Nevada Industrial Insurance Act provisions set employer duties
The document outlines when multiple employees exist that employers must provide and pay compensation for injuries under Nevada Industrial Insurance Act. It details election options, presumption rules, and the process to reject coverage, plus a schedule requiring pre-1918 payments into the State Insurance Fund based on payroll, with benefits for dependents and total disability.
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Nevada
Cvonty
Mantelpel Corporation
Nevada Industrial Commission
Nevada Industrial Insurance Act
Income Tax Provisions Under a New Vision for Taxes
The proposed plan sets exempt income up to 4000 and imposes a 1 percent normal tax on remaining net income. A 1 percent surcharge applies to income 20000 to 50000, 2 percent on 50000 to 109000, and 3 percent beyond 100000. Corporations face a flat 1 percent tax under the new law.
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Thia
Bower
Treading On Trust Toes And Nevada Mining Reform
Nevada fears free list citrus items amid Democratic action while sheep men and lead miners push industry. The piece criticizes tariff effects on consumers and monopolies, notes a calm mood among buyers, and discusses the Symmes open letter in Virginia City tying to the Comstock mining scene and broker concerns. The Citizen editor views the episode as the old Comstock’s first real shake-up in years.
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California
Nevada
Symmes
Virginia City
Comstock
Careou
Woolgrowers urged to sit tight amid tariff debate
In a Winnemucca Silver State report, Utah Woolgrowers' Association secretary CO B Stewart urges members to pause selling as the tariff fight looms. He argues shortages and rising prices favor delaying sales, predicting wool could rise to 15 cents per pound within 60 days as market conditions are steadier than during past glut periods.
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Utah Woolgrowers’ Association
CO. B. Stewart
Cleveland
Winnemucca
Tonopah Suffrage Group Formed as Nevada Corp
The Nevada Non Militants Equal Suffrage Society incorporated in Nevada on April 14 with Tonopah named as the principal place of business. Original incorporators are Sadie A. Gillespie Rose M. Keeler Jean B. Tallman and Odessa Davenport. The group opposes the Nevada Equal Franchise Society led by Ana Martin and with Reposs i headquarters.
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Tonopah
Nevada
Equal Suffrage Society
Sadie A. Gillespie
Rose M. Keeler
Jean 8. Tallman
Odessa Davenport
Nevada Equal Franchise Society
Repossi
Ana Martin
Steerage Rates Cut Again on Hamburg to Quebec Route
Hamburg based Hamtarg-Americas company lowers steerage fare between Hamburg and Quebec to 22.50 dollars from May 1 as part of ongoing trans Atlantic rate war with Canada.
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Hamburg
Germany
Europe
Canada
Hamtarg-Americas Company
Quebec
Miss Martin Denies Pressed Quote on Nevada Suffrage Leader
Miss Anne Martin, head of the Nevada Equal Franchise Society, telegraphed from Colombia to correct a press dispatch misquoting her as making a remark about mining regions in Nevada. She said no such reference was made and clarified her comment supported woman suffrage, noting Nevada’s high female resident share and the 14 lawmakers who left after a former Legislature adjourned, indicating non permanent Nevada interests.
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Anne Martin
Nevada Equal Franchise Society
Colombia
St Louis
Jane
Nevada
Martie
Saya
St. Louis
United States
Nevada State News Briefs Report Sheep Inspector Appointed
The State Sheep Commission appointed D. D. Ogilvie as Sheep Inspector. Reno Gazette details an unnamed Washoe County official being docked recently by two strangers who rescued an unprotected woman. A stallion at Falon ranch died after a fencing accident. Nevada dwelling and family counts are given with averages. Various county boundary disputes and forest planting updates are noted. Train speeds and new engines on the S P line are described. George Frederick Parker, 63, Nevada pioneer and former White Pine legislator, died at Reno State Hospital after a long financial decline. he had deep Masonic ties and earlier service in the State Assembly.
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State Sheep Commission
D. D. Ogilvie
Reno Gazette
Washoe County
Truckee
Failon Ranch
East Walker
Ira Pallon
Corral
Dotog
Sante Ross
Paradise Valley
Humboldt County
W. W. Biskeslee
5. P
The
Pacific Limited
Hazen
Lovelock
Battle Mountain
Imlay
Winnemucca
George Frederick Parker
Nevada
White Pine County
State Hospital For
Reno
Parker
St. Charies, Sr
Cherry Creek
Ely
Board of Commissioners
Cherry Creek Lodge of
Masona
Scottish Rite and Shrine
Economic Determinism In Politician Dress And Engagement Wit
A humorous critique of social behavior mixes anecdotes from Mobile about a man who announces his engagement and jokes about job loss on the night he began courting Violet. The piece satirizes political attire, noting high hats and frock coats as symbolic for elections and formal occasions.
