Alleged murderer writes letter from Los Angeles
Louis Vo Bytinge, a suspected killer, sends a Mar 24 letter from Los Angeles to Phoenix. He confesses past frauds, describes bets and a dispute with John Laicht, questions a possible murder theory, and seeks immunity if he returns to clear himself. Phoenix police pursue him with no further clues.
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Proenia
Artix
Phoenix Republican
Louis Vo Eytinge
John Laicht
Los Angeles
Hytinge
Laicht
Phoenix
Lake Park
Arizona
James
Leleht
Arizona Canal
Mexico
Cananea
Maricopa
Louis VO Bytinge
Earth
Governor Hagerman pardons two murderers in New Mexico
The governor pardons E. EB. Free an, convicted of second degree murder in Luna county, and J. McDonald, who killed William Turk in Eddy county. Free heads to Victoria, while McDonald, who served five years of a fifteen year term, plans brickmaking at Carlsbad. Also notes marching clubs preparing for Elks convention in Philadelphia with Toledo Cherry Pickers, Detroit Elks, and Pittsburg Smoky City Elks rivals.
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Santa Fe
E. EB. Freean
Deming
Luna County
Hager Moan
Freeman
Victoria
British Columbia
JE. McDonald
William ‘Turk
Eddy County
Hagerman
Otero
McDonald
Carlsbad
Philadelphia
Toledo
Detroit
Pittsburg
Elk Fo
Buffalo
Denver
Smoky City Elke
Central America in Bloodied Tri Republic War
A bemused dispatch from New Orleans on March 2 reports Central America aflame with war. Zelaya leads Nicaragua against Honduras and Salvador, with 20,000 Nicaraguan troops and 6,000 Salvadoran and Guatemalan forces clashing along the Caribbean coast. US Marines occupy La Ceiba Trujillo and Puerto Cortez to safeguard neutral property as port towns change hands. The piece notes the machete as a principal weapon, reports high casualties, and frames the conflict as a cautionary mirror of regional ambition and instability.
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New Orleans
Central America
Nicaragua
Actiyas
Dasa
Santos J. Zelaya
Niegua
Caribbean
Honduras
United States Navy
la Ceiba
Trujillo
Puerto Cortez
Zelaya
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Salvador
United States
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Fort Wingate
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Fort Duchesne
Utah
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Pork Publication Department of the Interior
N. M
Antonio Palle
Laguna
Range & W
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U. & Court
San Rafael
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Lorenzo Romero
Juane M. Caco
Futrelle Furniture Co
Paprelle Furniture CO
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America
Army OF OF Combatants
Nicaragu
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Albuquerque, New Mexico
Evening Citizen
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Albuquerque
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