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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
3
Dutch colonial houses gain favor with buyers says William A. Radford. A 24 by 48 feet, seven–room design features side entrance, canvas decks, two large bedrooms with decks, a central hall, a full basement and multiple porches. It promotes professional design guidance and notes postwar building demand and price trends.
In a law office session the two women, Lucille Cleotte and Lyda Thomas, described their affair with Dr. F J Cicotte. Each woman claimed he loved both, prompting promises and a complicated pursuit of divorce.
In Steubenville Ohio a sign proclaims This safe is unlocked Go to it The message aims at burglars with a comic warning about amateurs using sledge hammers and a note on businessmen protecting their safes from damage by would be thieves
In Pittsburgh Magistrate Sweeney warned William Creasy to curb his advances after being accused of annoying a hotel elevator girl who said he called her "Spocktime" and "Sweetie" in a case involving affection. Police and officials reported a separate incident where John Fink, twenty three, allegedly stopped a car and was seized by four officers.
The article reflects on Memorial Day as veterans recall Civil War days and later conflicts. It cites medal of honor tales from 1861 to 1918, including William H. Osborne, Joseph Sweat, Goodhue and Wright, plus exploits of Howe, Metcalf, and the Morgan-Lurton-Harlan anecdote. It ends with a note on national unity shown by two former opposing soldiers serving as Supreme Court justices.
The piece recalls young men of 1861 who enlisted to defend the Union, not for pay or escape, but from duty to Abraham Lincoln and a vision of a united country freed from slavery. It honors their sacrifice, parental blessings, and patriotic fervor as they went forth to uphold Old Glory.
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