War Spirit Stimulated by Yankee Defiance at Marne
Edward W. Pickard reports that American troops halted German drives at the Marne and along the Aisne. He notes U boats failed to terrorize the U S, boosting enlistments and naval resolve. Allies tighten defense as Berlin flags losses, while France, Britain, and Italy push toward victory.
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New Mexico War News and Local Fires Summary
A June dispatch lists 7000 men at Camp Cody, flood and fire incidents across Clovis Socorro Wago Mound Santa Fe and Watrous, plus state tax and road work notes. Governor Lindsey issues proclamations while local ordinances and pardons shape civic life as New Mexico braces for continued mobilization May 1921 context.
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Harry Preston
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J. W. Stevenson
Carlsbad
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Mogollon
Post Office Department
Washington
John Tombs
New Mexico Public Health Association
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R. D. MacKinnon
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Not True and Other Irregularities in a Farce
A quirky set of vignettes follows Calvin a six year old in Irvington asking about Butler College and learning why it is not for butlers. domestic humor surfaces in Conjugal Harmony and a French restaurant miscue shows an American soldier and a fork dilemma. An international note closes with Swedes colonizing a South Sea island owned by France.
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