Thirty-Second New Mexico State Fair Ends in Carnivalesque Frenzy
The thirty-second annual New Mexico State Fair closed after a night of confetti crowds and masquerade revelry. Police kept order as locals and visitors enjoyed snake dances, clown bands, and street festivities amid winds and cold. Exhibits, races, aviator flights, and giveaways marked a festive finale with a hoped-for financial balance.
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New Mexico
Silver CIA
Santa Fe
Silverity
Joy N. Francis
Frontier Sports
Park Fair Closes With Large Crowd at Traction Park
A strong turnout marked the final day of the fair at Traction Park as a continuous program of events drew attendees throughout the day. The crowd’s size and variety highlighted a successful close to the event.
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Traction Park
Mexican Soldiers Inspect Juarez Passengers Amid Rebel Smuggling
Morning Journal Special Leased Wire from El Paso reports rebels smuggling ammunition into Juarez prompt rigid checks on street cars and pedestrians at the Rio Grande bridges. trains on the Mexico North Western resume after disturbances. railway workers warn senators of risks to American crews without federal protection.
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Morning Journal
el Paso
Juarez
Rio Grande
Mexico
United States
Casas Grandes
Mexico North- Western Railway
Labh
Senate Committee
Johnson and Blinn Campaign in Western Pennsylvania
Governor Johnson spoke in Washington and Duquesne Garden with William J. Flinn, reviewing the Chicago Republican convention. He outlined the Progressive platform in each address and urged party unity.
Roosevelt blasts Wilson on anti trust enforcement in Chicago
Bull Moose leader criticizes New Jersey Governor over corporate practices and lack of antitrust action. He urges stronger federal push to curb monopolies and hold executive power to account.
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Bull Moose
Chicago
New Jersey
Rough Rider Roosevelt Attacks Wilson Trust Policy
Colonel Roosevelt denounces Woodrow Wilson as governor of New Jersey for a lax trust policy. He argues state power should curb private monopolies and criticizes Wilson for failing to act against trusts while New Jersey’s laws could address them. He cites Perkins and Munsey as Roosevelt supporters among wealthy backers.
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Olonel Roosevelt
Colisernia
Hight
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Wilson
Roosevelt
Wilken
Tobacco Trust
New York
Denver
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Perkins
Mr. Munsey
Cleveland H. Dodge
McAdoo
Crane
Deneen Made Member Of Anantas Club Controversy
Governor Deneen of Illinois faces attack from Colonel Roosevelt who accuses him of perverting the truth and calls him an ally of Lorimer. Roosevelt says he had not attacked Deneen before but a Springfield speech prompted a stronger reply upon his Chicago arrival.
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Anantas Club
Tlinois
Roosevelt
Lorimer
Springfield
Chicago
Deliber
Contested Delegates and Deneen Accord Scrutinized
The speaker accuses Governor Deneen of shuffling and double dealing at the Chicago convention and claims he offered no private deals with Deneen. He cites testimony alleging alliances with Lorimer, warns Deneen unfit for public trust, and notes Roosevelt cancellation of an appearance at Knights of Columbus events.
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Taft
Senate
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Chicago
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Escape of Nineteen Convicts Strikes Rawlins Wyoming
Morning Journal reports ten of nineteen convicts led by Jimny Dalton broke from Rawlins penitentiary yard through a broken fence. Armed patrols guard streets and tracks as a manhunt expands with seven recaptured by nightfall and a terrorized town awaiting dawn.
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Morning Journal
Rawlins
Wyo
Oet
Jimny Dalton
Whitney
Desperado Dallon
Alston
Penitentiary
$42,000,000 Estate to Be Distributed After Litigation
After six years of litigation the estate of the late Don Guillermo Ambread, of Mexico and Los Angeles, is settled. The will directs distribution of thousands of acres in Mexico including Tiburon and San Beseban islands and 200000 acres in Sonora and Inhinuahua worth $42,000,000.
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Los Angeles
Don Guillermo Ambread
Mexico
Tiburon
San Beseban
Gulf of Cortex
Honduran Uprising Crushed By Nicaraguan Troops
An uprising against the Honduran government led by a Nicaraguan rebel began with 200 men under Jose Rafael a Honduran. They were overtaken by Nicaraguan forces at Tomatitlo Morty, several killed and many wounded. All surrendered and the revolt ended.
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Nicaragua
Jose Rafael
Tomataitlo
Morty
Montenegrin Forces Push Into Turkish Lines Across Front
Montenegrin forces continue victorious attacks along the border against Turkish troops. Reports indicate sustained pressure at multiple points as Allied observers monitor a tense European front during the great war era.
Greeks and Servians Rush Men to Danger Points
Hundreds of thousands of soldiers from Greece and Serbia are being dispatched rapidly to front line danger zones amid the escalating Balkan conflict. Military authorities report large troop movements and intensified mobilization across multiple fronts as tensions rise.
Montenegro Breaks Turkish Lines Near Tushi
Podaorita reports Montenegrin forces split Turkish defenses near Tushi and invested the town cut off from Scutari. After four days of frontier fighting, Montenegro penetrates Turkish territory due to strong fortifications. Turkish villages burned and many wounded taken to Podgorica.
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Montenegro
Cet
Tushi
Scutari
Podgoritaa
War clouds over Europe as Balkans lightning grows
London reports a tense Balkans crisis with Montenegro pressing Turkey while Greece mobilizes 175 000 troops and Bulgaria drafts a response to the Russo Austrian note. Vienna and St Petersburg papers hint at bad faith with Britain blamed by some for delaying a united stand.
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Berlin
Ross'a
Balkan
David Lloyd George
British Red Cross Society
Austria Law
Servia
Sanjak
Novipazar
Novipagar
Montenegren Troops Extend Into Neighboring Frontline
Constantinople reports Montena troops crossed the border into San Jakof Novipoazar and attacked Serentan. Official sources say Selenten lies near the Servian frontier and is a town line point.
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Constantinople
Oetty
Montenaarin
San Jakof Novipoazar
Serentan
Porte
Selenten
Becker named ringleader in Rosenthal murder conspiracy
New York Oct 12 cross examination in the Rosenthal case ranged over Becker's alleged role and Roses claims Becker plotted the gambler's death. Rose admitted lies and perjury but said he acted to save his life and that Becker directed the murder plan while promising immunity.
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Morning Journal
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