Rome prospects for adjustment of nine
Washington September reports indicate federal labor officials see some prospect of quick settlement to the shipbuilders and iron workers strike in San Francisco. The aim rests largely on a telegram from W T Boyce assistant commissioner of immigration in San Francisco who is acting as conductor after a conference that will resume today.
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W. Y. Boyce
Washington
Sept. W
Per Department
Drike
San Francisco
W. Tt. Boyce
San Province
Boyce
Nearly 1000 Ounces of Silver per Ton at Keyser Mines
Josep Toenant War arrives from Eureka to Keyser Sprimce 36 miles south of Duckwater to buy supplies and handle affairs. He reports silver prices near the dollar and a half per ounce and notes ore shows high silver content with ore milling ongoing. He contemplates selling high grade ore locally and seeks a processing method to maximize returns while maintaining supply lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josep Toenant
Eureka
Keyser Sprimce
Duckwater
Whenter
Sliver
Torhia
Hee
Frown
Tornont
Monte Carlo
Joe
Thugs Robberies Reported In Winnemucca Night Raid
A man named John Wilfiune, Wagenmaker at Peis Palin, was robbed by two attackers while returning home about 11 o clock Saturday night. The incident occurred near Mawel Street between Second and Third, leaving him injured from a blunt instrument blow to the head and multiple cuts. Police searched the town for the suspects but had not captured them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilfiune
Peis Palin
Willams Hyves
Scabina
Mawel Street
William
Destroyed Orchards With Insecticide
Meridian Mississippi dispatch reports farmers blame German sympathizers for sabotaging fruit crops. Two men were arrested near the area for selling insecticide to fruit growers, allegedly used to ruin trees. Officials note trees and orchards damaged by blasts during retreat, with several fruit growers affected and losses mounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Mink
France
National Army begins training of 000,000 men
Washington September reports that 100,000 National Army volunteers are bound for sixteen cantonments for intensive training ahead of overseas service. Exemption boards processed about forty five percent of the total as civilian to military transition proceeds with rapid organization and mobilization across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Army
Debutante Slouch Becomes the S Walk in Los Angeles
In a historic scene from Los Angeles, debutantes and fashion setters gather to form the “S Walk” amid the colony’s silent drama. The piece notes shifting beauty standards and the social ritual surrounding debutantes as they embody a new public promenade and style, with observers weighing the evolving role of young women in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Los Angeles
Navy League Seeks 6500 Hussifs in Uniform Kit Sale
Navy League outlines an elaborate kit for Marine Corps uniforms including red thread, belt, pockets, needles, and safety pins. The item lists specify measurements and contents, noting a long red tape and blue-on-white hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mike G
Catton
Marin Corps
Far Sy
U S Loans Over Two Million To Allies
United States has approved loans totaling over two million dollars to allies. Nearly one million goes to Great Britain and about twenty million to France, with other assistance aiding allied nations. Details appear in late September dispatches from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Norwegian Steamers Facto and Thomas Krag Sunk by Submarines
Christiania reports German submarines sank the Norwegian steamships Facto of seven hundred tons and Thomas Krag of three thousand five hundred, with two deaths on each vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
Facto
Thomas Krag
Grammar School Notes Outing and Activities Report
Grammar school officers and teachers plan an outing to Lamolite next Saturday with a nine o'clock start from the school. Several students and staff are noted: Master Tom Harris, the Jion California Normal graduate, and Colut Dit Atazai welcomed back. Mrs. Young chaperones a Hot Springs trip of Girls in the seventh grade including Leanore DButcheter and others. Attendance and tardiness concerns are raised as the term nears its end with plans for sweater sales and locker work in the home economics department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamolite
Miller
Fle
Chien California Normal
Tom Harris
Elko
Holy Crone Hospital
Salt Lake City
Erade
Colut Dit Atazai
Miss Young
Hot Springs
Leanore Dbutcheter
Ray Griceweld
Vivienne Hunter
Lhbeske
Mt Weinede Ting
Donne Ene
Heavy vote predicted in New York primaries
Sept 19 predicts a heavy turnout in the New York primaries. Mayor Mitchell, the faction candidate, faces opposition in the Republican contest from former state Senator Bennett. Judge John Pstytn of Brooklyn remains unopposed in the Democratic race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
Deere
Hinely
Mitchet
Fascon
Bennett
John Pstytn
Brooklyn
Silver Passes a Dollar Mark in New York
A city report notes silver reaches a dollar and a half cents as barrellers alert. John Riordan visits town with Bevis the arrestee. Riordan’s watch and roughly nineteen dollars found. Riordan was struck in the head near the corner on the way from the Sere Hotel to the Mayer Hotel around nine. Three assailants overpowered him, leaving him unconscious and bleeding behind the rent cor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riordan
St. Bevis
Roby Bery
Riordan
Rortan
Sere
Mayer
Indictment Against M. L. Holbrook Revealed
A secret grand jury indicts M. L. Holbrook of Gold Creek for grand larceny in stealing a calf from John Cowan. A warrant issued. Holbrook posted 2500 bond, was arrested and arraigned this afternoon entering a not guilty plea. Attorneys Henderson and Caine represent him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
M. L. Holbrook
Gold Creek
John Cowan
Progress in Far Bridge Murder Case With Jury Selection
The murder case at Far Bridge shows good progress as jurors fill the box. By noon twelve jurors have been passed with many excused. ahead lies continued voir dire and peremptory challenges before evidence begins, possibly tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Laura
Jameson
Roc. Bellinger
Frank Whalan
George Rosenfelt
M. FP
Dukes
Morris Guldager
Jesse Jensen
Cartie Ghiver
Laura Jameson
Wol. Plunkett
Pranty
Copriani
Win Davis
Ohen Cused
Chas
ED Weedwarl
Arthur
Ph Brown
JJ. Gregory
B.C. Cook
Cop
Prost
Hoppe
WD. Polkinghorn
WF. Burgy
James Riddell
Pink Wolf
R. Keyser
Sarah Z McIntosh
Lee Scranton
J. Fraiser
Hen Pearson
Joseph Hennen
Frost
George Goble
J. D. Tigston
Polkinghorn
Grace Martin
A Schmitt
Matthew Goodhwie
Roof Short
Praiser
Bob Short
Mr. Wines RE
Rockwell
Robinson
Keyser
Hold Up Bar Room at Hot Springs
Two armed men robbed Wet Spring bar in Hot Springs Thursday night at about 10 30. They assaulted Alex Ross and injured proprietor Mike Sava and housekeeper Mrs Owsley firing a shot at her. The intruders looted trunks seeking 1200 including 240 in checks and rent cash, a diamond ring and necklace formerly owned by Mrs Sara before her death.
