Fugitives Ready for March Marching Refugees to Fort Bliss
Three thousand Mexican federal soldiers driven from Ojinaga and six generals, plus 1,600 refugees, are prepared for a four day march to Marin Texas. They will be interned at Fort Bliss indefinitely as border patrol guards Marfa and Presidio oversee the transfer with refugee women and children allowed to accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presidio
Tex
Ojinaga
Mex
Villa
Marin
Fort Bliss
Marfa
United States
Border Patrol
War Department
McNamee
Ojimisa
Nalves Flores
Oragso
Washington
United States Border Patrol
Garrison
Druggist Hopf on Trial for Poisoning Wives for Looks
Carl Hopf a druggist and fencing master pleads not guilty in Frankfort on Maine to murder charges for poisoning his first three wives and causing the deaths of two children and his father. He had insured each wife for 5000 7000 and 20000 dollars, and all fell ill within a year of marriage. A third wife survived due to a vigilant doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort-on-Maine
Carl Hopf
Earthquakes Hit Kagoshima and Sav kura Island
A sequence of tremors struck Kagoshima at Kiushin's south end, followed by a volcanic eruption on Sav kura island in the Gulf of Kagoshima. Two buildings were buried in ash as aftershocks continued, complicating efforts to relocate residents by boat across three miles of sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Lan
Kagoshima
Kiushin
Savkura
Gulf of Kagoshima
Sakura
Boy Will Be Hanged for Murder Near Saragossa
The supreme court refused to set aside the death sentence of Leon Cardens Martines a sixteen year old Mexican for the murder of Miss Emma Brown near Saragossa Martines claimed he could not appeal due to fear of mob violence and sought release but was denied by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jam
Supreme Court
Leon Cardens Martines
Emma Brown
Saragossa
Tex Martines
Ford inaugurates profit sharing plan riot at Detroit plant
Detroit January 1 Henry Ford introduces a two fold profit sharing scheme and an eight hour day. Edison lauds efficiency behind the plan. A crowd of about 10 000 men seeking work rioted outside the plant in freezing weather. An officer was knocked down bricks flew, water hoses used, five arrests made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Jan
Elenry Ford
Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Auto decline meets horse comeback at harness dealers
Kansas City January 13 speakers at the Western Harness Manufacturers and Dealers association say the horse is returning as the motor car wanes. They blame high costs and mortgaging homes for car buyers, while Frank Jackson of Chicago notes the harness outlook is strong and horse use rises as buggy production and sales set records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Western Harness Manufacturers’ and Dealers’ Association
Frank Jackson
Chicago
Jackson
Panic in School Room A Ward Principal Attacked Pupils
Kaylan WoA ward school residents recount panic as principal Frank Lewellyn seized a fit of insanity and attacked pupils. Eight women teachers aided by two officers restrained him and placed him under guard. One teacher was choked and bruised, while Lewellyn allegedly caused trouble after a dispute last October. A suit for damages was filed against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Kay.lan
Woa Ward School
Frank Lewellyn
Mr. Lewellyn
Huma
Gaurd
Lewellyn
Tim
Des Moines Cracks Down on Bond Sharks and Local Fights
In Des Moines police guard the jail to ban bond sharks as criminals flow into courts. Council dodges brewery petition while city clerks and lawyers spar over signatures. A Baxter pastor, missing last week, reappears mentally ill in custody. Mason City seeks foreign consulate due to labor tensions and alcohol fights. Protests grow against homeseeker rates as Governor Clarke campaigns for Capitol extension. Federal judge in Des Moines to hear blue sky law validity and related wage acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy BE. Gallagher
