Rebuttal Evidence Emerges as Trial Nears Jury
The article details rebuttal testimony and preparations for jury deliberation in a case, naming witnesses and attorneys including Frank Pitt and D ester. It traces testimony about prior visits, alleged consents, and possible statements by Joes Averill, Van Viver, and Williams as investigators press for confessions and connections to a fire.
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Averill
Aries
Quriaug
Ofoaepeh
Winfoley
Ivairetley
Father Sinter
Vienne
Allorany
van Vom
van Vleet
Wallawe Williams
Wallaye Willams
Thomas
Vian Vioot
Fordligtriet
van Flovet
Williams
Weather and storm notes in scattered 1920s record
A fragmented weather report cites temperatures at 5am and noon with a Wet bulb reading of 32 and humidity at 87 percent. The text threads through multiple dated notes and anecdotes, referencing places, people, and events with minimal coherent narrative.
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United 4
States Weather” Bureau
Free Staters' Executions and Rail Robbery Reported
Early reports describe executions by Free Staters and a train wreck robbery linked to the Arpallid gang. Authorities say 7 suspects were tried by a military commission after a November 13 incident. a heavy reward is offered, with claims they are not professional robbers. A separate case notes a missing air mail pilot found alive after six days marooned in deep snow near Salt Lake City.
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Ells
Jay Lietile
Areteyr
Michigan
Detroit
Jefferson
TRACE
AIR Mail
Devin
Free State
Denver
Dew
Ui Pamens
Pox Fee
Federal Reserve
United States
Charles
Linton
Den
Willian
Talbery
Toiliy
Bo Thy Poliewee
Salt Lake City
Henry G. Boom
Pharmacy board probes sale of dope
San Francisco authorities announce a probe into alleged illegal drug sales tied to prominent film figures. The investigation targets chain distribution through studios and theaters, with officials stating the matter involves industry figures and potential criminals.
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Pharmacy Board
Local miners recount troubled years and unions in brief
The witness details early work in shipyards and Taft, then shifts to whisky ventures with Jin Quinn, marriage in 1921, relocation to Tonopah, and a partnership with Wallace Williams. He notes ongoing clashes between Williams and Rios linked to socialist and IWW affiliations, with frequent near fights that were kept apart.
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Dayaida
Taft
Jin Quinn
Buffalo
Gale
Bakersfield
Tonopah
Capitol
Houge
Globe
Wallace Willigme
Williams
Rios
IWW
Rush of activity in Old Republic district near Tonopah
The Old Republic district northwest of Tonopah shows heavy activity with multiple mining projects restarting or starting. Wier Brothers of New York, controlling the Orizaba mine, plan a heavier mill to handle water from the workings while John Tyhind moves to resume Gold Exchange claims. Lew Miller and William Young push work on adjoining properties with a 100 foot shaft showing ore, and a 200 foot shaft on Gold Exchange No 1 reveals a 20 foot ledge of low grade ore suitable for milling.
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Old Republic
Hazen
John Tyhind
Gold Exchange Group
Seven Claims
Lew Miller
William Young
Orizaba
Golden Eagle Lease Progress Near Royston
The Golden Eagle lease near Royston shows improved ore output after two weeks of machine repairs and preparations for development. Operations extend south of the Sifoat shaft with a four to seven foot ore body exposed, promising higher yields and a potential shipment. The Royston camp, once booming as the Botte lease, is renewing activity as historic growth returns.
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Golden Eagle
Royston
Butte
Om Reddy
Slato
Murder Plot Targeting Polish President Narutowicz
December reports from Warsaw say the government is probing a suspected plot against President Narutowicz. Nationalists and senior officers are being searched, arrested, or dismissed as precautions rise nationwide.
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Warsaw
Narutowicr F
Wuang
Anida
Tonopah Residents Win Essay Prizes in Quality Coffee Contest
Three Tonopah residents earned medals in the M. J. Band Essay Contest on the subject Why M. J. B. in the Quality Coffee of America. Mrs Clari Lucetti Spiers won second prize of 75 dollars, Mrs dM Wigglesworth took tenth prize of six pounds of Mr B coffee, and first prize of 200 dollars went to Mrs L A Styles of Fallon.
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M. J. Band
Item Company
Veterans to Get Increased Pension Payments This Year
Veterans of the Civil War and their widows will receive higher pensions under a government measure. Civil War veterans and dependents will see monthly payments rise from 30 to 72 dollars for widows and from 40 to 72 dollars for certain pensions.
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Washington, Ly
Butsya
Peace Treaty Draft Reported to Turkey
A late draft of the peace treaty was reportedly ready and to be presented to the Turkish side on Saturday. The document outlines the terms of the far settlement and reflects the ongoing negotiations involving Allied powers.
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Lassaune
Dee
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