Pancho Villa’s 1913 Wells Fargo Loot Deal Revealed
UC Berkeley researchers unveil letters showing Pancho Villa stole 122 bars of silver from a Wells Fargo train in 1913 and secretly agreed to sell most of it back to the bank for $50,000. The deal helped fund his North Division, with 93 bars returned and the rest allegedly kept or lost by his men.
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Pancho Villa
Wells Fargo
Mexico
United States
University of California
Walter Brem
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Prostate cancer relapse risk study guides treatment choices
A Johns Hopkins study of 1997 surgery patients links PSA post-surgery timing and PSA rise speed to relapse risk. Findings say some men live years after initial PSA signals without immediate metastasis, guiding choices on whether aggressive treatment is needed.
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Washington
Mario Eisenberger
Johns Hopkins University
Journal of the American Medical Assa
Eisenberger
Low level dioxin exposure not a cancer risk says study
A study in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute finds chemical workers with high dioxin exposure have a 60 percent higher cancer death risk, while general population exposure poses no extra cancer risk. Researchers note declines in environmental dioxin and persistence in those with past high exposure.
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Kyle Steenland
Journal of the
National Cancer Institute
Steenland
National Institute For Occupational Safety and Health
Robert Hoover
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