Servia Calls Up Volunteers in Wake of Armistice In London
dispatch from Botta reports Servia issues decree for able bodied men to serve as volunteers as armistice terms constrain troop movements. Britain and allies coordinate with Turkey Austria Montenegro in London to draft final peace arrangements. Greek stance remains undecided as talks continue and forts may be left as is under the ceasefire.
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Vieven London
dBerein Ban Te Miet
Arma
Botta
BOFIA
Pemee Plenipe Esuation
Turkey
Autaria
Servia
Montenegro
London
Bel
Saloon Laws Target Minors as Officials Probe Liquor Sales
County commissioners authorize investigation into saloon practices after arrests of six underage youths drinking alcohol. Extracts from state laws prohibit sales to those under 21 and penalize proprietors who permit minors in taverns. Taft names Frear and Mott Smith as Hawaii governor and secretary.
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Seow
Bing
Joan
Hin Valoon
Perent
Walvil Getion
Taft
Frear
Hawaii
Washington
Fatt
Senate
Walter PF Frear
EA Mott Smith
Hawai
Personal Chails and Miscellany Across Town
Local notices report Richards and wife traveling from York to Tone via France. Moore, a engineer at Hed Pinte helk ing Works, summoned in Los Angeles for an issue with his mother in law. Kelbo, county recorder, spent yesterday in Ter fopah with Mr and Mrs It Te Devin. WRICTITEEMEM, the cigar man, arrived to Tomapats to write letters for his benefactor. Alves Oepthwwcm eh of North ome mink AS from Mahatlan heads to New York after town duties. Menwoethy plans to return board his veinhett, then cumbinne to New York for government concerns and a pending case.
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France
Moore
Lam Andeles
Kelbo
Ae County
Ter Fopah
Bodaetlle
Tomapats
North
Mahatlan
New York
Tom Fagan Named President of Miners Union
Tom Fagan was elected president of the Tonopah Miners' Union with Thoman McManus reelected as secretary treasurer by an overwhelming majority. Votes tallied show candidates receiving scattered support, with several officers and trustees also chosen. The new officials will assume office at the first meeting in July.
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Tom Fagan
Miners’ Union
Tom Pagan
Tonopah
Guat Hannen
Na Vine
Jerry Donavan
G. No Henn
W. H H. Carter
Willan Brown
Larry Cook
Alex Main
Lewis Caffrey
John Troy
TK. Trupeatt
Deletow
the Shea
Fred Rowe
Stephen
D C. Younker
Antone Bonne
OG. N. Benny
W. H. Carter
Joe Murry
P. J. Meagh
Lewis Caffery
Patrick Murphy
L. Yount
John McGhian
Pew
Child Coat Found Circles of Woodcraft Item Report
A fragmentary note reports a child coat found associated with the Women of Woodcraft Tonopah Circle No 70. Sparse text indicates an owner may be sought and a clerk named Phy involved. Further readable details are unavailable.
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Woodcraft
Tonopah Circle
Mhemt Smadgeton Tk Waele
Fea
Ae Tin Oycommas
Phy
Charge Ryan With Helping Defendant Escape Service
Indianapolis report states Ty Asseciated Wreweeh, president of the Tron Workers, and Frank Webb aided George O'Donnell in evading service papers. They are linked to a dynamite conspiracy case after O'Donnell's release from prison. Ryan denies the specific charge but confirms union aid was provided amid suspected persecution.
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Indianapolis
Tie. 4
Tron Workers
Frank (. Webb
New York
George O'Donnell
Maamehu Potts
Crowes
Ryan
O'Donnedd
Ther
Bristow bill favors initiative and recall decisions
In Washington on December 4 a Bristow resolution proposed a constitutional shift allowing the president to submit to popular vote any measure recommended to Congress. It would trigger action if six months pass without Supreme Court ruling, with Congress potentially submitting an amendment to voters.
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Washington
Senate
den °Mier Bristow
Congress
Supreme Court
Report on County Offices by Major Monteath Presented
The board adjourned until Monday to hear Major J. H. Monteath, a port accountant, discuss investigations across county offices. Gale Frank, a Tonopah barber, long absent for Nevada City, remains seriously ill after pneumonia and surgery to remove oak. his return followed a two year absence from the camp.
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Board of Comity
J. H. Monteath
Monteath
Prank Gale
Nevada City
Gale
Tonopah
California
W. J. Douglas Buys Property Near Keeler
Edward Bahten leaves Tonopah for Darwin district California. Bahten sells interest in property adjoining Independence and Silver Oak to We Doves of Tonopal. deals involve shipments and development in Keeher district. Chicago pugilist Joknaan marries Miss Lavoie Owmaneron. ceremony at Stein home. trial by federal grand jury to follow.
