Capital City News In Brief
Mrs Mary A Bishop visits southern California while Mrs Fred Lover returns from an extended California trip. Congressman William P Walton attends events in Santa Fe and returns to Washington. Various locals travel for business, family updates, and appointments. Notables include Taos county elect Demtheres Martiney as senior, Red Cross nurse Tavra Scott heads to San Francisco, and Alfonso Herrera’s France arrival. References to regional education officials, a Santa Fe market reopening, and state treasurer elect Stro planning to reside in the Capital.
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Mhe Tavra Scott
W. M. Scott
The
Precen
San Francisco
Red Cross
War Romance Leads American Girl to Army Bride at Ritz
Miss Elizabeth N Wood of Boston married Lieutenant Colonel N W Campanole of the General Staff at the Ritz Hotel in Paris. The ceremony was conducted by Captain Francis A Joyce with maid of honor Lesley La Beaume. The event, tied to wartime welfare work, featured Allied flags, a blue charmeuse gown, and a banquet bouquet of orchids and Ophelia roses.
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Elizabeth N. Wood
Boston
Ritz
Ol. Campanole
Milizabeth Wood
Winchenden
Mass
N. W. Campanole
A. F
Francis A. Joyce
U.S. A
Varias
Fras
Liena Col Campanore
Weil Elye Ritz
Campanole
M. Gaston Drucker
Eighth Arrondissement
Amelieng Fund
Lesley la Beaume
St Louis
J. S. Stewart Richardson
USA
Joyce
United States Army
Col Campanole
Philippines
Mexico
Red Cross
Robenson
Brookline
A.M. F
Walters
Kernan
New York
Springer
Wallace Phi
Cyber Ward
Barclay Warburton
Howard Dickinson
Thayer Robb
HM. Robertson
Dudley Choner
Iain Francis
Wicks
Wiliam A. Preston
Kenneth BR. White
W. H. Brevoort
Tieutenant
Richard Canin
Robert
Robert Maverick
Rovall Tyler
Vanderpoe
New_York Herald
Michael
Spantah- Athei
Pines
China
Siberia
Tokio
Japan
Enrene
Atached
Taos County Seeks Help Amid Flu Crisis Amid Narrow Improvement
Taos County remains hardest hit by influenza in New Mexico as doctors and nurses travel from Taos and other areas to assist. Reports indicate daily deaths near six in Taos and over thirty countywide, with medicine shortages prompting shipments. Red Cross mobilizes supplies, masks, and evac plans as activity resumes and local fundraising continues.
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New Mexico
Taos County
Tas Veoas
Dolan
Frank Staplin
Taos
Rio Arriba
Santa Fe
Red Cross Rooms Open for War Relief Activities
The Colfax County Red Cross reports October 1918 activity with sewing and knitting rooms in Las Vegas and Raton. Volunteers prepared and shipped 258 socks and 95 sweaters to Denver headquarters and camps. Home Service visits total over ten families daily for nurse care and meal trays from a central kitchen.
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Las Cruces
Red Cross
Las Vegas
Colfax County
Kaining
Raton
Koehler
Gardiner
Denver
Dawson Branch
Home Service Department of the Red Cross
Divorce Notice in Santa Fe District Court
Mrs Richard J Burns files for absolute divorce against Richard J Burns in the First Judicial District Santa Fe. Appearance required by December 14, 1918. otherwise judgment by default. Court seal dated November 1, 1918 at Santa Fe New Mexico. Deputy Luis Pacheco.
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State OF New Mexico
County OF Santa FE
Richard J. Burns
District Court
First Judicial District of
New Mexico
County of
Santa Fe
de Baca
Luis Pacheco
Delegates Named by Governor for Chicago Road Meet
New Mexico will send Charles Springer Santa Fe Eugene Kempenich Peralta W M Atkinson Roswell George Singleton Clovis James A French Santa Fe and Arthur Seligman Santa Fe as delegates to the American Association of State Highway Industries meeting in Chicago December 4 and 5 appointed this week by the governor.
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New Mexico
American Association of State Highway Industries
Chicago
Charles Springer
Santa Fe
Eugene Kempenich
Peralta
W. M. Atkinson
Roswell
George Singleton
Clovis
James A. French
Arthur Seligman
Eighteen Counties Surpass War Work Fund Quota
On Wednesday 18 of the 2 percent counties in the state exceeded the quota for the United War Work fund. By noon Tuesday the total reached 145,827 dollars, about 70 percent of the state goal, with the piece noting honesty as a safeguard and linking religion to moral duty in the wartime appeal.
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United War Work Fund
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Fred Lover
William PB. Walton
Washington
Busine
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Frank. Mond Sresisting
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Cotone WS
Hopewell
Athoanerane
H. Martinez
Lause Ver
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Martinex
Charles Dineo
Aahhalton
Hue
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Demtheres Martiney
Taos Couunty
Ruth Miller
Deot F D. Smith
State Department of Education
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Tolsey
Janice
Ortiz
Calfornia
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Ascorsar
Santa Ouaty
Tye
Ted
Feemster
United States Biological Survey
Benj. Frankey
Emilia Delsady
Tower San Fray Street
Alfonso Herrera
Guatalme Herrera
Coronado
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Fl Paso
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Marty J Jones
Military Institute
Roswell State University
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Moriarty Messenger
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United States Food Administration
H. S. Kaune & CO
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Santa FE Water & Light
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Congress of Allied Women On War Service
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