Mexican bandit Lopez hunted in Apex mine after deadly assault
Reports detail a long search in the Apex mine near Bingham Utah for Rafnal Lopez the Mexican bandit linked to six killings. Guards remain at entrances while investigators consider if he escaped alive or hid within tunnels. A witness near Highland Bay radar describes a man matching Lopez seen December 1. U S government officials travel to Santo Domingo to oversee elections in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Utah
Rafnal Lopes
Bes
Lopes
Lopez
Hulsey
Manderich
Radike
Highland Bay
Vaenue
United
Santo Domingo
Twl
Reguirle
Jordan If
Steller
Customs Frauds in New York Activate Fraud Laws
The United States Attorney in New York invokes the law to curb customs fraud amid rising violations. Authorities emphasize penalties and enforcement intends to deter illicit trading practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Y York
United States
Must Relinquish Water Lines in New Governance Move
The interstate reme dient commission plans to notify ruboids or applications for apex lohunstine beyond July 1, 1914 to divest ownership of water lines. Wilson's Somnin Law in London, and figures Sayre and Herrs arrived in London to meet ties with Ambrasaduen pen Wehr, where they will stay in Levmibien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Remedient Commission
Witines
Wilson
London
Mire
Prangle Herrs Sayre
Bun de
Gfibheeodor
Mien Mage
Pen Wehr
Ateny
Levmibien
Rebels March Toward Mexico City Led by Villa
Villa commands about 20 000 rebels gathering in Chihuahua City to march toward Torreon Zacatecas and then to Mexico City as 30 000 population Zacatecas braces for attack. Villa, once ordered arrested for killing an army officer, now heads the revolutionary army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Ahumada
Mexico
Fracementa
Mexico City
Huerta
Chihuahua City
Iife
Villa
Torreon
Zacatecan
Zacatecas
Chihuahua
Pennsylvanian Attacks the Monroe Doctrine
William J. Hull of Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, told the American Society for the Judicial Settlement of International Disputes that the Monroe doctrine is an outdated garment to be replaced by an International court. He warned its past and possible future use alienates neighbors, hinders Latin American trade, and fuels mistrust, saying U S entanglements with Germany and Japan stem from the doctrine’s perceived rigidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Society For the Judicial Settlement
William J. Hull
Swarthmore
Germany
Japan
Wheat subject to duty under retaliatory clause
Washington reports collectors were notified to enforce the retaliatory duty on wheat and its products against Argentina and most nations. The new tariff law permits free entry for countries that grant similar privileges to U S products, but the retaliatory duty is to be applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Argentine Republic
Argentina
United States
Puckett Found Not Guilty in Missouri Murder Trial
Clinton Missouri Tiltie O Puckett was acquitted Friday afternoon in the murder trial over the death of his mother Mrs Surin Puckett Makinson. Her body was found in the ruins of Puckett's burning home on September 3rd. The defense said he fired in panic upon seeing a woman flee, not realizing she was his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puckett
Clinton
Tiltie O. Puckett
Surin Puckett Makinson
Mine trial in Copeland Case linked to July murder
A trial in Copeland Case involves Mies May Copeland and others in the murder of Hugh Atebiaon last July. Key figures include Aanon Lucien Turk and family members, with ties to Mies Cone loud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Mayfeld
Mies May Copeland
Boy Aanon
Lucien Turk
Hugh Atebiaon
Mies Coneloud
Murder and suicide grimly reported in Ellis Island notes
An unidentified black male aged 36 to 80 was found Friday morning near Willem Mann ap Third street depot after shooting himself with a shotgun. The report notes suicidal death, exempled by Emigrant Murderously Insane, and mentions Syrian emigrants at Ellis Island undergoing medical examination and a violent incident Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Serkis Iselmo
Ellis Slang Fur Medical
de Twaton
Steamer Founders After Sinking Near Narvik
The steamer left Narvik on November 7 for Rotterdam and sank after grounding near Horkholm Fortpths tives. Lifeboats and rescue efforts were organized following the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horkholm-Fortpths
Fost Vridas
Matmberget
Fode, OY
Narvik
Rotterdam
Denver Snowboat Twover The ery
The text reports weather and civic events with references to Denver and a Dominican government. It mentions sunning, inaugurations of street lines, and an American minister James M. Bullivan reacting to Dominican politics. The piece blends disparate details into a single fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Suto
Domingo
James M. Bullivan
Feoto Domiogo
Kidnapping Alert Shocks City as Roach Sisters Sought
Police widen hunt for Hithe Vite Linia Roach and Tyounold girl kidnapped from in front of a theater and automobile. The investigation continues while officials discuss immigration reform after a vetoed literacy test bill was reintroduced for a vote Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geheel
New Y York
Hithe Vitelinia Roach
Tyounold
Burnett
Kowee Leiigretion Committee
Dae
West
House
Deadly Texas floods devastate central regions and farms
Vast floods sweep central and south central Texas from the Brazos and Trinity rivers. Thousands flee to upper doorways or trees as the death toll climbs and damages reach about 4 million dollars. Reports mention drownings on Allen plantation near Navasota and Jobo Parker plantation near Welborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Tezan—Sity
Dean
Brases
Trinity
Texas
Brazos
Navasota
Allen
Pegree
Welborn
Ulster Volunteers Grow as Carson Speaks in Nottingham
