Roosevelt says new party will develop leader soon
At the progressive national conference Colonel Roosevelt declares the party will not seek terms with Republicans or Democrats. Benster Dizon outlines a plan to establish a permanent party, while Roeenvelt criticizes the Idaho Supreme Court for contempt rulings against editors.
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Roosevelt
ACT OF Idaho
Supreme Court
Prema Licago
Republicia
Democratic
Benster Dizon
Ronnevelt
Mdahe
Kankas
Reynevelt Mahi
Progressive Party
Governor Oddie Angers Over Thatcher Appointment
In Washington Governor Oddie of Nevada, rushed to the capital with other governors, denounces the appointment of George B Thatcher of Tonopah as attorney general by Lieutenant Governor Rows. Oddie plans possible recall while others praise the governor for decisive action.
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Sacramento Union
Harry Brown
Washington
Bie
Oddie
George Thatcher
Gilbert Rows
Nevada
Reng
Jenro
Shoul
George B Thatcher
Tonopah
Fifty Posses Make Search Train Bandits
Fragmented news note describes posse activity in pursuit of train bandits in London. Mentions efforts by lawmen, energy and control cited, with reference to a large monetary stake and a tense security environment.
Miners Should Be Aided In Their Work Says Officials
In San Francisco on December 10 W G Mendenhall for the Interior department urged aiding miners to develop mineral resources. He said Secretary Fisher would back giving miners exclusive privileges on lands with mineral deposits and prior rights of location.
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Francisco
W. G. Mendenhall
Department of the Interior
Fisher
Myers
Two Tonopah Firms Levy Assessments in Wake of Stock Decline
Two Tonopah companies, the North Star and Great Western, levied assessments after a sharp drop in national stocks. The measures were announced this afternoon, with details outlining the amounts and procedures.
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Tonopah
North Star
Great Western
Cennerie
Jim Flynn to face McCarty in ring tonight
Boxing card announces Jim Flynn will fight McCarty in a featured ring bout tonight. Other notes mention local names and events, though specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
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Jim Flynn
M'Carty
San Francisco Opens Voting on Ten City Charter Amendments
Voters in San Francisco are casting ballots today on ten proposed amendments to the city charter. Key measures include district allowance for district-level voting, two platoon systems for the fire department, reduced duty hours, and changes to municipal government, exposition issues, and the rail transit franchise.
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San Francisco
Ban Francisco
Jastie
Tire Department
Attoet Railway
Accused promoter testifies in dynamite conspiracy trial
In Indianapolis Michael Young a promoter and executive board member testifies on his own behalf denying participation in the McNamara dynamite plot He faces charges over approving a ten month appropriation to McNamara for dynamite purposes and is linked to non union bombing targets Evidence shows ihr names and relations between Young and McNamara at the trial.
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Indianapolis
Michael Young
McNamara
Young
Inon Workers
Mo iManigalav
Tonepal
Thomas J. Loneh
Wolfe
Millen
Enay
Ministers Seek Divorce Law Changes at Nevada Assembly
A Nevada ministerial convention in Reno endorses three laws: health certificates for marriage applicants, residency proof for divorce, and establishing an industrial school. A committee will press lawmakers in Carson City while members recruit support across counties. The meeting, also featuring civic events, urged broad backing and noted volunteer fire department involvement.
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Nevada Miniateral Association
Reno
Ministerial Association
State of
Nevada
Carvon City
Caatish Battleship Sinks Unknown Steamer
Fragmentary report notes a caatish battleship sinking an unknown steamer near an unnamed port. The text is garbled with multiple garbled names and dates, making specifics uncertain. Further clarification from the original page is needed to confirm entities and location.
WHEE RANKIN WELL KNOWN ON PACIFIC COAST
WHEE RANKIN WAS A FAMILIAR FIGURE on the Pacific Coast in earlier life. The text mentions his appearances with Masolie and connections to theater figures, noting his reputation and various associations.
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Whee Rankin
Pacific Coast
Mr. Rankin
Pacific
Thales
Vanek
Hamid
Rene Demy
Pigeon Flies 500 Miles From Tonopah to Los Angeles
A Tonopah carrier pigeon owned by 11 year old John Laine escaped from a Lace family barn and completed a remarkable 500 mile flight to Los Angeles in about 16 hours. Mrs Luce and her daughter pursued the bird, which was later found safe in Los Angeles where it arrived by express. The bird, a prize item in southern California, had not previously attempted such a journey.
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Tonopah Canon
Los Angeles
Has Tay
John Laine
Ben D Lace
Fie Lace
Croan Street
Lues
California
New Pythian Lodge elects officers for January
Mizrah Lodge No. 26 Knights of Pythias elected new officers at the semiannual meeting. Officers named include Chancellor Commander WE Smith, Vice Chancellor Alfred Kelly, Prelate T A McDutt, Master of Work Stuart McDonald, Keeper of Records W G Walker, Master of Finance Lemon Ballet, Inner Guard Albert Silver, Cuter Guard Emery Marty, and others. Installation will occur in January with Ar gent Temple Pythian Sisters. Paydays in Tonopah distribute about 250000 in checks to employees, boosting local business after a strong preceding month. Copper producers report copper stocks rising by 419006 pounds from the prior month.
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Mizrah Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Argentt Temple
Pythian Shiiers
WE. Smith
Alfred Kelly
T. A. McDutt
Stuart McDonald
Recerie
Weal
W. G. Walker
Lemon Ballet
Albert Silver
Cuter Cuard
Emery Marty
Thister
Lavupan
Tonopah Mining Camp Seen Steady in Lynch Interview
In Tonopah, Thomas J. Lynch, a longtime resident and booster, touts the town as the greatest mining camp in the world. He notes many people, available housing, ongoing operations, and rising activity, asserting Tonopah’s stability and growth despite current challenges.
Local Briefs Include Movers From Coast and City Arrivals
A jumble of names and phrases notes several arrivals and departures in the city and nearby areas. Jake Goorfriend from Goldfield checks in with morning postal and news duties, Eugene Howell attends a funeral in Onteimnd, and Maurice Fink is listed among other notable local figures while Pat Flynn and others are tied to various plans and movements this season.
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Jake Goorfriend
Ifrom Goldfield
Taies
Thie City
San Hran
Elece
Mita
New York
Jrma
Eugene Howell State Bink Examiner
Einige Merrier
Fon Carson
Californaa
Tonopeh
Andrews
Levine Maedullah
San Praackeen
Maurice Fink
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Bakersfield
Hanley
Weavy Insurance
Petan
London
Miners’ Association
Alvin
Bettina Farter
Nevada Theater
Me Participante
Soni Clanny
Jimmy Welch
Robbie Trudgeon
Ma Lchiniwt
George Murphy
Volunteer Fire Department
Knights OF Columbus
Grane
Homer
Eeee
Pythian Lodge
Copper Producers’ Union
Tonopan
Lynch
Trmeehn
Patirh Flynn
Mt Petrichs Chucen
Mebbe Minott
Tem
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