Former Hired Man Tells Of Men Who Disappeared
Oklahoma City workers recount visits by mysterious men to Bella Gunness farm near La Porte Indiana. They describe disappearances and many guests staying in the house with trunks and secrecy. A released Utica suspect adds to the ongoing inquest into Mrs Gunness and the killings.
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la Porte
Utica
Laporte
Ind
Gunness Farm
Bella Gunness
H. P Long
Gunness
Long
J. H. William Meyer
Mra. Gunnese
Dr. Mack
Mrs. Gunness
Meyer
Louis Schultz
Lamphere
Slater
Sleigelin
Frank J. Pittner
First National Bank of
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N. Y
Hieston
Franklin
Chicago
New York
William Slater
John Rye
Helgelin
Michigan
Oklahoma City
Jennie Olsen
Pretty
Emil Greening
Fred
Jennie
Greening
California
South
Dakota
Wisconsin
Kay Lamphere
Moo
Michigan City
Proof of Morning Journal circulation in April 1908
D S Boucher states as Albuquerque Morning Journal business manager that April 1908 average daily circulation reached 4 461 copies. Notary public notes sworn statement supports Morning Journal’s claim of leading New Mexico readership and plans to expand news service with AP wire. The piece argues for paying for complete impartial news coverage daily.
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D. S. Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Albuquerque Morning Journal
H. N. Packert
Morning Journal
Associated Press
The
Pandemonium in Democratic primaries splits party factions
In a crowded hall, veterans led by Neill B Field clash with a rising slate headed by Hendricks over party leadership. A temporary chair was chosen, then unity efforts by Thomas Keleher moved to Permanent chair Neustadt. Delegates were selected amid suspicions of improper party status.
Friends of the Chairman Tightens Grip on Albuquerque Convention
Democratic primaries across Bernanilo County stirred a rare clash over county control with City precincts 12 26 and 13 seeing heated contention. Veterans aligned with County Chairman Summers Burkhart prevailed with a safe plurality while opponents led by C C Hendricks and R L Wooton pressed for influence and a major shakeup before the Denver delegates are chosen. Delegates elected include Bam Neustadt J A Johnsen W H King O N Marron J S Beaven S J Brack G A Campfield A B McGaffey and others in Precinct 12 26 and 13 with Burkhart’s faction poised to endorse him for Denver.
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Roswell
Bernanilo County
Summers Burkhart
Denver
Pandemoniium
New York
Albuquerque
Strugle Came In Precinct 12
Burkhart
Neill B. Field
O. N. Marron
C. C. Hendricks
R. L. Wooton
Lester
Justice of the Peace
McClellan
Friends of
Precinets
Old Albuquerque
Precinet No
Bam Neustadt
J. A. Johnsen
W. H. King
J. S. Beaven
J. Brack
G. A. Campfield
A. B. McGaffey
E. Y. Chaves
Battle in Precinct Twelve Stirs Albuquerque Democratic Rifts
Report of a heated Democratic primary clash in Albuquerque's Precinct Twelve in the border building on North Second Street. The meeting split the local party into two clearly defined factions with implications for future elections.
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Twelfth
Albuquerque
Borber
North Second Street
Inner City Precinct 26 Ballot Clash Ends With Neustadt Victory
In Precinct 26 a heated vote led to a loud halt as Hendricks faction pressed to close ballots. The Neustadt state tally stood at 72 to 50 for Sampsill state with Neustadt declared elected. Precinct 13 elected McMillen ahead of Wooton and Albuquerque's meeting picked Hunick as chair. County convention follows in Ellis theater with Summers Burkhart and Larrazolo set as delegates to Denver.
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Hendricks
Old
Albuquerque
Leonardo Hunick
Ellis’ Theater
Roswell
Summers Burkhart
Denver
Larrazole
Dynamite Scare Grips Las Vegas New Mexico
A wave of dynamite thefts from Brown Manzaranes warehouses endangers Las Vegas. Ten thousand caps and a bushel of dynamite were stolen with the intent to blow up schoolhouses. Arrested youths Edward Wheeler Edward Hansen Edward Pierce allegedly confessed. A second incident reports Vincente Trujillo captured for slashing stone cutter John Sweeney. co‑suspect Sisneros also arrested.
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The
Morning Journal
Las Vegas
N. M
Brown & Manzanares Company
Edward
Monte Wheeler
Edward Hansen
Edward Pierce
Hansen
Vincente Trujillo
John Sweeney
Sena
Sisneros
Rear Admiral Evans Departs as Thomas Commands Fleet
In San Francisco Bay Rear Admiral Roby D. Evans relinquished command of the United States Atlantic Fleet aboard the Connecticut. Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas assumes command after a day of salutes and ceremonies, with a brigade parade through Oakland and a banquet schedule before ships sail to Seattle on May 18.
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Morning Journal
San Francisco
Robly D. Evans
Connecticut
America
Washington
Fivans
Ferry
Oakland
Charles M. Thomas
Magdalena Bay
Santa Cruz
Evana
California
Evans
United States Atlantic Fleet
United States
Cal
United States Atlantic
Meer As & Tarewell
R. W. D. Evans
United States Navy
Thomas
Rtticipate
St. Prangers
Greenway
Fairmont Hotel
Atlantic Fleet
Seattle
Othoies
Puget Sound
Yaquis Surrender Arms Near Nogales
May 7 message from Yaqui headquarters reports rebels led by Chief Luis Bulle have submitted to the government and are gathering to deliver their arms. Captain Luis Medina Baron signs the dispatch. officials expect hostilities to cease soon.
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Nogales
Ariz
Guaymas
Yaqui
Evans Leaves on Overland Train Amid Sentimental Farewell
Admiral Evans received an emotional sendoff at the Oakland ferry depot as he boarded the private car for the overland train. He stood on the deck watching the fleet until it vanished, saying only that his flagship lies out there with the Yorktown and Connects. The greeting crowd echoed his laconic wave as he departed.
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Evans
Pleat
Oakland
Cal
Admiral Evans
Southern Pacific
Bob
Yorktown
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Territory OF
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Bernalillio
John S. Beaven
A. Bo Me-Gaffey
Co. Hendricks
Daily Sun
B.D. Sampsell
John 8. Beaven
Sam Neustadt
Uas
Neustadt
Mr. Hendricks
Thomas P. Keleher
Olive Branch
Mr. Neustadt
H. A. Backer
W. W. McClellan
Friends OF the
S. L. Burton
A. B. McMillen
Spain
Madrid
Senate
Campbell-Bannerman
Deaa
London
James Alexander Campbell
Sir Henry Campbell- Bannerman
Blue
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