War notes and battles across Europe and Americas
War updates from multiple fronts report Austro-Hungarian defeats at Czernowitz and retreat toward the Carpathians. Russian offensives in Volhynia and Galicia continue with heavy casualties, while French and British actions at Verdun, the Euphrates, and the Tigris unfold amid prisoner captures and shifting fronts. United States and Mexico prepare for conflict with militia mobilizations and diplomatic exchanges as Carranza urges calm and American troops on the border.
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Petrograd
Austria
Verdun
Dead Man's Hill
Thiaumont
Euphrates
Mesopotamia
Vienna
Czernowicz
Carpathian Mountains
Berlin
von Linsingen
Tigris
Spanish Press Association
Spantali
Mexico City
Alfonso
United States
Mexico
Rungiana
Radzielowo
Aixty
Lemberg
Volhynia
Galicia
Bukowina
America
Washington
Obregon
Ovary
Jacinto Trbvino
North
J. J. Pershing
Ameri Nn
Trevino Nethd
Gen
Cay,ranga
State Funds Divided Among 110,900 Pupils At Forty Cents Each
The New Mexico State Treasury distributed forty cent per pupil across county school lands totaling 44,387.60 for May. Major allocations went to the salary fund 27,622.50 and to the current school fund 18,987. The apportionment lists county figures such as Bernalillo 4,064.80 and Santa Fe 2,687.60 with per county pupil counts leading to the 40 cent distribution.
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Sarvid
Santa.Fe
Treasuer
Charitable Institutions
University
Agricultural College
School of Mines
Military Institute
Normal University
Normal School
Minera
Reform School
Capitol
State
Cqunty
Bernalillo
Chaves
Colfax
Curry
Dona’ Ana
Eddy
Grant
Guadalupe
Lincoln
Luna
McKinley
Mora
Otero
Quay
Rio Arriba
Roosevelt
San Juan
San Miguel
Sandoval
Santa Fe
Sierra
Socorro
Taos
Torrance
Union
Valencia
President May Attend State Fair
A letter from Joseph Tumulty and another from A. A. Jones indicate Woodrow Wilson wishes to attend the New Mexico State Fair this fall and will try to be present if feasible. The notices show the national leader’s intent to visit Albuquerque for the exposition.
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Albuquerquéd
Joseph Tumulty
A. A. Jones
Interior Department
New Mexico
War Era Letters Show Authors Also Wield Swords
The London Authors' Club reports 644 members in Great Britain with 171 in active service. Six have died in action or of wounds and 13 votes of sympathy were adopted for sons or brothers in war. The note adds that the same hand may wield pen and sword.
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Authors’ Club Af
London
Grn
Britain
East Las Vegas Chosen for 1917 Sunday School Convention
The State Sunday School Association at its business session selected Albuquerque as the site for the 1917 convention. Delegates adopted resolutions condemning cigarettes supporting prohibition and censorship of motion pictures and urging Bible reading.
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Las Vegas
Albuquerque
State Sunday School Association
Suit to Recover Overcharge Against Three Railways
The Santa Fe Gold and Copper Company sues Santa Fe Rocky Mountain and New Mexico Central railways for 2049.55 dollars. The claim covers the difference between 3.25 and 2.90 dollars per ton freight on coke shipments in 1912 and 1913.
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Santa Fe
Santa Fe Gold & Copper Company
Santa’ Fe, Rocky Mountain and
New Mexico Central Railways
Wooden Indians to Advertise Cut-Rate Ticket Offices
Quote suggests replacing tobacco stores with wooden Indians signage to signal a scalping business inside. The remark prompts discussion on storefront advertising and illicit ticket resale practices.
Priest II Marries Two Couples in Bedside Ceremonies
In Santa Fe New Mexico Rev. B Z Mc Culloch II awaiting appendicitis surgery perform two marriage ceremonies. The couples are William Pond of Albuquerque with Ada Elizabeth Bennett of Boulder and Charles Dol of this city with Ivy Irene Peet.
Protests Stir As Statesman Speaks On Politics
In a heated exchange Senator Sorghum interrupts a protester and defends his record. He says he is a statesman most of the time but faces looming conventions and a large following of practical citizens, aiming to go on record as a politician.
Flowers Used to Cover Casket at Los Angeles Wedding
Flowers ordered for the wedding of Miss Jolce Beasley and Joseph Goodrich of Los Angeles were used to cover the casket of the prospective bridegroom. Goodrich attended the ceremony, was taken ill, and died a few days later at the home of the groom.
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Las Crufts
Jolce
Beasley
Joseph Goodrich
Los Angeles
Goodrich
Onion Question in Hard Times Echoed in Quote
A fragment quotes someone saying it is almost impossible to keep the wolf from the door and asks if someone has tried eating an onion as a solution. The lines reflect hardships and humor in discussion of poverty. No clear names or places are provided.
Faculty of Blind Institute Re-elected in Alamogordo
The Board of Trustees of the New Mexico Institute for the Blind re elected the entire faculty to serve another term.
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Alamogordo
Trus ‘Tees of
New Mexico
Watchman Kills College Graduate in Albuquerque Case
News reaches report of the killing of A. G. Strickland, 18, a college graduate from Iowa, by railway watchman R. Q. Sealy at Vaughn, New Mexico. The incident details remain unclear and investigation is underway.
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Albuquerque
N. M
A. ‘G. Strickland
Iowa
R. Q. Sealy
Vaughn
Workman Fatally Injured in Ditch Construction
Roswell Casper Boés, 23, died from injuries while working in an irrigation ditch under construction by Lana Construction Company.
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Roswell Casper Boés
Lana Construction Company
Notaries Public Appointments Listed Across New Mexico
Governor McDonald issues notary commissions to several residents including John Kennedy of Santa Fe George S Klock of Albuquerque Mary Davis of Las Vegas C E Murray of Wagon Mound B English of Silver City and others named in the release securing public authentication duties.
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Santa Fe
McDonald
John
Kennedy
George S. ‘Klock
Albuquerque
Mary
Davis
Las Vegas
C.E
Murray
Wagon ‘Mound
B. English
Silver City
Land Office Report Shows 208 Entries for May
The May land office report lists 208 entries covering 46 283 38 acres with fees totaling 3 299 58 dollars. The data reflects ongoing land transactions and financials for the period.
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Batite
Santa Feland “Office
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Charles M. Hopper
Fumé
Ashtabula General Hospital
Ashtabula
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Progressive Party
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Tony Denter
Kingston
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John, Porter
Yate
Mark Mo MeChesney
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Condados
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la Union
James Gadsden
Que Negocié la Transaccion de
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Victor Papa
Magdalena Y Socorro
Milmno Torres
Clarence H. ‘Rice
Talleres de ‘Carros
San
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Edward
Brown
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Teandra Jugar
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Manifestación de Pre-Paracion Militar
Francisco’ Alvarez
Juan Sanchez
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Extranjere
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la Duma
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John Bardsey-Wilmot
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Macomb
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