Horribly mutilated victims report details massacre
A lengthy bureau report describes the Santa Ysabel massacre victims with gruesome postmortem wounds. It notes shootings after death, stab and sabre injuries, and beatings by criminals. The account cites Dr. F H Miller and state department representatives.
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John Hoffman
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Cusihnhachie
Juarex
Gavira
Enrique Cisneros
Palomas
Miguel
Thomasville Chair Co May Resume Operations
Thomasville reports a rumored settlement of the Die Cramer Furniture and Thomasville Chair dispute. The Thomasville Chair Co will allegedly take over the Cramer plant and restart operations soon after nine years idle. Local merchants expect employment and economic activity to rebound. hosiery mill interests visited town and showed strong interest in locating here.
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Note on contraband of war and British blockade plans
Washington reports the State Department has prepared the American view on contraband of war. The dispatch awaits allies' decision on a formal German blockade and potential joint action.
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Linking Nation With Its Dependencies by Wireless
Secretary Daniels approved a contract with the Federal Telegraph company to equip big radio stations at San Diego Cavite J P and Pearl Harbor Hawaii. Completion within the year will enable radio communication from Washington to insular possessions and to nearly any world receiving plant.
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Filibustering Tactics Delay Keating Bill in House
Southern lawmakers used tactics to block action on the Keating child labor bill in the House. A minority report from labor chair Watson delayed consideration, with a quorum dispute from Rep. Ragsdale triggering a postponement as Keating and southern opponents conferred.
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Carnegie Hero Fund honors seventeen acts of bravery
At the twelfth annual Carnegie Hero Fund Commission meeting in Pittsburgh 17 acts were recognized. Nine lives were lost, with pensions and education funds awarded to dependents and several monetary aids approved, including 2000 for education and 4500 for other purposes, all contingent on beneficiaries’ plans. Silver medals went to Harold Snow for rescuing a woman from a train at Jackson Mississippi. other named honorees include Lawrence Byrne, Melvin Hagen, and William Bard Sr, among others, with relatives receiving pensions and adoptions of specific awards outlined.
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Chicago
Mollie Meredith
Jackson
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William S. Ward
Philadelphia
South Sith Street
Melvin Hagen
Alma FE
Summerfield
Canby
Ore
Miss Summerfield
Hagen
William
Bard, Sr
Littl Rock
Ark
Elsie Bussick
Benton
Saline
Bard
Virginia Crabs Lead Nation In Freshwater Catches
Washington report shows Virginia waters yielded over 20.66 million pounds of crabs last year sold for 81 807 and Maryland Virginia combined reached 50 343 268 pounds. Maryland up 10 006 pounds since 1908. Virginia down 5 million.
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Elon College Defeats Statesville Quint In Basketball
Lua Caville Jan. 20 Elon College defeated Statesville Quint 19 to 24 on the focal floor. Elon’s P. T. Bradford and J. L. Bradford starred at forward while Newman led Statesville.
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Southern Railway Schedule From Asheboro
Train No 142 departs Asheboro at 7 05 a m and No 134 at 4 44 p m Also No 21 from Asheboro at 2 15 p m Schedule details repeated with unclear notes and a stray line from November.
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Carolina and Yadkin River Railway Schedule Notice
Schedule shows expected train arrival and departure times at stations but times are not guaranteed. Subject to change without notice. W. E. Price, General Manager.
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