Similarities to 1787 Washington era haunt post war talk
The piece argues that present conditions mirror early republic strain after the American Revolution. It cites Washington and Franklin as pivotal figures, notes partisan tempers in Congress, and recalls Genet's 1793 visit to Philadelphia as a warning against factionalism and foreign influence. It frames current Democrats as obstructive and praises Harding era resolve. It recalls revolutionary-era crises and the rising sun metaphor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cty
Philadelphia
United States
Franklin
Canve
America
Congress
White
Wilson
Democratic Party
Harding
National Committee
Republican Party
Republican Congress
Europe
Martin B. Madden
Ilinois
National
Madden
Nancy
Cabit Anarchy Republic
Willy Utik
Savannah
Russia
Charleston
Louis
Great Britain
Hherty
Paris
France
Jefferson
Carolina
Genet
England
Kine Lovie
Justice of Peace Court in Preliminary Hearing Ruling
The court held that a justice of the peace acts as a court in preliminary hearings for felonies and that the preliminary hearing is a court proceeding under statute. The decision discusses multiple cases on intimidation of witnesses, larceny, and admissibility of evidence, noting the judge’s discretion and the relevance of intent in indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice OF Peace
Yapevine Court
Goetesar Lazaro- Viel
Estevan Stanley
Colfaxnty
Downer Com
Laxarmutch
Roberty
Lee Parker
Kaynarde
Pente
Hell
H. Wade
Justice of the Peace
Ozark Trails Monuments Erected in Pecos Valley Towns
Contractor Hendrickson and crew arrived at Carlsbad to begin the Ozark Trails monument at Canyon and Fox streets. The 21 foot shaft sits on a six foot square base, with Carlsbad on its polished sides and green town names. Five incandescent lamps crown the pyramid.
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Hendrickson
Carls
Canyon and
Fox Streets
Oxark Trail
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Clay Koswell
Artesia
Lakewood
Carlsbad
Executive orders extend clemency to prisoners
Acting on a recommendation from the penitentiary commission, clemency measures were issued for multiple prisoners. Names include Tom O Neill of Socorro County, Auguste Wert of Grant County, Joe Rabeda of Lincoln County, A Ellison of Chaves County, Lazaro Flores of San Miguel County, Anita Montes of Bernalillo County, and Velpo Dowthitt and Tigin Dowthitt of Chaves County, with varying commutations and pardons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cremen
Tom O'Neil
Socorro County
Augustes Wert
Grant County
Marter
C. A. Larrazole
Joe Raheda
Lincoln County
A. Ellison
Chaves County
Fife
Lazaro Flores
San Miguel County
Anita A. Montes
Bernalillo
Velpo Dowthitt
Ana Tigin Dowthitt
Las Vegas Mesa farmers show steady crops and equity
Colbert Root profiles F. Calhoun a pioneer dry farmer in Las Vegas New Mexico. Calhoun reports corn yields 35 to 40 bushels per acre and native wheat 30 to 40 bushels per acre with sweet clover as a reliable forage. Peter Antonesson and family are noted as successful dry farmers raising winter wheat corn millet poultry and rabbits. their efforts illustrate diversified farming on about 1 200 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colbert
Root
Tarragon
Las Vegas
New, Mexico
F. Calhoun
Uslhvan
Culhowt
Mesa
Peter Antesson
Calhoun
Jess
New Mexico
Corneur
Weather Improves Crops Across New Mexico
A federal weather bureau bulletin for the week ending Tuesday notes favorable conditions for crops and ranges in New Mexico. Moderate temperatures and showers aided northern alfalfa, southern valleys, and the Pecos and Rio Grande valleys while harvests of small grains and threshing faced some rain disruption. Stock remains good, with ongoing apple and peach picking in the lower Pecos area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Federal Weather Bureau
Hieh
Pecos
Rio Grane
War Hero Jette Named Agent Inspector at Alamo NM
Mescalero resident Paul Jette, a Republican figure in Carrizo County politics, receives a promotion from Secretary of the Interior Fall to inspector of Ends Me. A veteran who served as captain and later colonel on Governor MeChem's staff, Jette is married with several children and Longtime Mescalero businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo NM
Paul Jette
Mescalero
Secretary of the Interior
ATL
Ends Me
Jette Tyes
Crere
Jette
Jetters
Aln
Biezer
Governor Mechem
el Paso Herald
Ute Gold Mining Company Files Its Charter
The Ute Gold Mining Company of Raton has organized for flood water appropriation in Sunshine Valley. Notice filed in the secretary of state’s office lists founders RG Mallen and CJ Ballard with $4000 capital, plus other directors from Trinidad and Wellington. The water rights cover Taos and Rincon creeks for irrigation and domestic use.
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UTE Gold Mining Company, OF
Raton
Ute Gold Mining Company
Taos
RG Mallen
Ute Imeer
CJ Ballard
Prt NM
Rolney T. Hoggart
TD. R. Hindman
Trinidad
Toltec Lime Co of Albuquerque Dissolved
Notice of dissolution of the corporation Toltec Lime Co of Albuquerque filed with the state commission by Toltec Lime Co. with its offices in the Cromwell building. Signed by Harry Lennard statutory agent A. Presiden bloom and George E. Gray directors.
