War News Roundup With European Front Updates
Western war reports note German and Allied actions across Europe and the Mediterranean. Verdun skirmishes, Haig raids, and Italian fronts near the Austrians feature alongside naval moves and a German chancellor crisis. separate items cover banditry in the American West and a Montana health case.
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Germany
Rusplang
England
Mercantile
Champagne
von Gapelle
Frankfurter Zeitung
Verdun
Haig
Washington Citizens Vote Rights Amid War Declarations
The report notes citizens to be granted voting rights amid war measures and President Wilson proclaiming Liberty Day on October 4. It also mentions the War Department planning a second draft, anticipated European travel by Wilson, and mail opened labels for foreign correspondence. Treasury acts to stabilize bonds as railroads seek relief while the Interstate Commerce Commission prepares rate discussions.
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Washington
Wilson
Treasury
United State
Interstates Commerce ‘Commission
Department
Plsa
Foreign news and New Mexico items blend war updates
The dispatch mixes World War I developments from Europe with New Mexico state events. Reports include calls to meet on Nov 1, German military service extensions, diplomacy shifts, a Paris execution, and local notices on rail, industry, and fisheries across New Mexico.
New Mexico Corn Production Placed at 8.59 Million Bushels
October crop estimates show all figures for New Mexico and the United States from the Bureau of Crop Estimates. Corn production this year is 8 590 000 bushels with wheat oats potatoes and hay also listed. Delegates named to the American Civic Association convention include B S Rodey L Bradford Prince V Santa Fé H V Long of Las Vegas Seth F Crews Oscuro and Dr J J Schuler Raton.
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Lindsey
New Mexico
Grand Canyon
Ariz
N. B. Laughlin
Santa Fe
Hot ‘Springs
Ark
F. L, Evans
Co. A
Carrington
Gallup
O. R, ‘Haymaker
Roswell
National Food Service Army
Hoover
Forest Service
Pécos River
Gallinas Creek
Las Vegas
Las. Ve ‘Bas
Frijoles Creek
Jemés Division
Leadville
Gladys Cooper
Belen
Santa Fe Railroad
Belén -In
Union News Service
Santa
cTop
United States
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mexico
Dee & Rs
Santa Fé
B. 8. Rodey
Albuquerque
L. Bradford ‘Prince
Judge Changes Court Rules for Naturalization Actions
United States commissioner John C. Hubbard of Farmington was appointed by Federal Judge Neblett. The judge issued an order altering Federal Court rules to hear final naturalization petitions only on the third Monday in March and the third Monday in September.
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Camp Greens
Charlotte
N. C
Lake Arthur
Oil Company
Empire Smelting and Refining Company
Deming
Albuquerque
Torrance
Willard
James T. Kosaki
Las Cruces
J. H. May
United States District Court
Santa Fe
Neblett
Empire Smelting’ and Refining Company
Black Rock
Zuni-Indians
R. J. Bauman
Indian School and Agency
Ramah
Zuni
Se Rees
W. Goff Bince
Oil Producers’ Corporation
Denver
San Juan County
Santa, Fé
John .C. Hubbard
Farmington
United States
Canneries Ship Six Cars of Lakewood Tomatoes
Lakewood cannery shipments already reach five cars from the Lakewood plant and six cars including the Dayton unit first carload, marking early Pecos valley canning momentum for the season.
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Lakewood
Dayton
Pecos Valley
Jicarilla Wild Game Sanctuary Association Formed
Mee a New Association to Conserve. The Jicarilla Wild Game Sanctuary Association is incorporated to conserve wild fowl on the Stinking lakes in the Jicarilla Apache reservation New Mexico. Spencer Penrose, Francis Gilpin and Charles L. Tutt are noted backers.
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Albuquerque
Jicarilla Indian Reservation
New Mexico
Jicarilla Wild Game Sanctuary
Spencer Penrose
Colorado Springs
Francis Gilpin
Charles L. Tutt
Held on Murder Charge in Silver City
Budsits, a southern Grant county ranchman, was held on a murder charge after he shot Clyde Wheeler at Hachita on September 30. Wheeler, a mining man from Sylvanite, died from the wounds. Bond set at $5,000 for his appearance at the March 1918 term of court in Maren.
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Silver City
Hachita
Budsiits
Grant County
Clyde’ Wheeler
Sylvanite
Stite
Maren
Voters to Use Australian Ballot in New Mexico
Santa Fé New Mexico voters will adopt the secret Australian ballot for the first time at the November 6 special election. Prohibition amendment and a new ninth judicial district vote feature among the measures, plus a restriction on annual levies to avoid more than five percent excess over the prior year. Record corn yield reported in Grant County on Con White Hills homestead, harvesting underway. J B King and Hattie Harris arrested in Otero County on auto theft and white slavery allegations.
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Sporting News
Tom Longboat
France
Virginia Military Institute
West Point
N. Y
Chicago White Sox
Owen Field
Oklahoma
Urbana
University of Chicago
Vanderbilt University
Chicago
Stagg
Ralph Mulford
Speedway
R. Cox
The
Savoy
Atlanta
Georgia
Ben Marl
Santa Fé
New Mexico
Alamogordo
Hope
U Artesia
Deming
Grand County
Silver City
Grant County
Con
Whitehill
J- B. King
Hattie Harris
Coxcasion
Otero County
Food pledge week ties Liberty loan drive to kitchen war creed
The Food Administration plans a national food pledge week October 21 to 28 to support the Liberty Loan drive. Herbert Hoover urges universal participation to conserve meat, wheat, sugar and dairy, hanging a “War Creed of the Kitchen” card in every home to unite households in the war effort.
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Washington
Food Administration
Herbert’ Hoover
Federal
Liberty Land
United States
Herbert Hoover
United States Food Administration
Tommy's Run Home Stirs Frontline Strike Daring Tale
A mud smeared scene shows Tommy halting near the base as a subaltern scolds him for not joining the attack. Tommy explains the line was to go over the top but the officer ordered strike for home and glory, while most men charged forward.
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Tommy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Western Newspaper Union News Service
Medic
Mediterranean
Organization of International Steamship Nneg
Holland
Britain
Belgium
Baltic Feet
Flanders
Michaelis
Reichstag
Uoni
Arenaburg
Oesel
Riga
Oca
Ago Islands
Wester
Don M. Dickinson
Cleveland
Trenton
Detroit
Mich
Western Pacific
Wendover, Ney
W. F. Cogswell
Montana State Board of Health
Alberton
O. G. Willett
N. M
United Mine
America
Europe
Paris
Consort
Buenos
Aires
Joseph Thierny
Ribot
Spain
Petrograd
Kerensky
Canon To
Eibiln
St. Johns
Newfoundland
London Globe
Viscount Grey
Mata Hari
Adventures
Disvatlat
Ber-lin
Albion
Zurich
London
Marshal Joffre
Gen. Pershing
Turkey
Feliceiano Vitra
Uruguay
Liberty Soan
New York
Marshfield
Claude Piersol
Lloyd Keopt
Harry A. Garfield
Williama College
Hiram
Ohio
Michigan Central
Nowell Dwight Hills
William D. Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Organisation
du Pont
Gibbstown
N. J
How
Sivé
Chu, Easley
New, Mexico
Los Aneles
Tonto Forest
New Mexico ‘Medical Society
Chiricahaas
Catalinas
H. O. Moore
Pecos
Texas
Leopoldo Magon
Sandoval
Treadway
Valedon
Riley ‘Cole
Koeller
George Garrett
Cole
Grops
Civic Association
Legond
Kaleer c
Doan
Carter
Mt mi
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