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El Nuevo Mexicano, 01-18-1917 La Compania Impresora Del Nuevo Mexicano University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository El Nuevo Mexicano, 1900-1922 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 1-18-1917 El Nuevo Mexicano, 01-18-1917 La Compania Impresora del Nuevo Mexicano Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/nuevo_mexicano_news Recommended Citation La Compania Impresora del Nuevo Mexicano. "El Nuevo Mexicano, 01-18-1917." (1917). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ nuevo_mexicano_news/573 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in El Nuevo Mexicano, 1900-1922 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Í ? IT NUEVO TOMO 28 NO; 27 SAÑTAS FE, NUEVO MÉXICO; JUEVES ENERO 18, 1917. $1.00 AL ANO ES HALLADO EL CADAVER DE CLYDE MUER E EL ALMIRANTE DEWEY ;SE á di C. INDICANDO DUE FUE ARMOUR, LE TRIBUTARAN HONORES EN T- O- ASESINADO MUY CRUELMENTE DOS LOS MARES DEL GLOBO w-e- Las carca mal des primeras noticias Washlngton, Enero. 17. El Prest cubrimiento del cadiver.de Armour EN BUSCA DE LOS AVIADORES estado después deN del Acta, dente Wilson mandó hoy un mensaje 'vinieron poco después de medio dfa pasaje al un men- PERDIDOS cuando dir.ba asamblea legislativa, an especial Congreso, anunciándole de , del domingo, por medio de manera formal la muerte del Almiran- telefónico de Carlos Creamer, tes de clausurarse,, acepte las provi- saje Dieciseis partldss, en autos' han. cru- siones del estatuto en favor del esta te Dewey, y pagando tributo al héroe de diciendo que Antonio San- ' t Peco, zado la frontera en busca de los a- - naval' que acaba de fallecer, diciendo f a 2 ml-tl- do. Tal aceptación ha sido hecha doval y Griego, quien vive .'. viadores americanos que se han pe1 el en hombre de nues- que "el pueblo y el .gobierno de los Ea de distancia de Glorieta, había por gobernador ' dido desde la semana Tres tro estado. 1V0 el t.'idos' Unidos siempre se regocljarn descubierto una calavera humana y pasada. recomiendo pasaje han tambl.én de una en perpetuar la memoria del Ilustre en los a 300 yar--- aeroplanos crujido ley por ustedes aceptando las vertebras, cerros, con el mismo desaparecido con todo honor cariño.' das a la del camino de Las objeto. proviciones de esta acta federal de a y izquierda los. a Santa Fé, como a dos y ypda para, caminos, y proveyendo Vegas y San Antonio, Tex. Enero 17. (Pa- maneras Washington, Enero 17 Los arre- media, millas de la estación . -"- Sill inouos y para levantar ios arriba rtidas en número en - ,r i m, . glos para el funeral del' Almirante en Glorieta. de 16 automóviles vJr y: f fondos necesario de parte del estado han cruzado al lnterlor .de la parte i, para cumplir con la provisiones del íew'ey, quien murió ayer por la noche, norte del estado , se terminaron el día de Un lleva a amo al de Sonora, México, estatuto federal. parcialmente perro tu en busca de los do's aviadores ameri- hoy, Se expidieron ordenes por el esqueleto, ', ' canos que se han perdido, según los Finanzas.' - - departamento de marina de traer a informes han cuar- todos los Cadetes de to- i Es maravillosa la manera en que que llegado a los Anápolls, y teles del enviados los Se me ha avisado las de dos los marineros que se pueda de , Antonio Sandoval vino a des- ejército aquí, que leyes ni y Griego alónos informe e3 Cor. R. H. Wil tasaciones le Norfolk y de los astilleros de Wash- cubrir un Indicio que no solamente na por pasadas por la última son, comandante de las tropas ameri J glslatura no han producido los suflclen ington pora que asistan al funeral el servido para aclarar el misterio de la y canas en Turna. Los aviadores fue tes fondos de los sábado. El Secretario Baker ordena- desaparición de Clyde Armour, Bino vi entradas para pagar ron vistos rá que todos las unidades navales se por .última vez por dos va 1 gastos del estado,. y las apropiaciones que dá evidencia sobre la cual pue "Sir queros el miércoles 10 de Enero, e - hechas por tal cuerpo; que hay al pre- militares que se puedo, participen en da fundar el Estado para prosecutar las ceremonias. ' ' ir. ban volando 'muy a travéz del, sente un déficit en las finanzas del . al asesino. Incldentalmente, ta tajo . Kio cerca de la Ma- El Secretarlo Daniels, y todos Dos blén, le ha traído la bonita suma de Colorado, Sierra estado, que amonta aproximadamente yor, el oomandante la cre- a de oficiales de rango .estuvieron o a que rue y etspresa $11,0(X. 