Editorial on Nevada terminal rate fight and Southern Pacific
The Tonopah Promotion committee hesitates over Reno or Haven as terminal point while Nevada seeks a statewide terminal rate. The Southern Pacific opposes a terminal rate, arguing current shipments fund a state burden, and warns that a split among Nevadan communities could weaken the case. The piece urges readers to keep the terminal rate issue intact and oppose altering the location.
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Tonopah
Reno
Haven
Nevada
Southern Pacife Company
Sacramento
Espee Company
Baby
Southern Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Frog Hollow
Slo-Gan
Jennet
Whisky sticks spark local chatter in North Yakima
Acting Gtch notes whisky jelly appeared in North Yakima last week after a Kentucky distillery rep touted it as a legal panacea. The solidified drink, sold as tablets or candy sticks, mimics real liquor and is said to be popular in the south amid looming local option laws.
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Gtch
Yakima
Kentucky
South
Washington
Somers Named Seventh District Judge Amid Political Fanfare
Acting Governor Dickerson appoints Peter J. Somers to the seventh judicial district to fill Judge Langan’s vacancy. Critics call the move a reward for Somers, ignoring Esmeralda County’s demand for Tonopah’s Judge O’Brien. The piece labels the appointment a bold political robbery and questions broader political influences.
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Dickerson
Peter J. Somers
Seventh Judicial District
Langan
Somers
State
Democratic Central Committee
Nevada
Esmeralda County
O'Brien
Tonopah
Pete Somers
Hotel Arrivals Show Diverse Guests Across Cities
The list records arrivals at Mizpah and Palace hotels including Morris of San Francisco J D Campbell of Goldfield George H Taylor Reno P M Bogovich Buckeye Nevada E P Carson San Diego B F Hulse and wife Los Angeles W L Clark C R Harris G A Giffen Dick Maxwell A Ferguson Manhattan Peter Seaberg of Goldfield George M Lowrey Pomfret Center A A Averill Cyrus E Johnson Round Mountain Joseph Warren Horseshoe H Towell Horseshoe.
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Mizpah Hotel
Hi. Morris
San Francisco
J. D. Campbell
Goldfield
George H. Taylor
Reno
P. M. Bogovich
Buckeye
Nevada
E. P. Carson
San Diego
B. F. Hulse
Los Angeles
W. L. Clark
C. R. Harris
G. A. Giffen
Dick Maxwell
A. Ferguson
Manhattan
Peter Seaberg
Palace Hotel
George M. Lowrey
Pomfret Center
Connecticut
A. A. Averill
Cyrus E. Johnson
Round Mountain
Joseph Warren
Horseshoe
H. Towell
Bank at Olpe Kansas Robbed of 2000
Robbers blew open the Olpe bank safe ten miles south of Emporia early today and escaped on a Santa Fe handcar with 2000 dollars.
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Emporia
Kans
Olpe Bank
Olpe
Kansas
Here
Santa Fe
Supreme Court to Hear Sake Tariff Case
The Supreme Court granted Komada and Company of San Francisco a writ of certiorari in the sake tariff case. The federal circuit court of appeals ruled against the Japanese merchants, bringing the matter to the nation’s highest court for review.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Komada and Company
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Blumenthal Dizzying Monte Carlo Wins Revealed
A Paris newspaper story explains the mysterious stranger from Nevada Club Charles J. Blumenthal. In a Monte Carlo postcard dated last month he boasts profits from roulette and peddles a sharp wit about high rollers, the prince of Monaco, and plans to stay there or travel to the Nile with Little Egypt.
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Monte Carlo
Paris
Grant
Newt Crumley
Nevada
Charles J. Blumenthal
Tonopah
Monaco
Chris Malatesta
the Nile
Egypt
Comptroller issues call for bank statements
Washington Dec 1 The Comptroller of the Currency Murray today issued a call on national banks for a statement of their condition at the close of business on November 27.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Murray Today
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Venezuela
Tonopah and
Inc. Dee
Tonopah Belmont
Jim Butler
West End
Broken Hilla A
S. Bert Cohen
Main
The
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Rounsevell
John Gregovich
Tonopar
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Tonopah’s New Wholesale
Liquor House
Lower Main Street
Depot
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Wittenberg Warehouse & Transfer CO
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