Strikes and Rail Operations Reported Across West
News briefs describe strike effects on Harriman railroads with quiet San Francisco and Sacramento reports. Ogden shops brace for a long siege as workers and managers pull in help from Chicago. Sparks shops run at half force amid protests, while authorities consider action. Freight delays persist though passenger service remains steady.
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Harriman
Chicago
Ogden
San Francisco
Sacramento
Sparkes
Sirikorein Sparks
Cardare
Land and mining stakes recorded in October filings
Document records show Laura Bailey Simons transferring 840 acres in townships Nos 23 and 24 10 Range 62 North with water rights and improvements for 10 dollars. Also David Barroza transferring a one third interest to Cortez Lode and several mines in the Rockhorn mining district for 1 dollar. Recorded October 7, 1911.
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Laura Bailey Simons
Marietta Bailey
Wallace Bailey
David Barroza
Maurice Isaac
Elmer
Cortez Lode
Bockhorn
Arrests in Newark Valley over Hamilton shooting case
Sheriff Crain arrested Nick Repola in Newark Valley last Sunday and brought him to Ely Monday after a gunfight in Hamilton. Aggust Munter was wounded but declined to file a complaint. A warrant by Justice Cartwright charged Repola with disturbing the peace after 15 shots were fired, two hitting targets.
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Newark Valley
Hamilton
Nick Repola
Aggust Munter
Justice Cartwright
Rapola
Crain
Repola
Ely
Veteran Mine Strike Ends in Union Vote Reopening
The Lane City Mineral Union voted to end the strike on Saturday night by a narrow majority. The Brat of Just July mine will resume in a few days under Harry Malloy, rehiring 300 to 400 men within a month or two. The White Pine district payroll will rise by about 50 000 dollars, with miners returning to a three dollar per day rate while mackera receive three dollars daily.
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Lane City Mineral Union
Harry Malloy
White Pine
Muckers
Mackera
Nevada postmasterships that may be changed
A Sacramento Bee dispatch reports that 19 of 26 Nevada post offices have terms expiring in the sixty second Congress session. Offices listed include Austin Battle Mountain Carson City Elko Ely Bareks Fallon Golconda Lovelocks McGill Manhattan Pioohe Rhyolite Searchlight Virginia City Wells Winnemucca Tonopah Yerington. It is understood many postmasters will be reorganized.
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Sacramento Bee
Washington
Mye
Nevada
Roberts
Congress
Austin
Battle Mountain
Carson City
Elko
Ely
Bareks
Fallon
Golconda
Lovelocks
McGill
Manhattan
Pioohe
Rhyolite
Searchlight
Virginia City
Wells
Winnemoces
Tonopah
Yerington
Los
Arrest Alleged Cattle Thieves In Elko County
Sheriff and captain arrested Ambrose Tesort and A.B Leltoy in northern county on cattle stealing charges. Both men were released on $500 bonds each. Cattlemen have long faced heavy losses. local officers and State Police coordinated with a cattlemen’s association forming to curb rustling, expecting more cases to reach the upcoming grand jury.
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Elko Free Press
Harrie
Capt Donnelly
Ambrose Tesort
A.B Leltoy
Biko
Dodge Kiatte
J. D Denett
L. L. Bradley
Kiko County
Lowe
Jurbidge
Troott
Stormy Canyon
Mary's River
LeRay
Cattle Association
Nevada Land & Livestock Company of Death
Pay day at engar factory in Fallon tops eight thousand a month
Nevada state news reports an $8000 monthly pay share from the engar factory project at Fallon as construction moves rapidly under cover. Other items include a man acquitted in Manhattan over murder charges, a roundhouse engine blast in Imlay blamed on a Greek foreman, and state bid itemization rules affecting state mids and university expenses.
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Chorehill Eagle
Engar
Fallon
John Gyradona
Imlay
Humboldt County
Cara
State Board of Examiners
State Mids
Board of Examiners
Federal
Carnon
George Reeves
Jessie Reeves
Goldfield
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Asteo
Italian Army Lands at Tobruk as Tripoli Advance Begins
Italian occupation forces landed at Tobruk on the northeastern Libyan coast as a major expedition sails from Naples and Taranto. The operation aims to seize the Turkish province gateway and links to Tripoli with thousands more troops en route via Malta. Restored communications and Turkish moves accompany the unfolding push toward Tripoli.
