War News and Miscellaneous Dispatches From Global Fronts
A broad summary of World War I era items: German forces evacuations in Mitan. Turkish retreat. British naval actions near Bagdad and Bresopotamia. Greek waters policed. French trenches in a labyrinth line. embargo lifts and Greek steamers released at Malta. Kaiser may seek peace through Wilson. Serbia and Montenegro frontline updates. snow impacts on Allied moves. Armenian massacres, Nogales incidents, and various domestic notes including a bank robbery in Fort Gibson and a funeral in Cincinnati.
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England
Comemerce
Malta
Berne
Kaisor
Wilson
Constantinople
Saloniki
Serbia
Turkey
Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Fort Gibson
Muskogee
Okla
Varmera’ National Bank
L. W. Mix
Carranza
Sonora
Behall
Nogales
United States
David H. Moore
Cincinnati
Ohio
Athela
Moore
W. F. McDowell
Chicago
Tictula
Colonia
Fs San Wranciaco
Two Nations
New Mexico State News Highlights Economy and Incidents
The Albuquerque convention of the Alianza Hispano Americana is noted with other items including Roswell amplication plant expansion, 20,000 sheep shipped from Gallup, a Las Vegas paving contract, scarlet fever closures in Gallup, a turkey shipment from Dexter, a large search for a missing boy, and various court cases and civic updates across the state.
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Roswell
Gallup
Las Vegas
Dexter
R. T. Ratiffa
Alto Lands
New Mexico
Robert PB. Ervien
San Juan County
American’ ‘Glass ‘Casket Company
Oklahoma
Clovis
Curry” County
U.S
Juan Vieil
Nicolas . Apodaca
Teofilo Apodaca
U. S
Pope
Sante Fé
TA. Mann
Op N
Wilkerson
William Bickel
Gibson
Vatente, Montoya
Republic Mines Company
David J. Leahy
East Las Vegaa
al - - Yourself
Alba Qherque
J. J. Lentz
Audienee
Anmuory
John. J. Lentz
Mooseheart
Felix’ Martinez
WO Paso
Albuquerque Sanatorium
A. G. Shortle
Albuquerque
Mexico
Albuquerque High
Misa Hdo Sgunaini
Hagara ‘ Warewell
Louise Joyner
Roswell High
Milne Heads Teachers as Albuquerque Wins 1916 NM Ed Assoc
The 1916 New Mexico Educational Association election produced a disputed vice presidency with Prof Carroon winning 475 votes against Bennja min Sanchez’s 191. Albuquerque led 355 to 349 for the conven tion site before a null and void ruling left the meeting place to the executive committee.
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Western
Union News Service
Albuquerque
New Mexico ‘Educational Association
John Milne
Clovis
J. H. Wagner
Santa Fé
Mountainair
Las Vegas
Educational Council
John ‘Milne
R. F. Asplund
Carroon
Bennjamin Sanchez
Socorro
New Mexico Educational Association
Ines
Felix” Martinez
Eippe
Mel Fox
New Mexico
Filadelfo Baca
The
Educational Association
Big Appropriations for Improvements Albuquerque and Regions
A list of authorized appropriations from the Santa Fe Magazine outlines funding across divisions. Albuquerque sees Bridge No B-57 protection work 32500 dollars, land purchase 13000, dining room addition 92000, and machinery facility grading 80000. Gallup gets track construction 1500 and other mechanical work. Peso and Pecos divisions receive rail upgrades and stock pen or fuel conversions. El Paso spur track 1000 dollars.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fé
Gallup
Dew Mechanical
Seligman
Mexits
Koehler
Holly ‘Sugar Company
Pecos
Sedspluce
Clovis
Uge
Rio. Grande
Hayard
San Jose
Eli Paso
el Paso’ Smelting and Reining Company
Explosion Kills 30 at Du Pont Yard in Wilmington
A massive blast at the Du Pont Powder Company Hagley yard in Wilmington Delaware killed thirty workers and left seven fatally injured. Officials say the cause may remain a mystery as an extensive investigation begins while reports of Teutonic-origin warnings surface.
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Wilmington
Del
Hagley Yard
du Pont Powder Company
Hagley Yards
Carney’s Point
du Pont Company
Allan
Thaxter
Portland
T Company
du Pont
Dickens Murdered in Longmont Banker's Home
W H Dickens a banker and merchant resident of Longmont was shot and killed about 8 o clock Tuesday evening while seated in his library at Third avenue and Coffman street. A high power rifle bullet entered through a window and lodged in a brick wall. Mrs Dickens was slightly wounded by a glass splinter. Dickens died within ten minutes, unable to name or identify his killer as neighbors searched the vicinity for clues.
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Lawrence
Boggs
Paris
Cartiguenave
Patrick MacGill
Navy Poet
London
Misa Margaret Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Donaueschingen
Germany
Villa
Carranza
Nogates
Sonora
Viscount Bryce
Mexican Nogales
S.de
Peter Wright
Lausanne
Switzerland
Longmont
W. Hi
Dickens
Third Avenue
Coffman Street
Carlsbad Irrigation Project Aims at Water Delivery and Drainage
The Carlsbad irrigation works are continually improved. The project aims to bring water to lands and drain excess water, making farming safer and more reliable. It is described as a model irrigation system for the United States.
