Board of Arbitration Proposed to Settle Railroad Labor Disputes
The piece argues for creating a board of arbitration to settle all railroad and labor disputes and to regulate big business with defined powers. It discusses self regulation, federal oversight, and measures on capitalization and corporate control amid debates on government takeover proposals. It notes immigration figures for fiscal year 1912 and Alaska sealing laws.
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Board OF Arbitration
Nagie
Sherman
United States
Fecal
Alaska
Nagel Seeks Clear Federal Commission Powers
Secretary Nagel outlines a strong federal commission to regulate interstate business and endow the body with extensive powers, but rejects price fixing. He urges ongoing self regulation and specific conduct principles to guide corporate restraint, with data reporting and court formulation of reorganization plans for violations. He also calls for international cooperation after the Titanic disaster and reviews immigration, wireless licensing, and fur seal laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Nagel
Commerce and Labor
Federal Commission
Taft
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nagel
Bureau of Corporations
Comgrinme
New Tonopal Hardware Firm Sets Opening Tomorrow
A Tonopal hardware store near the Palace hotel prepares to open for business, delivering carload shipments of hardware and housewares for holiday shoppers. The new establishment, linked to Goldfield interest, promises bargains as inventory arrives and displays are readied for the public debut.
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Wood Sullivan \ardware and crookers firm
Goldfield
Tonopal
Fim
Businss
Haliday
Palace Hotel
Igventitane
Many C MNamara's Holiday Travel. Local Names Mentioned
Mrs Many C McNamara mother of Attorney J B McNamara arrived in Colorado to spend the holidays, but left for Goldfield with a gun on her person. J B McNamara and family plan a southern trip for a reunion. Several officials and residents, including W G Walker deputy sheriff, F Foley, J Lockhart, L Aylward, and Mayor Chris Ziegler, are noted in transit or holiday plans.
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Many C Mnamara
J. B. McNamara
Ingine Colorado
Uily
Goldfield
J. Bo McNamara
Ely
Ube
William
A. Richards
Jett
Morne Ing
Rene
Chris Ziegler
My Jets
Tonapat
Fis
Luverne Hodgrns
San Franciana
Filer
Mra A
Withtan Forman
Manhattan
Toteste
Tenapah Poater
Alton & Bref Abaewer Ae
Peace Conference Opens as Balkan Delegations Meet
Delegations from Bulgaria Servia Montenegro and Albania gathered at St James Palace London to seek peace with Turkish representatives. Sir Edward Grey as honorary president expressed hopes for a peace settlement after a short session adjourned with Turkish delegates expected to rejoin. Strong powers Austria and Germany looming influence noted.
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London
Trlegatia
Bolearia
Servia
Montenegro
Llrvone
St. Jame Palace
Edward Grey
Merive
Turkey
Adrianople
Christmas Eve Ball Foreseen by Tonopah Miners Club
A 57 member general committee and separate subcommittees prepare for the Tonopah Minera annual Christmas Eve ball and the children’s Christmas tree.Names listed include Fenton McAvoy Daleell Sullivan Marshall Carty McLoughlin Cook Flood Darragh Wood Donovan Whaley Trey Cheery Shea Devine Fagan McLean McDonald Henn Mannery Halfe Smith Evans Scanlan Jones Brown Ammin Murphy Merity Murphy jam Frayne Hanna Gholsom McGuinness McQuade Bosse Titchie Harrington Hayes Linnel Clark McManus Me Mallon Younker Carter Metlogh Noonan Main Gillian Redanbaugh Allen Rowe.
