Diaz Refuge and Naval Aid Spark U S Action
A chaotic tale from late October shows Diaz seeking refuge aboard the gunboat Wheeling and receiving protection from American authorities. Reports indicate Diaz and companions fled to the consulate area, guarded by armed guards, as Washington authorized naval measures to safeguard the fugitive. The case drew no protest from Huerta, with officials confirming U S readiness to extend protection if needed.
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Washington
Sven Anylion
United States
Bryan No
Huerta
Prison inmate confesses murder of Florence Brown
In Italy an inmate named Monde Burr reportedly confessed to the murder of Florence Brown to Dallas officials. Jeffersonville Reformatory Superintendent Perton questioned the reliability of Burr's memory noting incomplete examinations. Dallas Police Chief Revan found no substantial basis in Burr's claim and said authorities would not pursue him further.
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Ine Amocinind
Praga Louise
Monde Burr
Jeffersonville Totlans Reformatory
Florence Brown
Dalla
Italy
Perton
Reformatory
Pranat
Estate of A Busch Rumored at 30 Million Heirloom Holdings
Oct 28 Lola Missouri reports the late Adolphus Busch will probate in St Louis today. Estimates place his holdings at 30 million across breweries, realty in Texas and California, German assets, oil fields in Oklahoma and other properties. Widow and son expected to receive the bulk of the estate.
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AL Lola
Adolpiur Dasch
BL Louis
Irland
Trunt
Cle
Charlen Nogel
Commerce
Romandter
Busoh Fain Iy
Burch
Panadena
Cal
Germany
Cowpertown
S. Y
Caddo
Jocat Davie Tock
Tate
Promised pardon to remain silent in corruption case
Early June reports stated that former governor hopefuls planned a pardon to stay silent. The article notes that Stephen Stilwell, imprisoned for bribery, allegedly promised a return to disclose what he knew about New York boss Falco. Silver bribery rumors claimed Stilwell would be pardoned before July 10 if he withheld testimony.
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Arvorrmien
York
Tormar
Stepon Stilwell
Governey
Ars
Boss Fale
New York
Sulver Retyres
Sillwell
Sulver
Gyn
Martial Law Declared in Colorado Coal Fields
Reported recall of martial law in Colorado coal fields as Governor Ammons announces the action following mobilization orders and National Guard deployment. Authorities indicate the measure remains in place pending further orders.
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Colorado
Ameta
Petavenver
Colrado National Guard
Koxan Mor
Ammons
New Ford Agency to Open in City Amid Reform Efforts
A new Ford automobile agency is planned for the city as agencies from several firms may consolidate here. A clash involving brick buds, strikers, and guards at the old water and light plant left three workers dead amid remodeling and safety updates. Supporters aim to expand business in the coal district with a larger, citywide operation and a single scale for sales.
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Rael
Wat
New Ford Automobile Agency
Old Water and Light Company
Rena
Eagle Tan Net
Million Pounds of Mail Piled Up in New York
A million pounds of mail backed up at New York post offices and road stations as a sudden truck strike by drivers of 12 1/2 ton vehicles halted mail transfer. Relief workers replaced drivers and worked to clear the congestion.
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New York
Pental Transfer Service Corporation
Telegraphers Strike Averted on Rock Island Railroad
In Ansociates Brean CHIVARD TH October 28 the threatened strike of fifteen hundred telegraphers on the Rock Island Railroad was averted today as wage and other differences were settled through the Federal Mediation Commissioner, Hanger.
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Brean Chivard
Rock Island Railroad
Hanger
Death of Maurice Bullock in Navasota Texas
Eight month old Maurice Bullock son of Mr and Mrs Homer Bullock of Navasota died yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr Mullock's parents in the city after illness. The remains were taken to Copperas Cove Texas last night and buried there today.
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Maurice Aliogh
Homer Bullock
Navasota
Coperas Cove
Texas
City Well Collapse Kills Five Entombs Two Near Frederick Okla
Five men died when a city well shaft two miles west of Frederick Oklahoma caved in during digging. Two workers were entombed alive and rescue efforts were under way. The well reportedly was twenty feet in depth with a twenty foot diameter shaft. Names and details were unclear in the damaged report.
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Privare Crit
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Lastaight
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Alexander Wiiliama
Dine
Consu
Canada
Wanich
Otticialx
Nia Marine Guard
J. A. Fol Co
Golden Gate
Sivas
Bell Bros
E. F. Parks
Jeffersonville
Matent
A. Busch
Will OF
ST. Louis
Lutter
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Ford Agency
David Reid & Company
ORRIS
Bryan
Uet
Schotton’s
Coffee
Wilson & Astin
Maurice Bullock
Sanders Bros
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