Rich ore shipment from Betts lease sparks Royston mining growth
Fifty two tons of ore from the Betts lease in the Hudson Mining and Milling Company estate at Royston Nevada yielded net revenue of 13544 after freight and smelter charges. Gold content valued at 9.20 per ton, silver 298 ounces, with lead, iron, sulphur and insoluble content reported. This second shipment follows a 10 ton test that netted about 7500, fueling a burgeoning Royston mining camp near Tonopah. Freight rose to 975, smelter charges about 1400, with operators urging fairer rates to sustain the industry.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Betts
Hudson Mining and Milling Company
Royston
Nevada
J. R. Walker
Tono
A. H. Jones
Salt Lake
W. H. Royston
Tonopah
Mr. Walker
After Dinner Story at Poultry Show Ends Busy Night
Little Johnny insists on returning with his mother and aunt to the poultry show saying they should wait as animals are let loose. He recalls his father and uncle discussing taking home a couple of chickens, then questions linger about leaving.
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Johnny
Henry
Theatrical Manager Plans Clean Play Then War Without Battle
A theater manager envisions staging a play with no love scenes and, if successful, hopes to stage a war with no fighting. The idea aims to test audience taste for restraint and provoke discussion of censorship.
Hugo Stinnes and the New Germany's Wealth Power
An American observer notes Hugo Stinnes dominates postwar Germany with vast wealth and diverse holdings. He controls coal, shipping, steel, gas, and publishing across Germany and neighboring regions, with links to Russia. His rise from modest origins to a near-nationwide enterprise perplexes and unsettles European leaders.
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Lin Tae
America
Germany
Stinnes
Hugo Stinnes
Indian worker killed at Pacific Fruit Express plant
Charles Thompson, an Indian employee at the Pacific Fruit Express Company plant in Cabin, was instantly killed Tuesday night when a cake from a bunker fell on him as he stood on a ladder passing it up. The cake struck with enough force to indent his skull.
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Charles Thompson
Pacific Fruit Express Company
Cabin
Thompson
Pulpit Versus Theatre Sparks Fight at Calvary Church
In New York on February 12 William A. Brady faced Dr. John Roach Straton in a heated debate at Calvary Baptist over whether the modern stage threatens public morality. The two sides clashed for hours in a crowded service, interrupting and cheering as each argued for and against the theater and religious reform. The meeting adjourned as Straton prepared to continue but the church needed to be cleared for evening services.
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New York
Calvary ,Baptist Church
William A. Brady
John Roach Straton
Straton
Mr. Brady
Dr. Straton
Brady
Church of God
Mexican Passport Restrictions Removed
Travelers to Mexico are advised of an executive order signed by President Obregon abolishing passport requirements for Americans entering Mexico starting February 1. A Associated press summary notes the order also extends similar privileges to Mexicans entering the United States, effective February 1.
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Mexico
Obregon
Southern Pacific Company
United States Chamber of Commerce
State Department
Harding
United States
Air Route Transportation for Nevadans Postponed
The company planned to inaugurate air service linking Coast cities with Nevada points but faces trouble in California as its corporation license is revoked. A warrant has been sworn for three officers over $9100 from stock sales not turned into the treasury. Tonopah Reno and other Nevada towns were to be served.
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Nevada
California
State Corporation Department
Treasury
Tonopah
Reno
Pests Announced for Annapolis Academy Examinations Set
The Maryland Department of Education and state school officers announce vacancies at the U S Naval Academy. Examinations for midshipman appointments will be held at Reno with tentative dates March 16 and 17. Telegrams between Superintendent Hunting Superintendent Billingshurst and U S Senator Oddie confirm the plan.
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Department of Education
U. S
Reno
W. J. Hunting
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Matthias Stinnes
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Rhine
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Holland
Neuwied-on-the-Rhine
Matthias II
Gustav
Hugo
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Eureka
Federal Reserve Bank District No
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Eureka, Nevada
R. C. Kelley
J. B. Rebaleati
Kelley & Rebaleati
Goodyear
Michelin
South Main Street
Annapolis Academy
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First National Bank
Winnemucca, Nevada
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W. H. Doyle
W. H. Moffat William Stock
J. G. Taylor
G. E. Stall
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Bloe
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E. E. Ennor
A. E. Kimball
W. L. Merithew
Washoe County Bank
OLD Pioneer Banking House
BE. Humphrey
J. M. Rowland
J. R. Vannagell
G. H. Taylor
F. Stadtmuller
Cash C. W. Mapes
Cash Rudolph Herz
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Europa Hotel
Edward Herrera
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Nevada Railway
J. E. Sexton
Schneider Drug Store
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