Ohio and Indiana Floods Aid and Loss Figures
Reports from Ohio Indiana flood districts revise death toll to about 500 with widespread destitution. Montgomery County property losses may reach 160 million dollars while relief committees in Dayton plead for more funds and 100000 rations. Federal loan consideration of 20 to 40 million for reconstruction discussed. Levees fail near Cairo Illinois as floodwaters rise. War Secretary Garrison pledges federal aid to affected governors across flood regions.
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Ohio
Todiana
Dayton
Montgomery County
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
Cairo
Illinois
The New Tax Commission in Nevada Begins Work
The Nevada Tax Commission law is taking shape and will soon start equalizing tax values statewide. Critics claim some will pay more than before while others pay only what they owe. The paper praises the committee of good men and expects higher valuations to lower rates, bringing a hopeful light to Nevada taxation.
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Tax Commission
Nevada
Cargon News
Nevada News Highlights Embezzlement Arrest and Local Developments
W J Hunter at Winnemucca and his wife fled after being found short several hundred dollars in his accounts and he was arrested in California and returned for trial. Gambling charges in Eameraida County were dismissed as conviction deemed impossible. Governor Odile appoints Elko County site selection board for Royal Detention Home, with Elko offering 10 acres and 5000. Pacific Reclamation Company placed in receivership, Metropolis Improvement Company also in receivership as lenders are divested.
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W. J. Hunter
Globe Express
Winnemucca
California
Eameraida
Somers
Odile
Royal Detention Home
Elko County
George Russell
PF. Fernald
Elko
Pacific Reclamation Company
Metropolis
Tina Kone
George M. Baron
Salt Lake City
Metropolia Improvement Company
Ubidiary Company
Humboldt River
Morgan Dies in Rome at 79 After Cerebral Anemia
J P Morgan, the American financier, died in Rome on March 31 from cerebral anemia. Embalming planned and body to sail to the United States from Naples. Death attributed to emotion from the Pujo committee probe into the Money Trust. Morgan had severed business ties on this trip and lived abroad. Born April 17, 1837 in Hartford, he built immense wealth and was called the ephyx of Wall Street. He favored art, fine dining, and cigars, and held Episcopal church prominence.
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Rome
J P. Morgan
Novo
United States
Naples
M. Allen Starr
New York
Pujo
Washington
Money Trust
Morgan
Bis
Bastianello
Dixon
Herbert
Satterlee
Misa Helen Hamilton
Une
Hartford
Connecticut
Pip
Episcopal Church
Morgan timing clouded by Parv inquiry claims
In Washington on March 31 members of the Money Trust Committee expressed surprise at Morgan's breakdown being attributed by his physicians to Parv inquiry effects. Morgan testified before the committee December 18 and 19 in good health with confident hearing. Representative Hayes of California commented that Morgan seemed to enjoy the investigation.
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Washington
Money Trust Committee
Morgan
Parv
Hayes
California
Morgan Death Fails to Shake Markets in New York
In New York on March 31 the market barely moved as Morgan’s death did not unsettle prices. Support from Interssm and reports that the Interstate Commerce Commission had approved rate moves on transcontinental lines helped steady sentiment. News of a prior serious illness to Morgan, kept private from most, had some impact on expectations.
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New York
Morgan
Interstate Commerce
Europe
Metal Market Quotation From New York Prices Listed
The latest metal market quotation shows silver at New York 371? per ounce, lead at 1.50 per 100 pounds, and copper at 14.75 dollars per pound, with prices noted for the market segment.
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Bilver
New York
Call for Relief for Flood Sufferers from Nevada Red Cross
Nevada Governor Tasker L. Oddie urges Nevadan aid for flood and storm victims in Ohio and Indiana. Telegram from Mabel T. Bordman, National Relief Board chair, requests funds to Red Cross through Washington or state treasurers. Authorities list local contacts Jon Lem Allen Reno and John Henderson Elko.
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Red Society
Oudis
Sentinel
Inetwork
Carson City
Nevada
Mabel T. Bordman
National Relief Board
Red Rosa
Ohio
Washington, D. C
How
Tasker L. Oddie
Caron City
Lodiana
Red Cross
Washington
National Relief Board, Red Cross
I. Tasker L. Oddie
Red Cross of
Caraon City
A. D
Tasker L. Oppie
Geo. Bradigan
Governor Oddie Vetoes Key Highway and Anti Crime Bills
Governor Oddie vetoed multiple measures from the last Legislature including three highway appropriation bills totaling 90 000 for state roads and 95 000 for the Ely to Fallon route. He cited the state’s financial condition and absence of a dedicated tax to cover costs. Other vetoed measures included an anti blacklisting bill deemed overly drastic, a branding bill seen as risky to innocent parties, salary increases for railroad officials, death penalty by electric chair, price fixing for merchandise distributors, and various minor vetoes.
