Montana Tonopah Finds Lost Ledge Ore at Depth
The Montana Tonopah mine reports a large ore body found on the 760 level beneath a dacite intrusion. Company president Charles Knox and designer F L Boaqui confirm a substantial ore deposit near the Martha vein, with potential for milling quality and further development at the 800 level 300 feet north of the shaft.
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Montana
Tonopah
Thomases
Montana Tonovah
Charles Eo Knosx
Knox
Deportation rumors swirl as Goldfield workers return to jobs
Gedrge Wingfield was not arrested today as promised for alleged law violations over workers traveling to a Consolidated plant. Deputy Bart Knight failed to locate the reported deported men, while the Mine-Gunners' Association halted the carpenters and electricians wage clause for ten days, prompting Nevada Light and Power to adjust pay. Operators plan another meeting to decide next steps.
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Goldfield
Bec
Gedrge Wingfield
Consolidated
Western Federation of Miners
Swallow
Bart Knight
Carpenters and Electric
Mine-Gunners' Association
Nevada Light and Power Company
Carpenters and Electricians
Embargo on Goldfield Freight Misattributed
Salt Lake dispatch reports the embargo on Goldfield freight was imposed by the Tonopah and Goldfield railroad, a Southern Pacific feeder, not the Salt Lake route. Harriman road officials say hundreds of Nevada merchants lack cash to pay freight on consignments.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake
Tonopah
Field Railroad
Southern Pacffc
Man
Nevada
Assignment made by Brus Shoe Co of Jefferson City
Associated Press report from Jefferson City Missouri notes that B Brus Shoe Manufacturing Company assigned its assets for the benefit of creditors with total assets valued at about ninety thousand dollars. In Chicago, December 13, Richard F Walton, a Black man, was hanged for the murder of Mrs Louie Grant last September.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Si. B. Brus’ Shoe Manufacturing Company
Maninaes
Negroy Hanghd
Chicago
Richard F. Walton
Louie
Grant
Conditions On The Mend From December Trade Review
In New York December trade remains generally easing with only gradual return to normalcy. Wholesale and jobbing quiet, industry slightly slackened, no sector brisk as in recent years. U.S. failures for week ending December 12 totaled 284, Canada 69. Dun and Company forecast improved confidence for January 1 amid holiday impact. Stockholm notes King Oscar of Sweden lying in state in royal castle chapel in admiral’s uniform.
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New York
United States
Canalan
Fatures
R. G. Dun and Company
Stockholm
Duc
Oscar of
Sweden
Royal Castle
Busy Day in Goldfield as War Scare Grows
In Goldfield a busy scene unfolds at Hotel Casey with General Panston in session and a crowd of business leaders weighing troop needs and wage cuts. Mine Owners Association leaders face talks on price reductions while deputies and officials monitor outcomes. Governor Sparks comments on troops remaining through winter as General Funston reports the severe local situation to Washington.
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Goldfield
Casey
Pa Uctlar
Panston
Mine Owners Association
Columbia Street
Amivetation
Casey Hotel
Sparks
General Funston
War Department
Washington
Department
Funston
Law against employer agreements to limit union membership
The act prohibits employers from entering into any oral or written agreement with current or prospective employees that requires them to refrain from joining or to abandon labor organizations. Violations are misdemeanor offenses with fines from fifty to three hundred dollars or imprisonment from twenty five days to five months, or both. The act repeals conflicting prior laws.
Murderers Granted 30 Day Respite in Deming Hanging
In Deming on December 13 Governor Curry granted a thirty day respite to condemned murderers Martin Amador and Magdelene Saballoz, halting the planned double execution as preparations had been completed.
Accident Fatality in Preston Home Fire
Joseph Johnson suffered a kerosene flare up while cleaning a basin in his Preston Idaho residence. He escaped through the door with a basin as his wife and baby were fatally burned. the mother sustained severe injuries and the infant died in her arms. The incident prompted emergency recovery efforts.
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Joseph Johnson
Bartnett and Brown Are Both in Jail
In San Francisco Assistant District Attorney Cook announced that securities of the Colton estate deposited with the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company were allegedly sold to Geo. Gould of New York. J Dalzell Brown and Bartnett, tied to Gould’s Western Pacific venture, face embezzlement charges as the bank’s assets vanished. Bail was raised from 75000 to 200000, and Brown and Bartnett remain in jail.
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Amocited Presse
San Francisco
Dixtriet
Cook
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Colton Estate
Geo. 4
Gould
New York
W. J. Bartnett
Trust Comany
New
Western Pacific Railroad
Colton
Bartnett
J. Dalzell Brown
David F. Walker
Brown
Sherty
Dunne
Superior Court
Jall
Tonopah Plans New Forty Stamp Mill Expansion
Tonopah Extension Mining Company directors announce a new forty stamp mill to be built near the mine with future expansion to one hundred stamps. President Donald B. Gillies returns from the East with details and says ore bodies look promising while work proceeds at once. He will oversee affairs locally as plans advance and finance from the East resumes.
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Tonopah
Bonanza
Nevada
Gillies
Montgomery
Deadly fear of the vendetta grips Battle Creek
Michael Ohura, a Macedonian, lies in hopeless condition after a Thursday assault with fatal wounds. Police detain a Macedonian suspect as Ohura and his friends refuse to aid investigators, fearing vendetta.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Michael Ohura
Ohtura
Fifty Years For A Cheap Watch Robbery
Fresno judge today sentenced Julius Smith, age 22, to life imprisonment for highway robbery. He robbed J W Gorrell last October, making off with a cheap watch in the incident.
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Associated Presa
Fresno
Julius Smith
J.W. Gorrell
Smith
Woman to die for Moscow bomb attempt in trial
MOSCOW December 15. The woman who ten days ago threw a bomb at Lieutenant General Guerschmanny governor general of Moscow in an unsuccessful attempt to hit him has been sentenced to death. Nashville December 13. Col A S Colvent noted jurist statesman and war chief died at his home aged 84. He was a Confederate Congress member.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Guerschmanny
Nashville
Tenny Dee
A. S. Colvent
Confederate Congress
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