Rear Admiral warns belligerents on Tampico neutral zone
Reports say American outpowis repulsed rebels and seized banks along the Tampico river. Troops aboard Chester and Troy faced rebels near Tampico, while 3000 aboard Lagololin evacuated. German ships Kronprinz and others ferried troops. Neutral zone protection warned against fighting near Tampico.
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Third Annual Charity Ball of the Elms Tonight
The Third Annual Charity Ball of the Elms is set for this evening at Miners’ Exchange. Music by the Hiker Orchestra features selections from popular and court tunes with a dance program and a supper service to raise funds for a local cause.
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Ufa
Otter
Insanity Trick A Looms In Murder Trial
A murder trial features questions of insanity and premeditation as the defense challenges the prosecution's evidence. The scene centers on the defendant and his ailing father on the court steps, with clerks and officials noting clemency pleas and sentencing implications.
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New York
Temperature Report from Milehont Yesterday
The report notes Milehont temperature at 44 degrees for yesterday with a low around 92 degrees. A year ago the readings were different.
Storm Bound Mail Arrives From East in Turbulent Delivery
A storm affected Atlantic mail flow as trains and carts struggled to move from the storm-stricken region east of the mountains. Workers reported delays with many parcels, including newspapers, arriving late amid rubble and obstructed routes.
Averill to dispose of Kolach child under court order
The jury ruled the Kolach child lacks proper parental control and left custody to Judge Averill. The court may restore the child to mother Elizabeth Wolusol with restrictions. the mother is willing to amend past neglect. The jury recommended the child be placed with parents once they leave the Water Street residence, with visit rights for the father during the transition.
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Averill
Kolach
Rollig
Pelythot Hood
Water Street
Hasinens
Tonopah Joy Riders Won’t Be Prosecuted
Mark Lille and Dave Graham, returned from Goldfield by Chief Frank, admitted to an attempted joy ride in W. O. Viresbar’s automobile with two women. They claimed no intent to steal, just to enjoy a ride, while police and observers disputed the tale amid local controversy.
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Mark Lille
Dave Graham
Goldfield
Frank
Loviciet
W. O. Viresbar
Tirenner
Lopez Elusive And Not Found
The report notes Lopez remains elusive and not found. Associated Press coverage references Wingham Fye and ongoing searches. The piece alludes to water supply issues and multiple discarded schemes, with speculation that a damaged or abandoned pump may be involved.
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Associated Pres
Wingham
Battle in front of Minerh Hall Calumet ends in clash
In Calumet Michigan on December 1 a rifleman confrontation between miners and authorities occurred in the South Range district. A deputy was seriously wounded and an ensuing raid uncovered ammunition stockpiles.
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Minerghall
Calumet
Calumet, Mich
Wiikers
South Range
Mindrabatt
Billy Newell Dies at the Soldiers Rest
The tale recalls Billy Newell a longtime Tonopah Indice pensioner. He left the county hospital for a pension at Sawtell, Cul, died November 26 at 69 after separation from old comrades and life in a mild climate. He served with a Michigan regiment and was once a Blacksmith in Austin. The Ladies Belief Corps plan pension transfer to his San Francisco widow.
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Women's Belief Corps
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Tonopah
Cir County
Sawtelld
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Diackemith
Austin
Ani
Wedding Bell Fragments Confirm Anderson Mer HM Nuptials
Swander of the Prosty swelan chordhinet tilt ctteliratid the nuptial ceremony unuas Ar thur Anderson and Mine Mary Mer HM. Ceremony at Fe20 home of the bride's elder Mrs. W Stevens in Florence Avenue. A supper was served to guests.
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Swander
Arthur Anderson
Mary Mer
W. Stevens
Florence Avene
Colorado Mineral Output Surpasses 61 Million If Pig Iron Counted
New York dispatch notes Colorado’s 1912 mineral production valued at 68 067 290 with gold totaling 18 588 002 and lead leading other minerals. pig iron, mainly imported from New Mexico and Wyoming, could push total past 61 million. The New Haven stock slid to 63 14 then recovered after a surprise dividend suspension caused market shock.
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United States
Aubrey
New Mexico
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Panfornia
New York
Thin
New Haven Railroad
Wall Street
Portland Mayor cleans out police amid probes
In Portland Oregon the mayor ordered a purge of the police force as investigators from the city service commission probe gambling and irregularities in the police department. Three rioters were condemned by court martial in the Seubert riots.
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Ore
Elgit Servicg Commiaston'e
Strausbing
Tee
President Wilson Relapses and Cancels Engagements
President Wilson is reported indoors with a relapse from his cold and has canceled all engagements for Monday. Secretary Lane will report on the senate emergency debate concerning Burton’s attack on the regional bank feature and support for central bank substitutes and the constitutional prohibition amendment before the Judiciary committee.
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Washington, Dee, LL
Wilson
Lane
Senate
Burton
Lyman Convicted and Freed on Indictment
Grant Lyman was convicted on one count and freed on five others on charges related to promoting lands and mailing practices. The jury deliberated about twenty four hours. He faces sentencing on December 29. Also noted is a New York race report and a mention of labor blank proofs for sale at Bonanza.
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Amy Answellandt
Peewee
Los Angeles
Grant Lyman
Mally
Jefrord
Lyman
Tonopah Pioneer Died in Goldfield
Obituary notes the death of Thomas Mieming eight years old in Goldfield due to infant illness. He was a noted Tonopah district locator known as Hotton Tom, with a colorful career aiding rich mines under George Wingfield. Survived by a widow and several California residing children. Peace be to his memory. Oregon wool growers denounce Democrats. Oregon wool growers denounce tariff and free wool measures as betraying platforms. Describes meeting in Portland accusing tariff support by Democrats.
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Tonopah
Goldfield Hospital
California
Wotkaw
Jim Buller
Jim Buller Mlenithg
Klondyke
Fortune
Mieming
Tonopal
Hotton Tom
George Wingfield
Goldfield
Oregon
Texas Damages At $6,000,000 Reported
A garbled Texas brief notes property losses and damage estimates near six million dollars following a disaster. The fragment mentions Houston and county areas, with unclear details on causes and timing.
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