Vast Resources of Sonora Mexico Exceed Expectations
D. D. Hobart of Silver City cites Sonora's vast natural wealth seen by American financiers, with railways expanding into the region. Mines such as the Moctezuma, already connected by railroad, promise large yields as new plants boost output to 1800–2000 tons daily. Hobart predicts Sonora could host the world's leading copper producer with further development.
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DD. C. Hobart
Silver City
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Sonora
Mexico
Hobart
United States
Nacazari
Tampolobampo
Gulf of California
Southern Pacific
Guymas
Yaqui River
Guadaalajara
Phelps-Dodge
Moctezuma
Gold State Limited Derails Near Tony New Mexico
The Golden State limited train, bound from El Paso to Chicago over the Southwestern, derailed after leaving El Paso Tuesday night near Tony New Mexico about 230 miles east. The mail car clerk Graham was slightly injured and one passenger hurt. Conductor Oliver of El Paso led the train as wreck tore up several lengths of track. two trains bound for El Paso were on the far side of the derailment.
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Golden State Limited
DIPO
el Paso
Chicago
Southwestern
Tony
N. M
Graham
Con Ductor Oliver
Wyoming Street
Montano Shooting Leads to Herrera Arrest
After an all day tip Deputy Sheriff Alarm Pout brought Deatderio Herrera from Chill to face a grand jury. Herrera shot Jose M. Montano during a drunken dispute at Chin last Monday, Montano struck by a bullet through the left side. Montano was jailed awaiting grand jury action. The wound was not expected to be fatal.
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Deatderio Herrera
Jose M. Montano
Chin
Montano
Dullet
Wineil Funeral Set for Tomorrow
Friends of the late T. McNeil learn the funeral is planned for tomorrow. Viewing hours at A. Dore Undertaking Parlors begin at morning hours with the body transported by train to Rocky Mount for burial. The funeral service will be held at the First Baptist Church at 3 30. Ministers from multiple city churches will participate. Relatives have requested corporate observers and shipping of remains to the home city.
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T. McNeil
A. Dore Dere
Reeky Mount
Flatboatmen Return by Train After Rio Grande Trip
A hunting party consisting of W B Johnson Ralph Johnson and A J McGaffey traveled from Espanola to Buckman and Santa Fe by boat and rail. They claimed the journey was profitable though details remained elusive. The boat, fourteen by four and a half feet, was left at Buckman and no shipwreck was confirmed.
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W .B. Johnson
Ralph Johnson
A. J. McGaffey
Espanola
Rio Grande
Albuquerque
Tie 8
McGaffey
Williamson ranch sale expands Greene empire in Mexico
Salt Lake City reports Colonel W Greene more than doubles holdings by purchasing 2,600,000 acres from Wood Hagenbarth Cattle Co. The land runs west of El Paso along the border for about 160 miles. Greene plans to stock with 24,000 cattle, 1,000 horses and 4,000 work horses and will develop mining and manufacturing facilities. Colonel Hunt will manage the new property and begin full development.
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Mexico
Salt Lake City
W. Greene
Chas. FP. Hunt
Colonel Greene
Wood-Hagenbarth Cattle Company
Salt Lake
Palomas Land and Cattle Company
Chihuahua
Governor Terrazis
el Pas
Texas
Globe
Atka
Colonel Hunt
Eittie
Back on Schedule Time by Tomorrow
The Hemtains to arrive from the west aoday reached the relation late June afternoon. A washout east of Barstow on the Mojave river weakened a light bridge causing transfer delays of rail and passengers. Trains were diverted to the best available equipment and timetable adjusted to restore regular service by tomorrow.
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Yeaday
California
Los Angeles
Barstow
Mojave
No. 10
Tos Norrow
Painter Held On Charge In New York Hold Up Attempt
John Pischer, painter, was bound over to the grand jury and jailed in default of $500 bonds after a failed hold up at a New York saloon. A paint-smeared hat tied to the case, and a judge, W C Heacock, faces alimony proceedings in Albuquerque while a water treatment plant in Alamogordo draws attention.
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John Pischer
New York
Fischer
Sunset Cox Satire on Tariffs Sparks Mock Sermon
The piece parodies tariff politics with humor about reciprocal stealing and moralizing, recalling Sunset Cox’s irony on tariffs benefiting some at the expense of others. It cites states like Michigan Maine Pennsylvania and Connecticut tied to commodities, and ends noting Mausard's Mills selling wheat at $1.40 per 100 pounds.
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Sydda ML Webu
Sunset Cox
Mr. Cox
Michigan
Maine
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Louisiana
Maryland
York
Onondaga
de Quincy
Mausard’s
Lumber Mills Shut Down For A Week
The American Larter mills closed for a week for spring repairs and pond dredging. President Johnson said operations would resume in about seven days. The Zunt Mountain log road is also out of service for track and road repairs. An astronomer in Pillabure reports on his xan spit investigation, stating he could not determine if he saw it.
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Reporkie
Xan
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Herrera
Wineil
John D. Teefeller
Warden Ape
Matson’s
Albert Faber
Stanb Building
Johnson-McGaffey Party
Gol
Chas
Hunt
Col W. ©. Greene
HN Fisher
Dge Abbott
Judge Heacock
Alamogordo
Tentiary
Telltale
W. C. Heavork
Thleaty
District Court
Hernaliila County Court House
Elvil
Evening Citizen
Heacock
Jong
Old Town
Jed Heyn
Jowell
Kard
Auecere
Mi Bs
Pintado
Pastura
Mexican Central
Mamogordo
Cox
Lams Purefood
Jg Pt
Bank of Commerce
Chas. L. Keppeler
South Second Street
Albuquerque, N. M
Santa Fe
Blue Point
Savoy Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
THE
Colorado Telephone Co
Alvarado
Eonnre, Oan Nee
Borradaile & Co
Gold Ave
French Bakery
Railroad Ave
J.C. Baldridge
Sherwin-Williams
Piast Street
Ooal Ave
New Mex
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