Counterfeiter Doctor Nabbed in Albuquerque Hotel Room
Dr G U Hall a former Knox Iowa physician now in Lerox Iowa was arrested in room 15 at the Southern hotel. Police report a full counterfeit operation with about twenty dollars produced daily and a stock of dies acids and tools found. Hall confessed to counterfeiting and begged to be killed. he cited morphine use and a troubled past before the seizure and arrest by Chief McMillin and Lt Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Hall
Siaworth Medical College
St. . Mo
Knox
Towa
Thomas McMillin
I W. CG. Kennedy, Leutenant
Albuquerque
MccMillin
Kennedy
I It
Plant Intion
Tooke
Dreser
G. U. Hall
Lerox
Iowa
M. F. Brows
Little Falls
Washington
Qui
Italian Wins Grand Prix as Nazzaro Leads Triumph in New Mexico
Italian driver Nazzaro wins Grand Prix in Lieppe covering about 477 miles in 4 hours 46 minutes 33 seconds with Francois Szie second and Duray retired. Earle, Nipissing Mines president, takes interest in Tri Bullion Smelting and Development in New Mexico as plans for a large smelter proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ew York
E. P. Earle
Nipissing Mines Company
Tribullion Smelting and Development Co
New Mexico
Earle
Bonanza
Kelly
Tri-Bultion Company
NASA
TriBullion Smelting and Development Company
Bank Officials Guilty of Fraud in Fort Smith
Judge Rogers sentenced Southern Bank and Trust officers for defrauding customers. C Waller of Texas, president, and F mer Lemon of Pittsburgh, vice president, each fined 1000 and sentenced to 34 months in prison. Ed Hunt, cashier, and J M Langstone Jr director, fined 300 and 200 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith
Ark
Rogers
Southern Bank and Trust Company
C. Waller
Texas
F.mer Lemon
Pittsburg
Ed Hunt
J. M. Langstone
Ice drivers to strike in Manhattan plans
Union leaders organize northern Manhattan drivers with aims to strike by week end. Downtown deliveries below 43rd street noted as practically halted, asserting victory for the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Ice Company
Manhattan
Andrews Returns to Capital amid New York visit
Washington July 2 William H Andrews returned today after a week in New York. John T Hawking was appointed master at Bryantine Union county. Bryant Drops Dead at Work Cripple Creek Colo July 2 Jack Murrah 36 one of the Chickest Hawk dump lessees fell dead at the ore house. Autopsy shows diseased heart. 40 Ship Over Hay Antonio Texas July 2 Imm gration reports 4000 Japanese in Mexico awaiting chance to enter the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
HL Andrews
New York
John TH. Hawking
Bryantine
Vine
P. Bryant
Cripple Creek
Colo
Jack Murrah
Chickest Hawk
Riie
Hay Antonio
Texas
Mexico
United States
Max Malich Denies Orchard Story as Untrue
Max Malich publicly refutes an Orchard story calling it false and asserts his position on the matter. The denial comes amid local coverage and speculation around the orchard dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Malich
Orchard
Haywood trial witness details bomb plots and violence
Boise Idaho July 2 Max Malich testifies after court opening about Owen Orchard's bomb plots and dynamite theft from a union powder house. Malich recounts two arson attempts on his Globeville business and a plan to harm hotel owner William McDonald. Other witnesses describe threats, burnings, and movements of Pinkerton agents in the early 1900s Colorado mining conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Max Malich
Haywood
Globeville
Colorado
Harry Orchard
Tom Hogin
Pinkerton
A. W. Gratias
Mulich
Gratias
Jocal Smeltermen’s Union
Orchard
Steve Adams
Malich
Rotel
Fie
Manch
Aime Orchard
Wiliam McDonald
Malloch
Mc Donald
Steunenberg
Grobeville
Montrose County
Denver
Goddard and Gabbert
Lyte Gregory
Joe Medelle
Western Federation
Adams
Union Pacific
Brow
Mehelet
Peabody
Mel
Edward L. McParland
James McParland
Western Federation of Miners
Ths
Victor
Independence
McParland
Moyer and Haywood Retained in Office at Federation Meeting
In Denver on July 2 Charles H. Moyer was kept as president and William D. Haywood as secretary-treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners despite imprisonment in Idaho on murder charges. Mahoney won re election as vice president. others elected included Robert Randall to the executive board and Cals Lahan as alternate. The convention voted to hold over the incumbents and proceed to Chicago in October to back a new national industrial labor union. Enthusiasm ran high as delegates supported letting imprisoned leaders retain office by general consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Charles H. Moyer
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Federation
Ett
Idaho
Brennenberg
Mahoney
Joseph Shann
Bute
Williams
Grass Valley
Cult
Trobert Randall
Goldfield
Calslahan
Index
Jack Simpkins
Steenenbers
Debebe
Chicago
Industrial Labor
Moyer
Haywood
Wabash Attorney Dies Suddenly at Edwardsville
Charles N Travers general attorney for the Wabash railroad company in Illinois died suddenly this morning of heart disease. He was 60 years old. Cotton condition figures from Sapragron Washington DC note June 25 condition at 72.0 versus 70.5 May 25 and 63.8 in 1906, with a ten year average of 63.2 for June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Dwardsville
Charles N. ‘Travers
Waboesh Railroad Company
Inois
Sapragron
Washington, D. C
Alshire Appointed as Quartermaster General
Oyster Bay July 2 President Roosevelt appointed General James Byleshire to be quartermaster general of the army with the rank of brigadier general to succeed Charles Mumphreys who will retire to Bakeraville North Carolina County Treasurer J C Randolph stabbed County Commissioner Anderson Bureleon to death with a pocket knife here Thursday The killing followed a dispute over tax returns.
