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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1907

Page

6

Sanchez Nearly Confessed Murder in Phoenix Proceeding

Cornelio Sanches was held to the grand jury without bail for the murder of Antonio Romero on April 6 last year after a preliminary exam before Justice Johnstone. Key testimony comes from Franci Suarez, with other witnesses detailing the night’s events and Sanches’s movements around a cross by South Seventh street. Details include Sanches returning home with a revolver, cleaning it, and statements about being provoked, plus Romero’s fatal wounds and discovery.

Phoenix Ariz Johnstone Cornelio Sanches Antonio Romero Sanches Himsvif Bfranci Suarez Sanchez Laformer South Seventh Street Romero Bullard Ito O. Magnani Frank Gonzales Ir. Hughes Refugio Mendoza Salome Takah Alvares

Unusual Mexico Traffic Boom Drives Border Rail Loads

Reports show a surge in mining equipment and general merchandise crossing from the United States into Mexico. Rail gateways at Laredo, Juarez and the Border corridors handle growing shipments to northern Mexican mines and new development. Freight congestion and embargoes briefly challenged Mexican road capacity, prompting U S express lines to add through car service to Corpus Christi.

Mexico United States Euler Republic Pointe Laredo Ding Juarez Mexico National Southern Pacific Wells-Fargo Company Corpus Christ Texie

New Decision Curtails Revenue for National Educational Association

The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that travel tickets to the National Educational Association meeting in Los Angeles July 8-12 cannot require a $2 membership fee or any extra charges beyond the base fare. The ruling shields destination points and limits the $2 per-ticket fund from supporting the convention, likely reducing revenue but allowing the event to proceed.

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Unusual June Heat Hits Silver City Area

Silver City New Mexico reports a spell of hot weather with midday shade temperatures near a hundred degrees, a rare condition for the region in recent years.

Silver City N. M

Remarkable Rescue In Fedora Tenn After Illness

In Fedora Tennessee C V Pepper reports a remarkable recovery after taking Dr King s New Discovery for hemorrhages of the lungs and throat. He had been bedridden with no hope from doctors before relief came and he resumed work in three weeks. Trial bottle available at Idealera with two sizes.

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