Governor Elect de Baca Rides in Auto After Health Recovery
Governor elect E C de Baca of New Mexico, ill with pernicious anemia in Santa Fe, is taken for an airing in Los Angeles. Blood transfusions from medical students and railroad worker aided his recovery as he vows to take office January 1.
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Saverme
Las Angeles
Calif
Lee
E. C. de Baca
New Mexico
Santa Fe Hospital
de Baca
N. H. Morrison
Santa Fe
Morrison Tonteht
Cantal
de Bare
Muliroth
Case
Inez Mushell
Boissevain
de Raca
Los Angeles
People's Trust
Dr. Morrison
Hspital
Ob Baca
du Combat
W. E. Lindsey
Raca
University of Southern California Ana Ons
Weather Forecast For New Mexico Weekend
A forecast shows warmer conditions across the northern portion of New Mexico through Sunday and Monday. Temperatures rise with lighter winds and some scattered clouds. The outlook calls for mild evenings and gradual daytime warming.
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New Mexico
Local Weather Report Summary
Twenty four hour period ending 6 p m yesterday recorded a maximum of 51 degrees and a minimum of 14 with a 4 degree range. The day featured a light west wind and partly cloudy skies.
Police Stations Turned Into Santa HQs for Poor Children
New York police stations will serve as Christmas headquarters this year to distribute presents to many needy children. Officers coordinate with charities to deliver gifts, meals, and clothing during the holiday season.
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Santa
Torreqn Seized by Villa Band After Early Friday Fighting
Fighting began early Friday and continued until 1 o clock before the city capitulated. Reports say Villa forces seized control with little resistance as authorities announced the occupation.
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VILLA
Three Wounded by Colorado Guard Rifle Shot
In Dovarlas Arizona December 22 Army reports state John E F Roark of Troop A Montana Cavalry escaped the guard house and was fired upon by a Colorado guardsman on sentry duty. Roark suffered a severed finger and arm and shoulder wounds while two other soldiers in separate tents were wounded. The sentry’s name was not released.
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Dovarlas
Ariz
John EF. Roark
Montana Cavalry
Frank A. Williams
Clare H. Scritner
Colorado Infantry
Colorado
Roark
Carn Harry. Clark
Noark
Chicago seeress released in London
Mme Elmira Brockway of Chicago known as a psychic demonstrator was released from Brixton prison after bail was provided by the British College of Psychic Science. The hearing was adjourned for one week as she remains in custody in London amid a roundup of fortune tellers. Her son serves as a French army captain overseeing ambulances for the American Red Cross on the Western Front. Robert P. Skinner, American consul general, has taken an interest in her case.
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London
Mme
Elmira Brockway
Chicago
Brixton
British College of Psychic Science
Brock Way
Uodon
Red Cross
Robert P. Skinner
Mme. Brockway
Memorial for Inez Milholland Milholland Suffragist
Memorial services for Inez Milholland Nolssevein noted suffrage leader will be held in Statuary Hall at the Capitol on Monday. The event marks the first time a woman honored there has a monument. The Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage arranged the memorial with suffragists from across the country expected to participate. A procession to the Capitol, headed by suffrage leaders, will be part of the ceremonies.
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Washington
Decca
Inez Milholland Nolssevein
Statuary Hall
Capitol
Congressional Union For
Snyman Arrives in Presidio After Mexico Hideout
Guillermo Snyman son of the late General W D Snyman of Boer War fame reaches Presidio Texas after a Mexico hideout during Villa bands period. He owns a ranch near Meoqui south of Chihuahua City and was believed killed by friends during his time in hiding.
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Snyman
Presidio
Tex
Uillermo Snyman
W DD. Snyman
Mexico
Meoqui
Chihuahua City
Lloyd George Pledges Restitution but Fears Entente Entrapment
Berlin papers report British Prime Minister Lloyd George urging restitution reparations and guarantees while warning the entente may trap him with its peace offer. German outlets debate whether his speech implies annexation aims or a rejection of negotiation.