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Oyster Hay
Roonevelt Tadly
James Byleshire
Charles
Mumphreys
Pocker
Bakeraville
N.C
J.C. Randolph
Anderson Bureleaon
Changes at New Prison Management in Santa Fe
Satta Fe July 2 reports new prison administration under Superintendent Marion Li. Arthur Trelford has left the prison. he may visit the governor before returning to Leavenworth. Assistant Superintendent Sample and Yard Master Delaney resign, with Littrell and others filling roles. Convicts total 268 with many employed on the road, while inmates react to the upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satta Fe
N. M
Marion Li
Onares
Cares
Arthur Trelford
Santa Fe
Overnor
H. J. Hagerman
Leavenworth
Kansas
Samp
Trelford
Palace Hotel
Sample
New Mexico
Ali
Albuquerque
Nick Delaney
Littrell
Peninary
Persia
Eenso
Dosroos
Convicta
Tresford
Irrigation Work Delayed by Fire in Roosevelt Dam Area
Fire damaged the power house owned by contractor O Rourke during Roosevelt storage dam construction in Phoenix Arizona. The loss is about 10000 dollars. The blaze destroyed a large cable used to haul rock cement and machinery, delaying dam work for several weeks but not halting progress.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Roosevelt
O'Rourke
Express wreck near Bury kills two on Buffalo Express
A Buffalo Express train from Philadelphia collided with a freight east of town this afternoon, killing Express Messenger Eyre and Fireman Melville and injuring several. The wreck prompted a postmaster appointment notice naming David Brain as postmaster at Palisade Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express Wreckbury
Buffalo Expres
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Here
Thie Afernoon
Messinger Eyre
Melville
New Combination May Signal End for Zelaya
Honduras Guatemala and El Salvador form a united front against the dictator who has dominated the region. Leaders from the three nations coordinate on pressure and strategy to end the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelaya
Davilla Emerges as Honduran President Amid Central American Shifts
Reports from Puerto Cortes via New Orleans describe a new power bloc in Central America with Honduras Guatemala and El Salvador backing Provisional President Davilla. Zelaya opposes, while Nicaragua backs Alfaro and Barahona amid discontent over costly meddling and attempted regional consolidation.
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Puerto Cortes
Honduras
New Orleans
Zelaya
Guatemala
Salvador
Tegucigalpa
Davila
Davilla
Washington
Nicaragua
Terencio Serva
Cavilla
Silaya Yielis
Nicara Itte
Mat Nis
Oe Diaz
Killed in Hotel Over Whisky Row in Tucson
In the Park View hotel office Charles Bauer a 45 year old carpenter was shot by Geo Wells a 66 year old man. A woman was involved in the incident. Wells after the shooting handed a person the weapon and surrendered at the police station. He slept in his cell after confessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Park View
Charles Bauer
Geo. Wells
Jorg
Wells
Wiman
Bauer
Warships not en route to Pacific, secretary denies reports
Oyster Bay June 2. Reports that sixteen battleships of the Atlantic fleet were to be moved to the Pacific coast due to anti American sentiment in Japan were denied by William Loeb secretary to President Roosevelt. He said the reports have no foundation and such movement has never been considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Pacific Coast
Japan
William Loeb
Roosevelt
Loeb
Fair Association Meeting Tonight Sets Budget For Exhibits
The executive committee and advisory board of the twenty seventh New Me Fair Association plan a meeting tonight at the Commercial club parlors. They will decide appropriation levels for stalls carnival and other exhibits and discuss the official program. Secretary Roy A Stamm notes preliminary work continues and funds are not arriving as fast as hoped but are expected to cover required amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Me Fair Association
Commercial Club
Storz
Roy A. Stamm
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Chief McMillin
Southern Hotel
First Street
The
Citizen
Ohio
Ensworth College
St. Joseph
Rhases
Tri-Bullion Company
Felice Nazzaro
Nip
Issing Mines Company
Fast Drive
Fete Nazzaro
Francois Szie
Om Proudman
Ehault
Christie
Ateang
Andrews
Capital
McPartland
Independence Depot
Bost
Hayw
Alshire
David By Brain
Palleade
HEW
Alfaro
Barahona
Pacific
Fair Association
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