Standardized Fire Service Plan Weighs Tonopah Needs
Mathews of the Board of Underwriters visits Tonopah to study topography, water supply, and fire protection. He outlines a proposed high pressure system with two million gallon tanks, eight inch mains, and a centralized alarm network to reduce insurance rates and improve fire response contingent on local funding and bonds.
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Tonopah
Te T, Mathews
Voetie
Ban Prendeen
Mathews
Ife
Burntam
Compitn
Nore
Riights of Til Company
Burnhare Wan San Pentoisco
Sandrate Ciico
Brougher Avenue
Bryan Avenue
Erans
St. Pat.rick
Central Street
Russia Claims Europe Objects Final Success At Lodz
London reports the Battle of Lodz ended in success for Russian troops with German prisoners and machine guns being brought into Lodz. A Petrograd dispatch notes tension over Arizona law affecting foreign workers, with protests from the British and Hungarian ambassadors citing nationality guarantees.
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Russia
Europe
Arizona
Lodz
British Muslims Taken Away From Holy War Scene
Report from Constantinople states England and Meade plan to send Portuguese troops to reinforce in Barone. An official US affidavit confirms German civilians were arrested in Moroes at the war’s outbreak and sent to Algeria. French officers allegedly incited locals to attack them. two men and a woman died from the mistreatment.
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Constantinople
England
Meade
Servien
Barone
Moroes
Turkey Declares War Amid War News Reports
Tur keys proclamation of a holy war against Berlin and its allies is expected to be announced tomorrow. The Valley bank, closed weeks ago, will reopen under the guidance of the Gu Valley Hawk and Trost company. West End ships bullion for November cleanup via Wells Fargo. Forty three thousand one hundred twenty ounces valued around two hundred twenty five thousand dollars were shipped.
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Phorm Poe
Gii Valley Hawk and ‘Trost Company
Wells Fargo
Thin Iain Hine
Soldier shot across the line sparks border clash
Rioting across the border leaves a Mexican civilian dead and two Americans wounded as Mexican fire hits a US post office area. Private Jota Myth of the Tenth cavalry was shot in the thigh while Miller and others report casualties on both sides amid ongoing skirmishes near Necoc.
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Raitta Eivers
United States
Jota Myth
Tenth Cavalry
Miller
Neco
Sabori
New Haven Gas Officials Plead Not Guilty in Court
William Rockefeller and several former New Haven directors face indictment for alleged violation of the watchdog trust law. The group reportedly abated and entered pleas of not guilty as the case proceeds in court.
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New Haven
EAT
Tico
William Rockfeller
Sven
Rube Marquard Signs With the Federals
New York National League pitcher Rube Marquard signs a contract with the Brooklyn Federals, marking a notable league switch. The move places a prominent NY player with the Federals, signaling shifting team plans and potential impact on the pennant race.
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Tor Beedupe Marquard
Brooklyn Federals
Italy's Attitude in Conflict Sparks Parliamentary Debate
In Rome Premier Salandra urges Italy to stay neutral amid war tensions. Deputies denounce what they call Italy's weak stance as demonstrations by deputies signal growing readiness for action. A further word from Salandra could prompt a formal declaration.
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Rome
Salandra
Italy
Lialy
Lapriole
No Settlement of the Coal Strike in Eastern Ohio
A joint conference of miners and operators adjourned without settlement of the wage dispute in eastern Ohio where about 15,000 men are idle. Talks aimed at ending the coal strike broke off over the original wage figures.
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Ohio
Associated Oreany
Cleveland
Roth
Montana Copper Men Weary of Waiting
After a conference with the state department on copper shipments to Europe Senator Meyers of Montana warned that unless Europe adopts a more copper-friendly stance, several Montana mines may have to shut down. He said a policy shift is expected soon, otherwise production would be curtailed.
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Montana
State Department
Europe
Meyers
Mertain
Year shows rise in merchant marine figures in New York
The annual Lloyds register of shipping reports a fiscal year where world shipping expanded with 2,020,185 tons added. About 60 percent of the total tonnage served the British Empire. A public disclosure was made today amid advertising about value and bargains.
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New York
Lloyds’ Resister of Shipping
Pullman Extra Fares Under Interstate Inquiry
The extra fare for drawing room or compartment use on Pullman cars will be examined by Examiner Wood of the Interstate Commerce Commission in Reno on December 1. Complaints were filed by George Wingfeld of Reno and Grant Crumley of Tonopah. The case involves two tickets per adult for a drawing room and could affect many railroads nationwide. Murray Scott of Tonopah sought information and was advised to contact Frank L. Heber or the Bonanza editor for guidance.
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Carson City
Folkronds
Passenghre
Examiner Wood
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reno
Tuit Ready
George Wingfeld
Grant Crumley
Tonopah
Commington
Nevada
Murray Scott
Bonanes
Beet
Mr. Scott
Frank L. Heber
Winnemacca
Bonanza
Mizpah and Tonopah Clash in Night High School Cage
Tonight thevaswer dal team of the High School hosts Mizpah in the second game of the season at the High School gym with an 8 o'clock start. A preliminary girls game is planned. Arrangements for a Tax Vegas game are in progress but not assured. The Tonopah team faces Goldfield on December 1 in Goldfield against Unity club, a prior winner on their home court November 20. Lineups list O Connell, Tamblyna, Pratt, Suda, Gilbert, Bowler, Regan, Stotenbury and more. In other news Fred O Kay, former conductor on the ore train of the 7, & G. railroad, was sent to Danville, Arkansas at the request of his sister Mrs Maggie Airheart of Fort Smith.
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Vaswer Dal
Llso
Tax Vegas
Tonopah
Goldfield
Tomate
Cuddy
Sexton O'Connell
Butler
Stoh
O A. O'Connell
Tamblyna
Pratt
Suda
Gilbert Bowler
Regan
Stotenbury
Arkansas
Fred O. Kay
Danville
Ark
Mra
Maggie Alrheart
Fort Smith, Ark
Second Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Burton Case
Francis Burton will face a third trial in January after the second jury, seven to five, could not reach a verdict on burglary charges. The four day case occupied the district court as jurors listed include M J Curley and J F Gilbert among others. Attorney Richards defended the prisoner.
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Francis Burton
M. J. Curley
W. PB Clendenoin
Leon Kind
Rob T. Harding
John Nichols
J. W. Henderson
George C. Ferris
William W. Maupin
J. F. Gilbert
D. J. Fitzgerald
Andrew Service
Ed. Rotholte
Richards
Prioner
Scientist President Elected At American Health Association
Pia Tqrsonge, professor William L. Sedgwick of Reaton were elected leaders as the American Health Association convened in New York for its 1916 convention. Sedgwick named president with Pia Tqrsonge gaining a high post. event noted during adjournment.
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Willam L. Sedgwick
Reaton
American Health Association
Foodwater
N. Y
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