War News Roundup From World Fronts And Home Fronts
British casualties exceed 21 000 since Oct 2 and the Thorpwood sunk with no loss of life. Austro German forces threaten Belgrade and Serbia while Romania considers joining the Allies. Reports cite strikes, legal cases, and notable losses including Harold Chapin and King Constantine amid broader war updates from Athens, London, and Washington.
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Union News Service
Bel‘frade
Ghelts
Turkey
Saloniikia
Varna
Dedaghatch
Bratiano
Georges Clemenceau
Senate
Balkan
Benedict
Paris
London
Bulgaria
England
Serbia
New Mexico News Highlights From Albuquerque to Roswell
A roundup of New Mexico items includes parole requests from Santa Fé prisoners, a pear on display in Portales, post office upgrades at Tularosa and Roy, land and wheat activity near Clovis, and suicides in Grande and Albuquerque. Reports cover education certificates, school funds, road planning, and a fatal lightning death near Grady with other local incidents and developments across the state.
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Santa Fé
Portales
Tularosa
Roy
A. Colorado
Clovis
Otis Rogers
Grande
Felix Miller
Carlsbad
Charles ‘Acrey
Silver City
New Mexico
J. W. Wattensmith
Es- Panola
Dexter
Grady
Hondale
el Paso
Quay
Tucumcar
Colfax
Valley of Santa Fé
Orient of New
México
Fair Grounds
Roswell
Adolph P
Lucero
Hill
Pecos Valley
Harleas
Roose Fullerton
Reg‘ater Delgado
Acron
State
Treasury
Fort Sumner
Leahy
Albuquerque
Collins
Iwitebmian
Waa
Fa Belen
New Mexico Crop Estimates From Bureau Of Crop Reports
Estimates show corn 2 890 000 bushels in state Oct forecast with price 79 cents per bushel. State potatoes Oct forecast 949 000 bushels at producers price 11 cents. State apples Oct forecast 276 000 barrels at 2 49 per barrel. United States forecasts and prices for corn potatoes and apples provided with final and Sept forecasts and year-ago comparisons.
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Union News Service
Albuquerque
New Mexico
United States
Bureau ‘of
Washington
Weather Bureau
United” States Department of Agriculture
Ap” Toohowit
Ooty Aist
Tate
Appies
Bond issue legality disputed over armory bills in New Mexico
Journal review shows 61 of 101 laws took effect though not legally passed by the House. Attorney General's office may seek injunction to halt Carlsbad and Deming armory bonds. Also reports a fatal carbide tank explosion at Melrose and death of E I Kittrell in Socorro.
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House
National Guard
Carlsbad
Deming
Journal of the House
House Journal
Pee S. Clancy
Attorney’ General's Office
Supreme Court
Damlig Armory
Eitaa
Melrone
N. M
Fred L. Lewis
Man Charged With Abusing Team In Public Court
A man faced police court on charges of beating his horses and using foul language in the street. A witness, described as an old darky, testified after cross examination, and the lawyer pressed for whether the words used would be fit for a minister to say. The witness finally agreed the language was loud but did not specify exact terms.
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Washington
Mexico
Alberto Garcia Granados
Huerta
Madero
Tha’ ‘Arabe
Lansing
Germany
Wiluon
Jong
Lanning
Great Britain
Lamar
White Sulphur
Springs
W. Va
Supreme Court
Wilton
Pgatrist
Ahipmient of
Aix
Boston
England
Maito
Tate
Pwo
Darky
Rufus Choate in Court and a Boston Connection
In a discussion of Rufus Choate the advocate, Judge Parry notes Choate would meet with Bam Weller. A prisoner’s theft case features a witness who testified that Choate’s client initiated the scheme. The witness recounted a remark about a Boston man named Choate who would help them if caught with the money.
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Rufus
Choate
Parry
Rufus Choate
Bam Weller
Boston
Are They Still Friends The Young Women Discuss Ages
A group of young women talked about their ages, with one noting others guess her as younger than she is. Another responded that people judge by how she speaks, and the others agreed the judgment comes after hearing her talk.
The Haughty Help: Summer Boarders In Town
Farmers discuss summer boarders as a comforting presence compared to hired men. Corntes suggests a boarder is less bossy and fault finding, offering intermittent company during busy seasons.
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Farmer Corntessel
Unseen Moments Mention Dick's Bashful Side
Dialog suggests Dick grows shy around a certain person while more open in private. The excerpt hints at hidden behavior and closeted affection within a social circle. Further context would clarify relationships and setting.
Canada Mineral Output in 1914 Valued at 128 Million
Canada’s mineral production in 1914 reached 128 million dollars. The figure reflects the era’s metal and ore outputs and underscores the country’s mining prominence.
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Canada
Bald Truth at the Barber Shop
A quarrelsome customer accuses a barber of selling a hair-restorer under false pretenses. The barber counters that the product did not harm, only removed what little hair remained, leaving the customer as bald as the pavement. Both insist they spoke plainly about restoring the head to its original condition.
Carrie and the seaside plan in a quirky dialogue
A dialogue fragment shows Carrie described as long headed and naive about money. She rages over not going to the sea and insists on weekly visits. The other speaker asks about lucrative payment ideas and suggests gold bricks.
State Sunday School Association Elects Officers
Roswell residents elected R. O. Cristman of Aztec as president with De A. Porterfield of Albuquerque as vice president. Mabel A. Smith of Otto was chosen secretary and H. Lithgow of Albuquerque as treasurer. The association also discussed Good Road Work plans at Santa Fe. Arthur Selig and others from Madrid and San Pedro attended.
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State
Santa Fe
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