Mexican Mine Scramble Sparks Fortunes and Flight
In Gadsden Bud Hooker and Phil DeLancey abandon a Mexico mine after a revolution upends life. They lure Cruz Mendez for title work, face Aragon and Del Rey, and win a rich ore vein. Phil flees north to enlist with rurales. Bud vows to hold the Eagle Tail claim and defend Gracia Aragon amid rebels and mounting tension.
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Hooker
Phil DeLancey
Mexico
United States
Gadsden
Bud
Henry Kruger
Kruger
Aragon
da Lancey
Fortuna
Crux Mendez
Mendez
Phil
Gracia Aragon
Manuel del Rey
Rurales
Gracia’sa
Gracia
Philip de Lancey
Don Juan
Eagle Tall
Rounales
Ming
Amigo
Old Fortuna
Don Cipriano
Turales
Madero
4 Plaza
Statewide Jersey Items Highlight Local Growth and Incidents
Jersey City post office clerk Hiram P. Yohe faces arrest on theft charges from mills. Camp Fire girls gain use of Clayton school for winter HQ, while Westville and Newbold plan combined civic clubs. Bumper oat crop near Washington incurs farm costs as five barns collapse. NJ projects rebrand rail line to Northern Central Railroad of New Jersey. Mayor Cattell's Public Service contract dispute heads to court. Newark's YWCA sued for $40,000 over a defective building in Newark. Bee-stung mishap causes a runaway and injury to Jennie Lett in Unionville. NJ farm labor averages 9 hours 37 minutes daily. 36,000 workers statewide. Mantua firemen plan a carnival. Hammonton council names official dog-catcher. Belvidere railroad worker George Downing dies on duty. Mrs. Anderson rescues six children from a blaze in Manasquan. Boy Scouts establish telegraph system in Elizabeth HQ. Max Van der Hayden to train scouts. Phillipsburg shops run 32 hours this week. Haddon Township moves to new grade on Crystal See Avenue. Pitman Club elects Arthur Sellers president. Pitman Board of Trade eyes golf links. State Road Commissioner Stevens confirms $2,250 toward Bellevue Avenue improvements in Hammonton. Stone Harbor Women’s Club seeks incorporation. Hammonton Council to hire disposal-plant superintendent at $600 monthly. State Highway Committee to place three warning red flags at Bellevue Ave and the White Horse Pike.
Guilt and Crime Theme Reflected in Emerson Title
A compact phrase evokes moral accountability and the weight of wrongdoing in a nature motif. The wording suggests a philosophical or literary meditation on guilt and its consequences.
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Frank A. Minnsey
Joe
Beguro
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de Lancey
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Manana
Cruz Mendez
Don Felipe
Burro
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Juana
Senorita Aragon
Capitan del Rey
Carcel
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del Rey
Captain del Rey
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Salazar
Bernardo Bravo
Shoe
Girl Guides
Rupert
Hiram P. Yohe
Jersey City
Camp Fire
Clayton
Westville
Newbold
Clvic
Washington
Central New Jersey Construction Co
New Jersey & Pennsylvania Railroad
Northern Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Summerill
Supreme Court
Cattell
Public Service
Woodbury
Young Women's Christian Association of Newark
J. W. Hedden & Sons Company
General Building Contractors
Washington Street
Jennie Lett
Unionville
Miss Lett
United States Department of Agriculture
Mantua Firemen
Hammonton Council
Woody Cappuccio
George Downing, I Jr
Belvidere
Pennsylvania Railroad
Martin’s Creek
John Anderson
Fletcher Avenue
Manasquan
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Max A. van der Hayden
New Jersey Central Railroad
Phillipsburg
Haddon Township
Crystal See Avenue
Westmont
Arthur Sellers
Philadelphia
Pitman Cottagers’ Association
Pitman Board of Trade
Stevens
Bellevue E Avenue
Hammonton
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Women's Club of
Stone Harbor
State Highway Committee of
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