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Carlsbad
United States
Road Foreman Killed by Train Near Santa Fe Tracks
L. H. Clay county roads superintendent was struck by a train while crossing Santa Fe tracks in a motor truck and died instantly. Other details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yas. Crices
L. H. Clay
Burned Mother Tried to Save Children in Hotel Fire
Albuquerque dispatch from Clovis reports Mrs H Burnham severely burned while attempting to rescue her two children from death in a blaze that destroyed the Brown hotel. She had briefly left them in her apartment. a gasoline stove explosion started the fire. Firemen recovered the children's bodies behind a trunk after the flames were controlled. The property loss is estimated at ten thousand dollars.
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Albuquerque
Clovis
H. “9. Burnham
Brown Hotel
Bihan
Shafroth Proposes New Scheme For Inaugurations
Senator Shafroth of Colorado plans to introduce a bill for the coming Congress to move presidential inaugurations to January following elections and to have Congress members take office on the first Monday in January after their election. The current arrangement keeps Congress in power thirteen months unless a special session is called. Homeways and means committees list Colorado members Keating on roads and labor pensions Taylor land and mining irrigation Hillard and Timberlake assignments were deferred.
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Washington
Shafroth
Colorado
Congress
Keating
Roada
Taylor
sHilard
Timberlake
Beans boost Torrance cash with large harvest
The report estimates Frijoles will bring Torrance about $75,000 in cash this year. Mathews of Estancia is credited with a major bean yield, producing over 104,160 pounds from 150 acres, tended by himself and two sons.
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Moriarty- St
Tri-Joles
Torrance
Estancia
Land Demands for 78000 Acres State Lands
State receives applications for a tract of 78 000 acres of state lands. A band of free land will be placed on the market early next year. The land is to be cottonized.
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Banta. -Fé
Mexican Train Looting Near Brownsville Reported
Teofilo Crixell, a Brownsville merchant who arrived from Durango, reports Mexicans looted a passenger train traveling to Torreon Mexico. The robbery yielded thousands of dollars in money and jewelry, wounding a passenger seriously.
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Brownaville
Waaretos
Kbls
Teofilo ‘Crixell
Brownsville
Pex
Durango
Entopie President at Schoolmasters Club Meeting
A historical note records the president addressing the Schoolmasters Club at its seventh gathering, marking a notable connection with that organization.
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Entopie
Grateful Testimonial For Dodd’s Kidney Pills
Mrs A G Clemens of West Alexander Pennsylvania reports long standing backache and eye floaters improved after using Dodd's Kidney Pills and Diamond Dinner Pills. She endorses the remedies and notes prices of 50 cents per box for kidney pills and 60 cents for dyspepsia tablets from dealers or Dodd's Medicine Co. Buffalo NY.
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A. G. ‘Clemens
West Alexander
Dodd
A.G Clemens
Pilla
Dodd's Medicing Co
Buffalo, N. Y
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Mitan
Bagdad
Greece
Hellenic
Monastir
Montenegro
Nicholas
Geneva
Chineso
Austria
Italy
Vienna
Xaid
Bagrad
Ke Hap
Mig
Rookna Schwimmer
Poaga
Snebonde
Pago
Roma
Tha
Department
Ancona
Korn
Indiana
tha Democratic @bhata’ saucus
Renate
Democrats
Pedorak -S
Massachusetta
Jordey
Beru
Princeton
White House
Brussels
Hague
the _Exchange Telegraph
Edith Cavell
Bow Street Court
Edward’ ‘Hodgson
Lucy Warnace
Hodgson
Sporting. News
Victor
Carlstrom
Toronto
Ont
New York
Governor's Island
Maitland
Royal Naval Air Service
Molla Bfurstédt
Mary KK
Browns
Long Beach
Cal
Eingland
Sata
Newmarket
National City Bank
James Smith
New Jersey
Newark
N. J
Walter Hill
Off -Produce Company
Superior Court
Hn Activa
Arizona
Rafaelo Romanelli
Gardot
San Franyolaco
San’ Francisco
Charles M. Schwab
Board “of Trustees
Cornell University
Navy
Navy “Yard
Portsmouth
Ernie
Dlams
Tescomn
Olympia ‘Saloons
Waa
Olympio
State News
Portales
McKinley
National ‘Mohair Growers
Silver
Tie Reserve Mining and Afilling Company
Red River
Panhandle
Southwestern Stockmen’s Associations
Garelx
Metcalf
Ariz
Jose Martinez
Pedro Tartagia
George “T. Sterling, Sr
Santa Rita
William
McDonald
Doxa
el Paso
Baca
Socorra
Coutty
Cay
Texas
Copper Hill Company
Mt. Sedgewick
Office of
Manzano National Forest
Santa
W.h.dickens
Jerom
Frijoles
Metz
Gray & Davis
Stewart
BETZ
Alcrado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado Cartercar Co
Broadway
de Weaver
Io Mame
Coyne Brothers
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