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Morning Journal
Berlin
Say- Ville
Lioyd-George
Ageney
Liloyd-George
The
Deutsche Zeitung
Lloyd-George
Entente
Constantinople
Ruay’ Soos
Vossische Zeitung
Germany
Tugteblate
Christmas cheer spreads from Wall Street to Civic Center
Christmas celebrations pour into New York and San Francisco with giant trees on trading floors and in parks. Workers, brokers, and police families share gifts and charity efforts while churches plan services and hundreds of volunteers prepare dinners and baskets for the poor.
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Ay Wort Pournal
RG Cormeo Comey
New York
Exchange
Wall Street
Poalice
Woods
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
St. John the Divine
Old Trinity
San Francisco
Isec
Civic Center
Moteter
Golden Gate Park
Neels
Europe
Christmaas
Dpd
KE. F. Easton
Thkland
Berkeley
Carranza Reports Torreón Evacuation or Capture Unclear
Washington reports Consul Garcia in El Paso says Cahuatua and Terreon officials deny Torreón capture or danger. Carranza garrison may have evacuated or been driven out by Villa forces, with unconfirmed rumors of Villa command and pursuit toward Chihuahua City.
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Washington
Garcia
el Paso
Carranga
Cahuatua
Terreon
Villa
Carranza
Torreon
Nicola Fernandez
North
Jom Ynex Salazar
Fae
Chihuahua City
Ciala
Juerea
Conbuil
Cnty
Juarest
Bache Pass
Laredo
White House Yule Celebration Begins
Washington December 23 President Wilson hosts Christmas observances at the White House with turkeys for married staff and gifts arriving from across the country. He plans quiet days with family as holly and mistletoe fill the rooms and the large Christmas tree is set for the children.
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Porning Journal
Washington
Wilson
White House
United States
German Peace Reply Delayed Beyond Christmas
London dispatch reports the British Foreign Office sees little chance of a reply to the German peace note being dispatched before Christmas amid communication difficulties, with a possible ten day delay before forwarding.
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London
Foreign Office
Carranza Officials Say Nothing to It
Unconfirmed reports reach Washington from government agents while officials in Carranza offer no comment. The truth remains elusive as authorities defer to routine channels and opaque communications.
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Carranza
Washington
Refugees Reach San Luis Potos From Torreon
Reports from Laredo say large numbers of refugees have reached San Luis Potos from Torreon. Tarnished reports claim Torreon fell to Villa, prompting the refugee flight, but no official confirmation is available.
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Torreon
Villa
Torrean
State Department
San Luis Potor
Chihuahua City
Jolly Christmas for Pershing's Men
Dressed turkeys sixty four barrels and thirty two packing cases of fixin s 3500 pounds of candy and large boxes of fireworks shipped into Mexico today for the Christmas dinner of American soldiers. Lieut Penns McCunniff and a board of enlisted men led the motor caravan. During Christmas week the squadron at Columbus will stage public exhibitions for soldiers and civilians.
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Ournal
Columbus
Dee
Mexico
Penns McCunniff
Sixth United States Infantry
Were
Santey Elected to Commons
London December 23 Sir Albert H Stanley president of the board of trade in the Lloyd George cabinet was elected to the house of commons for Ashton Under Lyne without opposition He succeeds Sir William M Aitken who has been raised to the peerage by King George
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London
Albert H Stanley
Board of Trade
Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Ashton- Under-Lyne
Willian M. Aitken
George
Wilsons note seeks explicit terms for a just and permanent peace
The United States asks each belligerent for a full detailed statement of terms it would accept for peace. Officials say no single plan exists and terms will vary with military fortunes but will provide a basis for negotiation. The note aims to clarify what small nations require and to test neutral positions while remaining open to various international guarantees and treaties.