Baxter
Des Moines
James Macdonald
Hotel Royal
Gulagher
G. B. Clift
Urick
Iowa
Greater
Sioux City
Commercial Club
Spencer
Storm Lake
Farmers” Institutes
Masenine
McPherson
Dmith MePherson
Federal Court
Itelso
Fourth Trial of Dr Hyde Postponed in Swope Murder
Kansas City Jan 13 the fourth trial of Dr Be Clarke Pye charged with the murder of Thomas H Swope was postponed again. The county prosecutor said the case could not go to trial as set because of a suit filed in the effect court by two blackscar county taxpayers to enjoin the county court from paying expenses of further prosecution. Judge Portenfeldchon set the case for Jan 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Kansas City
Der
Be Clarke Pye
Coone
Thomas H. Swope
Effenit
Blackscar County
Couity
Furtther
Jadee Portenfeldchon
Jam
Yearly Report of the Atlantic Commercial Club 1912–1914
The Atlantic Commercial Club presents a detailed year end 1912 to 1914 financial accounting listing moneys collected and expended. It covers ordered drafts on the treasurer from Jan 21 1913 to Jan 5 1914, itemized receipts and payments for New Year banquets, rent, janitors, donations, and equipment, with a year end balance and notes on membership, dues, and secretary and treasurer duties. The report states 186 members with 15 unpaid dues, secretary’s collections totaling 3121.25 and treasury balance 890. It notes books open for inspection and closure by the club’s finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Christensen
Atlantic Gas Co
Ernest Phelps
Atlantic Greenhouse
J. L. Winne
Atlantic Light Co
M. Alexander
Odessa Grines
R. Lorenzen
Chas. Chase
Des Moines
Normal School
T. A. Giffen
B. L. Butler
Farmers Bank
Atlantic Electric Light Co
Apute Ie
Atlantic Produce Co
W. J. Deering
Harlan
News-Telegraph
Eeersweeeie
F. M. Alexander
Musson Bros
Jacobson Mfg. Co
Albert Bojens
C. B. Osborne
M. E. Church
A. H. Mountain
Recording Corporation
Teeteen Eens
C. E. Bradley
Stqmps
PATH
Evteveenece
Odessa Gaines
Purity Ice Cream Co
Beener Bakery
Atlantic Tea & Coffee Co
Statie Gardner
J. Waverdale
Bradley
Y. M. Alexander
Odessa Berry
H. H. Egbert
J. A. McWard
Jesse Berry
Atlantic
P. A. Johannsen
Atlantic Gas Coa
T. IE. Nichols
Herits
Grace Funk
Ree
J. JL. Woolsey
Atlantic Auto Co
W. F. Edwards
Stier Grocery Co
Seeceee
Cardio Cafe
White Pole
Atlantic Green House
Frank Mederias
C. EF. Bradley
Congregational Church
Jap Pierce
W. B. Elliott
Western Auto Co
Neevee de Paar
Heal
Mrs. Gardner
Nate
Jake Weitzel
Jake Taylor
Lewis
L. W. Woolsey
Schain & Beekman
Overland Toulg
Crete Gates
JL AL McWald
Fred Boie
T. L. Woolsey
Moore Drug Co
Highley Bros
Jens Kjar
Tred Alexander
Arn & Burgess
House Committee Reports Atlantic Club Fixtures and Belongings
The House Committee lists the Atlantic Commercial Club items including dinnerware glassware and flatware with many initials noted. Also records seating dining and office furniture, kitchen goods, lighting fixtures, rugs, and cleaning items among the club’s assets.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Esperanza
Mullet
de la Liave
Ulm
Orizaba
San Diego
Cal
Ensenada
Hopf
Henry Ford
American Press Association
Council
Thorace Sysong
T. L. Sellers
Frank Mattes
Barney
State Food and Dairy Department
The
Atlantic Commercial Club
Jim Evans
C. HE. Bradley
Green Bay Lumber Co
Central
J. A. Giffen
Franks Drug Co
Oransky & Sons
Sepraner
C. S. Leach
Rches
J. L. Woolsey
L. W. Caughey
Seeee
Hunter
N. W. Deering
Brown Grocery Co
P. A. Johansen
Olga Carlson
Masonic Hall
News Telegraph
Whitney Bank
Offica
Lee
Jenitor
Hee
Chas
BE. Bradley
Ry’s Galary
C. EB. Bradley
Y . EH. Bradley
Woolsey
F. M. Nebe
Farmers Savings Bank
Einir
House Committee
House
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