Passengers Tell Of Atrocities At Bau Francises
Passengers arriving on the Pacific Mal steamer Bau Jose recount brutal killings in Teplice district near Tepl Mexico. James B. Sexton of Minneapolis describes Juan Edson, a Californian, slain by bandits who tortured him in front of his wife and children before looting the hacienda. Other accounts name Adolph Ludcky, a German merchant, among victims or targets.
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Vielenos
Mexico
James B. Sexton
Minneapolis
Teplice
Juan Edson
Sexton
Tepl
War-era theft and rebellion tale from western Mexico
A fragmented narration describes a robbery stake of $40,000 on merchandise, a bandit raid, and Ludexe raising a Geroan flag as a symbol of resistance. Reportedly, the banner was torn down and a marcher trod AntiAR footprints as the Conatilu Wonnit 1 movement reportedly spreads among travelers on the west coast of Mexico.
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Ludexe
Tn Bexton
Mexico
Confessed killer trial unfolds with foiled disguise and past crimes
A Utah judge reads the confession of Harry J. Ten on the murder of Chomea J. Chase during a Denver shooting. Ten admits prior burglaries, forgery, and jail terms in Los Angeles and Salt Lake City. He claims the crime was committed by another. Witnesses place him amid drink and late-night events as police plan further cross-examination.
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Denver
Golo
Harry J. Ten
Chomea J. Chase
Hilton
Chase
Chaise
Bea
Paul
Minn
Khow
Newatsys
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Utah
Salt. Lake
St. J. Hwcks
Unce
Fresno
Cal
B. A. Clark
Saud
James Blanton
Thomas J. Chaves
Mob lynching in Louisiana leaves two dead
Reported in Shreyaport Louisiana on December 16 a mob fatally harmed two Black men Ernest Williams and Frank Williams at Blanchard. A body believed to be Calvin Ballard was found hacked in a store. Ballard allegedly confessed to earlier crimes and was claimed by authorities as involved in a prior violent incident.
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Shreyaport
Jepros
Ernest
Frank Wiliams
Blanchard
Kling
Calvin Gailard
Ballard
Trun
Whart Ballard
Mlaroleane
Yripan
Tenve
Cleveland to Surrender Franchise for 1914 Season
Cleveland Ohio, Dec 17, will not be in the Federal baseball league for 1914 unless a new ground is secured. Charles Zimmermann, former club president and member of the board of directors, said the team failed to obtain new grounds for the coming year, forcing surrender of their franchise.
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Cleveland
Charles X. Zimmerman
Toral del
Etil
Diresitoré
Ime
Money for the Indians of Utah
Washington December report shows Lorenzo D. Creel, special agent, visiting Washington to secure a $15,000 appropriation for next year’s work among Utah Indians. Skull Valley and Deep Creek receive focus with two new schools funded and supplied, improving facilities.
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Washington, D. C
Lorenzo D. Creel
Utah
Washington
Creel
Indiana
Skull Valley
Deep Creek
Who Was Wick and the Navajo Springs Reservation
A damaged OCR item discusses relocation and relief for Navajo and Ute populations. It notes promises from the Bureau of Indian Affairs to provide trained workers to assist families, disease control efforts against trachoma, and a plan to move Indians from Ban Juan county Colorado back to their reservation. It highlights the wealth of individuals and land use, advocating boarding schools to encourage return to Navajo Springs where dry farming may suit resources and reduce dependence on hunting. The text references Mr Creel and government remedies for land feuds and potential incentives to relocate Indigenous peoples.
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Bureau of Indian
Wuree
Cai
Creel
Ban Juin
Navajo Springs
Colorado
Indiana
Ban Jha
Onn
San Juan County
Ray Consolidated iron ore and mill expansions noted
The Ray Consolidated properties show rising output and planned capacity increases. Magna Garfield and China mills doubled or crossed 1200 to 760 tons daily, while Ray Central ore area yields improve. July copper at 4,097,000 pounds and November prelims at 9,250,000 pounds indicate rapid growth.2H production may exceed 5 million pounds monthly.
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Magna
Garfield
China
Roy Consolidated
Jacking
Utah Crops Value Up Over Last Year Report
Salt Lake City reports from December show Utah crop values increasing by 452000 dollars at lower prices this year. Wheat leads production at 6400000 bushels, followed by oats, and potatoes total about 9000000 bushels valued at 8272000. Visiting educators Edith Laurrop and J Muerman praised Utah county schools during a tour of Spanish Fork and nearby towns.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Taslye
Beyar
Vwhal
United States Bureau of Atatistion
A. H. Thiessen
Weather Bureau
Spanish Fork
Utah County
Rehials
Provo Beach
Maplaton
Lake Shore
Paykon
Salem
Moorman
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Milwaukee
Minnesota
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Louisiana
Indians OF
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Ouden
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Walt
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Xmas Gey
Bass
Tama
RAY Consolidated
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South
Ern Winkes
Alte Lathrop
Nebraska
Che County
Vail
New York
Theodore N. Vail
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bell System
Well
Wall
Chicago
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