Outlaw Regan Captured Near Goldfield After Standoff
Red Regan the desert bandit was surprised eating near a camp fire in a ravine about a mile from Brickyard springs when officers closed in Monday afternoon. Sheriff Ingalls Deputy Shirley and deputies Nichol and Butcher brought him to Goldfield jail. He resists extradition to California, where accomplices are held in Bishop. The capture ended a dramatic chase across the Nevada line.
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Montezuma
Goldfield
Red
Cliff Regan
Oasis
Inyo County
Cal
Nevada
Ingalls
John Shirley
D. M
Regan
Nichol
Shirley
Goldfield Tribune
Cleveland to adopt Eastern Time for longer daylight hours
Cleveland plans to abandon Central Time and switch to Eastern Time to extend daylight after work. The change aims to start work earlier and finish earlier, providing more outdoor daylight for spring and summer activities.
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Cleveland
Strong Demand for Ore by Smelters in Salt Lake Market
Smelters show high interest in buying ores as competition intensifies in Salt Lake City. Contracts are reportedly offered on favorable terms due to expanded smelter capacity and lower metal prices. Industry observers expect changes from Anaconda Copper's planned takeover of International Smelting, boosting competition among major shippers.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Anaconda Copper Company
International Smelting Company
Amalgamated Copper
Sevveral
The
International
West
Bad Night For Snipe In Gardnerville
Gardnerville report describes Carl Gillis a hotel guest who joined a snipe hunt with nine companions using a Thomas auto to Schoch ranch five miles away. After being abandoned he waited at the hotel as the pranksters returned.
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Gardnerville
Carl Gillis
Germania
Schoch Ranch
Gillis
Wingfield hints at Nevada move over woman suffrage
Ely Expositor reports Sam Belford’s question to Wingfield at an Equal Suffrage Society event. Wingfield says he has not gone yet and may stay if possible, and pledges he will not go to Colorado where women vote. Funston backs women with nerve in Vera Cruz case, praising a Mexican woman sniper after a court martial sentence.
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Ely
Sam Belford
Equal Suffrage Society
Nevada
George Wingfield
Colorado
Funston
Vera Cruz
Carson City Land Office salaries and fees clarified
The Interior Department auditor letter to Senator Pittman states the Carson City Land Office Register and Receiver each earned $500 salary plus $2500 in fees during the year ending June 30 1913, totaling $3000 maximum per officer, with 1914 projections showing continued maximum compensation.
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Carson City Land Office
Elko Land Office
Carson Office
Senator Pittman
Interior Department
Treasury Department
Washington
Key Pittman
United States Senate
Register
Carson City
Nevada
R. W. Wootey
Law requires individual enlistment in state militia for Mexican service
The new U S law blocks acceptance of organized units for service in Mexico. Enlistment must be as individuals within the militia, now the first reserve of the regular army.
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Congress of the
United States
Mexico
Regular Army
Nevada to Receive Warship Silver Service Amid Dreadnought Plans
A grand 65-piece silver service funded from Goldfield Tonopah and Ely will be placed aboard the dreadnought Nevada. The set, lined with gold and housed in copper, is to be the costliest American warship gift ever. Governor Oddie and officials will finalize the contract Monday.
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Goldfield
Tonopah
Ely
Nevada
Oddie
Ross
Bradigan
Economia fuel touted as cheaper power source for engines
A new fuel named economia, based on 80 percent kerosene and emulsifying chemicals, is described in British papers. It promises cheaper operation, greater power, near complete combustion with little carbon buildup, easy starting, and odorless use with existing carburetors. a 20 million gallon annual plant is reportedly under construction in the United States. Mrs James S Wood of Smoky Valley, a Nevada cattleman’s wife, died Wednesday of heart failure per the Tonopah Bonanza.
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Economia
England
James S. Wood
Smoky Valley
Nevada
Tonopah
Tonopah Bonanza Abandons Potash Exploration Prospect
Victor Barnett president of the Railroad Valley Company E. E. Free geologist and D. H. Walker superintendent arrived by auto from the potash belt with the sad news that their efforts have failed and all further exploration for potash has been abandoned Well No 7 is reported as a complete failure.
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Tonopah Bonanza
Victor Barnett
Railroad Valley Company
E. E. Free
D. H. Walker
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