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Oddie
Iast
Ace
Ely
Bureks
Fallon
Davin
Nye
Senate
Sweeney
Genera
Mesare
Shaughnessy
Turkey Accepts Terms From The Powers
Constantinople April 1 The Turkish Government said it accepted the peace terms proposed by the Powers. The Foreign Office delivered the acceptance to the Dean of the Diplomatic Corps with thanks for mediation. The plan would cede Tarkay and European ports, and a strip from Mitia on the Black Sea to Enos on the Aegean, leaving Gallipoli to Turkey while demanding indemnity and restricting Turkey to the Marmara coast. Religious toleration is demanded by the Allies.
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Constantinopls
Foreign Office
Diplematic Corpu
Tarkay
Mitia
Black Sea
Enos
Aegean Sea
Dardanullas
Bosphorus
Turkey
Gallipoli
Sea of
Marmara
State Budget Details Elabore Carrion and Penal Funds
The document lists broad appropriations for state institutions and offices, including Orphan Home 32000, Tulane Asylum 95000, State Prison 145000, State Police 12500, Railroad Commission 610000, Historical Society 5000, University of Nevada 30000, Analytical Laboratory 4100, Summer School 2000, Library Building 11000, Dairy Building 48000, Experiment Station 5000, Hygiene Laboratory 10000, Weights and Measures 10000, Fish Commission 11500, State Printing Office 45000, State Board of Health 5000, Nevada State Fish Commission 10000, Public Service Commission 5000, Supreme Court Salaries 46000, State Mine Inspector 7200, Virginia City School of Mines 4000, District Judge travel 9000, Death watch funds at State Penitentiary and Contingent Fund for State Officers 10000.
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Peare Orphane
Tulane Asylum
Privon
Privon Para
Railroad Commission
Board of Unsensors
University of Nevada
Analytical Laboratory
Fish Commission
State Printing Office
State Board of Health
Nevada State Fish Commission
Supreme Court
Virginia City Sobol of Mines
Public Service Commission
Virginia City School of Mines
State Penitentiary
Book Lovers' Contest Seventy-Seven Pictures Prize
Salt Lake Tribune announces a book lovers contest with large awards and daily pictures. Participants must name the book and author for each picture, entering anytime. Subscribers gain daily papers, a 5000 title catalogue costs forty cents to mail, and certificates redeemable for early pictures.
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The
Salt Lake Tribune
Tribune
Salt Lake Daily Tribune
Salt Lake City
Utah
Carlin Enjoying Prosperity in Reno Journal Report
A Reno Journal correspondent reports Carlin Nevada enjoying rapid prosperity with a payroll of 150 men, average earnings around 1000 a month, no vacancies, six new cottages planned, busy hotels and lodging, and outside investment. Town canvases intensive hauling of provisions, lumber, tools, and mining outfits to Richmond Lynn Goldville Lone Mountain districts, predicting a prosperous spring and summer. subscription urged.
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Reno Journal
Carlin
Nevada
Temmin
Richmond
Lynn
Goldville
Lone Mountain
Tax Commission Members Appointed by Governor Oddie
Governor Oddie appoints Charles EK Colbern as rear sod Emmet of Carson and names J F Shaughnessy, chairman of the Nevada Railroad Commission, a well known Nevada state engineer and Republican. The Thiesen Commission will oversee taxes and assess duties.
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Tax Commission
Oddie
Charles EK. Colbern
Emmet
Carson
Norada Tax Commission
J. F. Shaughnessy
Nevada Railroad Commisson
Gybora
Nevada Lata
Fayly
Love Points Over Marriage Disappointment Says Insight
A saying emphasizes that being guided by love is better than facing disappointment in marriage, highlighting the value of affection and compatibility in relationships.
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Helen Hamilton Wen
Giuseppe Bastianello
George A. Dixon
Herbert L. Sateriee
London
Haywood
Patterson
N. J
William D. Haywood
Indusrial Workers of the World
Jabrilee
Page
England
Walter A. Page
Garden City
Long Island
Doubleday Page & Compens
Wilson
Great Britain
Nevada Equal Suffrage Society
Tonopah
Tonopah Woffragiste
Giles
Louis of
Bavaria
Dorothy Nevill
Cincinnati Times-Star
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Coppers
K. C
Salt Lake Tribune Booklover
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Pamenger
Willaity Palisade
Peidagy MG
Kareks
Neamenger
Freight
Tweadeys
Hi. D. Krnst
Eureka, Nevada
Eureks
Malleade
Mineral Hill
Kereta
Turadays
Yadow
Tay Tre
Fate
Plummer Bros. Oprietors
Eureka Brewery
Evnexa's
Porvtan
Main and
Clark Streets
Lanl & Repetto
Proprieret
People’s Meat Market
Rudolph ZA Dow Proprietor
Main Street
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