Veto Records From 1911 1915 Labor Laws in State
Fraternal notices reveal Governor Boyle signed most labor laws while Tasker Oddie vetoed several between 1911 and 1915. Key vetoed acts included semi monthly pay days prompt wage payments railing rights on derailing switches protections against blacklisting and discharge for union activity. Political advertisement signed by Frank W. Ingram and C. W. Blackwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Sparks
BRT. & Blp
Emmet D. Boyle
Tasker L. Oddie
Frank W. Ingram
B. of
C. W. Blackwell
B. R
Evans and Fowler Endorsements in Nevada Political Advertisement
Democratic candidate Charles Robley Evans pledges loyalty to the President and outlines a plan to boost agriculture mining and manufacturing in Nevada while backing the majority in Congress. Leonard B Fowler the Democratic Attorney General nominee lauds his legal experience and campaign leadership, stressing responsible state governance and strong public service.
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Charles Robley Evans
Congress
Nevada
Evans
Leonard B. Fowler
Jarnewe
News Review of the Great War declares German retreat and Allied advances
The article reports Allied victories from Cambrai to the Meuse, with French marines occupying Beirut and Turkey wavering. It notes Prince Max’s armistice offer rejected by Wilson and allied rulers, and describes American and Serbian offensives, Austrian unrest, and torpedoings fueling war finance appeals.
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Prince Max of
Barlen
Germany
Wilson
Max
Marshal Foch
Cambrai
Hindenburg
Ine
Verdun
Tomats
England
France
America
Belgium
Serbia
Hohenzollern
Reichstag
Prince Max
St. Quentin
Hug
Rohaln
Maretz
Valenciennes
Meuse
Congress
Ar- Honne
Kriemhilde
Cunel Wood
Erlembilde
Mareq
Lancon
Une
Laon
Arme
Neufchatel
Vouzieres
Beirut
Turkey
Wilwon
Tewfik Pasha
London
Austria-Hungary
Vienna
Empire
Hungary
Austria
Hirano
Ticonderoga
Notice of Intention to Hold Multiple Mines in Districts
Notices show P H Hill filing to hold Helen Fraction mine in Eureka mining district on October 15. George Wingfield files to hold Two Moles Busy Bee Monarch No 2 and Buckhorn Nos 16 to 20 in Buckhorn mining district on October 17. Mary Fraser for A BE and W H Fraser file Mohawk and Low Down mines to Eureka mining district on October 18. Lage blanks and mining locations for salon at this office.
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Eureka
P. H. Hill
Busy Bee
Monarch
Buckhorn
George Wingfield
Low Down
Eureka Mining District
Mary Fraser
A. BE
W. H. Fraser
Ownership Statement for Eureka Sentinel 1918
The Eureka Sentinel's ownership and staff details list Editor E A Skillman Bowinesa Manager Publisher and Owner Sarah Skillman of Eureka Nevada. No bondholders or security holders are indicated. The document is sworn by Notary Etta Skillman on October 5th 1918 with commission through March 1st 1920.
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Eureka Sentinel
Eureke
Nevada
Etta Skillman
Uncle Sam
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Batra
Charles R. Evans
Gambral
Hunw
Yanke
Champagne
Edward W. Pickard
Foch
Meir
Nish
Albania
Wibassan
Boris
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Constantinople
Sam
Yview
Lens
Albert
General Berthelot
Reims
Recorder
Bureka County
Salon
Conarwe
W. H. Russell
Eureka County
Otis Fulton
Long Ty County
Burska County
Edna Covert Pla Berssif
Alex Fraser Heraby
Birat
Oay
BR J. Reid
Long T. County Commission
W. J. Hooper
Anne Martin
United States Senate
Geo
Green
Sylvester
Downer
Concre
Venezia
Leon Aguirre
Eureka, Nevada
J. B. Rebaleati
Kelley
United States
Dodge
Union
Kelley & Rebaleati
Morialdo
Tony PolLaki
Epward Hennecs
THE
Europa Hotel
Boans
Pollari & Herrera
Main and
Clark Streets
Bureks, Nevada
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