War News From Around the World 1916 Dispatches
Reports from the Caucasus and Africa describe German and Turkish forces pushing back. Verdun sees heavy fighting with claims of German losses. Bulgaria and Romania enter or threaten to join the war, while Villa raids Columbus New Mexico and U S troops are active along the Mexican border amid diplomatic tension.
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Alsace
Champagne
Germany
Portugal
Tonne Verdun
Verdun
Riga
Galicia
Kolki
Etripa
Ville-aux-Bois
Rholws
Bulgaria
Fon Ald
Inlser
Ryonch
Wera
Anc Rumania
AeroRs
Wilson
Francisco Villa
Columbus
New Max
Alxteen
United Si Hig
Hétho Atand
United States
Berlin
England
Assar
Wagland
Pape's Diapopsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapopsin as a fast, harmless remedy for indigestion, gas, and upset stomachs. It urges readers to buy a fifty cent case, claim quick relief, and mentions emergency use for family meals, night disturbances, and a humorous aside about a reception joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Jong
Relief From Kidney Pain Through Swamp Root Testimony
An elderly reader testifies that Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root eased kidney and rheumatic pains after months of discomfort. She notes repeated use, strong personal relief, and recommends publication of the statement. A notary verifies her sworn claim dated January 30, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Los Angeles
Tydia P.hugunin
Grace W. Frye
Dr. Kilmére& Co
Binghamton
Cascarets Claim Quick Digestive Relief And Morning Reset
The ad touts Cascarets as a 10 cent cure for sluggish bowels and bilious headaches. It promises overnight effect, gentle sleep action, and long lasting relief from sour stomach, liver congestion, and constipation with a kid friendly, gripe free formula. It notes widespread pepper imports and ends with colorful product lines and advertisements.
Shave a Good Stabbing Story Appears Improper
A fragmented notice mentions a stabbing narrative with unclear context and numerous edits. The readable portions show no full names, dates, or locations, leaving the incident described in vague terms and lacking concrete facts.
New Mexico State News Highlights Busy Local Events
A roundup of reports from Springer to Deming notes April 4 elections in Clovis, water and sewer bonds in Batons, a new church dedication in Espinosa, and sugar beet plantings in the Rio Grande Valley. Also listed are obituaries, county reconfigurations, and a large Santa Fe land selections tally.
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Espinosa
Frederick ‘B. Howden
Leonidas, Smith
Rio Grande Valley
Silver City
Bullard
Broadway
San Juan Basin
Aztec
San Juan County
Eddy County
New ‘Mexico
Roswell
Charles Catlin
Ray Morley
Magdalena Mountains
William H. Foster
Luna County
Deming
Emery E. Coursey
Clyda Wiggins
Las Vegas
Leahy
Roy
Raton Businega Mesia ‘Association
Corporation Commission
Santa Fe Railroad
Thomas. D. Burns
New, Mexico
Rio Arriba
Colorado
Tierra ‘Amiarilta
McDonald
Judy JonEs
Clovis
Dean’ Alexander
Llewellyn' ‘Carter
Portales
Hillsboro
Oscar Tanner
Hagermatt
T. ‘Dunlavy
Santa Fe
J. 3. Fieldar
Justiniano Baca
Magdalena
Mountain States Telephone ‘Company
W Blok
Mexico
Ishowa
Atockhalgera
New Mexico
Santa Fé
Thomas D. Burns
Senate
Constitutional “Convention
Republican State Central Committee
Tierra Amarilla
Rio
Arriba
Burns
New Mexico March Crop Report and Columbus Villa Raid
The March crop report by the Bureau of Crop Estimates shows farm stocks and producer prices for wheat corn oats and barley in New Mexico with year over year comparisons. It also reports casualties from the Villa raid on Columbus and notes Villa Victim War Government Agent Charles DeWitt Miller, a former New Mexico territorial engineer, among the dead or prominent figures.
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Ralnfetar
Nice
France
Davignon
Belgins
London
Oscar
Hammerstein
Pe Morgan
Liverpool
New
York
Philadelphia
J.B
Manitoba
George Guynomer
Legion of Honor
Columbus
NiMex le
United States
Pancho’ Villa
Pablo Lopog
Villa
Leutenant
Maude Hawk Wright
Wright
Mra
Juan Dilbea
Paso
Ronson
Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Bilbon
Texas
Duares
Jockey’ Club
Yaces
Union Nowe
Berg Tea
Sants
State of
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
W.G. Ritchie
W.R. Walkey
G. G. Miller
Milton James
Frank J. Dendyall
Horseshoer
Paul Simon
John Netvergelt
Fred A. Griffin
Marg. A. Dobbs
Hymas Butler
Governor Grants Conditional Pardon in Santa Fe Case
The governor issued a conditional pardon to Casimiro Encinas of San Miguel County. He had been sentenced in May 1914 for voluntary manslaughter, with an original term of three to four years reduced under the pardon.
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Sporting News
Thomas Lipton
Essex Yacht Club
McGill
Hoosiers
Denver Bears
Albany
Riverside
Denver
Colorado Country Club
San Diego
Cal
Santa Fe
Casimiro
Encinas
San ‘Miguel
Villa Raldes Officer Garcia Dies From Wound
An officer named Pablo Garcia, wounded in the Columbus raid, died here. Authorities indicate plans to file murder charges against Mexicans in connection with the attack.
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Villa Raldes
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Union Tews Bergice
Caucasus
Rusafena
Africa
Rusela
Inchen
Maat Dubuque
Mquor
Yerbsta
Ico
Jco
Ety
Tivar Les
Yankton
Tenth
United States Cavalry
Colt
Brown
Douglas
Arty
Fort Huachha
Ariz
Yuma
Tenth Cavalry
Arna
A Wildon
Colum
Wilsh
Marshal Congratulat
Deveral
Wooks
Ajepone
Noas
Borah
Igor
Minnesota
Capitol
Louis D. Brandoia
Cole
Crogs
Ayorder
Mexicina
Frank Shaw
Toledo
Ohio
Harry Patterson
Chicago
Pete Brunnett
Cleveland
Allan L. Benson
Yonkers
N. Y
Socialist Party
George SI. Kirkpatrick
New York
Francisco
Carranza
Albuquerque
N.M
Atchison
United
States
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Avall-Mlnstrate Itv
Union News Service
Springer
Cowboys
Vegas
Lovington
Espanolla
Ats Tell
Panhandle Bankers’ Association
Lcenses
Batons
Board of Publi Works
Sir Clovis
H. F. Coggeshall
Shiprock
W.T. Shelton
San Juan
Santa Fe Lind
Moses Camp
Sons of Confederate, Veterans
Santa” Fe
Carlsbad
Ompany H
National Guard
First ‘Apparate Company
Joe Sherman
Mxing
Talben
Sugatite
Raton-Deg Moines
Colfax
Trattic
Aia
Department: of, Agriculture
Tyrone Camp
Tyrone Copper Camp
Burro’ Mountain Company
Lis
Maes
Watrous
Herg
Pancho Villa
Wile Galt
Cale Avas
Marian Colen
Pansy
Bowen
Paria
Calumet Baking Powder Co
Delighta
Metz
Gray & Davis
Ao Peounds
Oxico
Wyoming
Nebraska
Headingson Auto. CO
Successora Ta Colorado Cartercar Co
Colo
Henderson
Rocky. Mountain ‘Motorcycle Company
Calo
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SGI Highes
Rand
Quatterburg
Penn
Tulsa
Okls
James
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Withycombe
Tario
Ocho ‘Ei
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