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Toltec Lime CO. OF
Albuquerque
State
Tol [Rc Lime Company
Cromwell
Harry Lennard
A. Preidenbloom
George E. Gray
Antonio Carpio Granted Reprieve From Death Sentence
An account of Antonio Carpio, condemned to death, receiving a reprieve from Gov Meche. The article notes Carpio’s August 19 execution date, a prior attempted killing of Casimiro and Firon Rinse, and his plea to the district court for mercy and reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Carpio
Meche Wetit Oether
Carpio
Firon Rinse
Casimiro Tecern
Grant Robere
Surgeons as modern bone carpenters in wartime science
Popular Science Monthly notes surgeons now perform bone grafting and jaw repairs using grafted bone and skin fragments. The article lauds techniques that carve, fit, and secure grafts into fractured skeletons and even reuse jaw bone from other sources. It highlights wartime advances enabling more precise reconstructions.
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Pene Popular Selence Monthly
Curse of Scotland and a Century of Intrigue
Fragmented historical piece links the Curse of Scotland to royal lineages and the nine of diamonds, naming Sir John Dalrymple and the Earl of Stair as key figures in politics and union with England. The text then shifts to a garbled note on coinage, labor, and a modern cotton picker topic.
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Epese
Scotland
Earl of Stair
Jones Dalrymple
Steir
Court of
Linportance
William Sid Mary
Scottant
Enghanel
Tetire
Why Chinese Cut Their Queurs With the Fath of the Moench
A fragment from Popular Relence Monthly discusses Qing dynasty fashion and the removal of queues to mark dynastic fall. It then contrasts human development with horse aging, noting supposed maturities and age comparisons across species as reported in New York Evening Post.
Fragmented note on visitors and naval salutes in old times
A rough fragment discusses dignitaries and naval salutes from days of old. It mentions warships firing guns as greetings and remarks on visitors and customs, indicating a curious but unclear historical practice.
Shite elephants of Siam bring determined stoutness
A fragmented description references elephants from Siam with a sense of ceremony and strength, hinting at a notable display or event. The garbled text preserves names of figures and places in a rough outline, suggesting a public exhibition or parade context and a collective resolve.
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Siam
Cates
Tor Ter
Hot Water Fountains of Teeland Create Boiling Displays
The Teeland springs feature Bopwater fountains on mounds with basins and rising steam. Fountains spout boiling water to heights of up to eight feet, with occasional eruptions and full basins emptying to emit spray jets. Spectators witness brilliant white incrustations and dramatic bursts from the vents.
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Teeland
Rsing
Whit Inuny
Teelandt
Fort
Removing Tattoo Marks Through Chemical and Thermal Methods
Historical note describes tattoo removal approaches using zinc chloride and water solution forming a crust that falls off after about a week, plus reapplication. It mentions alternative methods including resealing punctures with Tennin gelation, applying silver nitrate, and other substances like carnid and glyer.
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Selvnce
St Marks Church Site Reconstructed For Religious Service
The oldest New York church site, St Mark s Chairetie, has been reshaped for religious use for 2H years. Peter Stuyvesant funded an early private chapel in 100, with later connections to Trinity Church. The rebuilt church near Wall Street honors its Walling era past and the vestry plans a suitable tomb near the tombs of Stuyvesant and his wife.
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St. Mark's Church
New York
St. Mark's
Peter Stuyvesant
New Nether
Tumis
The Right Way Te Re Wey Te Red With Amy Alses
A distorted passage describes a tense scene with references to a trial or confrontation. It mentions a timeline for recognition and a contrast between private study and a public setting. The narrator notes the scrutiny of observers and hints at emotional or physical impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy
Plains of
Lon Hardy
Amber as Medicine and Cough Remedies in China
Fragmentary notes discuss amber beads and necklaces as cures for cold or bead ailments with mentions of Chinese practice and old physicians. A correspondent claims a cure in two cases attributed to amber worn externally, while others speculate about internal use and historic views on amber for healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Leaning Tower of Pisa Receives Mixed Interpretations
Fragment from a medieval description discusses the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Carrara marble and Gothic style. The text notes the tower’s departure from perpendicular and its debated interpretation, reflecting long standing scholarly debates without graphic detail.
Tobacco trade's vast links to other industries
An article argues tobacco supports numerous sectors from licorice and sugar to coal and tin foil. It estimates billions tied to tobacco, including box production, cigarette papers, and real estate, then questions national prohibition's impact on these allied businesses and public sentiment.
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Fey
United States
Teluteoo
Heerlen
Womlen
Atul
Ohamar
Makina
Daventiest
Tabuern
Presa Service Company
New York City
TMT
Fohner
Translators Chart Aesop Fable Goose For Hen Confusion
The piece argues that adapters render the Greek term as goose rather than hen in the golden egg fable. It notes the etymology and the risk of misreading the original word in early versions. The discussion highlights how translators tied to tradition preserve the hen reading to the present.
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Roosevelt
Pecos Valley
Las Vegas Mesa
Fall
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Sunshine Valley
Nine of Diamonds
Ohiohome
Mfe
Iceland
Amber
Ae Yeaf At
Tottering
Pieste
Rene
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