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Domestic News November 26, 1913

Mower County Transcript

Austin, Lansing, Mower County, Minnesota

What is this article about?

G. W. Belcher, a Baldwin-Felts detective employed by coal operators in Trinidad, Colo., was shot and killed on the main street. Greek miner Louis Zancanelli is under arrest for the shooting. Belcher had previously shot a United Mine Workers organizer and was under $16,000 bonds. Three other suspects arrested.

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MINE DETECTIVE IS SLAIN

Was under $16,000 bail for killing an organizer.

Trinidad, Colo., Nov. 21.—G. W. Belcher, a Baldwin-Felts detective employed by the coal operators, was shot and killed while on the main street here.

Louis Zancanelli, a Greek miner who is believed to have fired the shot, is under arrest.

Belcher, a few days before the strike was declared in the southern coal fields, shot an organizer of the United Mine Workers of America, who came here from Denver, and was under $16,000 bonds. He was one of the detectives called here from the West Virginia strike fields. Three other suspects are under arrest.

What sub-type of article is it?

Crime Death Or Funeral

What keywords are associated?

Mine Detective Slain Trinidad Shooting Coal Strike Violence Baldwin Felts Detective United Mine Workers

What entities or persons were involved?

G. W. Belcher Louis Zancanelli

Where did it happen?

Trinidad, Colo.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Trinidad, Colo.

Event Date

Nov. 21

Key Persons

G. W. Belcher Louis Zancanelli

Outcome

g. w. belcher shot and killed; louis zancanelli and three other suspects under arrest

Event Details

G. W. Belcher, a Baldwin-Felts detective employed by the coal operators, was shot and killed while on the main street in Trinidad, Colo. Louis Zancanelli, a Greek miner believed to have fired the shot, is under arrest. Belcher had previously shot an organizer of the United Mine Workers of America from Denver a few days before the strike in the southern coal fields and was under $16,000 bonds. He was one of the detectives called from the West Virginia strike fields.

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