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Mexican resident Caballero linked to uprising plots
Pago Oren tonio Caballero, a wealthy resident of Culiacan, was found to hold papers relating to plans for uprisings in towns held by Mexican insurgents. After his arrest in Culiacan, he was imprisoned in Sonora state penitentiary and will be tried here likely by a military court.
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TWO MORE TOWNS SAID TO HAVE BEEN ABANDONED
Hermosillo Mexico December 1 reports say two west coast towns Guaymas and Mazatlan may have been evacuated by federal garrisons last night to deceive insurgents. General Carranza notes insurgent columns moving from the south toward Tepic and federal troops ordered toward Manzanillo to blunt the constitutionalist advance. Federals plan to mobilize west coast garrisons at Guadalajara to meet the insurgent threat.
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Sonora
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Guyamas
Mazatlan
Carranza
Tepic
Guaymas
Border Patrol Struggles to Block Arms Smuggling
Washington reports Brigadier General Bliss says enforcing the arms embargo into Mexico is nearly impossible as much of the border population sympathizes with Mexican insurgents. Troop deployment near the border will likely remain long term, with red flagger leaders promoting land distribution and a looming counter revolution shaping future peace and occupation needs.
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Mexico
Bliss
War Department
International Line
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All Mining Corporations Must Pay Tax
Washington, Dec. 1. The Supreme Court ruled that mining corporations must pay the corporate tax under the Payne Aldrich act. Eight to ten million dollars has been paid under protest, and 400 suits were filed to recover funds. Strafton’s Independence, Limited, of Colorado, argued that ore proceeds from its own premises were not income, but the court rejected this. Depreciation deducting the value of ore before mining was also rejected. Chief Justice White, with Justices McKenna and Holmes, dissented on that point.
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Supreme Court
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Independence, Limited
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McKenna
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Backache Danger Signal Croxone Promises Kidney Relief
An advertisement claims backache signals kidney trouble and promotes Croxone as a fast, effective cure. It describesCro xone as soaking into kidneys, cleansing pores, dissolving uric acid, and flushing toxins, with druggists to refund if it fails.
Butte Ballaklava and Anaconda Ratify Copper Deal
Directors of Butte Ballaklava Copper and Anaconda Copper Mining ratified negotiations over the Mountain Chief vein. All claims are dismissed and hoisting starts tomorrow after three years idleness. The settlement grants a vertical plane agreement, defines ownership, and aims to abolish the rule of apex.
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Duluth
Butte Camp
Apex
Ballaklaya Company
Ballaklava
Mountain Chief
Anaconda Company
Butte-Ballaklava Company
Butte- Ballaklava
Ballaklava Ground
Ballaklava Company
Albert E Pound Dies in Rattlesnake Valley
Albert E. Pound, a pioneer of two states, died at his residence in Rattlesnake Valley. Born June 21, 1831, in Warren Pennsylvania, he built a lumber and mercantile career, helped promote Wisconsin Central, faced 1878 panic reverses, came to Montana in 1879, and leaves a wife and five children after 15 years in Missoula.
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Missoula
Dec
Albert E. Pound
Rattlesnake Valley
Pound
Warren
Chippewa Falls
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Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Wisconsin Central
United States
Frederick Weyerhauser
Montana
Public Commission Sought to Probe Missoula Rates
The North Side Progressive league in Missoula seeks a city council petition to enable a Montana public commission to investigate electric lighting and water rates. The group met at Whittier school and plans to circulate petitions ahead of Wednesday council session, with delegates from both city sides present.
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Missoula
Montana Public Commission
North Side Progressive League
League
Whittier
Public Service Commission
East Side
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