Hungary Proclaims State of Siege Amid Turmoil in Budapest
Zurich reports a state of siege in Budapest after about one hundred thousand demonstrators surged toward the palace of Archduke Joseph. Crowds demand a republic as German troops reportedly arrive to help quell nationalist protests and students form a coordinating council with the Magyar national council.
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Street fighting reported in Budapest in October turmoil
London dispatch describes street fighting in Budapest with mace guns and many deaths. Loyal soldiers clash with students as a strong republican movement and possible labor revolt brew, signaling potential revolution against the Hapsburg rule.
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Czecho Slovaks Seize Prague in Bohemia
The Czecho-Slovaks through their national council are completely in possession of Prague, the capital of Bohemia, after taking the city on Monday. The populace celebrates as Vienna confirms the report from Copenhagen.
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President Wilson Likely to Attend Peace Conference
Washington October 30 President Wilson will attend the peace conference wherever it is held, his friends believe. They say the president will want to be present to more directly present his views before the conference.
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Austro Hungarian Foreign Minister Opens Talks With Italy
Copenhagen October 30 Count Andrassy the new Austro Hungarian foreign minister has decided to begin direct negotiations with Italy regarding an armistice and peace. He believes results may possibly be secured.
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Franco Americans Attack Near Rethel Break German Lines
Paris reports Franco-Americans launched a strong attack northwest of Rethel and penetrated German positions reaching their near empty support lines.
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Turks Evacuate Baku Without Fighting
Zurich October 30 The Turkish forces have evacuated Baku the center of the great Russian oil fields. The Turks left without fighting.
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Zurich
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Flora family returns from Camp Funston with newborn
Lieut Flora and Lieut Jeff Flora arrived from Camp Funston Kansas to take his wife Elizabeth FitzGerald and their infant child home. The baby was born a few weeks ago at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Fitzgerald east of Roswell.
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Little Ore
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Roswell
Rams Here See Adams Sheep Company Rams at Keels Yard
Louie Keels Wagon Yard advertises Adams Sheep Company rams available for viewing before purchase. The notice invites buyers to inspect the stock on site and consider quality before buying.
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Body to be shipped from Dilleys to Galesburg Ill
The body of Olen Andrews baggageman at the Santa Fe station will be shipped tonight from Dilleys to Galesburg Illinois. The wife and children will accompany the body in a formal funeral transfer reflecting the family’s grief and procedure. Government needs twelve thousand clerks with Roswell examinations listed November 16 and December 7. Salary twelve hundred dollars with no experience required. Men and women seeking civil service positions may write for particulars to J C Leonard former Civil Service Examiner 1364 Kenois Building Washington. An appreciation notice from Mrs Ada Harris and Braydon Harris expresses thanks to all who helped bury John Henry Hars who died of influenza pneumonia at Camp Mills New York.
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Alderman Lawrence Leaves Gilkeson After Influenza Confinement
City Alderman W. C. Lawrence, kept in his room at the Gilkeson for several days with influenza, was able to be out today.
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Gilkeson
Allies Sweep Through Serbia Advancing Toward Hungary
October 30 report from Saloniki says Allied forces push across Serbia like a prairie fire and reach within twenty miles of Hungary at three points. Montenegro troops under Allied command pass Ipek and Krakova nearing Herzegovina frontiers.
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American aviators down eighteen enemy planes Tuesday
General Pershing reports that American aviators with the first army downed eighteen enemy planes on Tuesday. Only five American planes are missing. Aside from steady artillery west of the Meuse, Tuesday was a quiet day.
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Allies pierce Austrian line and cut communications at Piave
October 30 report says Anglo Italian forces have breached the Austrian line along the Piave, advancing eastward between the two railway feeders and severing enemy communications on the Venetian plains. Also notes bereavement acknowledgment and local health notices with police and business updates.
Italian and British Troops Smash Austrians Near Piave Front
Rome dispatch reports Allied forces across the Piave on a forty mile front eight miles beyond the river. They have seized over fifteen thousand prisoners and more than a hundred villages including Conegliano as American and British units push toward Vittoria. King Victor Emmanuel leads Bersaglieri. Austrian shells light the Piave as it roars with artillery fire.