'Esto nará necesario hoy Y 11,000 Sandoval, cantidad encia de mi- cupauos los detalles. Es- ofrecida la familia Armour. que bajaron como a diez aumentar aún los ingresos del estado. arreglando $ por llas al sudoeste de iLa Bolsa. te iéX SÍ Yo creo el una tos Incluyen ejercicios apropiados eu ;' "Estaba sentado en mi casa con SMrJii;A que con ejercicio de - cada navio americano y en todas las i mi Sandoval un repre-- : ''.-'- v estricta economía, y proveyendo a la familia." dijo a Tres estaciones navales americanas to- sentante de "El Nuevo Mexicano aeroplanos militares han comisión de tasaciones del estado de por cruzad la sufi- do el mundo, y el disparo del saludo cuando vi a mi corriendo con frontera en su busca. más poderes, y una apropiación perrito cientemente de 17 cañonazos en honor del Almi- algo en el hocico. 'Esto fué como a grande para permitirle 17. ae- en de la rante en todos los buques. las 8 de la mañana del Al Calexico, Cal., Enero Tres poner ,las listas tasaciones domingo.' militares cruzaron cantidad 'Una guardia de honor, compuesta no hice mucho caso del pe- roplanos la linea gran de propiedad que abora principio Internacional' comenzaron a bus está los de marinos del cañonero Dolphin y rro, hasta que me fijé que traía un hoy y escapando tasación, Ingresos car a los dos aviadores por cuenta del necesarios pueden obtenerse sin au- del yatch presidencial Mayflower, es- canilla humana con todo y zapato.' En tuvo estacionada en la - mentar el limite de los levies residencia de tonces llevé a mi perro al camino, 7 puestos (Los aeroplanos están cor por las leyes . Dewey. .Se ha decidido práctica , el perro me miraba hecho a pilotados L.:" presentes. y luego el A mente tener los servicio fúnebres en correr como Elevarme cap. 'Herbert Dargue, el Cap. V a alguna para Q. el Civil Minera, de Tasaciones. honor del Almirante en el Capitolio, parte.- Byrne Jones y Instructor Ley Wildman. Cada piloto está acompa bajo la gran bóveda, el sábado en la , "El me gui6 por el camino, ' perrito ñado por un observador militar. iLa presente de tasaciones mi- mañana, a las 11. El cuerpo, sin era- - y luego a través, rumbo a los cerros. r ' ley no ;"; - - e los bargo, será puesto a la expecta . ? nera, ,os impropia injusta para Después de que habla subido como 300 w ción tEn una LAS ISLAS DANESAS PASAN AL :ríf( otros pagadores de. tasación del esta- pública. el eventó de que yardas, cubiertas ligeramente por Las so se perfeccione el el de encontré en un DOMINIO DE LOS ESTADOS do. minas pagan tasaciones plan, Congreso capa delgada nieve, bre valor neto sus o en suspenderá sus sesiones ese día. El el de un hombre. Co- , UNIDOS DE AMERICA. ; el de equipos, arroyo esqueleto otras están tasadas sobre Presidente Wilson expedirá una orden mo a veinte pies de en la entra palabras, éste, sus entradas netas. 1 comerciante ejecutiva para cerrar todos Sos depar da del arroyo, vi una y cer (Washington, Enero 17. (Las Indias escopeta efl labrador no están tasados de es tamentos del gobierno el sábado. ca de ella, algunas ropas destrozadas, Danesas Occidentales pasaron hoy a y la soberanía de los Estados Unidos ta manera. Si estuvieran, ellos pa Tan pronto como se babfa telefo- Un exámen de la condición mental en el cuello se están cerrando poco a donde sido acusado de con El Almirante ' - de América. ILas se ha asaltar muchos casos. Benson será el neado el descubrimiento de :San do- negociaciones de en caso oi el " estado Harry K.lhaw,.se hará el poco.: Dijo doctor que paciente un flftt, a corta e(lad Otra vez, una o Individuo sucesor de Dewey. val a Santa Fé las autoridades no habían llevando a cabo por de se recobre de las heridas habla con mucha se joven d) compañía mas de media a que que dificultad , que' poseer millares de acres de te perdieron el tiempo aprontarse centuria, y vinieron se infirió en un atentado de suicidio oueda dormido hablando. cree due No' J Thaw; No., 2, Frederick trump, puede para su con do Se rrenos actualmen Washington, Enero 17. El Almiran en el teatro del asesinato. El abo término el ejercicio las ra doctor Elwood 'R. el se recursos el joven a quien golpeó hasta dejarlo minerales, y operar del de según el Kirby, opondrán los legales para te solamente cincuenta cien acres. te Wlra. S. íBenson vino a ser hoy el gado Melvln T. Dunlayy, representan tiflcacloneg tratado cesión por las heridas en el y sea York en y el SecretarioVde que dijo que puño evitar que llevado a Nueva Insensibly el Hotel McAlpi, , El terreno no no está ta-- primer oficial de rango de la marina do a la familia Armour, pidió al embaí Estado Lansing y el que produce " - - : t ...
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