1. Statehood: On November 14, 1910, New Mexico became a state, becoming the 47th state of the United States. The statehood process lasted over a decade, as New Mexico's entry into statehood was delayed by debates over state boundaries and demands for federal control over public lands.

2. Billy the Kid: On November 14, 1881, the infamous outlaw, William H. Bonney, also known as Billy the Kid, was sentenced to hang for murder. Before he could face his sentence, he managed to escape from jail and became a wanted fugitive, resulting in a very colorful and violent history in New Mexico.

3. Apache Wars: The Battle of Apacheland, one of the last conflicts of the Apache Wars, was fought in New Mexico on November 14, 1883. The battle was between the U.S. Army and Apache warriors, led by Chief Geronimo. The Apaches were defeated, and this was one of the final conflicts in the campaign to capture or kill the famous Apache leader.

4. General Motors opens plant in Albuquerque: On November 14, 1962, General Motors opened a new plant in Albuquerque, New Mexico, which produced automobiles and light trucks. The factory was known for its innovative manufacturing techniques and becoming a major employer in the area.

5. International Balloon Fiesta: The Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta is the world's largest hot-air balloon festival and started on November 14, 1972. The fiesta is held every year in October, with over 500 hot air balloons from around the world, and attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists to the state each year.