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Washington
Dec
Whlson
United States
Vrance
Alence-Lorraine
Wilson Wwanta
Hirgest
Mose
Wilson
Monroe
Senate
Moat
Lloyd George
Note on allied central powers terms and expected replies
The article discusses diplomats assessing belligerents aims and the vague language in official notes. Officials note the shift from specific war aims to broad neutral terms. It predicts a week to craft replies from the Entente to Central Powers and delays in transmitting to all ten nations.
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Haly
Fret
France limits booze to wine and beer
France restricts alcohol imports to wine and beer only with a new decree prohibiting shipments of other spirits into France and Algeria. Exceptions cover government party accounts and pre decree shipments. the Journal Officiel publication confirms the rule.
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France
Paria
Officiel
Algeria
Bandit Robs Train Car In Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Line
A masked bandit on train No 4 from Chicago attempted a hold up in the smoking car near Sioux City Iowa. He fled through a window with about $16 after a passenger was shot in the eye while another passenger drew a revolver and fired. Detectives hunted the thief as the shaken passengers hid under seats.
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OY Morning Journal
Sioux City
Chicago
Milwaukee and St Paul
Morningside
Ian
J. R. Robbins
Jefferson, & T
Will Rewth
Plumbush
Heath
Beath
Robbins
Jreath
Halipoad
Bandits Active in Chicago Robbery Spree
Chicago December 23 bandits struck in a spree stealing 1050 from J T Moss paymaster of Booth Fisheries, 1340 from Joseph Barbino, 69 from Atlantic and Pacific Tea in a rear room, and four men were arrested after a saloon hold up as a bread delivery car vanished with police paging.
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Momming Journal
Secial
Chicago
J T. Moss
Booth Fisheries Company
Joseph Barbino
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Aeshland Avenue
Artillery Fronts Verdun and Eastern Front Activity
The report describes heavy fighting near Verdun with Hessian artillery and Russian rear guard actions in Watheehian and Dobeudia as forces fall back toward the north. It notes limited artillery on the Roselian frontier and surveys Allied responses to the German peace note with a potential Entente reply drafted in Rome. British shipping losses total about 495 steam vessels, roughly 12 percent of prewar tonnage.
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Monon
RL Cpoe
Watheehian
Dobeudia
lUirentke Serat
Toten
Sereth
Watlaun
Tusetan
Iykhowltehent
Titeenik-Serat
Hauf
Vedulsoresot
Dalatehenul
Tirentkh-Sorat
Deobrudia
Sean
Pete Torred Vestverey
Wilson
Parise
London
Entente
Rome
Germany
Great Britain
Peltons Continue to Advance in Dobrudja
Russian troops in the Khumanian province of Dobrudja retire northward as Teutonic forces push forward. The Russian rear guard fought engagements yesterday as the advance continued.
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Petrograd
London
Eitish Admiralty
Khumanian
Dobrudja
Russian War Department
Teutonic Operations Press Russians Back in Dobrochy
Reports from Overseas News Agency describe Russian forces defeated in Dobrochy as fortifications fall and a retreat is covered toward Tultscha Isaktcha and Matchin. The line is described as forested hills in northern Dobrudja with the Third Cossack division routed on December 19.
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Sterlin
Sayville
Dobrochy
Tultscha
Isaktcha
Matchin
Hilla
Dobrudja
Tultcha
Dobrudia
Rusesiana
Bulgarian War Report Highlights Successes in December Front
A December 20 official Bulgarian summary via Overseas News Agency reports gains south of Ohrid Lake and progress in Dobrudja. It notes repulsed hostile infantry and cavalry south of Nereth and heavy losses for the Third Cossack division with Colonel Yonedroff among the dead.
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Vtrelesa
Sayville
Overeseas News Agensy
Ochrida Lake
Monastir
Nereth
Dobrudja
Bebataxh Lake
Denistepe
Altibetkioy
Turkora
Yonedroff
British Airplanes Raid Turkish Positions in Mesopotamia
London dispatch reports on December 21 British airplanes dropped nearly a ton of bombs on Turkish positions in Mesopotamia as part of the campaign. The operation follows earlier raids and emphasizes air power in the theater.
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London
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