Tonopah Mining Buys Mizpah Extension Mine For Early Development
Tonopah Mining Co advances in Nevada by acquiring the Mizpah Extension group for early development. The firm declares a quarterly dividend of 2 cents per share totaling 250 000, bringing ten year cumulative profits to about 12.45 million, with strong faith in ongoing silver output and regional development.
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Tonopah Mining
Mizpah Extension Mine
Tonopah Mining Co
Harry Kpatine
Philadelphia
Tonopah Mining Company
Extension Company
Prowerr Ira
Bye Claims Incorporated
Howton
Miapah
Tonopah
Nevada
Baten
Artie Lawrr
Sion
Montana Tonopah
Belmont
Migpah
Tle
Kelwon
Srwalver
Bowrrow Etalin
Hetmont
Tonopah Belmont
Bel Font
DA. Peagier
Tanopal Mulling Company
Philadelpnia
Directire Heal
Goring
Tonopah Placers
Breckinridge, Cola
Panama Mining Company
Nicaragua
Tonopah & Goldfield Allroad Company
ONE GERMAN PACIFIC FLEET LEFT AS CRUISER NURNBERG SINKS
Reports from Tokyo and London confirm the German cruiser Nurnberg sunk near the Pacific theater. German vessels Falkland, Leipzig, and others reportedly lost in the battle with British forces. casualties and prisoners not yet confirmed.
Germans Slain by Russians With Aid of Searchlight
Desperate fighting reported on the left tank of the Vintala where German advance was repulsed with aid from searchlights used by Russians. The article notes Allied counteractions and mentions operations near Argonne as Allied forces repair and press the line.
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Nurnberg
Beer Eunk
Weifluh Warshiv
Dredden
Petrograd
Vintala
Not Prepared for War with a First Rate Nation
A Washington report outlines views on wartime readiness. Gardner questions army strength and defense sufficiency, criticizing reliance on partial estimates and urging stronger mobilization. He warns that without adequate forces and fortifications, a major war could overwhelm the nation.
Navy favors steady submarine program says cabinet member
In a Washington briefing dated December 10 the cabinet member says the president supports continuing the regular submarine construction plan and an ambitious naval expansion. He urges 100 submarines and a battlestip while backing steady development and universal disarmament through international agreement.
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Washington
Deu
Seerei Daniels
Hoe
Only Two Salons Open in Elko Town
Town officials revoke permits as saloons in Elko are shut after the murder case of Wyoming cattleman John Coble. Coble reportedly left money at poker tables, triggering the action.
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Elko
Planty
John Coble
Kate
John Clifford Married to Miss Minnie Martin
John Clifford of Biendale and Biome Cably wed Minnie Martin daughter of Mrs. John Martin at the bride’s home with Pather larearan officiating. After a short honeymoon the couple will reside at Stone Cabin.
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John Clifford
Minnie Martin
Down, Clifford
Biendale
Biome Cably
Edward Clifford
Howard Mike Mitnies Martin
John Martin
Ruby 101
Kureka Eounty
Moth
Wat Satantay
Pather
Fire at Edison plant damages West Orange factory
A major fire at the Thomas A Edison manufacturing plant in West Orange destroyed eleven buildings and damaged others, with losses estimated at $7,000,000. About seven thousand workers were affected, with many left temporarily unemployed and several workers reported missing. Kal Sop’s laboratory and records were reportedly saved amid the chaos.
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Benge West Orange
Dee
Thomas A
Howas A. Edison Companies
Deo
Kalsop
Expert Excused by Court Owing to Bad Attack
Edmond Junker a West Rid expert on the witness stand was excused due to a severe tonsillitis attack. Chandler testified about North dipping vein developments and MacNamara West End geology while noting prior experience in Vinh and California.
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Edmond Junker
West Rid Company
Bonet
Dave
Crokn
Courtle Lindley
Husler Counaet
Dot Wo Chandler
Werminal MacNamara
Army seeks 25 000 more troops and 1 000 officers
Secretary of War Carl Garrison urges in his annual report to President Wilson a plan to raise the regular army by 25,000 soldiers and 1,000 officers to a total around 120,000, plus a larger reserve force. He notes current mobilization needs in the Canal Zone Hawaii and the Philippines and stresses prepared self defense.
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Martington Bice
Wilson
United States
Hawaii
Philippines
Europe
America
Ta Eoynhe
Prrnant
Garrison
Neas
Justice Department outlines major proposed amendments to commerce law
Attorney General Gregory reports to Congress detailing a broad review of the department's year. He urges amendments to the commodities clause to curb carriers with any internal interests selling coal from mines under railroad control. He cites hard coal combine pressures in eastern Pennsylvania and discusses enforcement of the Sherman act, along with results from white slave case investigations and prosecutions.
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Prem
Washington
Gregory
Congress
Department of Justice
Department
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Such & Corporation
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
New England
Bureau of Investigation
Defeat of Villa on the Road to Tampico Reported
Washington dispatches quote General Lopez de Lara announcing that Villa’s column was defeated near Velasco and routed at Tampilco Moralis, closing on Tampico as the capital of Michoán, with scarce details remaining.
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Villa
Tampico
Prem Washington
Dee. K
Com Wity Douatiers
Lopee de Lara
Ville Troowe
Velasco
Leary Ionkes
Thie Wan Villa
Tamipire
Morolis
Michokian
Murata
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Jatin Innan
Ent
Charles B. Kpox
Whe Meral
Willian Uiaun
Charles F Griffith
Arthur HL. Lawry
Guperintendent
Peay
Tonopik Mining Company
Pacific Fleet
von Dresten
Ant Nurnbere
Hitore
Crag
Argenting
Tokio
South Atlantic
Otumorn Sehurohorat
Cnekee Bay
Leipzig
Lainwen
Japan
Pru
Ty Cone
London
France
Arin Ty
Mrhnce
Argonne
Gardner
Jay Sweat
Liecemache
Sirew
Daniels
Daffy
United
Edigon
Iyi
Chandler
West End Company
Honanea
United States Army
Pejalare
Uris
Dept. OF Justice
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