Larrazolo Dominates Chaves and San Miguel Counties
Special to Evening Citizen reports Larrazolo carrying Chaves and San Miguel counties by large margins with statehood votes and Andrews' trailing in many precincts. In Santa Fe and Guadalupe, Larrazolo leads while Colfax and Mora show Andrews ahead in preliminary tallies. Grant County leans Democratic as the full ticket appears elected.
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Baal
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Betts
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Valencia
Chayes Pe
Eddy Grant
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Quaysere Roosevelt
Ernest San
Vote for Delegate Maj orities in New Mexico Territory
In unofficial and official figures Andrews leads Larrazolo by 916 in parts of Bernalillo Valencia and other counties while Democratic chairmen claim Larrazolo leading by around 1090. The close race may hinge on final counts with joint statehood carried by a good majority.
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President and Party Take Dolphin to Colon Voyage
The president and party sail from Washington this afternoon aboard the Dolphin and will board the Louisiana at Wolf Trap Light near the Rappahannock. Convoy by Washington and Tennessee, with stops in Panama and San Juan, returning to Washington by November 27.
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Lord Rothschild Birthday Observed in London
Lord Rothschild of the London branch celebrated his sixty sixth birthday receiving many letters and telegrams from around the world. Born November 8, 1840 in Piccadilly, London, he is the son of Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild and grandson of Nathan Rothschild the Frankfurt banker. He studied at Trinity College Cambridge and served as MP for Aylesbury from 1865 onward.
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LA News Briefs Open With Indictments and Shootings
Indictments by a Minneapolis federal grand jury cover freight rebates with 147 counts against railroads, minimum $1,000 and maximum $2,000 penalties per count. Louisiana reports a dramatic Favrot Aldrich shooting in Baton Rouge as officials gather near the crime scene. A Panama-bound Kehl case prompts warnings for Roosevelt's safety. Ottawa to adopt a revised tariff plan favoring Britain. Sir Thomas Lipton receives a warm welcome in Hayton with yacht men in attendance. A Carrick dynamite blast injures several foreigners. Local fortifications’ 12-inch guns deemed insufficient for prolonged battles. Illinois Central president Harahan promises no operating changes. Agricultural report cites rising U.S. land values since 1900, driven by rural delivery, roads, and population shifts. Indian Territory sports push features jackrabbit hunting tampers and a Sulphur event.
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Deer Numbers Surge In Colorado Mountains
In Blanco Routt and Garfield counties deer herds are described as more plentiful than ever. A hunter killed a 275 pound buck with eight points on one horn and seven on the other. Changes to game laws since 1880 have gradually expanded protection, limiting seasons to sixty days in 1900 and allowing only one buck per hunter. Deer populations are rising as they retreat to inner mountain areas.
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Copper export surge driven by high prices in postwar era
In Sagasaki the soaring copper price in America and England spurs exports from the country. Since the year's start 11,000,000 units have been shipped, versus 60,000 the previous year. After the war, large quantities of mining machinery arrived here and efforts focus on the copper industry.
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England
Jointure Vote Forecast Not To Exceed 15 Percent
Special to The Evening Cinecn reports preliminary figures show jointure votes likely cap at 15 percent. Indications from figures in detail suggest the rate will not exceed this level. Republican party stance noted in coverage.
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Castellane Divorce Suit Proceeds in Paris
Paris November 8 hearing resumed before Judge Ditte in the Palace of Justice. Count Bont’s counsel finished argument, Maure Crapple replied for the countess, case adjourned for a week. Prosecution conclusions next week may lead to divorce or hearing witnesses. Creditors’ cases name Count, Countess, and George J. Gould as trustee in a $5,400,000 suit.
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Curzon Rumored as Possible U S Ambassador Successor
Washington reports Lord Curzon, former viceroy of India, being considered to replace Sir Henry Durand as British ambassador to the United States as Durand retires at year’s start. Curzon’s sea voyage and announced visit to the United States add weight to the speculation.
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Friction Between Russia and Japan Over Manchuria
Reports from Vladivostok allege ongoing friction between Russia and Japan in Manchuria. Japan is said to intrude into Vladivostok hinterland and fortify Saghalien, challenging the Portsmouth treaty. Russia seeks new extradition pacts to curb bomb makers. several nations balk claiming political offenses. Odessa court-martial jails agitators for Odessa revolt. Canton fire devastates over 600 buildings on Shameon island. eurosanctioned area safer. Newfoundland bait act targets fishermen going near foreign vessels. prosecutions pending. Kansas lecture extols turning unarable land productive. Mrs Calvin leads a dor workshop.
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Republicans Sweep Across States In Early Returns
Election dispatches report Republicans carrying most state tickets in New York and California. Iowa shows mixed results with Cummins leading but Democrats gaining seats. Montana and Kansas lean Republican for governor counts. Detroit selects Democrat mayor as returns trickle in. Senate seats contested in several states with GOP majorities forming in legislatures.
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Caldwell Killed at Algodones on Train Tracks
Special to The Evening Citizen reports A. Caldwell, a government secret service officer under Joseph A. Walker, found dead beside railroad tracks in Algodones New Mexico. Injuries suggest death by train contact. unknown if struck or boarding. Body to be shipped to Denver after embalming. undertaker A Borders dispatched.
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