Resolutions of Respect for Past Chancellor Daniel E Davies
Be it resolved that Daniel E Davies, a Past Chancellor of our Knights of Pythias lodge, has died and leaves his sister deprived of a loving brother. The lodge extends heartfelt sympathies, and the charter should be draped for thirty days. The keeper of records to print the resolutions in the Es. Teka Sentinel and forward copies to the deceased’s sister.
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Tle Hall
Beatie Ledge No 7
Knights of Pythias
Offcorve
Daniel EB. Davies
Daniel E Davies
Davies
Pythiapiem
Beatife Loige
Heavenly Father
Es. Teka Sentinel
B. Bie
PC i DE Nosmosa
P. C
Srescen Reysorps
P. O
Buckhorn to Enlarge Nevada Mill With Giant Machinery
Buckhorn Mines Company in Nevada upgrades its plant with a six foot Hardinge ball mill claimed as the largest of its kind and a large 12 by 14 Oliver filter. The mill, operating since last fall, is being expanded to handle hard talcy ore with higher moisture. Open-cut mining targets gold and silver, with about 180000 tons of oxidized ore and 120000 tons of sulfides in sight.
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Reno
Buckhorn
Nevada
Buckhorn Mines Company
Truck Blown Up Halts Nevada Cinsabar Freight Service
A five ton Pierce Arrow truck used by Nevada Cinsabar Co for Austin to Lone freight was wrecked last Wednesday evening by an unknown person placing giant powder under it and blowing it up. Only wheel fragments and iron framework remain. No clue to the culprit but a substantial reward has been offered for the arrest of the responsible party, Austin Reveille.
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Pierce-Arrow
Nevada Cinsabar Company
Austin
Lone
Austin Reveille
Laughlin Begs Return To State Prison After Short Release
W. A. Laughlin once sentenced in Winnemucca in 1912 to fourteen years for embezzlement and released after four months by a lenient pardons board is headed back to the State prison in California. The incident follows a prior roan office investigation in Copperto and June County.
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W. A. Laughlin
Winnemucca
Board of Pardons
California
Lee
Copperto
Jumne County
Mediation advances as Carranza shows willingness to negotiate
The White House announced General Venustiano Carranza has accepted mediation led by Chile, Argentina, and Brazil to resolve the Mexican crisis. Officials caution two major hurdles remain: securing a tri party truce among United States Huerta and the Constitutionalist faction and Huerta’s refusal to surrender.
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Washington
White House
Carranza
Mexico
Chile
Argentina
Brazil
United States
Huerta
Wilson
Spain
War Department
Murder Report Not Verified After Mexico City Evacuation Plan
Washington, April 27. After a conference with President Wilson, Secretary Bryan announced that arrangements were completed to permit all Americans in Mexico City to leave there. Seven hundred American men and women are preparing to go, comprising the last remnants of the American colony. He said no American citizen death in Mexico City or elsewhere in the republic was known. Efforts continued to obtain the release of 33 Americans detained at Aguas Calientes and those held up on rails between Mexico City and Vera Cruz.
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Washington
Bryan
England
United States
Tampico
Lionel Carden
Mexico City
George Carothers
Villa
Carranza
Ven
Astiano Carranza
Francisco Villa
Mexico
Salt Lake
Vera Cruz
Iime
Tejeria
la Parga
Esperanza
Aguas Calientes
National Railways of Mexico
Southern Pacific
Torreon
Salt Lake Railroad
Manzanillo
Wilson
Mexican Republic
Rail routes and troop movements to Mexico City
The text notes a 337 hour trip through mountainous terrain and outlines routes for troop movement. It mentions possible entry via northern Mexico and rail links from El Paso to Torreon and then to Mexico City, with two lines from the Atlantic and one from the Pacific as potential pathways.
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Mexico
el Paso
Torreon
Mexico City
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Coast
Walter Hobart Marries Flora Dean Magee
Wealthy polo patron Walter Hobart and Flora Dean Magee, divorced wife of Walter Magee, wed quietly in New York City. The ceremony follows a recent Superior Court decree of separation for Mrs Hobart, with the couple planning immediate travel to California.
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San Francisco Examiner
Walter Hobart
Flora Dean Magee
Walter Magee
New York City
Superior Court
Hobart
Mrs. Magee
New York
FE. Hose
California
San Francisco
Magee
Metal Market And Family Announcements From 1914
The metal market reports silver at 58 cents per ounce in New York copper at 813.50 and lead at 3.90 per 100 pounds in New York. A daughter was born to the wife of Lapaley W Hope in Chattanooga on April 16 1914 and a daughter was born to the wife of Denver Dickerson in Caren City Nevada on April 23 1914.
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New York
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lapaley W. Hope
Caren City
Nevada
Denver
Dickerson
Nevada rail line and saloon killings headline local news
In Lovelock a bartender Tom Mays known as gin Kidd was shot while ejecting an intoxicated teamster from his saloon. A two story Nor thern dance hall at pah burned, six tons of Reno mail moved, parcel post cuts rail revenue by six hundred dollars monthly, and Alfalfa seed and cheese shipments shifted from Alturas. Fire crews prevented wider damage.
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Tom Mays
Gin Kidd
Lovelock
Pah
John Clark
T. F. Dunway
Nevada, California and Oregon Railroad
Reno
Alturas
Donway
Parcel Post
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Tas Eureka Sentinel
Ture Evert Servenat ST BS
Seiliman
Semetimes RaTis
Si Monte
Eureka County
Sexigan
Nous
Weco City
Hague
Veras Cruz
Great Britain
Powers
Angelo Berrolo
Eureka, Nevada
Main St
Flora Dean
Wendan
Wenban
Mabel EK. Young
Eureka Supply Company
Eureka
Palisade
Kaysville
Pillsbury
Graham
W.H. Russell
State News
Eureka Nevada Railway
Fatisade
Ens
Bureks
Expres
Eureke
Tomdeye
Saterdare
Pallanide
W. K Reynolds
B. Repetto
THE
Eureka Brewery
Eurexa
Porcian
Main and
Clark Streets
Lani & Repetto
Ite
Everxa, Newana
People’s Meat Market
Rudolph Zadow
Nevade
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