Congressional Lobby Exposed by a Committee
A committee reveals expenditure by eight manufacturers and the Federation of Labor for election activities. A disastrous fire at Lovelock yesterday morning caused significant losses totaling sixty thousand plus, with insurers noting coverage gaps. Names include Mig Meadow Inventient, Chadwick, John Shumate, Torrey development, Western Viton, Tilegraph, Shoby & Warren, Nevady Pack, Mark Wale bet, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovelock
Dee
SmoFiee
Peilts
Lawelock
Netitiead
Tome
Mig Meadow Inventient Company
Chadwick
John Shumate
Torre
Mulhall Charges Lifted in Lenders Lobby Controversy
Washington report on a House lobby committee inquiry into Mulhall charges presents a majority verdict and a supplemental report. It finds improper financing by the National Association of Manufacturers and the American Federation of Labor toward political nominations, while noting no proof of employer interference with employees' hours. Senate leaders delay currency debate awaiting holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perea
Washington
Dec
House Lobby Committee
Asegeiwilim
Ang Alepogyile Exputalin
Na-ional
Salinas Ferint Comuniemian Association
Abe
Asbineton City
Opal Toon Sharks
Atv Main Robbier
Jebbiee
Howe
McDermott
Mullin
Senate
Hoplie
Neéluon
Pankhurst Goes to Visit Daughter in Seemingly Calm Departure
The report notes Emmeline Pankhurst departing to visit her daughter amid a wave of leave granted by authorities. A transport arrival from the port and a train departure are described with little disruption, while the crowd and officials show muted response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pankhurst
Daughter
Panihurst
Parle
Depen
Mdielanne
Not a Shadow of Guilt Apparent in Murder Trial
A jury was told to dismiss the case against WEG Crate in the murder of Dr Helena Kimilter. The judge noted the state failed to connect Crile with the crime or prove motive. A New York Associated Press report notes questions about the evidence and timing, with local readers following updates on the trial and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benen
Ind
Helena Kimilter
Judee
Ald Howe
Kiabe
Crile
Muriter
Murderer Insanefor Eight Years
Elderly parents of the slain Ane Aumufien travel from Germany to seek clemency for the man who killed their child. The case highlights the long pursuit of justice and potential commutation or pardon discussions.
Refugees from Chihuahua Seek Admission on Border
A flood of about four thousand refugees, rich and poor, flee Chihuahua seeking admission at the border. The report notes many civilians will be allowed to proceed later, while others depart by train and car, facing harsh conditions, with valuables abandoned en route and food scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Chinahua Reinew
Tedierad
Elyiliane
Oylinaes
Chita
Government charged in elaborate false weight scheme
In San Francisco on December 9 the U S district court heard the case against Western Fuel Co officers and directors for defrauding the United States by short weighing of coal cargoes. Indicted are John L Howard president James F Smith manager etc with evidence from grand jury detailing a threefold scheme and overcharges across multiple customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Fuel CO
San Francisco
Wester Pyel
United States
Maurice T. Dooling
John Fe Howard
Jamies F Smith
le Rehmaldh
Hubert Bruce
Riduvey V. Amith
Veedertek Mille
Mayer
Wolgiar
Meyrard J. Stalth
John L. McNab
District of California
Waelington
Tridl
Vilante
Mrt
Sullivan
Theodore Koehe
Colindel
Digge Caminett
Alteal
Ove Arin Ceanaport
Wner
Toyo Kiten Kateha Hite
Wrmnd
Thane Coltters
Pitt
Motion Denied for Bail in Fred Weir Case
Lite yesterday afternoon Wrad B. Wale applied for bail but Hunterton Averill overruled the motion. The prisoner was remanded back to the sheriff’s custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Weir
Rebels Disable Gunboat Tuxpan and Seize Dynamite
Report from Mexico City dated December 9 states General Aguilar and twenty rebels seized the gunboat Tuxpan at Tuxpan, overpowering the crew, disabling machinery, and capturing a quantity of dynamite. Federals were caught unaware as the attack unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mexico City
Dee 9
Raising the limit on parcels post and rate cuts
Washington announces after January first the parcels post rates will drop across zones three to six with lowered first pound costs and reduced additional pound charges. The maximum weight beyond zone two increases from 11 pounds 10 to 20 pounds while parcels and books gain access to higher limits. George Bette is seized with a querry wooll tax and forced to sit in front of Noel store. Milford find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
George Bette
