War Fronts Flare as Rumanians, Germans and Allies Clash
Across Europe reports show Austro Hungarian forces seizing positions near Orsova and Russians driving on Lemberg while Teutons claim gains in Galicia. Romanian incursions into Bulgaria trigger fresh fronts. Allied and Central powers trade breakthroughs with heavy losses.
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Orsova
Danube
Bulgaria
Bucharest
Dobrudja
Galicia
Lemberg
Berlin
Somme
Aucourt l’Abbaye
van Falkenhayn
Hermanstadt
Rupprecht
Bavaria
Combles
Bapauma
Transylvania
Rumania
Torreon
Chihuahua
Villa
Jose Ynez Salazar
Meon
New Mexico State News Highlights From 1915 Coverage
A roundup of New Mexico events includes Dona Ana County fair plans, Moriarty Holiness Ass'n convention dates, Columbus post office progress, Silver City hospital ground breaking, and Albuquerque grand jury actions. Report covers accidents, pardons, forest conditions, and political notes with multiple local figures named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dona Ana County
Las Cruces
Moriarty
Columbus
Silver City
John Jenkins
Questa
Arthur Stokes
Gallup
Chas. Scott
Albuquerque
San Miguel County
M. R. Gonzales
McDonald
Kinney Elected Grand Chancellor for Pythians in Albuquerque
The Knights of Pythias grand lodge elected T J Kinney of Dawson as grand chancellor and named officers for the coming year. The Albuquerque castle hall project moves forward with a $40,000 fundraising goal before construction, with the grand lodge to assume the Pythian Corporation. The next meeting will be in Albuquerque during fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Union News Service
N. M
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Corporation
Pythians ‘of
Pythians of
Castle Hall
T. JL. Kinney
Dawson
C. L. Gunton
Gallup
J. M. Rose
Roswell
L. V. Medley
Magdalena
George Bingwail
Carrizoza
G. EB
Leibschner
Las Vegas
Grand Tribune
W. W. Risdon
Hitler
J. A. Smiley
Socorro
A. H. Colgan
Serbian Troops Cross Danube In Balkan Front Move
Western Newspaper Union dispatch from Vienna reports Serbian forces crossing the Danube into Bulgaria as Romanian and Teutonic actions unfold. German monitors claimed to have destroyed pontoon bridges while Rome says von Mathensen orders evacuation of Dobruja fortresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Transylvania
Dobrudja
Danube
Bulgaria
Bucharest
Constanza
Sofia
Berlin
Rome
von Mathensen
Siflistria
Turtukal
Villa Not In Columbus Raid Investigated
Army intelligence probes a report that Villa adherents sought to prove Villa was not at Columbus on March 9. It states Pablo Lopez led the raid and was executed in Chihuahua City for alleged leadership at the Santa Ysabel massacre in which eighteen Americans and others were killed. Villa reportedly plans a manifesto to disavow the Columbus action and blame Lopez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Villa
Pablo Lopez
Chihuahua City
Santa Ysabel
Lopez
Guard Sentenced for Scoring Officers at Fort Leavenworth
Private Hugh Clark of Company D Second Massachusetts Infantry received six months hard labor in the Fort Leavenworth disciplinary barracks plus a dishonorable discharge. After arrival at the border he mailed letters to a Holyoke newspaper accusing officers of neglect and a captain of misappropriating funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Hugh Clark
Second
Massachusetts Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Clark
Holyoke
Mass
Rising produce prices hit consumers nationwide
Washington reports rising living costs as Oct 1 price checks show flour at its highest since the Civil War due to wheat shortages. Potatoes meat butter eggs cheese all up from last year with beans up over 70 percent and onions and cabbage over 60 and 40 percent respectively as markets feel the squeeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Odd Fellows Elect 1916 17 Officers
The annual meeting of the Grand Encampment of the Odd Fellows elected officers led by Grand patriarch J J Votan of Albuquerque and grand high priest M Ream Hagerman. C L Dotson Silver City as grand senior warden with W J Howell Raton as grand junior warden. C A Doty Roswell named grand scribe and J C Spears Gallup as grand treasurer with W W Ogle Roswell as grand representative.
