco tops 100 million, and customs rise modestly as cigarette demand grows.

Washington Treasury United States

Austrian Cabinet Resigns as War Budget Sparks Action

Vienna dispatch reports the Austrian cabinet has resigned after prolonged council talks, aimed at preventing a broader cabinet collapse amid war-time budget pressures. In the Reichsrat Dagzinski cites Polish executions, while a German deputy accuses rope abuses. The Standard Oil tanker John D Archbold sunk by a U-boat with four missing. German air raids on Russian Gulf of Riga base repelled by Russian batteries.

Bagel Switzerland Vienna Vi‘enna Dagzinsi Vienina Reichsrath Stribemmy Heinze John Archbold Gulf of Riga

Hoover Accuses Speculators Of Huge Flour Profits

President Hoover told senators that food speculators have taken about 50 million dollars a month for the past five months, totaling around 250 million dollars from American consumers. He defended the proposed food control bill as a measure to curb middlemen’s profits and organize national food resources. An industry trade group opposes the bill.

Washington Herbert C. Hoover Congress Trade’ ‘Association Hoover

Husband Kills Man Near Oak Creek

Toay Farraro returned to his cabin and found his wife struggling with Jim Vassels, a Greek man Farraro had been hunting. He fired a single shotgun blast into Vassels' face, killing him.

Oak Creek Topay Farraro Jim Vassels Vassels

Suffrage Score in English House of Commons

The House of Commons adopted the principle of woman suffrage by a large majority. The vote totaled 829 in favor with a decisive margin, signaling strong support for extending voting rights to women in the nation.

Rothenburg: A German City Steeped in Living Tradition

Rothenburg, a small independent city within the German empire, preserves ancient walls towers and a century old style. Its 10 000 burghers maintain a careful aesthetic discipline replacing damaged homes only with structures built in the old manner. Few tourists visit this homely place yet locals cherish its quaint centuries old houses and tessellated beauty.

Rothenburg Tourieta

How Money Moves Into Circulation

Treasury and sub treasuries send money to banks and banks distribute funds for wages salaries and exchange, putting currency into circulation. The process describes how money flows from government sources to the public through financial institutions.

Appearances Are Deceiving in a Judge’s Bit of Wit

A courtroom quip features a wife questioning wartime duty and a judge remarking that tall looks can hide a shorter truth. The exchange pivots on equality of service and appearances in a satirical tone.

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