Fierce Fighting Reported Between Cowboys and Rebels Near Columbus
Reports from Paso, Texas describe a clash between American cowboys and Mexican rebels at Rancho Las Palomas, thirty miles from Columbus on the Mexican side. Cowboys allegedly killed several rebels and rode to safety. Mexicans reportedly suffered seven dead, four believed killed. Rebel victories in Chihuahua and tensions in Juarez escalate as pro gover nment and insurrecto forces move.
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Paso
Texas
E. G. Steever
Hill
Twenty-second Infantry
Columbus N. M
Rancho Las Palomas
Columbus
Steever
Chihuahua
Juarez
Children Pay for Drinking While at Work
In Lawrence Massachusetts workers under 18 testified before the House Rules Committee about conditions after the strike. They described long hours for low wages and paying a penny for canal water, cruelty by police, and injuries such as a girl losing part of her scalp in a mill incident.
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Washington, D. C
Wareh
Lawrence
Mags
Cammella Taoli
Joy Dopers Still After the Scalp of Doctor Wiley
Washington dispatch notes continued attacks by food dopers against Dr. Wiley. The public servant denounces fabricated rumors linking him to a Democratic vice presidential bid and reveals a Washington lobby seeking to ruin his reputation.
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Doctor Wiley
H. Tavenner
Social Correspondence
Washington
Dr. Wiley
Four boys charged after break-in at Noah's Ark store
Four Cheyenne youths, sons of prominent families, were taken into custody after entering the Noah's Ark basement Sunday afternoon. One boy confessed after questioning and led officers to stolen goods. all remain in custody awaiting investigation, with possible Reform School placement for the primary suspect.
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Noah's Ark
Stevens
Seventeenth St
Noah's Ark Store
Warlaumont
Reform School
Cheyenne
One Killed and Three Hurt In Rio Grande Wreck
A Denver and Rio Grande passenger train No. 3 ran into a rock slide near Otis six miles east of Salida. One engineer was killed and three others injured. The dead and injured were Pueblo residents. The wreck damaged engines and cars while other coaches remained on track. A special train with officials and doctors departed Pueblo at 3 AM.
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Pueblo
Denver & Rio Grande
Otis
Salida
D. J. Elliott
J. Stewart
Hvans Avenue
Reuben W. Gutacall
Route Avenue
Charles R. Sudduth
Denver & Rio Grande Hospital
Balida
W. B. Miller
Resolutions Endorse Taft Adopted by Rhode Island GOP
Providenc e Rhode Island March 4 Resolutions endorsing Taft and urging his renomination and election were adopted by the Republican state central committee today. The state and congressional conventions will be on April 24 to choose delegates to the national convention.
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Providente
R. I
Taft
Republican State Central Committee
Flock Breacthes Priest as Polish Parish Erupts
In Passion, J. March 4, 1500 congregants at St. Joseph's Polish Catholic Church faced Rev. Julius Mantengel as he pleaded through tears to allow his sermon. The arrival of Rev. Krucesk sparked protests, and Mantengel was met with a prolonged Polish-language chant. The service ended with disruption and the rector’s retreat.
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Julius Mantendgel
St. Joseph's
Staniwaua Krucesk
St. Josephs Church
Newark
Krucesk
Manteuffel
Rebels rally in Chihuahua against Madero movement gathers support
An El Paso Chronicle extra reports Chihuahua shows near unanimous sentiment against Madero. Rebels align with Orozco and aim for Mexico City. A one million dollar subscription from bankers, business men, and ranchers funds the effort. One hundred fifty Americans from Madreo reach Pearson as an attempted transport plan forms to move them toward El Paso.
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el Paso
Texas
Herald Tonteht
Chihuahua
Madero
Orozco
Mexico City
Madera
Madreo
Mexico
Pearson
Mid-West Oil Well Pays Wyoming Royalty
State Commissioner G. Hopking announces the first royalty payment from Mid-West Oil Company for a Salt Creek district well north of Casper. February production totaled 22 585 barrels. Wyoming royalty at 50 cents per barrel on one tenth equals 1120.25 dollars. The well is a top producer and more state wells may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Commissioner of Lands
G. Hopking
Mid-West Ol Company
Salt Creek District
Casper
Wyoming
Hopking
Mid-West Company
Hopkins
Tragedy Near Wagon Mound Frozen: Man and Horses Die
In Carrizo Canyon near Wagon Mound Colorado the body of an unknown man was found frozen in a wagon with two horses also dead frozen tied to the wagon. Authorities believe the man died trying to find shelter during a storm on Saturday night.
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Trindidad
Colo
Ithe Carrizo Canon
Wagon Mound
Colorado
Senate to Hear Arbitration Treaties With Britain and France
Washington March 4 The Senate agreed to meet tomorrow at noon to expedite the conse cration of arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France which must be acted upon on the legislative day of tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Great Britain
France
Mexican cross-border intrusion claim sparks inquiry
El Paso dated March 4 reports talk has been raised to order an investigation into reports that Mexican military authorities crossed the international boundary at Brownsville Texas.
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EL Paso
Ordr
Brownsville
Texas
Taft Republicans of California Form Forced Support Network
In San Francisco on March 4, Taft Republicans of California organized as Taft supporters while Taft backers met and Republican women formed a Woman's State Taft Republican Club led by Mrs Abbie F Krebsba with Belinda S Daily as secretary and Mrs Robert B Oxnard as treasurer. The group plans branches in each assembly district.
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San Francisco
Taft
Taft Republicans
California
Charles Mifflin Hammond
Roosevelt
Grover L. Johnson
Hiram Johnson
Col. Hammond
Robert A. Roose
Sa Francisco
Anotha Hotel
Taft Republican Club
Abbi £. Krebba
Belinda 8. Daily
Robert B. Oxnard
Johnson Won't Talk on Vice Presidential Mention
Gov. Johnson returned from the East and refused to discuss his name linked to the Vice Presidential nomination. He said he is not a candidate, called it a possible honor, and expressed confidence that Roosevelt would win in California primaries and in seven presidential preference states. He noted Ohio also leans toward Roosevelt.
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Sacramento
Cal
Johnson
Roosevelt
California
Taft
Ohio
Special Coupon Offers Extra Votes For Subscriptions
The Contest Manager announces a March campaign offering 25 000 extra votes for each set of five new yearly subscriptions to the State Leader's club. Each five year subscription counts as two years and contributes two sets of votes, aiming to boost entrants toward the 10 000 club. The offer runs from March 6 to March 6.
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P. O
P. m
Aoh
Chiba
Club Members Offer for New Yearly Subscriptions
A fragment details club members and names with large sums, promoting a contest to win one of ten thousand club prizes. It urges members to recruit subscribers by sharing the offer and its chance to win, promising an “extra vote” incentive and noting continuation on a later page.
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Col. Steever
Chihauhau
Pancho Villa
Pasqual Eat
Mandero
Abram Gonzales
Eity
Villa
Demetrio Ponce
Orosco
Salazar
Field
Mass
Noah’s Ark
FLOCK
City of Mexico
Mexican & Northwestern
Mid-West
Man
Team
The
U. S
Calie
Woman's Taft Club
Mra
Frank Bowman
Pauline O'Kien
Ming Muriel Brave
Ming Addie Swaney
Cecelia Hitchie
Bicel Breither
Agnes Heatt
Minn Mao Law
Misa Ida Mb, Calder
Ming Villa
Momre
Bertha Maou
Itso Miss A
Vollock
Waalvar Tion
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