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The Belen News

Location

Belen, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1914

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Death of a Good Man in Albuquerque News

Hon E H Salazar longtime Hispano American publishing figure and land receiver at Fort Sumner died of apoplexy in St Josephs sanitarium Albuquerque last Monday at noon He was 55 survived by his wife five children and many friends A noted editor and public servant he founded La Voz del Pueblo and El Independiente and held posts including Las Vegas postmaster and state legislature clerk He was praised for education humanity patriotism and honesty.

United States Fort Sumner St. Joseph’s Sanitarium Albuquerque Salazar F’ Sumner Taft la Voz del Pueblo Santa Fe Las Vegas Felix Martinez el Independiente House of Representatives St. Michael's Colleg William H. Manderfield Santa Fe New Mexican Mr. Salazar Agneda Lopez Jenzo Lopez Apoloni Serrano Don Luciano Serrano

Man Confesses to Murder in San Francisco Case

Percy Tugwell confessed in Los Angeles that he murdered wealthy widow Mrs. P. A. B. Kennedy on September 1 and later claimed her son Philip Kennedy committed the crime. He alternated statements, promising letters to prove the son’s guilt, while denying the charge against himself earlier. The body was found next morning. jewelry and a diamond ring linked to Tugwell.

Los Angeles Percy Tagwell P. A. B. Kennedy Kennedy Himat Young Kennedy Tugwell Ests

Man Dragged to Death by Colt on New Mexico Ranch

An unnamed man died after being dragged three quarters of a mile by a runaway colt on J. S. Hill’s ranch eight miles south of Albuquerque. The stranger said he served in a Russian cavalry unit and came from Chicago seeking work. Deputies likely called an inquest as his body was taken to an Albuquerque undertaker.

J. S. Hill Coito Mal ‘O Chicago America Mr. Hill Sheriff’s Office A. C. Burtless Fred Crollett

Allied Front Conditions Reported Near Lille and Ostend

Late war dispatches from Bordeaux and London describe a major battle between Lille and Ostend with the Allies holding, while French progress is noted on the Meuse. A naval action near Rugen is reported with few details, and reports from Trafalgar Day reference renewed fighting along France Belgium lines and possible British naval involvement at the Straits of Dover.

Bordeaux Lille Ostend London Altic Rugen Stockholm Cophagen Paris Reuter Teletam Company Front Indiates Meuse Nellson Trafalgar Germany France Belgium Britton Straits of Dover I Camarines

Wounded Man Refuses To Name Assailant At County Jail

Anselmo Villallva about 18 years old from San Rafael is lodged in Old Albuquerque jail with an infected gunshot wound to the left side. He declines to identify the shooter despite questioning by Under Sheriff Viel Lewis and Dr. Charles A. Frank. Villallva’s residence suggests he was not shot accidentally.

San Rafael Villallva Big Grande Vielewis Charles A. Frank Mysician Mr. Lewis Villauval Villauva

Carranza Repudiates Convention and Stirs Mexican Peace Efforts

Washington observers report Carranza rejects the convention’s claim to sovereign power and vows to transfer executive authority only to the people’s choice, dampening hopes for a quick Villa-Carranza settlement. Zapata plans to attend the Aguascalientes talks, with protests over Villa’s troops and alleged outrages at delegates.

Washington Carranza Mexico Villa

Birth of twins to Plainview couple Reinken

Word is received of the birth of a boy and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reinken, now residing in Plainview Texas.

Charles Reinken Plainview, Tex

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E. H. Salazar U. S Ft. Sumner Albu Heneray Hispano-Ameri Cano Publishing Company Saad Ady Plac Belen Man San Francisco Herbert DeNormandy Stantly Shutz Williams Southwestern Ranch Belew Lucy Becker F. H. Lane Canutillo Tex Lane The San Fe Ergetic Lemesday Manderfield Rosario Michael Burtless John Becker, Jr Sue Dobson A. F. Falls General Sunday New Mexico Hugh Carlisle American Tobacco Company F. G. Fisher John Becker Company California J. S. Seder Anti- Saloon League Anselmo Villallva Old Albuquerque N. N. Buckland Magdalena Mountains Milton Agney C. W. Goebel el Paso Texas Beyance Petrograd Warsaw Vistula Pilitza Sandomir Willa Aguascalientes Zepata Aguas‘ientes Mexico City Genera Zapata Aguas Realientes Zacatecas
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