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Judge Raynolds Here in New Mexico Race
Judge H F Raynolds and D F White cashier First National Bank of Albuquerque are at Gilkeson. Raynolds seeks the Republican nomination for judge of the New Mexico Supreme Court.
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Mrs Crueger Arrives From San Antino To Visit Ill Husband
Mrs Paul C Crueger arrives today from San Antonio to visit her husband who is seriously ill with influenza pneumonia at St Marys. She brought a trained nurse for the care of her husband and himself.
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Red Cross asks return of caps and aprons. bonds exchange at Roswell store
All Red Cross members with caps or aprons at home are urged to send them back to the work room clean at once. Those wishing to exchange Liberty Bonds for auto supplies may do so at J P Patterson accessory store, 129 West 2nd Street, Roswell, New Mexico.
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Irrigated 40 Acre Farm For Rent Near Roswell
Good 40 acre irrigated farm with solid improvements available for rent. Contact R H McCune at Roswell Building and Loan Association. 17ifc.
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City health board reports brighter Roswell flu outlook
Roswell officials said yesterday and this morning the flu situation improved with only a few new cases and fewer households affected by ongoing cases. Hagerman later reported no new cases in the past 24 hours.
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Germany Sends Supplementary Note on Constitutional Changes
Germany has sent another note to America describing steps toward constitutional changes to make the government responsible to the people. The note, unsolicited and not altering the peace situation, was received by Secretary Lansing via the Swiss legation. President Wilson plans a reply and will likely forward it to the Versailles conferences.
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Germany Protests Armistice Terms Yet Likely Accepts
Washington observers say Germany may protest but will accept armistice terms to avoid a losing fight. Austria struggles under Italian pressure while Germany clings to the Verdun front with fear of Allied maneuvers beyond the Rhine. Versailles will present terms based on Wilson principles before the weekend.
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Tigner Ill Con fined To Home With Influenza In Roswell
Alderman Tigner III and city alderman R M Tigner are confined to home with influenza. As members of the city health board they worked to control the epidemic and supported the establishment of the city hospital which has handled the Mexican flu situation admirably.
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Scalp Treatment Ad At Roswell Beauty Shop
A beauty salon ad promotes scalp treatment by Mrs. C A Porter at Roswell Beauty Shop promising healthier thicker hair. The notice runs under the heading Scalp Treatment and mentions Roswell.
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CA. Porter
Roswell
Post Office Inspector Leaves for El Paso on Official Business
Post office inspector R. J. Jotgin departed via the auto route this morning for El Paso to perform official duties. Birth announced for Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Johnson, a baby boy born yesterday and both the infant and mother reported in good condition.
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el Paso
Mrs. Johnson
L. J. Johnson
R. R. Brown Applies for Officers' Training School
Coach R. R. Brown, longtime Institute instructor, has submitted an application to enter the officers' training school at Camp Fremest.
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Camp Fremest
Halloween Night Quiet in Roswell Reported
Local notice warns of no celebrations in Roswell on October 1 as Halloween comes, while Autrey advertises the biggest green tomatoes in the valley at 2 cents per pound, available at L. H Dobbs furniture store.
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Hervey Party Heads to Artesia for Day of Business
Attorney and Mrs James M Hervey traveled to Artesia this morning to spend the day on business duties in the town.
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Artesia
James M Hervey
Bankhead Highway Inspectors Reach Roswell After Muddy West Texas Trip
Bankhead Highway inspection party from Birmingham Alabama arrived in Roswell Monday night after a rough drive through mud and snow. Members included W E Hinkle J W Guinn J A Rowntree M O Eldridge and E H Perry. An elaborate reception planned for Sunday was moved due to storm and illness. Eldridge praised drained prairie roads as a foundation for better highways. The group toured Alamogordo and Waite Mountain Inn with local hosts C W Shepherd and others noting venison for visitors.
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