Mystery murder of Edwina Silva near Los Corrales
Edwina Silva 19, daughter of a prominent Sandoval county family, disappeared from her home and was found ten days later in an irrigation ditch on the Wagner ranch. The body bore knife wounds and throat injuries. an inquest ruled she was killed by a stranger. Investigators including bloodhounds, Sheriff Montoya, and private detectives pursue the case as the community reacts with fear.
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Los Corrales
Sandoval County
Edwina Silva
New Mexico
Augustin Wagner
Irving
Riewerco
Cuba
Learro Sliva
J. F. Silva
Pagers
Sandoval
Joseph Slva
West Lead Avenue
Charles ifel@ company
Silva
Deep Moil
Mornig Journal
Edwina
J. M. Sandoval
Hitle
Vidwins
Rio Puerco
Wagner Ranch
Jose Manuel Montoya
Denver and Southwest Weather Forecast Update
Weather forecast shows generally fair conditions for Denver and New Mexico with a southeasterly wind shift. Tuesday remains fair in the west and central regions while the extreme east may see changes. Arizona expected to stay fair Tuesday and Wednesday with little temperature variation.
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Denver
New Mexico
Tin
Arizona
Local Weather Report Notes Clear Skies and Winds
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 PM yesterday were scorched by the university. The day featured a southwest wind, clear skies, and humidity around 48 percent. Precipitation was negligible at 0.
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West
Port
Gieeensee
Sunrise and sunset times for October in Santa Fe
Officials report sunrise at 6 26 a m and sunset at 6 10 p m for October. Times are given in Santa Fe time with small adjustments for daylight variation.
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Santa Fe Tilme
Jail Delivery Sparks Wild Escape From Las Vegas Jail
Earl Miller, a 70 year old, forced an assistant jailer at San Miguel county jail to release Walter Craig on cattle theft charges. They fled in a car after a brief exchange of gunfire with Deputy Tom Segura, pursued by Sheriff Lorenzo Delgado's posse toward Sonia Hoss country. Miller, tied to a local dealer D P Miller, bought saddles guns and ammunition before the escape.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Earl Miller
Walter Craig
San Miguel County
Tom Segura
Lorenzo Delgado
South Pacific Street
Miller
Craig
Sonia Hoss
Segura
D. PD. Miller
Taylor
Wwer
Delgado
John Craig
Waller
Trinidad
Denver
Father in law and son in law clash in Melrose murder case
John T. Coleman was bound over on a murder charge after a preliminary hearing at Melrose New Mexico. Witness W O Donal described Coleman admitting he hurt Albert Pruitt and the two men confronted each other in a corn field resulting in four heart hits. Coleman, who fled to Clovis, was remanded without bail. Pruitt had married Coleman's daughter less than ten months prior.
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Clovis
N. M
John T. Coleman
Albert Pruitt
Coleman
Melrose
W. ©. O'Donald
Pruitt
O'Donald
Train Kills Two Near Layton Crossing
Two men died when their automobile was struck by the Los Angeles Limited on a crossing about 40 miles south of Layton Utah. Himer Taylor of Preston Idaho and Frank Anderson of San Pete Utah were instantly killed in the collision early this afternoon.
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Layton
Utah
Revival of trading wives sparks murder near Prescott
In a Purple Mountain Indian camp about seven miles south of Prescott Arizona a revival of the custom of trading in wives led to the killing of chief Zookie Fames by Otis Mokahgue. Mokahgue allegedly refused to trade a squaw for a shotgun and demanded payment in horse saddle and shotgun before the quarrel ended with Fames shot dead. Mokahgue was brought to the Prescott jail.
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Ariz
Purple Mountain
Here
Zookie Fames
Otis Mokahgue
Hames
Gaddie
Gan
Mokahque
Eams
Mokahaue
Fams
Prescott Jal
Bishop Howden Holds Service Aboard Pullman Train
Bishop Frederick B. Howden of New Mexico and Southwest Texas led an impromptu three quarters hour religious service aboard a Santa Fe Pullman during a Kansas City trip. The event drew motion picture workers and traveling salesmen, with many standing in aisles as attendees. This was his second such on train ministry, echoing a prior Pennsylvania Railway experience.
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Santa Fe
Kansas
Frederick B. Howden
Episcopal Diocese of
New Mexico
Texas
Kansas City
Synod of the Episcopal Province of the Southwest
Kewden
Howden
Los Angeles
Bishop Howden
Pennsylvania Railway
Dictators Rule Nine European Nations Amid Turbulent Rise
Central Press reports nine modern dictators guiding Europe from Bavaria to Greece with leaders like von Kahr in Bavaria, Lenin in Russia, Horthy in Hungary, Kemal Pasha in Turkey, Mussolini in Italy, and Metaxas in Greece, as royalists and republics face upheaval and potential monarchy in Bavaria.
