Warfare without quarter in Monterey destroys rail facilities
War rages in Monterey Mexico between Federal defenders and Constitutionalists. Fire sweeps Cuauhtemoc street near the National Railway station as block after block burns. General Miguel dies in his residence. rail yards burn hundreds of cars and engines. the governor’s palace suffers damage. rail damage estimated at millions.
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Monterey
Mexico
Cuauhtemoc
National Railway Station
Miguel
First
Federal Battalion
Poultry Ration in New York City Reaches 273972 Pounds Daily
The daily poultry ration for New York City totals 273,972 pounds, reflecting the scale of city demand for fowl during the period.
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New York City
Open switch near Yeatman Station averts wreck
Track foreman Crawford of the Pome roy and Newark division reports an open switch minutes before a passenger train. Edward Saul, 15, confessed at a Squire Paxson hearing to opening the switch and locking the lever, saying he had seen such acts in moving pictures. Mayor Otis withholds certification of the billboard ordinance until veto issues are resolved and the Council plans to reconsider. The measure may be amended to require billboard owners to obtain council permission to erect signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forman Crawford
Pomeroy and Newark
Yeatman Station
Squire S. H. Paxson
Edward Saul
Saul
Frank Otis
Alameda
Otis
Cima Notes and Local Mining Movements
Mr. Godscell arrived from Tecopa en route to the Mohawk at the Copper World Mine. Joe Spencer oversees the work. J. A. Sidler of Leastalk visited Cima. Mrs. C. H. Paul visits Pomona. Rock Springs Cattle Co men at Kesler Spring gathering steers for shipping. They shipped 10 carloads from Leastalk to Los Angeles. G. A. Glennon of Kelso visited Cima this week. Weather fine with rain expected around midweek.
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Mr. Godscell
Tecopa
Copper World
Joe Spencer
J. A. Sidler
Leastalk
Cima
C. H. Paul
Pomona
Rock Springs Cattle Co’s
Kesler Spring
Los Angeles
G. A. Glennon
Kelso
Wilson Tackles Mexican Problem On Sunday
President Wilson spent the day on the Mexican issue, summoning Senators Borah and McCumber for talks, then conferring with Secretary Bryan. Officials expect a step beyond rejection of Huerta, possibly denying recognition to Huerta and any future Congress. The note to diplomats highlights Huerta’s justification for dissolving Congress and promises a forthcoming Congress vote.
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Wilson
Borah
McCumber
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bryan
Huerta
United States
Congress
Washington
Mexico
John Lind
Mexico City
General Huerta
Blanquet
Barstow Printer Office Promotes Local Job Printing
An advertisement urges support for the Barstow Printer office calling it the only print shop in the desert between Needles and San Bernardino. The notice emphasizes patrons should patronize home industry by having job printing done locally.
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Barstow
Desert
Needles
San Bernardino
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Execution in San Bernardino
Sheriff Ralphs will sell at public auction all right title and interest of defendants in property described as mining claims and sections in San Bernardino County California to satisfy judgment dated October 15 1918 in favor of W W Colquhoun Pltf against H C Fursman et al The sale Wednesday November 21 1918 at 11 a m in front of the court house San Bernardino California with costs and fees to the highest bidder in gold coin
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Superior Court
W. W. Colquhoun
H.C. Fursman
W. Hutt
Waymire
BP. Perkins
Mm. A. Baker
KR. Thompson
1. Smith
Schurer
Wd Dt
GC. Pursman
W. Mufl
R. Waymuire
Ph. Perkins
H. A. Baker
K. Thompson
D. Smith
San Francisco
State of California
County of
San Bernardino
Galigornia
Phe S
Phe S. We 4 Secl, Jo Whual
N. Ty
S. EB
Mae
Navy
M.D. B
Searles Lake
San Bernardino County
Sai Us
County Recorder
California
Caalifornia
United States
J.C. Ralphs
Chas
F. Ward
Walter Slack
Printer Office Seeks New Job Stock for Printing Needs
A fresh supply of Job Stock has arrived at the Printer Office. The note invites requests for printing services and emphasizes readiness to handle various printing jobs. The announcement signals expanded paper and supply options for local printers.
