Huerta Rejects Proposals While Demands Stir Talks
Huerta rejects four Washington demands for Mexico negotiations and adds a counter demand for recognition. He cites U S policy under Wilson as the cause of the civil war and says U S backing could restore order quickly if battleships are withdrawn. He also urges U S recognition of his government.
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Mexico City
Washington
Mexico
Toto
Huerta
General Huerta
United States
Wilson
Express Companies Fight for Survival Amid Regulatory Pressures
The San Francisco Journal of Commerce notes express firms face extinction as the State Railroad Commission of California and the Interstate Commerce Commission force drastic rate cuts. If regulators persist, railways or the post office may absorb parcel service, echoing England where freight and parcel delivery mix with railway operations. The piece argues collaboration or absorption by railways could end the express companies’ separate existence.
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Parcel Post
State Railroad Commission of California
Interstate Commerce Commission
San Francisco Journal of Commerce
England
New Book Published Covering Assessments and Taxation
Carson City Nevada August 18 a pamphlet detailing Nevada assessment and taxation laws has been issued by the Nevada Tax Commission for sheriffs and assessors. The commission cites mining tax issues from a Mine Owners Association conference and plans a counter proposal while pressing full value assessments. Subscribers urged for the Sentinel.
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Carson City
Nevada
Nevada Tax Commission
Commission
L. F. Adamson
State Printing Office
Mine Owners’ Association
The
Tax Commission
Boyle
Nevada Mine Operators Association
Miner's Association
Sheep used ten trap spotted fever ticks in novel experiment
The Bitterroot national forest in Montana authorizes free grazing of 2500 head of sheep to trap and dip fever ticks as a public health measure. The plan, backed by the forest service and public health service, aims to reduce human infection by killing ticks on hosts. George McElroy, suspected Lovelock killer, hanged himself in Winnemucca jail. A special cell was built in Reno for the insane murderer Hovecar who shot Steven Serder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitterroot National Forest
Montana
Secretary of Agriculture
Forest Service
Public Health Service
Bitterroot
U. S. Biological Survey
George McElroy
Lovelock Redlight
Winnemucea
Reno
Hovecar
Steven Serder
Thaw Escapes From Asylum In Matnewan New Jersey
Harry Thaw, famed for killing Stanford White, escaped from the hospital for the criminal insane in Mattewan New Jersey at 7:45 this morning. He bolted through an open gate and jumped into a waiting automobile, making a dash for liberty.
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Mattewan
N. J
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Liberty
Thaw escape leads to Canada deportation fight
The escape of Harry K. Thaw across the state line ends with his capture in Couticook Quebec and a looming deportation battle as he resists return to the United States. Other items note a Reno capitol wing contract, Winnemucca cattle shipments, and a Fallon marshal wounded in a drunken shooting incident.
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Connecticut
Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry Thaw
New York
Canada
Ottawa
Ontario
Harry K. Thaw
Couticook
Quebec
United States
State Board of Capitol Commissioners
Capitol
Carson
C. G. Sellman Construction Company
Reno
Sellman Company
Marshal Zolberts
Fallon
Manhattan
Martin Johnson
Bald Mountain
Federal Game Laws Carson Appeal Clarifies Migratory Bird Regulation
An article clarifies that federal action has not overridden state migratory bird laws. Taft signed a 1913 act enabling federal rules for migratory birds, but Nevada’s regulations remain in force, with two zones and openings for public suggestions through October.
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Taft
Division of Agriculture
Nevada
Nevada county court names Cartwright police judge
A. J. Cartwright of Ely is elected police judge to replace resigning Allen C. Bragg. Clark and Lincoln counties settle long standing claims with Clark conceding 5500 and Lincoln 4400. Amalgamated Nevada Mines & Power Co stamp mill at San Pedro burned destroying 45000 with 9000 to 10000 insured. Goldfield wage cut rumors denied by General Manager Albert Burch.
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A. J. Cartwright
Ely
Allen C. Bragg
Esmeralda
Mineral
Nevada
Clark
Lincoln
Amalgamated Nevada Mines & Power Company
San Pedro
Blackhorse
White Pine County
Goldfield
Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company
Albert Burch
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Maury Diggs
San Francisco
Maury I. Diggs
Marsha Warrington
Sacramento
F.drew Caminetti
United States Commissioner of Immigration
A. Caminetti
Amador County
Lola Norris
Senate
House of the National Congress
Harris
Alameda County
Marshall Diggs
Sentinel
Supreme Court
Moran of
Oliver Boyd
Nick Kuliacha
Mary Mine
Tonopah
Evelyn Thaw
Angelo Berrolo
Prop
L'gania
Cigare
Burch, Neruda
Eureka Nevada Railway
Eureka
Palisade
Pallaade
Ernst
Kureka, Nevada
Eureka & Palisade
Doreenaers
Mall
Extres Metter
Euteke
Eureks
Tamm
Paliede
Hota Zadow
Pativade
Plummer Bros. Proprietors
B. Repetto
Eureka Brewery
Evaeka’s Purutan Resort
Main and
Clark Streets
Lanl & Repetto, Proprietey
V. Lath
Rudolph Zadow
Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
P.H. Bill
Mais Sraer
Kunaxa
Nevard
Lam
Koreks Caah
Curto
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