Three Tajique murder suspects confess to brutal killing
In Estancia New Mexico, Juana Peralta Isabella Mondragon and Eduardo Trujillo pleaded guilty to the murder of Juan Peralta near Tajique. The trio described wrapping the body, burning remains, and three officers securing confessions after a lengthy investigation led by Captain Fred Fornett and Sheriff Julius Meyer.
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Morning Journal
P. A. Speciman
Estancia
N. M
New Mexico Mounted Police
Fred Fornett
New Mexico
Juana Lopez Y, Peralta
Isabella Mondragon
Juan Peralta
Eduardo Trujillo
Tajique
Torrane
Julius Meyer
Fornoff
Collier
Meyer
Isale
Mordragon
Eduardo Trupilio
Peralta
Justice of the Peace
Charles
Howell
Juana Peralta
Eduardo Truj
Ednardo Trujillo
Santa Fe
Imtener
Disjointed Confession Details Blood Clean-Up After Murder
Juana Peralta signs a statement describing a murder scene with Isabella and Eduardo handling a body on a horse at her house. She notes Isabella not staying the previous night, tells Captain Fors toff of Isabella’s presence, and that blood was cleaned up the next morning. Miguel Trujillo was present but unaware of the crime, and translations reveal fragmented answers.
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Juan
Eduardo
Eudardo
Sherif Meyer
Eduardus
Duayibaht
Miguel Trujillo
Kadugide
Edoardo
Herculano Chavez
Isabella Mondragon
Juan Peralta
Isabella
Juana
Eduardo Trujilhes
Captain Forstoff
Alse
Juana Peralta
All Rot Declares Mr Andrews
Special Correspondence reports a House floor exchange between Mr Stephens of Texas and Delegate Andrews of New Mexico. Andrews defends the New Mexico apportionment as fair, while Stephens argues constitutional amendment limits hinder reapportionment. Ex-Governor Curry cites Roosevelt and Taft, predicting New Mexico support for Taft's renomination and loyalty to Roosevelt in the national delegation.
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Morning Journal
Washington, D. C
Stephens
Texas
Andrews
New Mexico
Corry
New York
Roosevelt
Curry
Taft
White House
Indian Bureau Under Investigation by House Committee
Washington reports the House committee on interior department expenditures will probe Indian bureau affairs via sub-committees during Congress recess. The inquiry addresses alleged abuse of power by Indian agents on reservations and the right of Indians to file grievances, with testimony from former Commissioner Leupp.
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Washington
Indian Bureau
House
Interior Department
Congress
Indian Affairs
Leupp
War Department plans three divisional HQs to save millions
Washington reports that cutting divisional headquarters from five to three will save about 250000 dollars annually and improve efficiency. New York Chicago and San Francisco would host the divisions with Manila remaining for the Philippine Division. Also noted is the death by own action of W J Trent at Fort Bliss, age 41, from a self-inflicted rifle wound.
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Washington
Philippines
Senate
Stinson
Stimson
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Manila
Paso
Tex
W. J. Trent
Twenty Third
United States Infantry
Fort Bliss
Lebunen
Citizens push statehood measure through senate vote
Citizens in New Mexico rally for a statehood resolution's passage in the Senate. The campaign gains momentum as supporters urge lawmakers to approve the flood control measure in the upper house amid rising sentiment.
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New Mexico
Albuquerqueans Send Telegram for Statehood
Albuquerque residents urged Delegate to push for immediate statehood in a telegram forwarded to Washington yesterday. The message, titled People Want Statehood at Once, reflects local demand for swift action on statehood status.
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Washington
New Mexico Hails Flood Resolution Push for Statehood
The president expressed willingness to sign the Flood resolution and supporters urge swift passage through the Senate. Voters in New Mexico favor immediate statehood and want action soon.
