Tragedies of the Hapsburgs and Francis Joseph
The article recounts a sequence of royal misfortunes from Europe across Vienna Paris and Stahrenber lake. It details the mysterious Meyerling death of Rudolf the imperial prince and the later fates of Francis Joseph and Archduke Charles Francis amid war and dynastic intrigues. It notes Elizabeth’s assassination and Katharina Schartl’s courtly influence, shaping the twilight of the Hapsburg era.
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Chotek
Bavaria
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Marie Valerie
Paved Road Project From Pueblo To Kansas City
Colorado and Kansas counties plan a paved highway from Pueblo Colorado to Kansas City Missouri with initial funding for two and a half miles east of Pueblo. Officials anticipate further bonding or levies to continue work, expecting a multi year effort aided by federal support. The route aims to shorten auto travel time to railroad speed, with Kansas and Colorado cooperation and broad regional backing.
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Battleships to Carry More Powerful Guns
Rear Admiral Strauss of the U S Naval Commission states new battleships this year will feature guns surpassing any previously built. Four ships will mount eight sixteen inch forty five calibre guns while three more slated for winter approval would carry twelve sixteen inch sixty calibre guns with heavier weight and greater range.
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Unsurveyed West Lands Seen Large In 1916 Report
A report by the General Land Office cites large unsurveyed land acreage in the West while noting Chino Copper Company progress. California Nevada and Utah show sizable parcels under development with copper prospects impacting Crant county. The year 1916 is expected to set records with rising production and dividends for Chino and related properties.
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Ozark Trails convention draws vast turnout in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City November 22 Ozark Trails convention stands as the largest gathering of its kind in U S history with representation from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas New Mexico and a parade of over 2000 visitors seen by about 30000 spectators. The convention hall seating 7500 is overflowed along with hotels and lodging. Las Vegas education group handed out 10000 pieces of literature yesterday.
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New Mexico
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California count may delay electors over counting errors
Sacramento Nov 22 Secretary of State Jordan warned he would refuse to issue certificates of election to California electors unless errors in returns and in Orange County are corrected. The move could delay the electoral process and potentially affect President Wilsons reelection as California holds 13 electoral votes.
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Patsy Gonzales Shot Dead by Leopoldo Mazon in Albuquerque
Leopoldo Mazon shot and killed Patsy Gonzales of the Albuquerque Fire Department on Tuesday night. Mazon surrendered to Konstas Me Ramon Ostin and was taken to county jail. A disputed sequence of events involves Gonzales’s former wife, her new husband Armijo, and a bank employee, with two differing witness accounts. Gonzales’s husband reportedly divorsed and her father connections cited. Mazon described as son of a wealthy sheep raiser.
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Imperial Theatre
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Frau Schartt
Leopoldo Mazon
Patsy Gonzales
Albuquerqt
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Ramon Ostin
Moron
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Gonzales
Dive Armia
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Armijn
Valencia County
Flavio Sandoval
Jack London Dies at 7:45 in Glen Ellen California
The renowned author Jack London died at 7:45 PM in Glen Ellen California. Born in San Francisco, London pursued many journeys from the Klondike gold rush to sea voyages and sociological explorations that fed his prolific writing, producing at least forty books, plays, and numerous short stories.
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Hughes Sends Congratulations To President Reelected
Lakewood New Jersey November 22 Charles Hughes republican candidate sent telegram congratulating President Wilson upon reelection. He noted the close vote and wait for official California count and extended best wishes for a successful administration. The President replied thanking Hughes and expressing good wishes for the coming years.
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Teutons Foresee Retreat Near Belgian Frontier War Pressured
Nov 2 Ninstordig Netherlands reports refugees from northern France say German positions behind the front are prepared. They expect a retreat to the Belgian frontier with forts deserted and trenches and fortified caverns. Some factories, including ammunition works, operate under wartime conditions. Britain debates banning certain speeches as food shortages loom.
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France
Holland
Mau- Veuve
Haumont
Taille
Beans Shipped From Torrance Weigh Heavy Totals
The Estancia News Herald reports about 118 rail cars of beans shipped from Torrance, with estimated weights averaging at least 35,000 pounds per car. Total beans estimated near 4,130,000 pounds with growers receiving about $270,000. President Frank H. Roberts of the New Mexico Normal University ice Educational Association is mentioned amid election talk.
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Republican Governor Elected in Arizona
The Arizona Gazette reports Tow Famphist as Republican governor elect after compiling returns from nine counties official and three unofficial. It notes Campbell leads Hunt but concedes Campbell's election and dismisses recount or contest talk.
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Chihuahua City Under Attack By Villa Army
General Jacinto Trevino answered the Villa assault on Chihuahua City, opening artillery at dawn and targeting Reva hill and southern stations. By early afternoon the bombardment continued as Spanish forces concentrated around Santa Rosa and surrounding hills near the capital.
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Villa's Forces Reported Control of Key Field Pieces
Report notes two field pieces in Villa's hands, excluding machine guns seized from General Fortunato Maycotte's column near Santa Rosalia. The ad mentions several French 75s within the total. Details on broader positions or dates are not provided.
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New Mexico Pageant to Mark State Museum Dedication
A historical pageant will accompany the dedication of a new state museum dubbed The Cathedral of the Desert, likely to finish by June 1. Dedicatory exercises are planned for July 12 and 13 next year, with construction featuring a Cochittan style mission and exhibits reflecting Old Spanish mission architecture.
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New Mexico
Cathedral of the Desert
Cochittan
Department advice to the farmers from the agricultural department
The department of agriculture urges farmers to audit and prepare farm equipment during early fall gaps. A quick list of needed tools, parts, paints, and materials should be made now so winter work can proceed without extra trips to town. Prioritizing repairs and replacements will save days later when weather and roads worsen.
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Hanley
Tineh
Jose
Alene
Dari
The True Meaning of Thanksgiving Day
A reflective piece on Thanksgiving beyond feasts, urging readers to weigh motives and extend help to others. It argues the day honors the Creator and should inspire personal effort to improve the community, not just counting possessions.
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Eulus Amboves
Railroads Seek Supreme Court Stay Over New California Law
In a federal hearing Judge Hook ordered Missouri Oklahoma and Gulf railroad receivers to aid the government in expediting the case to the Supreme Court for final decision. The government moved to dismiss the injunction petition to avoid prolonged litigation across rail systems nationwide. A decision is expected before January list. a transcript will be filed with the high court before December 4.
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United States
Supreme Court
A Fine Tribute to Lieutenant Governor Washington Lindsey
Roosevelt county praises Washington Lindsey of Porfives for election as Lieutenant Governor. The piece notes many Democrats believe the state would fare well if the Governorship came under his leadership and affirms trust in his integrity amid past ties.
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Washington
Lindsey
Porfives
Congress to weigh fair prices in coming session
The article notes Congress will tackle price issues this session, focusing on wheat and bread costs. It mentions farm conditions, Argentina’s influence on supply, and calls for action to curb price spikes. Farmers fret over market dumping and the need for federal remedies to ease burden on the public.
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Colorado
America
Congress
Birds Draw Attention in Department of Agriculture Cards
The Department of Agriculture expands its outreach with a series of cards addressing the retributions and migration of North American birds. The initiative targets farmers and naturalists to monitor species movements and protect habitats across the region.
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