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Albuquerqué
The
Odd Fellows
Albuquerque
Ream
Hagerman
Silver City
Raton
Brand Scribe
C. A. Doty
Roswell
J. C. Spears
Gallup
W. W. Ogle
General Adams Bids Farewell to Army
Brig. Gen. Granger Adams, aged out of active service, bids farewell at a banquet in his honor hosted by officers of the Fourth separate brigade. Col. J. F. Glenn of the Eighteenth regular infantry assumes command of the Danning camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Granger Adams
United States Army
Forth
Col
J. F. Glenn
Eighteenth Regular Infantry
Danning Camp
Mrs Mae McKenzie Heads Rebekahs
The Rebekah assembly at the A O U W hall in Albuquerque elected and installed officers for the next year during a final session. New officers include President Mae McKenzie of Raton and Vice President Vyra Allrey of Dexter with several others filling roles from Gallup Las Vegas Springer and Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Rebekah
Hall
Mae McKerzie
Raton
Vyra Allrey
Dexter
Belle Schwartz
Gallup
Mary E. Comstock
Las Vegas
Sarah Brown
Springer
Jeannette._ Spears
Mia
Martha Brixner
League to halt wars urged by Viscount Bryce at Congregational Union
Viscount Bryce urged a league to restrain aggression and compel arbitration amid talk of a lasting trade war. He noted support from Asquith Grey and Balfour and said neutral states cooperation is essential for peace machinery. Guardsmen to be sent to Mexico as National Guard units mobilize to the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Viscount ‘Bryce of
Dechmont
Washington
Congregational’ Union
Lord ‘Bryce
Asquith
Edward Grey
Balfour
Lord
Bryce
Mexico
Colorado
Alabana
Georgia
Cavalry Trooper Carlson Acquitted in Hachita Murder Case
A district court jury acquitted Carlson, a United States cavalry trooper, of the murder charge in the Hachita case involving John White, another trooper, from last spring. The court record cites the patrol and city gossip surrounding the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilver
George
Carlson
United States Cavalry
Porder
John
White
Hachita
Presbyterians Plan $75 000 for Education and Missions
At the Santa Fe synod meeting, Presbyterians announce annual expenditures of about $75,000 for general educational work and missions in New Mexico. All funds come from Presbyterians outside the state, with $10,000 to $45,000 spent on in state education projects as Radon supported churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa’. Fé
New Mexico
Ees
Pt Gg
Radon
Eynod
Santa
Woman Recovers From Six Years Illness With Vegetable Compound
In Columbus Ohio Mrs J S Barlow reports six years of sickness with stomach pain and weakness. After ten days on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she can eat without pain and has gained weight from 118 to 127 pounds. She credits the medicine with her recovery and urges other women to use it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Esus
J. S. Barlow
South 4Th St
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Fragmented theatre exchange quoted in paper
Vague remarks about a play and refunds appear in a clipped theater note. The snippet mentions delaying action until after the next act and a suggestion to use a Red Cross Bag Blue product for laundry. No clear event or identifiable entities are provided.
No Fun in That Engagement
A quoted exchange reveals friction over a breakup caused by an argument about a fiancé mimicking a movie star. The fiancé’s playful kiss under the ear triggers a dispute about commitment and behavior.
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United States Senate
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Ark
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Little Ky Ark
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Barco
Jona
Spain
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Federal Trade Commission
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Truro
Manuel
Tonsberg
Vise-Aix-La- Chapelle
Menelik
Japan
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Moose Jaw
Sask
Bank of Hamilton
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Nicaragua
G. Chamorro
Salvador Zelaya
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Mexico City
Carranza
Sporting Newa
Abe Attell
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Benny Kaufman
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Lexington
Butcher
Watson
Sioux City
Kiug
Dyer
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Rebel Oakes
Hornell
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Charles
Hughes
Beven
First Presbyterian Church
Johnson City
N. Y
Grand Rapids
Mich
Jacob Henkel
Anna Kehnel
Chicago
Ots
KE. Owen Philips
John A. Hunt
San Francisco
Yonkern Railroad Company
Yonkerg
New
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Western
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Socialltata
Johnny Connelly
John C., Henderson
Grant County
Miami
Ariz
John Conway
St. Anthony's Sanitarium
Hast Las Vegas
Pecos
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Provision
Robbins
Estancia
William Butler
Quay County
Reform School
Rio Grande Gun Club
Thomas Dorris
Owen
I. C
Clancy
Jacobo Chaves
T. H. Rixey
Clayton
Union County
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Thomas Mix
Santa Fe
Olive Stokes
Mix
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Appellee
James
Priott
Tucumcar
Taxpayers’ Association of
James A. French
K.p.hall
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Western Newspaper Union News Service
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War Office
Luts
Petrograd
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Athens
Mrs. Mae McKenzie
Rebekahs
America
Red Cross
Dean
Doan
John Brumley
Trey Piar
Twelfth St
Greemley
Colo
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
Carter
ARTE
Tate
Feartal
Tas Cuttat Laboratory
Berkstoy
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Chrele
Red
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