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New Mexico
Senate
Flood resolution push gains in New Mexico senate
A telegram from this city was sent to Delegate W H Andrews and Jude A B Fail in Washington carried by prominent local supporters. Similar messages went from other cities and individuals to Andrews or allies at the national capital. The move, aligned with the president’s approval, signals momentum to push the Flood resolution through the senate with minimal delay.
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W. H. Andrews
Jude A. B. Fail
Washington
Andrews
New Mexico
National Capital
Senate
No Wholesale Heat Prostrations in Army
General Mills reports in a War Department telegram that the first separate brigade at Galveston endured the long march to San Antonio without wholesale heat prostrations. Only 150 men left the column for various causes, and eleven heat cases are currently recorded. many rejoined their units before reaching camp. The brigade’s conduct is praised as excellent.
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Washington
War Department
General Mills
Galveston
San Antonio
Mills
Provisional Chihuahua Governor Delays Trip Over Life Threat
Juarez dispatch says anti Madero plot links San Antonio El Paso New York and Mexico City aims to form juntas to restore the old regime. Gov Abram Gonzales postpones travel after a $40,000 life price is offered to prevent his arrival. A bomb seized amid Madero events prompts warnings while authorities pledge decisive action.
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Gonzales
Capital
Morning Journal
Juarez
Mex
San Antonio
el Paso
New York
Mexico City
Revolutionary Party
Madero
Diaz
Mexico
Piedras Negras
Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
Chihuahua
Abram Gonzales
Cruz Reve
Federal Jefe Politico
Senor Madero
Army Returns From Hundred Mile Hike Near Galveston
Four thousand soldiers camped by Galveston bay await transport to Camb Crockett after a 100 mile hike to Houston and back. General Albert L. Mills notes increased endurance and practical handling of military tasks. The brigade with 1060 wagons and 400 horses and mules will be loaded onto freight cars and moved to Galveston tomorrow.
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Galveston
Tex
Galveston Bay
Camb Crockett
Houston
Albert IL. Mills
Man's leg broken in two places in runaway accident
Clovis New Mexico June 6. Sunday afternoon a horse driven by W A Fovil ran away when a whip struck by a driver of another vehicle. Mr Foyil suffered two broken leg injuries one at the ankle and the other above the ankle. Miss Pate Turnbolt also injured but not seriously. Mr Foyil resting easily. The home of Postmaster W W Davis destroyed by fire Sunday morning before daylight. Origin of the fire unknown.
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Clovis
N. M
W. A. Fovil
Mr. Foyt
Pate Turnbolt
Mr. Foyil
W. A. Davis
Boat House Owner Dalarik Drowns in Lake Washington
The body of John Dalarik, owner of a Lake Washington boat house, was found in the lake with a belt of coin pressed around his waist. He apparently fell in and the coins weighed him down.
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Colin
Seattle
Wash
John Dalarik
Lake Washington
Sister of President Garfield Dies in Los Angeles
A telegram from Long Island reports the death of ninety year old Mrs. Garland widow of OD Long Island, in Los Angeles. The message notes she is a sister of President Garfield, with details about the timing and relation.
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Garfield
Los Angeles
Menitabel G. Trowbridee
cGarfield
Long Island
Varese
No Doubt of Wide Conspiracy Tied to Madero Visit
Mexico City June 6. Police plans guard Francisco Madero Jr arrival as authorities seek leaders in Koernment affairs tied to a plot that led to W L Dunn and Daniel de Villiers arrests. Detectives will patrol crowds while uniformed police line routes to the national palace and Colonia R u rez for tight security.
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Mexico City
Francisco Madero, Jr
Antonio Villaceneta
Wasarican
W. L. Dunn
Monterey
Daniel de Villiers
el Paso
Madero
Madders
National
Central Railroad
Madere
Ily
Aquiles Serdan
Colonia
Rurez
Fhrey
Zoclo
Federal
Alberto Garcia Grandes
Democracy
City urges calm as celebration continues in tense times
In a public appeal, city leaders urge restraint during ongoing celebrations. The message stresses law observance and asks residents to prevent any violence or bloodshed, urging citizens to keep the mood peaceful and orderly.
