War News and Political Shifts Across Europe
Western Union reports on German offensives around Bucharest, Russian advances, and Balkan actions. Allied promises and Greek neutrality protests appear as Britain debates a government reconstruction. Domestic notices include judges appointed, a prison break attempt, and a women’s boycott on the Pacific coast.
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Union News Service
Rumania
Karnak
Malta
E .Petrograd
Constantinople
Darda- Delies
Russia
Teutony
Bucharest
Teutonic
Petrograd
Asquith
Great Britain
King George
Wield
Marshal von Mickensen
Gradichtea
Asquith Quits the Premiership in UK Crisis
British government crisis ends with Herbert H. Asquith resigning after eight years as premier. Andrew Bonar Law summoned to form a coalition cabinet while Lloyd George looms as alternative. Petrograd reports Teutonic advances toward Bucharest and Ploedhti with Romania’s efforts failing.
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London
Herbert J. Asquith
Andrew Bonar Law
Asquith
Bonar Law
David Lloyd-George
John D Archbold dies at 68 Standard Oil leader
John D Archbold, longtime Standard Oil Company of New Jersey president and ally of John D Rockefeller, died at his South Broadway home after complications from an appendicitis operation on November 21. Born July 26, 1848 in Leesburg Ohio, he built a fortune estimated near 100 million dollars and served as a Rockefellers associate from 1875 until his death.
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Tarrytown
John D. Archbold
Standard Ol
South Broadway
Archbold
Nfe
Standard of!. Company
New Jersey
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil System
John Dustin Archbold
Leesburg
Ohio
Rockefellers
Eleven Marines Wounded in Dominican Republic Fighting
Washington reports Capt J A Hughes and eight privates of the Thirty first company and two privates of the Thirty second company of United States Marines were wounded in the November 29 30 clash at Macoris Dominican Republic during clashes with natives resisting occupation. Eleven Dominicans were killed and six wounded. Boat Policy Caused Jagow to Quit. London quotes Maximilian Harden saying Jagow left the German foreign office over submarine policy opposed by the United States and disagreeable with deporting Belgians.
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Misa Maree Wilson
American Civic Association
Washington
Macoris
Santo Domingo
Alge Traction
Sitianne
United States Navy
U. S
J.A. “Hughes
United States
Dominican Republic
Navy Department
Harry Knapp
Jagow
London
Berne
Maximilian Harden
Zukunft
Herr von Jagow
Foreign Office
Governor Arnulfo Gonzales Installed in Chihuahua
Gen. Arnulfo Gonzales was installed as governor of Chihuahua on Tuesday as Chihuahua City tightens security. Police sweep the city for looted goods while Constitutionalist cavalry pursue Villa bandits whose location is unknown. Villa's rule had been a reign of terror with Holguin and eight prominent citizens executed and about forty Chinese men among those shot. no other foreigners were killed or injured.
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Chihuahua
Chihuahua City
Arnulfo Gonzales
Villa
Holguin
New Mexico Notices and Local Political Developments
June events at Las Vegas Cowboys reunion announced. Toltec Oil Company of Roswell receives an carload of casings. Colfax County road work shows progress on state highway. Senator-elect A A Jones reports campaign expenses of 8197 dollars. A Norwegian, A Wollang, found dead in Albuquerque hotel room with note. Gallup forms new Citizens Light Power and Telephone Co with 150000 capital. Albuquerque police briefed by Gov McDonald on return of Jack Elliott to Arizona. Road accident in Santa Fe region injures A B Hale. Mazon posts bond 15000 dollars for grand jury appearance. 500 bond for peace. State railroad fare conference fixed for December 13 at Santa Fe. Thomas Transgard sues Santa Fe Railway for 10000 over November 28 injury. Carl Hinton resigns as Silver City Chamber secretary to join Denver Manufacturers Association. Roy Mora county elects F A Roy mayor, others trustees. Roy. Santa Fe to host 1917 NM Educational Association. Dr F H Roberts elected president. Portales and Clovis plan poultry show December 10–17. Leo Mazon preliminary hearing moves to grand jury. bond set at 15000 and 500 peace bond. Supreme Court Justice Frank W Parker sells ranch northwest of Las Cruces. NM Aggies shut out University of New Mexico 0–51 after two periods. Roy Christie indicted for receiving stolen jewelry in Las Vegas. Dr I N Woodman freed from murder charge, rearrested in new case. Albuquerque police told Edward McConnell escaped from Raton Jail. charged with Harrison drug act violation.
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Toltec Oil ‘Company
Roswell
Colfax
A. A. Jones
Washington
A. Wollang
Albuquerque
Gallup
Citizens Light, Power and Telephone Company
McDonald
Hunt
Jack’ Elliott
Arizona
A. B. Hale
la Cinta’cafion
Santa Féertk
Mazon
Patsy Gonzales
Grand Jury
State Corporation Commission
Santa Fe
Thomas Transgard
Santa Fé Railway
Las Vegas
Santa Fé Company
Carl Hinton
Silver City
Roy
Mora County
F. A. Roy
Dr. Gibbs
Brown
Remigio Lopez
Melville Floersheim
Santa Fé
F. H. H. .Roberts
New Mexico Educational Association
Clovis
Portales
American Poultry Association
John L. Reed
Leo Mazon
Patricio Gongales
Court of Justice
Erquerque
I. ‘N. Woodman
Costilla
Taos
Tex" Williams
Tularosa
United States
A. H. Hudspeth
Eaward. McConnell
Raton
McConnell
Consistent Economy and Local Ads Noted in Brief
A local quip notes people avoid wasting paper after a Mr Chuggins remark and a shopper recounts a Blly ward auto wrapping question. An advertisement promotes Dr Pierce’s Pelleta as a liver bowels stomach remedy with dosing details.
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Mr. Chuggins
Indian names for warships proposed by New York Times correspondent
A New York Times correspondent urges naming U S warships after Native American leaders. He argues tribes and chiefs such as Powhatan Pontiac Tecumseh and Black Hawk symbolize naval strength and worthy titles for the expanded navy.
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New York Times
United States
Powhatan
Sachem
Virginia
Pontiac
Napoleon
Tecumseh
Black Hawk
The Walrus Mustache Politician and the 75 Percent Rule
A tall man with a walrus mustache votes against every bill while claiming 75 percent accuracy is a good standard. A disgusted legislator asks why, and he replies that most bills are bad and should not pass, noting his 75 percent rule. A dentist patient jokes about nerve removal.
From Coffee to Tea The Cheerful Fee of Flavor
The piece notes rising shifts away from coffee toward a hotter flavored beverage. It hints at growing customer satisfaction as more people seek a warm, flavory drink, suggesting an emerging trend in preferred beverages.
Postum Promises Health Benefits and Comfort
A ten day trial of Postum hot drink claims a reduced nervousness and sleeplessness. The advertisement touts Postum as delightful and slavish free, suggesting health and comfort for the reader and urging friends of Postum drinkers to try it. There’s a Reason.
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Manera Formal
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Hudspeth de Santa Fé
Edward McConnell
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Habla Escapado de la Priaién de Ratén
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