Flanigan and Brown Arrive in Reno After Tour Triumph
Flanigan and Brown arrive in Reno fresh from a triumphant western tour. They praise support from a wide crowd, report strong reception for Hugh Brown and the Republican ticket, and forecast Nevada casting its electoral votes for Taft and sending Nixon to the Senate.
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Jackman of Goldfield Found Guilty of Murder
Albert TT Jackman of Goldfield was found guilty of murder in the second degree after a six hour jury deliberation in Span Mounty, Goldtica. He had previously been convicted in a prior trial and sentenced to be hanged. The sentence for second degree murder ranges from ten years to life.
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Body of storm victim recovered near hotel
The body of J Kumle, chief of the Hot Springs, missing with Fred Kloeher for days, was found eight miles from the hotel by a search party. The man lay recumbent with branches as a pillow, and investigators theorize Kumle exhausted the night of the snow storm, Lorber aiding him as help reached them, while losing their way.
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Hot Springs
Fred Kloeher
Konle
Political Banner Urges Vote On Police Bill Despite Party Lines
A civic message tells Republicans to back Taft and Democrats to back Bryan while urging everyone to vote yes on the police bill. It stresses independent thinking and personal conviction in the welfare of Nevada.
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State police bill urged in Nevada election
A voter appeal urges casting ballots for a state police bill to uphold law and order. The message warns the issue will be decided next week and frames the proposal as essential to prevent anarchy and preserve state stability.
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Nevada Ballot Question Urges Support for State Police Act
The piece argues that Nevada voters should approve the state police act on the November ballot, claiming it maintains industrial peace, protects labor from terrorism and anarchism, and preserves the flag’s honor. It contrasts Goldfield’s calmer conditions since the act with past turmoil and warns that defeating it invites anarchy and violence.
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Maverber 2d
John Sparks
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M. R. Preston
New York Be Principal Battleground Of Final Campaign Week
New York becomes the central battleground of the final campaign week as leaders from major parties converge in the state. Taft and Bryan, fresh from tours, plan speeches across towns and a Massillon Squire Garden event as the slate presses for voter turnout and party unity.
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Pawned Ring to Provide For Self and Children
Mrs. Lottie Hood files for divorce in district court citing extreme cruelty and need for separation. She alleges Forsnall Hood slapped her twice in May and that he pawned her watch in October last year. They married in 1904 at Aledo Texas and she has fled to escape his gambling and misused earnings. He has worked as a railroad clerk for five years earning 75 dollars monthly.
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Lottie Hood
Fornwall Hood
Burglars Blow Open Vault Door In Bradley Store
Saturday night burglars entered the J. R. Bradley company offices and blew the steel vault door. They failed to access the inner steel money vault due to alarm or fright, and fled before completing the break in. Police found a dynamite cap attack wire and a steel drill in front of the safe. 28 burglars broke in during the attempt.
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J. R. Bradley company
Taft Draws Big Crowds Across New England Campaign Tour
Taft tours New York and Connecticut delivering speeches on tariffs and prosperity. Crowds in Stamford South Norwalk and Bridgeport cheer as Taft vows vigor and leadership. Yale and student groups march with Taft clubs in New Haven armory rally with Governor Woodruff introducing him.
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