Madero Train Reaches San Juan del Rio on Guarded Path to Mexico City
Francisco I Madero travels aboard a heavily guarded special train as thousands cheer at Celaya and surrounding towns. Armed guards precede and trail the party amid reports of plots while Madero smiles with family in his private car en route to the capital.
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Madeno
San Juan del Rio
Mex
Madero
Mexico City
Francisco 1. Madero
Senor Madero
Celaya
Moulin del Carmen
Juarez
Mexico
Desperate Four Day Battle Over Sinaiada Capital
Eyewitness J R Plevin from San Francisco, wounded in the fighting at Culiacan, reports four days of stubborn combat beginning May 2% p m. Federal forces fortified in key buildings as 3000 rebels pressed surrender. Morales resisted, then later offered surrender. looting followed and officials were arrested or released amid retaliatory anger. Seventy five federals killed. American casualties unclear.
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Sinaiada
Tucson
Ariz
J. R. Plevin
San Francisco
Culiacan
Morales
Ernor Rede
Aguilar
Church of Annunciation
Redo
Kedo
General Reeves Await Completion or Celebration
General Ber Reyes travels to Oriente between Mexico City and the coast as audiences expect his stay to extend through the Madero celebration. He moved this afternoon and plans to remain until the events conclude.
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Reeves
Mexico City
General Ber- Reyes
Oriente
Madero
Nardo
Married Without Knowing It in Chicago
Philip Ishmin testified before Judge Cooper that he was unknowingly married after receiving a peddler license paper at the county clerk’s office. He said a young woman and a friend were present in Justice Stacey's parlor when the ceremony occurred and he later discovered he had a wife. The couple sought dissolution as Ishmin described the event as a misadventure.
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My Morning Journal
Chicago
Philip Ishmin
Cooper
Stacey
Last Effort to Keep Alive Case Against Cox
In Cincinnati on June 6 a mandamus hearing sought to compel Judge William Dicksen to permit the prosecutor to elect which of two indictments against George B. Cox would be pursued. The special court took the matter under advisement as Prosecuting Attorney Henry P. Hunt aimed to sustain a divident charging Cox.
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Cincinnati
William Dicksen
Tent
George B. Cox
Cox
Special Court
Henry P. Hunt
George B. Con Ho
President Taft expected to sign New Mexico and Arizona admission
Washington sources report President Taft will sign the house resolution admitting New Mexico and Arizona rather than veto. Judge A B Fall and Geo Curry say rumors of a veto are inaccurate, urging swift delegation support from New Mexico to counter delay and ensure immediate statehood under the enabling act.
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The
Morning Journal
Washington, D. C
Taft
House
New Mexico
Arizona
Washington
Washington Evening Star
Congress
Geo. Curry
A. B. Fall
Captain Curry
Smith
Senate Committee
Senate
Clancy
New Mexico Statehood Resolution Delayed in Senate
Washington June 6 Chairman William Allen Smith of the Senate committee on territories is out of the city until Saturday delaying a report on the New Mexico statehood resolution. The move fuels speculation of a deliberate delay to block a senate vote and keep Arizona out while New Mexico would enter in 1982. Governor Curry and Judge Fair seek a hearing but are not served.
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Washington
D. C
William Allen Smith
Michigan
Senate Committee On Territories
Senate
House
Arizona
New Mexico
Smith
Boston
Curry
Falr
Senate c Committee
Senate Committee
Emunittes
Hood
Man Who Jumped From Train May Recover
Special correspondence reports a man who jumped through a car window on the El Paso & Southwestern line last Friday is partially recovered after being taken to his Fort Worth Texas home by his mother. Initial fears subsided as hopes he may pull through increased.
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Jourmall Tucument
Edward Toolepod
el Paso & Southwestern Road
Fort Worth
Tex
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Psabelly Monedrager
Tas
Juena Voratla
MR. Andrews
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Washington Star
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