21 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Deming Headlight
Location
Deming, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
1
The report notes solitary confinement for life as punishment for Fred Howard, identified as the ringleader in a recent California penitentiary riot amid wider turmoil including a Nevada forest fire threat and political shifts in Nevada and California.
The report notes displaced workers in Shantung with months of unpaid wages. Uproar grows as laborers protest unpaid wages and factory duties amid ongoing strikes. A separate clash near Tamboy, Central Row, leaves several laborers dead in a barn fire. investigators seek cause and accountability.
A severe hailstorm in Roswell damages fruit and truck crops while the Rio Grande bridge near San Antonio NM faces hourly destruction by high water. Senate allocates 295000 for Santa Fe public buildings and 75000 for a Raton post office. A mysterious fire destroys the Belen Tribune plant with 2500 in losses. NM Military Institute in Roswell earns ninth straight War Department distinction, securing regular army appointment.
Governor McDonald signs eleven bills after adjournment. Measures include the Walton publication law and changes to public utility incorporation, school revenue act, industrial education, and road funding. Some items vetoed or altered. governor trims items in the general appropriation bill and cautions on immigration bureau funding amid political disputes.
Federal forces occupy Madera on the Northwest railroad between Chihuahua and Juarez cutting rebel links. General Emilio Campa and Colonel Jose Alatorre are arrested for insubordination by General Pascual Orozco. Four thousand federals under General Blanco form a cordon west of the rebel zone as Juarez braces for siege. Sinaloa placed under military rule with Jove Delgada governor and Alberto Gotorai chief of staff. Rebels announce cattle confiscation.
A Unyak cannerY tender reports villagers on Kodiak Island safe after Katmai eruption. Seven fishing communities totaling about 1,200 residents were destroyed or heavily damaged, with four inches of ash at Uyak. Relief boats expected as atmosphere clears. no word yet from Fognaik.
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