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Fenton
McAvoy
RH. Daleell
Con Sullivan
W. Marshall
John Carty
Ed McLoughlin
Lo Cook
T. Flood
Frank Darragh
W. Wood
Jerry Donovan
P Whaley
Join Trey
Tom Cheery
Mike Shea
J. Devine
Tow Fagan M. Mclean
Wm McDonald
Henn
PJ. Mannery
George Halfe
J. K. Dugean
Charles G.rmith
Embezler Case Hearings Delayed in Lyon County Court
District Attorney Sanders returned from Yorington to seek a writ of habeas corpus for Moore the insurance agent charged with embezzlement. Judge Langan oversaw the proceedings as Sheriff Wianiall and Judge Green sparred over the case. The court adjourned to February 27 for a merits hearing with trial before the city.
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Sanderstine
Yorington
Tho Moore
Moore
J. Grant Crangley
Sherif Wianiall
Lyon County
Langan
Marriet
Sanders
George, Green
Juda Sanders
Jennery
Government victory reshaped hard coal policy amid postwar debate
Fragmentary text indicates a government win on coal policy with references to the president, a cabinet or senate action, and a "temporary control" theme. The wording is garbled but suggests a decisive step by authorities affecting the coal industry and wartime measures continuing or ending.
Bandit Shot Dead After Attack Near Santa Ana
Reports say the bandit who attacked a 10 year old girl near Cook Hill 15 miles from here was killed by deputies led by Under Sheriff Squires after a gunfight that wounded Deputy Sheriff Stacy and other officers. One hundred fifty men proceeded to the scene.
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Santa Ana
Cal
Stacey
Squires
Ponse
Stacy
Fister and Bride Return From Honeymoon in Tonopah
Philip Conway Fister and his wife Vera Depew, both well known in Tonopah, arrived today after a quiet honeymoon in various locales. They plan to stay in Tonopah until February before moving to Washington D C where Fister will serve as private secretary to Senator Key Pittman.
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Philip Conway Fister
Tonge Fab
Mra. Fister
Vera Depew
Varh
Count Citles
Tienorance
Groome
Noley
Mrs. Pialer
Tonopah
Washington, I. C
Fister
Bis
Serratoreleet Key Pittman
Wedding secrecy kept for over three months in Goldfield
Misa Mary Cecelia Ness and Edward J. McLaughlin of this city were quietly married in Goldfield on September 2 at the Sacred Heart church by Rev. Father Dermody. The newlyweds, long residents of Tonopah, are well known and well regarded locally. The groom is employed at the Tonopah Merger Company. The couple requests no congratulations yet.
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Averet
Misa Mary Cecelia Ness
Edward J. McLaughlin
Goldfield
Pacific Ocean
Favor Law Grants Prospects Exclusive Right for Years Ten
A historical proposal outlines exclusive rights for prospectors in a limited area for ten years. It advocates a broad water power policy, public land reform, and expansion of teaching principles, plus transportation and resource development within Alaska, and retirement and pension for civil employees.
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Pister
iMa
Taft
United States
Water Power Policy Urged By Interior Secretary
Secretary Walter L. Fisher urges a definite water power policy for public domain streams and navigable waters, plus broad leasing laws for coal oil and minerals. He also backs Alaska transportation development, land withdrawals, and a comprehensive land classification to guide public domain administration.
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Washington
Walter Lal Q Fisher
Congress
Taft
Hisher
Kleiber
Alaska
Danual
Atrenme
Iir
Soan
Alten
Wieher
Whitelaw Reid Dies After Brief Illness
London dispatch says the British government plans to convey Ambassador Reid’s body home in a warship with a memorial service at Westminster Abbey. In Washington Taft says the Britain ambassadorship vacancy will be filled by a different appointee.
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America
Prem London
Ambassador Reid
Weatpiinster Abbey
Taft
Washington
Tat
Hilles
Mtn Bonsador
Great Britain
Whitelaw Reid
Wim
Local Couple Announces January Wedding Plans
A Tonopah couple, Marty Bowler and Elvier Howler, plan a January 2 ceremony with a coast honeymoon and a joint home in Tonopah. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs P M Howler, widely popular among friends.
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Areoua
Hen F
Marty
Mise Elvier
Bowler
Umatina Mining Company
Tonopah
P.M. Howler
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