Noel
Milford Find
Fire protection and sewers to be taken up Monday
The water case is reopened and public utilities commissioners will hear testimony next Monday on fire protection and sewer concerns. Proposals include a 15000 to 20000 dollar upgrade with a 2500 gallon tank, high pressure hydrants, and an expanded network to safeguard the town, plus possible elimination of septic tanks if health risks persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canmion
Bord
Hetween
Einoer
Cammiaston Fe
Hepweher
Eityon
Commission
Main Street
Ite
Can
Ahollah
Attorney General McReynolds Opposes Trust Dissolution Plan
Washington reports McReynolds in his first department report opposes dissolution of unlawful combinations but seeks remedies within existing laws. He proposes retiring federal judges after ten years service with new appointments, and urges removal rights for the president for cause. The Sherman Act enforcement is stressed with many investigations but few formal prosecutions, noting substantial anti trust activity and investigations into industrials and banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewey Washington
McReynolds
Law
Congress
Truss
Anne
Feu
Futore
Reynolds
Iter
Eet of
Men” General
MMM
Aueh
Luggest
Gaya
Gupapyi
Woniale
McReynoldy
United States
Bureau of Investigation
Veteral
Tonopah Woman's Club Changes Meeting Venue and Schedule
At the final business meeting the Tonopah Woman's Club voted to hold December February meetings in the new schoolhouse, not the Christian Science church, to save fuel costs. The board of education granted use of a school room, with the first November business session set for the school route Friday afternoon at 3. All members should attend to hear results of welfare, civic service, music, and ward activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Christian Science Church
Oater
Board of Waveation
Tonopat Woman's Elist
Civic Servion
Music
Watory
Smith Goes East to Attend Meat Convention
W B Smith, a popular meat cutter known as Hg and longtime member of the T. G. Meat company, left for the east Sunday to attend the Meat Cubteral Association of North America and to inquire into the high content of Yeung. He will be away about a week or two. At the depot they bid him a warm sendoff and a cordial return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Smith
T. G. Meat Company
Governor Toner Elected President in National League
Pennsylvania Governor John K. Toner was chosen as president at the National League meeting in New York. The session also touched on automobile industry objections and related events, with brief remarks on motor mobility and regional interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John K. Toner
Pennsylvania
National League
Band of Gypsies Leaves Town After Warming Visit
A fragmented report notes a group described as the Miltest Pack of brutes departed after a visit to Tonopa, with locals citing unsettled harboring of witches and a warning that they may not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopa
Kramer Hill Mine Sold For 250000
The Kramer Hill mining property near Golvondy was closed with A W Stowe as broker. Purchasers are JT Ballbeany, Jake Borger, and associates from San Francisco and Seattle. sale price cited as 350000 with possession on January 1. Company officers and many stockholders based in Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer Hi Ming
Golvondy
A. W. Stowe
Focal Mbning
Ballbeany
Jake Borger
Nowdciaten
San Francisco
Seattle
Kramer Hill
Kramer
God Ledter
M. A. Fyke
A. Sweet
Conmipatty
Kansas City
Venturdiy
Crittenden
Remains of Mrs Em Clemo to be Interred in Tonopah
Arrangements made for funeral of Mrs Clemo with interment set in local cemetery. Services to be conducted by Reverend Swander at Wotweatt & Cav anagh undertaking parlor. Mrs Clemo’s mother, Mrs May of Springville California, cannot attend due to illness. The 1 year old child will be cared for by grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas. EM
Clymo
Tonopah
Olle Shokan
Stee
Bom
Clemo
Spriveville
Taare County
Cal
Mew Clymo
Somerray Aternoon
Wotweatt & Cavanagh
Ty Rew
Swander
Devound
Mrad
May
Springville
HiltWins
Dublin Port Dockers End Strike
The port and dock workers have agreed to resume work and the strike is ended. The port will reopen tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Aiy Assoctiated
Treme Hunlin
Dee Y
Tntaaport
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Manufacturers and Federation of Labor
Mulwall
Natonal Association of Manufacturers
American Fedéeration
Howe of Representatives
McDonald
Beveo
Exeter
Helena Knabe
Brazos River
Gotham
Timmy Moran
May Wade
Eldner
Sehmidi
Germany
Tee
Ivmiepordomke
Mlangelde
Army
W.reynolds
Antitrust Law
Woman's Club
Smith
Samy
Solconda
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