Train Robber Will Swing in Ninety Days
Charles H. Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, was dragged from a hotel and deported to a train amid threats. He said he would return under federal protection within ninety days. The incident involved a mob in Calumet and Milwaukee and prompted calls for a federal inquiry.
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Charles H. Moyer
Moyer
Calumet
Mich
Wein Federation of Miners
Citisens Winer
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Green Bay
Riley
Channing, Mish
Calumet N
Iite Amen
Motron
Jamee McNaughton
Calumet and
Heela Mines
Charles ‘Tanner
California
Western Federaion
le Sard
Shorttte
Dontor
Trai
Repet Fund
Calumet and Vicinity
Aulet
Chicago Federation of Labor
Cutted & Tmus
Mayer
Death by footpads in San Fran a brutal murder scene
A gruesome report describes a fatal daytime attack in San Francisco by footpads. Victims were found with a scattered array of belongings and a man wearing a Red Man insignia. Investigators search for clues amid a chaotic crime scene in a coastal district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Fran
Gisco
Cafe Blowers Capture After Pursuit in Herne
A Mexican suspect Castello, with a companion, was captured two hours after a cafe raid began. The incident occurred near Herne when a woman screamed on sighting the men abandoning the scene. Police say Chrisilo reported hunger and possible motive as officers pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rd Herne
Eagle Hock
Torxan
Dee
Fall Castello
Vasimy Lati
Aida
Chrisilo
Better in 1914 with new mines says Brougher
Tonopah investor H C Brougher predicts 1914 will be much stronger for mining with new dividends and deeper development. He cites improving Tonopah and Midway activity, expected influx of capital, and expanding mineralization plans as key drivers of growth in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brougher
H.C. Brougher
Lang Tit
Belmont Company
Tonopah Panic Log Corporation
Mixpah Motel Company
Ue Millway Mining Company
Monarch Parachure Fig Company
Tonopah
Oakland
Brady
Monarch Pillsburg
Taited
Ife
Halifax
School Trustees Hold A Meeting Report Card Style
School trustees convened to discuss manuals and training plans. The discussion touched on salaries for a teacher and funding issues, with notes on staffing and program improvements amid calls for careful budgeting and board approval.
Mad Rage in Auto with Clothing Afire
A chaotic scene unfolds as Hermie Thofan flees a burning car with clothing aflame, triggering destruction at a Wake ranch garage. Authorities say a door-to-door item sparked the blaze while a missing firearm and damaged property hint at a heated holiday incident involving local residents.
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Reno
Hermie
le Automobile
C. & Whunelen
Ald Wake
Notice of Dividend for Tonopah Mining Company
Notice records a quarterly dividend of twenty five cents per share for The Tonopah Mining Company of Nevada. The meeting date is December 11, with holders of record at 5 pm December 19. The secretary signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah Mining Company
Newada
Payalie Jannany Dat
atookhoMern
Welork P.m
Lenunber
Teanafer Books
Ofotoek P.m. Deceustior
Agen
O'Elork A. Om
Sinead
A Migere
Philadelphia
Dorember
Nya Pee
Waves Wash Into Hotel Dining Room During Calamitous Tide
A record tide in Los Angeles flooded the hotel dining room, wrecking furnishings and forcing guests to escape as water crested over the premises. The flood inundated the basement grill and showroom, leaving several patrons stranded until the waters receded. Christian Science services are announced for Sunday at 11 am with Sunday school at 4 pm at the church corner Florence and Cromwell avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Wien
Venlow
Govan Park
Waltra
Gunate
Christian Scientist
Seas strewn with wreckage on California coast
A coast of Southern California shows extensive wreckage after a recent storm. Authorities estimated damage at $600,000 along beaches and streets. A relief fund is being organized to aid the destitute affected by the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
California
Preas
Saadright
Col
Dee
Pieermen
Citleene
Finnair
Banaras
Proofs of Labor Come in Freely in Late Notice
Fragmented OCR notes discuss proofs of labor and belated claims. Mentions favorable weather aiding workers and demand for supplies. References district preference and legal or regulatory proceedings without clear specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoonetler
Intercat
Goldfield Fight Five Declared Off at New Years Tent
The Goldfield bout between Taylor and Graham was canceled after Taylor returned to Reno thin morning. The match, promoted by local electricians, was highly anticipated at the Bark Camps fight lane. Taylor, rated an ace, could not reduce his weight to meet the 172 pound limit in the short time before his expected appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Graham
Goldfield
Change in Rates on Parcel Post
A dispatch notes next Thursday morning changes in parcel post rates and procedures. Expanded carrying capacity will allow for heavier parcels between designated zones. The notice urges postmasters and staff to cooperate in correcting misaddressed mail to improve delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tonovah
Drewine
Four Shots Fired In Turmoil Near Tonopah Saloon
Joe Julin, worker near the Tonopah Extension, faced trouble during the Chrisienik revision. A fight at Robert's saloon sparked a gun incident on the street, with four shots fired but no one hit. Carey struck Julin and threatened harm. a concealment case followed in Justice Nan Weath's court as bullets could not be found.
