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    Permura Mirable was born in New Mexico in 1902 and married Theodoro Zamora. Major events from 1914-1920 included World War I, Pancho Villa raiding New Mexico while the U.S. established an eight-hour workday for railroad workers, and the 19th Amendment giving American women the right to vote.

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    Permura Mirable was born in New Mexico in 1902 and married Theodoro Zamora. Major events from 1914-1920 included World War I, Pancho Villa raiding New Mexico while the U.S. established an eight-hour workday for railroad workers, and the 19th Amendment giving American women the right to vote.

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    Permura Mirable was born in New Mexico in 1902 and married Theodoro Zamora. Major events from 1914-1920 included World War I, Pancho Villa raiding New Mexico while the U.S. established an eight-hour workday for railroad workers, and the 19th Amendment giving American women the right to vote.

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    Family Timeline

    1902

    Permura Mirable
    born in New
    Mexico and
    married Theodoro
    Zamora

    191
    4

    World
    War I

    191
    6

    Pancho Villa
    raids New
    Mexico; U.S. law
    establishing the
    eight-hour
    workday for
    railroad workers
    prevents a
    nationwide
    strike

    192
    0

    The 19th
    Amendment
    gives
    American
    women the
    right to vote

    193
    9

    WWI
    I

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