Mrs John Mitchell Finds Well Earned Holiday In New York
New York report profiles Mrs John Mitchell wife of United Mine Workers president and mother of six detailing her quiet life in Spring Valley Illinois and her first major holiday in New York. She speaks of family routines, her pride in her husband, and sacrifices made for labor causes.
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New York
John Mitchel
Us Mine Workers of America
America
Mitchell
Spring Valley
Sugar beets and farms in Santa Cruz valley tale
A descriptive piece notes luxuriant sugar beet growth along the Santa Cruz river near Calabasas with Japs imported for thinning, alongside farmers like McCorkle Casenega and Walker expanding acreage. It highlights corn seed, beans, fig trees, and the region’s vegetable and melon fame under varied farming efforts. A separate storm in Globe, Arizona, undermined a jail wall, freeing prisoners except one woman, with plans to relocate detainees and build a temporary jail.
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Santa Cruz
Santa Crux
Calabasas
McCorkle
Tom Casenega
D. Wood
Walker
Jose
Harvey Walker
Ed Egan
Joe White
Henry Ohm
Joe Burnel
Com Jing
Ralph McCorkle
Will
Jose Piskoski
Henry Olem
Ed Bean
Walter Laplant
Tom Casanega
Muder
Solomonville
Graham County
Roosevelt
Pinafcree
Washon
Gila Valley & Globe Rail Road
Transferred to Juarez and former cattle thief indicted
The article notes a transfer to Juarez after securing papers, and recalls Pridemore once manager of the E Caprian Land and Carte company who faced a district court indictment for stealing 974 head of cattle from the firm. It also recalls Old Hi Sippy’s retirement from the Southern Pacific after 45 years, detailing his early railway career and long service between Los Angeles and Yuma. Las Vegas reports the new Century Gun Club forming with officers and trap site near Green's lake. A charitable quip about vegetarians and hides closes the snippet.
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Juarez
Pridemore
E Caprian Land and Carte Company
Com Pilerty
William Sippy
West
Southern Pacific Railroad
Sippy
Pennsylvania
Andrew Carnegie
Lbrary
Central Pacific
Southern Pacific
Thay
Drum Barracks
Wilmington
Los Angeles
Yuma
Spadra
Pomona
Las Vegas
Clu
B. J. Hammond
Optic
Century Gun Club
Green's Lake
J. M. Russell
H.W. Hout
T. Lipset
BE. L. Hamond
AWG
BE. B Gehring
I. D. Johnston
J. EB. Pasawater
G. Burks, Jr
W. M. Murphy
Ben, Strickfaden
Herbert W. Brown
V. ,H. Waite
T. C. Lipnett
Trade in Human Skin Shocks Berkeley Dispatch
Berkeley March 15 A disquieting find reveals a regular traffic in human skin stripped from bodies in dissecting rooms and sold to eastern novelty makers. Medical students offered skin for tanning and trade, admitting corpses from San Francisco were used, with prices from 20 dollars per square foot and up. Authorities vow action against the ghoulish practice, illegal to possess human skin.
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Berkeley
Cal
San Francisco
Veiled Hermit Dies Keeping Sacred Vow
Dallas Center Ohio March 15 Michael Carlos known as the veiled hermit died in his hut after forty one years of living unseen his face wrapped and only a faint outline showed His life a Civil War veteran who was rejected by his sweetheart after an injury leaving him disfigured He left a valuable estate after death and never allowed a woman to view his features since the war.
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Katherine
Richard
Dallas Center
Michael Carlos
Zanesville
Michael
South Mountain
Carleg
Abduction Case Shocks Otero County Authorities
Damacho Molino was arrested near Tularaso in Otero County on a charge of abducting a one and a half year old child, Gutierrez, who is the niece of complainant Roque Men. The prison claims no knowledge of the girl’s whereabouts. A family near Nogal in Lincoln County is involved and no trace has been found. Officers are pursuing leads in this case.
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Otero
Damacho Molino
Tularaso
Otero County
Gutierrez
Roque Men
Nogal
Lincoln County
Post Office Discontinued at Hood San Juan County
Health news from West Newton reports Aunt Betsy Turner tied to feed her cow when a horse attacked and bit her severely. The Hood post office in San Juan county has been discontinued. mail to Hood will be redirected to Farmington.
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Hood
San Juan County
Farmington
West Newton
Betsy Turner
Lims
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John Mitchell
Indianapolis
Daily Star
Phoenix Gareute
Globe
Nis
Pinal Creek
Aris
Roswell
Las Casas Grandes
Mexico
Thomas Pridemore
Woodruff
Casas Grandes
Limited
Absolutely Dead Square
Citrograph
Century Gun Club OF
Cette
Tao
Faithless Sweet
Blatz Mener
VAL Blatz Brewing CO
Milwaukee
Ernest Meyers & CO
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Arizona
the Terrace Addition Improvement Company
M. P. S1
AMM
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