Train No 1 Brings Immigrants as Battle Over Cash Aid Stirs
Rail news recounts Train No 1 with four cars of statians en route to California and cites a bill in Congress to give incoming immigrants up to 50 in cash. It also reports aSP derailment near Willcox, engine jumps, and injuries to H V Elliott and R A Swain. The article notes ongoing union labor disputes between B of L E and B of L F.
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California
Congress
Southern Pacific
Willcox
Benson
Tombstone
Mescal Summit
H. V. Elliot
Mr. Elliott
R. A. Swain
Santa Fe
Catholic Hospital
Trinidad
Swain
Kansas City
Kan
Arkansas City
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Navies of Europe to shed 300 million in junk
European experts say England France and Germany have 249 obsolete war vessels on active lists worth 300 million to hull and 100 million in maintenance. Britain has 99 vessels left, France 4, Germany 66. Ships to be discarded gradually, leaving only battleships armored cruisers and destroyers as effective fighting vessels.
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London
Paris
England
France
Germany
Great Britain
Olympia
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Chelunut
China
Coming Events List and Endorsement for Dr Thomas Oil Ad
Easter Sunday April 15 and Company G military ball on April 20 are noted as events. Walter Beott, Death Valley miner, is mentioned on April 17. An old melodrama advertises Dr Thomas Electric Oil as an over eight year family remedy for a dis stant threat. Mrs L Whiteacre of Buffalo endorses it.
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Walter Beott
Death Valley
Thomas
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