Sir Edward Carson declared the Ulster volunteers numbered 19 000 previously, now aggregated 9 000, and said they are determined and awaiting orders. In Germany, Emperor William II ordered the Zabern garrison transferred and court martial proceedings accelerated amid recent rioting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
England
Sir Edward Carson
Ulster Volunteers
Emperoror
Donauchingen
Germany
Emperor William
Zabern
Alsace
New Law Attacked in Chicago Court Challenge
A Wednesday court action challenges lax features of a law. The case targets legislative provisions and constitutional questions. The plaintiff names Mine Eisle De Walle of New York as the principal party seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bere
Mine Eisle de Walle
New York
General Villa Delays Entering Capital City
Reports say General Villa delays entry into the capital while seeking assurance he won’t be cut off from the north. Observers fear federal reinforcements under General Mercido could maneuver to block Villa and isolate him near the border. Direct contact indicated no federal troops near Villa’s forces, slowing his advance toward the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ville
Salvador Mercido
Chibushus
Villa
Juares
Chihuahus
Ity
Efate
Japan Favours Reciprocity Talks Under Tariff Opening
Tokyo and United States consul general at Yokohama, Thomas Semmons, discuss an informal understanding to boost Pacific coast exports into Japan. The plan links tariff opening to reciprocal access, favoring tin canned goods, California wine, nuts, dried fruit, wheat, and lumber, with Japan seeking broader market access. Negotiations align with studies on Panama Canal commerce and aim for mutual tariff concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Semmons
United States
Yokohama
Japan
Panama
California
Steamer Ito Grande Fire Leads to Passenger Transfer at Sea
Wireless reports received Saturday night aid for the transfer of 137 passengers from the Ito Grande after it caught fire while off New York bound for Brunswick. Passengers were moved to the British steamer Swanmore and safely returned to their vessel as the Kio Grande proceeded to Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Ito Grande
New York
Brunswich
Brunewick
Multiple Fatalities in Apartment House Shooting Case
A shooting before daylight Sunday left Cammet Micoarthur and Harry James, brothers, Thomas Dally dead, Mary Nicholson badly wounded in their apartment building. The James brothers had come from Tor Canada to work at Copper Range Consolidated mine amid a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cammet
Mico
Arthur
Harry James
Thomas Dally
Mary Nicholson
James Brothers
Tor Canada
Copper
Rail Parcel Rates Cut Across Postal Sectors Approved
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved Saturday changes to parcel rates, increasing maximum weight beyond the second item and reducing postage per pound across several rate bands. The measures, sent in three letters by Chairman Clark, take effect January 1, 1914, and aim to lower charges for the third through sixth weight tiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoney
Tnteretate Commerce Commission
Commission
Clark
White Grover Bewienced in Wyoming Slavery Case
Cheyenne Wyoming Montgomery, mayor of Gilletta, a cattleman and hotel owner, was sentenced to two and a half years in Leavenworth Federal Prison after being found guilty on two counts of whip slavery. His motion for a new trial was overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wye
May Montgomery
Gilletta
Wyo
State Democratic Central Committee
Besker
Laavenworth Fed
Bandit and Lawyer Turned Gubernatorial Hopeful
A notorious train robber and respected attorney with roots in crime and politics plans a bid for governor next year. Friends doubt victory but expect him to align with factions that once opposed him and supported his opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Jennings
Democ
Kalious
California Progressives Meet and Party Shift
California progressives gathered for a state conference in San Francisco to renounce their affiliation with the GOP and back Governor Hiram W. Jobson. William Jennings Bryan Jr., recently admitted to the bar, said he will enter politics but won’t seek office. he plans to be a Democratic committeeman and delegate. Also noted: Alice Brie Kelly, 6, died in St Paul while rushing to her parent's bedside. her athletic feats drew attention in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Francisco
California
Satuday
o+ Mona
Republican Party
Hiram W. Jobson
Tucson
Aria
Willam Jennings Bryan, Jr
State
Democratic
Paul
Minn
Alice Brie Kelly
Dr. Kelly
Orrdom
Pioneer Suffrage Leader Dies at 73 in Salt Lake City
A frail but pivotal figure, Phoebe Cozi, famed as the first female Washi top university graduate and suffrage advocate, died Saturday at age 73 in Salt Lake City. Rear Admiral Cie Quoddeny and others are listed among mourners. her home was in Westminster district. The Utah Woolgrowers meet begins tomorrow with the national convention of the Woolgrowers Association nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis—Bliss
Phoebe Cozi
United States
Washi Top University and & Plbeeer Suffres
National Woolgrowers
Utah Woolgromers Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lopezha Guards
Harift
Apex
Prancieco Villa
Chinuahua
Price
Returne
Oakland
Cal
Francesca Berglia
Alameda County
Charles H. Spear
State Harbor Commission
Birglia
Roosevelt
Buenos Aires
Theodore Roosevelt
Bahia
Blanca
Aires Equestrian Society
Radicals Rule
Radicala
William Barnes
Moton
W. H. Leavell
Leavell
Carrollton
Misa
Guatemala
Reynolds Hitt
George
Mississippi
Clarayman
Bieces
Federale
San Luta Potoal
Carneros
Martal
San Franciscans
Baker
San Francisco
Hetch Hetchy Valley
Tuolumne i
Youengute National Park
Senate
Congress
James, Blakslee
Mr. Blakales
Vla
Catal
Murata
Chimuahua City
Ghewid Ville
Pennilass
Carl H. Wookiain
Heidelberg University
Sunday
Troswes
Joho Crerar
Voukievids Ous
Baye Rin
Levi
Indiana
York
Bowen
Orange
White Grover Bewienced
Bryan Will Met
Cie Qudden'y
Konsuth Niles
Ul Wired
Bewksture
Shuirping
St Wicsted
Weelgrowers
Boemer Bearded
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!