War Year Weeks Condense Key Global Events
Western Newspaper Union reports rapid war updates: Oklahoma’s Governor Williams rejects outside aid. German offensive checked near Slavs. Samuel Ferguson buried in San Francisco. Allied gains claimed at Dardanelles and Mesopotamia. Paris reports Champagne advances. British aerial raids and naval losses noted. large female medical student enrollments in London. standstill cited by German attacks near Lille. Britain’s treasury lists injury and property claims. Kaiser acknowledged Allied gains north of Mesnil and near V sur Tourbe. Champagne bombardment marked major action. Britain to expand aeronautical training in Toronto. multiple incidents including prison warden Harry Minto killed, Greek miners killed, and a deadly blast in Ardmore.
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New Mexico State News Highlights Oct Events and Incidents
Roosevelt County Fair at Portales and the State Fair at Albuquerque headline a busy period with meetings, new buildings, and community projects across New Mexico. Reports include a ship of ice plant from Durango, a 24 piece boys band in Magdalena, a new bank at Reserve, a 9,000 pound potato sale in Farmington, a corner stone for Albuquerque Y M C A, and fatal and nonfatal incidents around Silver City and Roswell.
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Jury Acquits Porter in Shooting Case
James L. Connell was acquitted by a Porter home shooting trial after two hours of deliberation. The case began with two failed indictments by grand juries, a third being returned, and a motion for remand denied. Bond remains $20,000 and venue was moved to Dona Ana county with possible appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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Polavadera Land Grant Trial Moves Toward Settlement
After a decade of testimony, the Polavadera grant in Rio Arriba county nears settlement. Judge K R Hanna, former referee and now Supreme Court justice, reports ownership favoring two thirds to Perew of Buffalo, N Y, while dismissing claims under Miquela Martinez’s 1741 deed to Gabriel Quintana for lack of proof she was the grantee’s daughter. The grant includes timber land and was originally issued in 1766 to Juan Pablo Martin.
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Forest District Leads Grazing Receipts in Two Months
Forest District No. 3, headquartered in Albuquerque, reports total grazing receipts of 45,510 dollars for the two months ending August 31, leading all districts. The district shows a decrease from the previous year in overall receipts for the same period.
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Reclamation completes Rio Grande canal tests in New Mexico
The reclamation officers report the east side canal test successful and water flowing through the system. A steel head gate replacement at McMillan reservoir will be paired with a concrete syphon under the Pecos river to carry water from Lake Avalon main headgate, with the syphon two feet long.
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Lower Express Rates Promised by New Mexico Shippers
Santa Fe officials of express companies told the State Corporation Commission that a revision of the express schedule will automatically reduce fruit and vegetable rates below the present scale.
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Maxwell Grant Deal May Redirect Land Holdings
It is likely the Maxwell Irrigated Land Company will pass to Denver buyers within days. The closing would trigger construction of the Hebron dam, washed out in 1914, to start in October and finish the irrigation system quickly, costing 75 000 to 100 000 dollars and supplying water for 25 000 acres under the ditch even in poor seasons.
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Land business good in August at Santa Fe land office
The U S land office at Santa Fe reports a fairly good land business in August with 51 621 9 acres taken up and 3 174 dollars received from 249 entries. Of these, 105 were homestead original entries under the act of June 11 1906.
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Talk to Hawaii Wireless Phone Talk to Hawaii Wireless Phone
A fragment mentions Talk to Hawaii Wireless Phone in connection with a telecommunications service. No clear event, date, or outcome is provided to establish a full news item.
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Wireless globe spanning voice sent by radio first time
The Navy and AT&T with Western Electric reported the first transcontinental wireless telephone test from Arlington Virginia to Mare Island California and later to Pearl Harbor Hawaii, linking New York via metallic line to Arlington then across the continent. Officials hailed the milestone for military and potential commercial use.
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West Indian Hurricane Devastates Gulf Coast
Reports warn the hurricane after striking New Orleans and reaching smaller Gulf Coast towns. At least 150 people are killed and property damage in New Orleans is near 2 million dollars as communications slow.
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