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Lonion
Tobruk
Tripoli
Daly
Watill
Tvaly
Ion
Aysim Bey
Sofia
Tuetay
Trial of Jamon B McNamara Opens in LA Bombing Case
The trial of Jamon B McNamara for causing the deaths of 19 of 21 victims in the Los Angeles Times plant explosion began in Los Angeles Wednesday. Other brief items note the World Series opening in New York, anti Mormon token exchanges, Odd Fellows lodge liquor restrictions, uprising in China, bubonic plague controls, the steamship Victoria’s treasure voyage, and a Washington assessment of Italy and Turkey peace prospects.
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Jamon B. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
New York Nationals
Philadelphia Americans
New York
Philadelphia
Brigham Young
Mormon Temple
Utah
Secretary of the Navy
Old Fellows Order
Sovereign
Grand Lodge of
Odd Finlana
Duanapolis
Mary Garden Returns to New York After Eventful Romance
Radiant singer Mary Garden arrives in New York amid flurry of interviews and press speculation. She declares her happiness lies in finding her near perfect voice, rejects marriage to men, and teases playing a male role in Cinderella while criticizing cross-dressing in acting.
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New York
Mary Garden
Gates
Ele
Tin Mise Bianche Stocam
Chicago
Howe
Toasre Jessaga
Hamilton Correspondence on Trenevare Hill Mines
Austin Jacobson of Hamilton visits Harmony Minnesota with Toller Handereon to arrange patenting four patented mines and four unpatented claims on Trenevare Hill. Colwell Bros of Ely surveyors. RB A Dean reports a two foot thick silver ore vein at the Defiance mines with shipping ore previously averaging 125 to 150 ounces per ton. Development postponed until spring due to winter freight delays and lack of railroad at Eureka.
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Austin Jacobson
Hamilton
Harmony
Minnesota
Toller Handereon
Bank of Harmony
Jacobson
Trene
Colwell Bros
Ely
RB. A. Dean
Jobo Barsardina
Defiance
Trenvare Hill
Taft predicts Panama Canal opening by July 1 1913 in speech
President Taft spoke in Bellingham about canal timing and policy. He predicted traffic opening by July 1, 1913, and cautioned against overpromising while noting possible delays to 1915 or even 1919. He argued Canada’s reciprocity and conservation issues would not derail canal profitability for shipping.
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Peech
Bellingham
Taft
Panama Canal
Canada
Goodixposse
Tolla
Quits Election Contest Monday in Carson Appeal
The court, ruling this afternoon, deemed the contest expenses to be shared by the losers, each paying half. Legato will cover his half before Commissioner Sanford’s report next Wednesday detailing ballots counted in the Legate Josepha contest. Springmeyer Baker results are paused for further ballot counting as Washoe Elko and part Esmeralda Counties finish, shortening the contest and speeding subsequent billing.
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Carson
John Lagate
Jon Josephesé
Supreme Court
Springmeyer
Baker
Legato
Sanford
Legate-Josepha
Springmayor Baker
Washoe
Elko
Esmeralda
Lowea
Frank Golden Illness and Hotel Jewelry Ownership Ties
Frank Golden of Reno is reported seriously ill with gall stones and lingering illness. A recent altercation with mining man Al Moyers left Golden with a severe beating. Golden formerly led the Nyw & Oemaby banks in Reno Carson Goldfield and Too **pah** and owned the Golden Hotel and Golden Jewelry store, linking him to major Nevada business circles.
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Frank Golden
Luity
Reno
al Moyers
Nevada
Golden
Nyw & Oemaby
Carson, Goldfield
Tooopah
Golden Hotel
Golden Jewnlry
Mini
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Enorter
Agosta
Malta
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Thaoa di Revel
China
California
State Board of Health
Rupert Blue
United States Service
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Seattls
Seward Peninsula
Aail
Beringtea
State Department
Italy
Russia
Turkey
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James J. Hill
Basinese Lasouni
Thera Aeeb
Freight
Palisade
William N. Gurto
Montana
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National Bank
Mosay
Elko, Nevada
Mall
A. E. Kimball
E. Noble
J. A. Sewell
C.F. Williams
E. E. Ennor
Panama Canal Prediction
Mineral Hill Consolidated Mines Company
Mineral Hill
Automobile Service
Brown Hotel
J. A. Gilbert
First National Bank
W, Vv
Doe
K. Gow
W.N
McGrath
A. Come
Brass
Eureka & Palisade
Eureks
Palleade
Vridaya
Palisade Weriva
Eom
Plummer Bros
Henderson Banking Company
Jons Hexpensox
Havoen Hyxpensox
Caabler
L. C. Huxpenson
La«rent Hexpensow
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