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Joe Julin
Tonopah
Chrisienik
Jasin
Evans
Nanweath
Living Santa Claus at Butler Theater Draws Crowds
Dr. Fred Wichman, once linked to manslaughter in a malpractice case, was arrested in St. Louis after luring by two women who offered medicine he manufactured. Jules Smith, theater manager, hosted a Christmas matinee with Santa giving out candy boxes to every child. no gate fee charged.
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Jules Smith
Butler Theater
Fickel
Santa Claus
Santa
Fred Wichman
Fesilin
Stene
Othe
St. Louis
Atuselt
Tonopah Mines Weekly Tonnage Output Declines
The Tonopah Belmont reports 1082 tons, Tonopah Mining 2360 tons, Tonopah Estennion 1100 tons, West End 1076 tons, Mostani Tonopah 1070 tons, MacNamara 541 tons, Siot Bullir00 tons, Merger 100 tons, North Star Mi ton e, Midway 20 tons, totaling 9724 tons with an estimated value around 240400 dollars. The text notes a slight weekly decrease and comments on market factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah Belmont Company
Tonopah Mining
West End
Mostani
MacNamara
Manhattan Slander Case Taken Under Advicement
The salt of Kathryn Connor version G. Chshing et al occupied the district court for a week and drew half the population of Manhattan to Tonopah. It has been taken under advisement by Judge Inder Mark Averill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Connor
G. Chshing Et al
District Court
Manhatan
Tonopah
Inder Mark Averill
Notice to Eagles Initiation in Gold Field Merle
All members Tonopah Avrin F C Ki No 473 are invited to attend Initiation of A clase in Gold field merle on December 29. L Richards Secretary Aorie No 271.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah Avrin
F. C. Ki
Goldfield Merle
L Richards
Aorie
Pacific Wave Subides Damage Toll In Venice
A brief Venice report states that the total damage from the event reached about 200000 dollars. No injuries or fatalities are listed, and authorities assess the incident as the main consequence of the day’s weather.
Troubled Vera Seeks Help Through Mizpah Hotel Letter
A cryptic note on the Mizpah Hotel bulletin board hints at a distressed woman named Vera in Tonopah seeking money. A Tonopah man signs as SHaan and a Los Angeles link prompts the hotel manager to publicize the letter to alert potential helpers and shield the recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
Tnt
Painn
Los Angeles
Abe
Heb Govan
Mixpah
Tonopah Min
Govan
Atranger, S Uch
Rob Gays
Goldfield Aerie Invites Tonopah Eagles Initiation
Goldfield Aerie F C E announces a big initiation Monday night with about fifteen candidates expected. Secretary Rich will organize a group from Tonopah to make the trip, possibly hiring a fleet of automobiles to accommodate the turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfield Aerie, F. C. E
Tonopah Eagles
Goldfieid Aerie
Wretary Rich Iin
Tonopah
Temperature report shows highs and lows yesterday
Highest temperature yesterday reached 20 degrees with a year earlier noted in the same column. Lowest temperature last night was 1 degree, also compared to the prior year’s reading of 26 degrees.
Wedding Bells at Eureka as Breen Marries Shultes
On Tuesday evening December 22 in Eureka Mins Mamie Breen married George W. Shultes son of G Shultes Beowsws. Bride given away by Judge Peter Breen. Sister Geraldine Breen attended. P Bromie best man. Rev W H Cochran officiated Sacred Heart Church Carlin. A sumptous dinner followed at the bride’s home. Couple to reside in Cortex Nevada.
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Eureka
Mins
Mamie Breen
George W. Shultes
Cones
G. Shultes
Beowsws
Peter Breen
Mise Geraldine Breen
P Bromie
W. Hi. Cochran
Sacred Heart Darch
Carlin
Cortex
Nev
O'Hara Denounces Fees at Phi Delta Phi Convention
Chicago December 27 Barratt O'Hare lieutenant governor of Ti nola denounces large fees charged as legalized holdups during a Phi Delta Phi convention addressed today. The talk criticized practices seen as excessive and questioned their fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Barratt O'Hare
Fire Hits FiveStory Hotel in Downtown St Louis
Early morning blaze in a five story downtown St Louis hotel sparks panic as residents flee in night clothes. Fire damage estimated at 260000 dollars, four to five rooms reported harmed, with six framed injuries noted amid chaotic scene.
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St. Louis
Down Town
Associated Press
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