Evidence Points to Murder and Arson at Trementina Home
Sheriff Romero reports four people including Mrs. Benito Sanchez and a schoolteacher killed in a Trementina house fire. Two men, one from Old Mexico, allegedly committed the crime and fled toward Mexico. The evidence suggests foul play before the blaze and a broad pursuit to capture the culprits.
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Morning Journal
Las Vegas
N. M
Benito Sanchez
Sanchez
Trementina
Cleafes Romero
Romero
Old Mexico
Sanches
Mr. Romero
Jewish Banker Flees Moscow After Perilous Journey
Aaron Frachen azi a renowned Jewish banker from Moscow arrived in Bucharest on January 3 after a dangerous flight to save his life and wealth. He sought governor protection for his residence offering a large sum. protection denied. Frachen’s family seized cash and bonds totaling 1.5 million dollars and fled by train and road toward the Pruth aided by bribes to a Russian officer, avoiding soldiers.
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Bucharest
Aaron Frachenazi
Moscow
Himeeelf
Goveror
Eschenaszi
Pruth
Erom
Railroad Rates Wake Up House
Washington Jan 20 Members of the house showed keen interest in the railroad rate bill debate with questions to various speakers to reveal obscure points and alleged evils. Townsend of Michigan opened with a long general argument and criticism of opponents.
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Washington
House
Townsend
Michigan
Adamson
Georgia
Raynolds summoned to Washington over charges
Territorial Secretary J Wallace Raynolds heads to Washington in response to an Interior telegram to appear in person. He faces serious accusations and questions about his connection to an official sheep ranch with ex Governor Otero and possible pardon abuses for political ends.
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Mornine Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Territorial
J. Wallace Raynolds
Washington
Interior Department
Raynolds
Otere
Canfield Run Across Desert to Los Angeles
Oil magnate Charles A. Canfield completed an 800 mile sprint from El Paso to Los Angeles in twenty hours and a 1 200 mile leg from Filao to El Paso in thirty one hours as his wife’s murder case looms. Meanwhile comments from New York criticise national spending and Japan’s trade, and cadet reviews stress simple life and anti gambling.
Dentist Errs on Tooth and Loses Suit
A Clerkenwell court awarded Mrs. Baith Pullen 46 dollars plus costs against Henry J. Parker a Highbury dentist who pulled the wrong tooth by mistake yesterday.
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London
Clerkenwell County Court
Mra Baith Pullen
Henry J. Parker
Highbury
Printing bill to authorize copying of inquiry records
In Albany a lively hearing pitted Chairman Armetrone against Brandon Printing on a bill authorizing 6000 copies of testimony from an insurance investigation at a cost up to 20000. Senator Armstrong accused delays and alleged a stenographer sale scheme involving 900 copies.
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N. Y
Armetrone
Insurance Investigating Committee
Brandon Printing Company
Stat Legislative
Snmnate Finance
Beyater
Bil Corarantee
Armstrong
Debates Over Timber and Stone Law Roil Congress
Washington reports from January detail Western states pushing repeal of the timber and stone act while supporters argue it modernizes the public domain. President Roosevelt pressure and Montana Oregon Wyoming lawmakers frame the issue as vital to western development and revenue.
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Pannel
Fecandale
Wyoming
Oregon
Montana
Representative Mondell
Ofarlor
Humphreys Jones
Cushmin
Mondell
Colenovo
Senate passes reorganization bill and other measures
Washington and New York reports describe the Senate approving about forty bills including consular service reforms with new officer classifications transfer authority and American clerks plus a shipping bill debated after a Lodge speech on grain freight rate manipulation. Indignation in New York trades over union tactics to enforce an arbitration agreement is noted with threats of strong employer-organized response.
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James J. Mill
Japan
Washington
Senate
Lodge
Farelen
United States
Patterson
Central Federated Union
American Federation of Labor
Employers’ Association
New Organization Under Murdo Mackenzie Formed
Denver—The National Live Stock association and the American Stock Growers' association merged to form the American National Live Stock association, representing 20,000 stock growers. Murdo Mackenzie of Trinidad, Colo., elected president by a rising vote in joint convention. The new body will affiliate 45 subsidiary associations with representation limited to stock growers.
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Colo
National Live Stock Association
American Stock Growers’ Association
American National Live Stock Association
Murdo Mackenzie
Trinidad
Mackenzie
Peckers
Pinchot sees plan on stockmen and grazing policy
Denver conference among Gifford Pinchot and stockmen leaders discusses public bands use and range management. A committee plan proposes community grazing rules and long term leases with fees to help cattle and horse growers amid ongoing western land use debates.
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Breteven Gifford Pinchot
United States
Molorady Cattle Aid Horse Growere’ Association
Stocken
Pinebeat
Sheepmen Push Slower Train Runs and Stock Unloading Rules
The National Wool Growers Association at its Denver convention backs reducing stock handling when moving sheep by allowing longer intervals between unloadings and setting a minimum train speed of sixteen miles per hour. A proposal would let shippers request 36 hour unloading if written to the railroad. Also discussed are increases in government animal industry funding and plans for an experimental sheep range in Wyoming.
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Col
Transi
Nastionel
National Humane Sosciety
Faslore
Bureau of Animal Industry
A. BD. Melvin
Bureau
G. M. Rennell
Ronewell
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Shipping Law Committee
American National Live Stock Racuation
Burglars Bind Farmer and Wife in West Plain Farm Home
A farmer and wife near Parnes in West Plain were bound by three masked intruders late last night after they entered the room by the fire. The burglars tortured the couple with burning brands to learn where money was kept, then ransacked the house and escaped with a large sum of money.
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