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Edward Bahten
Tonopah
Darwin
California
Hahten Hee
Hie Property
Independenes Tand & Silver
Hirady
We Ductor
We Doves
Tonopal
Independ Door Company
Chicago
Wuern Pugilie
Mise Lavoie
Corrarolt
Crandl
Oleh
Judge Coleman to Hear District Court Docket in Tonopah
Judge Jen W. Coleman of Kentucky will preside in the district court during a one week stay in Tonopah. He plans to stay in town to review matters and appears to be arranging duty coverage while remaining on site.
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Philadel Rta
University of Pomnasivaria
Judge Coleman
Jen W. Coleman
Tonopaty
Coleman
Ue Benet
Nevada
Averiit
Fike
Tere
Carvon
Dycker
Wythaville Turmoil Resumes in Hitlewille Court Case
In Wythaville Virginia the trial over the murder of Commonwealth's Attorney Monter resumed. Testimony centered on a vial of Siow Aet and the rope used in an alleged attack on Allen's group. Roy King returns after extended absence to duties with the Heiuont company and will join Kita here for security and mining operations.
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Wythaville
Commonwealth
Avurney Monter
Palen
Floyd
Roy King
Heiuont Company
Te Taupe
Et Es Amd
Kita
Train Capture by Rebels Near Juarez
Refugees report rebels attacked a northbound Mexican Central passenger train below Juarez killing several federal soldiers, capturing others, robbing passengers, and burning cars. The raiders, led by Grose with Carraro, apparently mistook the train for an armored train and removed rails to ambush the train.
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EL Paso
Tex
Ber
Juarez
Grose
Carraro
Bride from Italy to wed miner in Round Mountain
Mary Galatto arrived from Italy to marry Dominic Galletta of Round Mountain after a long courtship. Galletta works at Sunnyarde mine and the couple obtained a marriage license from County Clerk Pohl amid family ties and shared names.
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Mary Galatto
Italy
Dominic Galletta
Rowant Mountain
Galletto
Sunnyarde
Round Mountain
Gallette
Warthont
Galette
Round Monnrath
Pohl
Namin
Roosevelt Declines Candidacy for Next Election
Norton reports Roosevelt will not run again for president, as quoted by Charles Samuel in a progressive banquet address. The remark comes amid a recent gubernatorial campaign by the defeated Pro-Party candidate, with Annetaed Promer and Tee Norton noted in coverage.
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Roosevelt
Promer Norton
Charles Samuee
Tax Exemption Ruling on Patented Claims by Judge Somers
A district court ruling upheld by the Supreme Court holds that patented mining claims with work valued at $100 or more are exempt from taxation. Attorneys Hoyt and Hewjoy argued for Athena and related mining companies that the state and county tax collectors should refrain from enforcing levies on patented claims valued at $100 each.
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Meter J Somers
Dbatriet
Tribune
Bomvero
Henry M. Hoyt
Benjamin J
Hewjoy
Staturday
Athena, Goldfield
Gohamd
Lange Mining
Death by own action shocks Minnesota town
A cryptic and garbled report from Annandale Minnesota references a 54 year old man James Eriékeon dying amid unclear circumstances. The text hints at poisoning and a hospital transfer along with mentions of Native Son Cook and Banana Office but the details are severely corrupted.
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Minneapores
Dee
James” Eriékeon
Annadale
Minn
Hitek
Currency Reform Plan Promises Central Banking Cooperation
In a Washington dispatch, Treasury Secretary MacVeagh urges currency reform aimed at uniting banks under a central agency free from political interference. He projects a deficit of twenty-two and a half million dollars for the current fiscal year, not counting Panama Canal expenditures.
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Washington
Dec
Treaury MacVeagh
Delegates Welcome at Harbors Congress and Road Builders Meet
Washington reports the National Rivers and Harbors congress opened with over four thousand delegates led by Senator-elect Rendell of Louisiana. President Taft formally welcomed them, stressing river improvements must focus on Moor prevention and Mississippi work. Cincinnati dispatch notes 1200 road builders assembled for the sixth annual American Road Builders association meeting. Eleven killed in rear end collision between two trains near Ranmavula.
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Washington
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Elect Ranndell
Louisiana
Taft
Mississippi River
Cincinnati
Onder
Senate takes testimony in Archbald case
The Senate impeachment trial of Judge Archbald of the commerce court opened with testimony today. Governors enjoy old fashioned oyster roast in Richmond. Died today: New York social figure Patents?
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Senate
Archbald
Washington
Commiarce Court
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