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Darkey
Mobile
Joe
Violet
Sorghum
New tariff plan promises lower cost of living debate
Representative Harrison details how a new Democratic tariff bill aims to cut prices on food clothing fuel and other essentials via broad duty reductions and an income tax shift to wealthy earners. The proposal envisions large cuts across meat citrus fruit milk poultry cheese and clothing while expanding imports and boosting consumer purchasing power.
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Harrison
New York
Ways and Means Committers
United Press
Francis Burton Harrison
United States
Biscuit Trust
Joker
California
Florida
Canada
Austeis
Senators End Privilege of Capitol Barber Shop
Washington April 15 The Senate ordered the abolition of the Capitol barber shop a long standing perk for senators. The marble $8 000 000 office building and the committee on rules led the move citing fiscal reform as Democratic program. Barbers and attendants on the payroll at 1200 a year will be cut off and senators will pay standard prices for services thereafter.
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Washington
Senate
Ralee
Capitol
Muilionaire
Cattle Shipments From California Reach Winnemucca
The Winnemucca Star reports 62 carloads of Miller and Sox cattle arrived from California by train Monday. After feeding at the Pearce Tobin ranch the cattle will be driven to the firm’s ranches. This is the fourth train load in ten days, about 7000 head, with another shipment expected this week. In California valleys shortages threaten thousands of cattle and sheep as rain fails to restore feed. a forest service inquiry may consider grazing appeals. In the mountains grass is normal. In Madrid an anarchist attempted to kill King Alfonso, firing as the king rode with his staff. the assailant was overpowered and imprisoned.
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The
Winnemucca Star
Miller & Sox
California
Pearce-Tobin
Miller & Lox
Osliforuis
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Forest Service
Madrid
Spain
Rafel Sancho Alege
Alfonso
Alege Waesles
Sanday
Alege
Emn
Ovek
Receiver appointed for Tuscarora-Nevada Mines in Nevada
Henry F. Raskin was named receiver for the Tuscarora-Nevada Mines Company a 612 million corporation that owns the Dexter Grand Prize Big Betsey and Young American mines in Elko County Nevada. The petition claims the firm lacked sufficient working capital and faces numerous lawsuits from creditors.
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New York
Henry 5. Raskins
Tuscarora-Nevada Mines Company
Dexter, Grand Prize
Big Betsey
Young American
Elko County
Nevada
Japanese Challenge on Citizenship Rights Test Case
The Japanese cabinet told the Emperor that President Wilson's stance on California land ownership prompted Japan to seek a Supreme Court test case to prove that Japanese were not Mongolians and thus entitled to citizenship.
Local man or woman sought to represent Pictorial Review
A local opportunity to represent the Pictorial Review in the territory. Subscriptions expiring soon. big money for top representatives in other districts. Spare time workers are paid well. Apply now to become the direct local representative of the publishers at 222 West 30th Street New York City.
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Pictorial Review
Theu
Pictorial
Review
New York City
Weat 30Th Street
Eureka Mining District Map Offering Adds Windfall Mine
The SexTiver distributes limited maps of the Eureka mining district including Windfall and other nearby mines adjoining the Secret Canyon area. Price per map is unknown with mail orders incurring extra charges.
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Eureka
Secret Canyon
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Miss Martin
State News
Esmeralda
Nye
Washoe
Storey
Churchill
Ways and Means
Automobile Owners of
60 Association
Elko County Automobile Association
Bank of England
Lovaon
suf‘Tagetten
W. H. Wade
Salt Lake
Eureka Nevada Railway
Palisade
Pallande
D. Ernst
Eureke, Nevada
Eureka & Palisade
Mall
Expres
Tatter Fry
Eureke
Palleade
Mineral Hill
Bustoe Wavens
Pallaade
Bareks
Yadow
B. Repetto
Eureka Brewery
Eonexa
Purutan
Main and
Clark Streets
Lani & Repetto
People’s Meat Market
Rudolph Zadow
Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
San Francisco
Angelo Berrolo
Prop
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