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Newspaper

New Mexico State Record

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1919

Page

6

Long Live the King a Lavonla Saga of Love and Intrigue

Prince Ferdinand Otto heir to Lavonla learns terrorists plot to form a republic while King Karl of Karola seeks to maintain peace. Hedwig loves Nikky Larisch as Adelbert guides a dangerous plan through a palace secret. Olga Loschek plots revenge as royal tea turns tense and the crowd stirs.

Synopsia Ferdinand William Otto Lavonla Hedwig Otto Karl of Karola Nikky Lurisch Uringe Otto Countess Loschek Archduchess Annanclita Kurnin Committee of Ten Nikky Karl Prin King Karl Kael Jrawk Olga Loschek Mettlich Prince Hubert Annunelata Ashe Hilda Hubert Prig Captain Larisch Hed Wig Olga Iner Karma Srown Prince Annunciata Nikky Larisch Tante Mr. Gladstone Alkance Kari Driger

Soft Snap for Prisoner: Ambrose Sentenced to Commissioners’ Office

Presiding Judge Kenneth Mackintosh ordered Joe Ambrose after a guilty plea to petty larceny confined in the county commissioners’ office for 80 days. The unsafe county jail conditions and staff demands prompted this move, with additional guards to ensure confinement and meals provided at a restaurant. Ambrose refused Canadian army service to gain suspension, being willing to fight for the United States.

Kenneth Mackintosh Joe Ambrose Mackintosh Ambrose United States Canada Commissioners’ Ofice Seattle Post Intelligencer

Miners Live Long Despite Fatal Accidents

Great Britain coal miners show lower overall mortality than most labor groups including all males, despite higher fatal accident risk. Dr Tatham notes miners have 166 percent of general male death risk from disease? correction: 23.2 percent lower than all males. They have less death from consumption, nervous system diseases 18 percent lower, heart disease 10 percent lower, and liver disease 10 percent lower than average.

Great Britain Doctor Tatham Registrar General

Unsinkable ships debated by writers and experts

The text references a London writer's view on Mr Pitt's plan for unsinkable ships using compressed air and hull modifications. It discusses deck integration with hull titles and notes uncertainty about technical feasibility, asserting the torpedoed ship problem remains unsettled six years on.

London Pitt Opers Gem

Good Roads Complete Military Highway From Alexandria to Camp Humphreys

Nine miles of concrete road between Alexandria Virginia and Camp Humphreys Virginia will be ready, marking the completion of planning and supervisory work by the bureau of public roads for military authorities. The Alexandria to Camp Humphreys stretch is the longest military highway planned and supervised by the bureau outside cantonments. Seventeen highway engineers and one superintendent of construction were detailed to military work by the bureau in July 1917 for periods of three to fifteen months.

United Baige Departsment of Agriculture Alexandria Camp Humphreys Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture Cantonmenta Bureau

Keep Traveled Roads Open Amid Winter Planning

Highway commissioners from New York Connecticut Massachusetts Pennsylvania and Delaware met with the High Traffic association of New York to report plans to keep the busiest roads open this winter. New York allocated 1 000 000 for army transport trunk maintenance with 50 000 set aside for snow removal. Connecticut spent about 50 000 on snow removal for 1000 miles of highway last winter averaging roughly 50 per mile.

New York Connecticut Massachusetts Pennsylvania Delaware High Traffic Association

War Teaches Great Lesson On Roads And Transport

The piece argues that wartime experience shows the importance of good roads for transporting food and supplies. It cites soldiers and engineers from the front, noting that continuous motor transport depended on excellent highways, a key Allied advantage.

Europe

Road Officials To Qualify For Civil Service Exams

A discussion notes that requiring highway department candidates to pass civil service exams reduces political influence and improves road and street conditions. It cites communities with this policy as showing general satisfaction and highlights related rural and agricultural tips on cellars, drafts, dog control, and hay use.

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