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Turkiye forces retreat east of Kermanthah in Persia while British troops repel attacks near the Suez Canal. Russians press near Tarnopol Lemberg on the Galician front. Sweden plans protest over Baltic sinkings. Reports narrate battles, ship sinkings, prisoner counts, and political moves across Europe and the Middle East with multiple nations affected.
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New Mexico State News Highlights Labor, Fairs, and Local Events
The New Mexico report lists upcoming events including the Republican State Convention in Santa Fé and state fairs in Albuquerque Artesia and Las Cruces. It notes Roswell baseball club disbanding Mountainair’s chautauqua success and Labor Day parades in Albuquerque. Local updates cover court actions road improvements county fairs stationing militia at Las Cruces new army camp near Columbus and various arrests and notary commissions.
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New Mexico Crop Yields Reported by Agricultural Dept
The July crop report bulletin shows New Mexico crop conditions at 85.7 and national 101.6. Estimated yields include corn 2,691,000 bushels, winter wheat 1,044,000 bushels, oats 2,059,000 bushels, barley 302,000 bushels, hay two tons per acre, potatoes 656,000 bushels, apples 124,000 barrels, peaches 154,000 bushels, pears 64,000 bushels. Farm values list hogs 7.6, beef cattle 6.5, veals 4, sheep 6.7, lambs 7.5, wool .23, cows 65 per head, horses 80, cabbage 36, onions 2.30, beans 3.25, hay 44 per ton, alfalfa 10.50, prairie grass 3.12, alfalfa seed 12, bran 30, cottonseed meal 38.20.
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New Mexico Wins Federal Road Funds Under Wilson Bill
Governor McDonald sent a letter to the Secretary of Agriculture agreeing to the Bankhead Good Roads provisions signed by President Wilson on July 11. New Mexico will receive about 1,235,250 for general roads and roughly 1,000,000 for forest roads over the next five years. The governor urged early enactment of this year’s appropriation and noted the State Highway Commission stands ready to assist.
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Pellagra Epidemic Hits Las Vegas New Mexico
Death of Roman Baca a Santa Fe roundhouse employee reveals more than a dozen pellagra cases in the county with several fatalities. Cases reported in Mora and Sapello areas and a number in the State Insane Hospital. County Medical Society to publish guidance in English and Spanish papers.
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Objections Filed Against Dismantling New Mexico Central
Santa Fe residents Nill B. Field of Albuquerque and Nelson B. Cramer of Cincinnati filed objections to dismantling the New Mexico Central railroad. Attorney General Frank W. Clancy also said he will oppose removal of Receiver Ralph C. Bly. Judge E. C. Abbott to be notified. Gallup saloon license raises upheld in court.
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State fairs schedule for New Mexico events listed
The State Livestock and Products Exposition at Roswell runs September 18 through 22. Lovington hosts August 24 and 26, Dexter fair September 15 and 16, Artesia fair September 14 to 16, and the Albuquerque state fair in the week of September 25.
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Palma Pardoned and Restored to Citizenship
Santa Fé Blas Palma, sentenced in Mora county on April 29 1914 to one and a half to two years for an attempted killing, was completely pardoned and restored to citizenship by Governor McDonald.
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Estancia Valley Bean Crop Valued at Half Million
Estancia Valley expects bean crop value of 500000 this year as influx of new settlers continues and overall prospects improve for the valley.
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Woman injured when pistol fell from mattress in Las Vegas
Mrs. Concapcion Esquibel was shot and seriously injured as a pistol fell from under a mattress while she was making a bed in Las Vegas. The incident prompted medical treatment and an investigation.
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Head hunting in Solomon Islands linked to wartime shifts
A Vancouver World's Sydney correspondent notes that before the war British and occasional German ships patrolled to curb cannibalism among island natives. Troop transport needs led to their recall, freeing head hunters to raid coastal villages. In one raid a mountain tribe secured 26 heads with little punishment due to slow white organization. Raiders grow bolder while no Europeans are yet attacked.
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