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Central Press
Lendon
Europe
von Kahr
Bavaria
German Federation
Primo de Reviera
Gonates
Greece
Revwutionary
Constantine
Metaxas
Dr. von Kahr
Gen
Genatez
Primo de Riviera
Spain
Mussolini
Italy
Zancof
Bulgaria
Stresemann
Germany
Kemel Pasha
Turkey
Nicholai Lenin
Russia
Admiral Horthy
Hungary
Teapot Dome Lease Seeks 20000 Barrel Output
Harry F Sinclair testifies before the Senate committee on Teapot Dome Wyoming. He says production could reach 20000 barrels daily once pipeline work completes, with current output near 5000. The Mammoth Oil Co plans a pipeline to Kansas City, costing about 25.6 million.
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Washington
Teapot Dome
Wyoming
Harry FP. Sinclair
Senate Committee
Wyoming Field
Kansas City
Sinclair
Mammoth OH Company
Mammoth Company
Fall
Interior Department
Denby
Navy
Binelal
Walsh
Democrat
Montana
Pioneer
OH Companies
Teanot Dome
Meal workers union calls off Frankfort strike
Berlin reports the executive council of the meal workers union at Frankfort-on-the-Main called off the strike of the metal workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Assembly at Angora votes to establish Turkish Republic
The national assembly at Angora unanimously votes to establish the Turkish republic. Mustapha Kemal Pasha is elected president and the assembly accepts Kemal's proposed constitutional amendments including a four year presidential term and the president appointing the premier with assembly approval.
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Angora
Constantinople
Associated Press
Anvori
Mustapha Khemal Pasha
Mustaphahemats
Kemal
Tstamisin
Council of Ministers
Grand National Assembly
Council of Commissars
Assembly
Gila Fish Hatchery Nears Operation In New Mexico
Mrs. Melaven announced the Gila hatchery will open soon near Jenks cabin on the Gila forest. The facility funded by forest service timber will cost about 10000 and should pay for itself in one year. William S. Soule will oversee operations as deputy game warden. Lisbon Springs capacity will reach 6000000 fry by spring.
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Gila Fish Hatchery
Santa Fe
Melaven
Gila
Black Range
Jenks’ Cabin
Gila Forest
Forest Service
William S. Soule
Lisbon Springs
Silver City
Meliven
Forest Service and Game Protective Association
Bis
Development to Agriculture of State discussed in Las Vegas
Las Vegas New Mexico October 9. J A Reid president of the Las Vegas Water Users association outlines plans to locate a sugar beet factory and develop northern New Mexico into a premier agricultural region. He cites 100000 acres around Las Vegas and calls for civic and commercial cooperation to attract high quality farmers and boost taxable wealth. Continued on page three.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Midas
New Mexico
J. A. Reid
Journal
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Las Veras
Insanity Plea in Nelson Murder Trial
Joseph W. Neilson seeks temporary insanity defense in district court for the murder of Thomas Miller. Defense cites Miller’s alleged threats and Miller’s associates, while witnesses recount Miller’s boast that he would win Nelson’s wife. Prosecutors present Mrs. Nelson Eva Cooper Mae Cooper and Harry Williams as key witnesses.
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Joseph WH. Neilson
Thomas Miller
H. B&b. Jamison
Nelson
Himeself
Tonard Miller
Jamison
M. W. Hickey
Miller
Clayton
Albuquerque
Eva Cooper
Mae Cooper
Harry Williams
FE. B. Garcia
RR. L. Hitt
Harrison Walker
el Paseo
Walker
Cooper
W. Snyder
Prohibition
George Redman
New York Ministers Pledge to Combat Illegal Liquor Trade
More than 300 New York ministers pledged to wage war on bootleggers and efforts to nullify the Eighteenth Amendment. They denounced liquor interests as despicable and urged harsher penalties, calling for 10 years for a second sale and death at sunrise for a third offense.
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New York
Harding
Fred B. Smith
Community Council of Churches
Chambers of Commerce
Cae
Giants and White Sox Plan 1924 Exhibition Tour
Chicago Oct 29 The New York Giants and the Chicago White Sox plan another exhibition tour before the 1924 season. Harry Grabiner the White Sox secretary left for New York to finalize arrangements. Grabiner said facing the Giants rather than local Southern teams would better gauge the clubs’ readiness.
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Chicago
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Harry Grabiner
White Sox
New York
Qorabiner
Giants
South
Mellon says Treasury uses every means to enforce prohibition
Secretary Mellon replies to Governor Pinchot detailing federal efforts to enforce prohibition in Pennsylvania. He urges focusing on facts and law, not unjustified criticism, and promises closer cooperation with state officials while stating he supports strong enforcement and surcharges to curb illicit activity.
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Mellon
Pinchot
Washington
Pennsylvania
Treasury
State of Pennsylvania
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Russa
Horthy
Tle
Austro-Hungarian Empire
Sucess
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Factisti
Italiana
Emannuel
Stamboulisky
Boris
Bulearia
Zanecoff
Stambeoulisky
Eapert
Harry F. Sinclair
Neloon
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