Notice of Contest in Homestead Cancellation
Emma Elizabeth Cowdon files on October 8 1913 to cancel George A Parker's homestead Entry No 1284 for NE 11 14N 8E S B Meridian claiming abandonment and desert conditions. Parker must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication or face cancellation with proof of service. Valentine F Gorman Register and Vivian L Jones Receiver. Second publication October 31 fourth publication November 14.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Independence
Cal
George A. Parker
Stagg
California
Emma Elizabeth Cowdon
E. 28Th St
Los Angeles
E. S. B. Meridian
Valentine F. Gorman
Vivian L. Jones
Notice for Publication 15721 Upisner
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Los Angeles California November 8 10138 notice is given that Sarah J Cheney of 1212 Orange St Los Angeles California who on June 6 1912 made Homestead entry No 0 for SEty section 22 township 6N range 5W S B Meridian has filed notice of intention to make Commutation Proof to establish claim to the land above described before the register and receiver United States Land Office Los Angeles California on the 26th day of December 1918 at 9 80 oclock acim Claimant names witnesses Lillie D Gregory Frances A Corwin of Halleck California John L Trumond Bruce E Douglas of Anaheim California Non coal FRANK BUREN Register First pub Nov 14 Last pub Dec 12
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Omce
Los Angeles
California
George McGee
Santa Ana
Sne K. Crispin
Cal
Mey
Township An
Range
Meridian
Frank Buren
Register
O. R. W. Robinson
United States Land Office
Calif
Princes A.corwin
Orange St
Eatry
Rangoon
S.B. Meridian
Lillie D. Gregory
Sarah J. Cheney
Hatleck
John K. Tremond
Bruce BE
Douglas
Ataleim
Dee
U.S. Land Office
James Elerick
Hinkley
Wise
Skt
Sely
Township Ion
United States Land Ofice
John H. Bartel
Anthony Speth
Hill
Barstow
Galil
J.D. Rieh
U. S, Land Office
Roy Db. Compton
Register and Receiver
Samuel Crooks
William D. Riehe
Clarence H. Crooks
Clifford Ss. Crooks
Upisner
U. S. Land Office
S. B. Meridian
Hepgisister
Frances A. Corwin
Halleck
John L. Trumond
Bruce E. Douglas
Anaheim
Prubtisner
Edward
Superior Court
San Bernardino
Nils Coldevin
Charles M. Morgan
Victorville
Christina Wroughton
Newell R. Richardson
Ontario
Notice of Homestead Proof for Edward Fisk at San Bernardino
Department of the Interior notice announces Edward Fisk of Venice California who filed Homestead Entry No 07783 for S 4 Section 34 Township 6N Range 5W 5 B Meridian and will seek three year proof before the Superior Court clerk on December 23 1918 at 9:00 a.m. Witnesses listed include Nils Coldevin Halleck California Charles M Morgan Victorville Christina Wroughton Halleck California and Newell R Richardson Ontario California. First pub November 14 Last pub December 12
Kingdom of the Sun Barstow edition seeks desert photographs
The Barstow edition invites residents to submit photographic views of towns mines ranches and desert life for a Mojave River souvenir book. Send photos to The Printer with descriptions and stories cost nothing and more pictures improve the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kingdom of the Sun
Barstow
Mojave
Crucero Valley activity draws land seekers and wells
Crucero residents note homeseekers visiting the valley while Proctor drills a 155 foot well in Cronese and plans a ten horse pump test. Drillers, water tests, cattle movements, and local social jests fill reports as neighbors discuss claims and future purchases.
Los Angeles Shoppers Association Lady Bargain Hunters Ad
An in hand notice from the Los Angeles Shoppers Association invites women to write or call for personalized shopping help. They pledge to search Los Angeles stores for desired items and to please customers, offering a home phone contact and an office address in the J W Hellman Building.
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Los Angeles
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B. C. Anderson
Santa FE
R. R
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Union Church
Wm. T. Hendrey
Sloan & Hart Bldg
Chas. C. Brass
Phi St
Read & Fuel
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Crucero Chronicles
T. C. Davison
Salt Lake R.R
Dr. Eachersman
Crucero
M. EE
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Cranese
Shaw
Cronese
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Bradley
Baker
Proctor
Hollibaugh
Wood
Rasor
Ile
Henry
West End
Bacherman
Doc
J. J. Berray
Pasadena
Anderson
Berrays
LOS Angeles Shoppers Association
J.W. Hellman
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