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Wet Spring
Alex
Ross
Mike Sava
Mra. Owsley
Joot
Yerington
Sara
Denth
Reng Bank
Maron Valley Bank
Survivors of American Ship Arrive in London After Sinkings
The American steamer Platuria was torpedoed on Sept 15 and forty five survivors reached London aboard the Italian steamer Andrew. The Platuria’s master and eight crew were drowned. Two German submarines were sunk by British forces in the North Sea, with six men from each submarine captured. A British torpedo boat destroyed another submarine attacking a neutral steamer. An American steamer reported a submarine sunk while shelling a neutral ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Andrew
Copenhagen
Corman
Bereen
Tidens Tegns
North Sea
Sie
Christiania
Arcerican
Aftonsta
American Soldiers Train in England at Aldershot Harvest Festival
A large delegation of American railway engineers visited Aldershot to join British troops for the harvest festival. King and Queen attended as field sports, including Army versus Royal Engineers events, airplane stunts, mounted racing, and a baby show by the garrison women, with gate proceeds to local war charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Aldershot
Ant
Salisbury Plain
Windsor
Arly
Elffier
Royal Engineers
Army Service Corps
Victoria Crna
Corporal Tootle
Senate agrees on war credits bill in Senate action
Washington Sept 19 An agreement on the war credits bill authorizing eleven billion five hundred thirty eight million dollars on new bonds and certificates was reached by the senate. The house conferred on this with no change in the issues proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Many Jurymen Buy Exemption Under Mileage Rule
Thirteen jurymen claimed exemption from jury duty by depositing twenty five dollars with the county clerk, under a law allowing residents more than sixty miles from the county seat to opt out. Names listed include W W Odgers, John A Sharp, Lee D Dougan, J J Com, PLM Drake, A W Bowman, J F McCormick, Ro M Woodward, FE 1B Dozier, Andrew J Land, Burton le, BE 1, Salts, and RD Santina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Odgers
John A. Sharp
Lee D. Dougan
J. J. Com
Drake
A.W. Bowman
J. F. McCormick
Ro M. Woodward
Dozier
Andrew J. Land
Burton le
Salts
Santina
Queen Delivers Dal Outside Army Wagons Circle
The passage describes the queen handing dal to them near a line of army wagons while side shows entertain, noting a king declared a course of fight the finest of its kind ever seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dal
Typhoon Kills Hundreds of Amoy Natives
Amoy China reports over six hundred Chinese natives killed by a powerful typhoon that struck without warning at the end of last week. Eighty five percent of watercraft in nearby harbors were destroyed. no foreigners reported lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoy
China
Inn Bors
City Council Forms Farewell Committee for Departing Soldiers
City council at a meeting appointed a committee to arrange a farewell for soldiers leaving on the 22nd. Committee members: W. G. Greathouse, Chairman. F. Gedney. C. F. Williams. J. D. McFarlane. R. W. Hesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Greathouse
F. Gedney, C.F. Williams
J. D. McFarlane
R. W. Hesson
Tonopah Mines Weekly Output Totals 9521 Tons
Tonopah Belmont sent to the mill 2692 tons Tonopah Mining 2200 tons Tonopah Extension 2380 tons Jim Butler 900 tons West End 854 tons Montana 327 tons Rescue 126 tons Cash Boy 40 tons total production for the week 9521 tons estimated value 166617 dollars based on gross milling value of ore Miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah Extension
Jim Butler
West End
Montana
Rescue
Cash Boy
Silver Copper Lead FL 0815
A fragment lists silver copper lead FL 0815 with numbers 84.0150 and 10.666, signaling material or code data. No clear names, dates, places, or actions are readable.
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Winnemucca
Navy League
United State Dring
Paramou Kathryn Williams
Urvivors
Therm 4
Beitheh Engineers
Tonopah
Associated Press
B. St. Louis
Nevada
Swift
Sunset Grocery Company
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Paiges
Fifth Street
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