Convicted Labor Leaders Taken by Armed Train to Federal Prison
In Indianapolis a charred armed special train carried sixteen inmates and seventeen prisoners to a federal penitentiary, guarded by fifty troops. The convoy departed under heavy security with doors locked until destination. Court actions followed as lawyers sought a writ to halt removals to Fort Lamy.
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Federal Penitentiary
Indianapolly
Peninsylvania
Worth
Uder Mar Zohmidt
Didee Anderson
Furti
Constable-Elect Names Deputies for New Term
Constable elect W. Evans announced the selection of Jang A7 6 and J. Peck teen as deputies for day duty while Welch and Walker White Winch will handle night enforcement. The appointees come as Evans pledged to choose capable men, with Peck described as highly qualified and Welch a longtime night watchman.
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W. It Evans
Elent
Gawietanta
J. Peck
Afl
Will. Walker White
Arthur Tounhue
Tle Selvertone
Anwleania
Abilean
Peck
Welch
Darlin
Nemiscientinis
Frand
Mizpal Totel
Monaca Mining Company
Elks Jinks Tonight At New Year Festivities
Elks guests expected to pack the hall for a New Year Jinks with water fun, mineral water, and a late hour of entertainment. Chef Bob Pohl and Under chef Rob Christian lead the banquet preparations to feed hundreds. a record crowd anticipated. Dem Democrats in Washington plan House organization with Sgt at Arms set to retire. Charles P. Riddell noted as incumbent.
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Kat
Bob Pohl
Rob Christian
Pooks
Order
Aote
Bika
Millers and
Manhattan
Washington
House
Congress
Wergeant
Charles FP
Riddell
Pioneer Dress to Be Worn at Dance Tonight
Tonight is Tonopah New Year's Eve ball night as the dance at Miners Exchange Hall promises the era’s biggest event. A five piece band will provide music and dancing, with free admission for ladies and a 1.50 fee for gentlemen. Dress should evoke frontier West attire. attendees urged to enjoy a lively, safe celebration.
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Tonopah
Tanepah
MISS SOLLENDER WEDS W J HANBY IN SAN JOSE
Tonopah resident Miss Sollender and William J Hanby wed at Trinity Episcopal Church in San Jose. After the ceremony the couple left for a southern California honeymoon and plan to return to Bishop later. Hanby is a rising business figure in Bishop.
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Miss Sollender
W. J. Hanby
San Jose
San Josh
Cal
Den
Ming
Lenore Sollender
Tonopah
W. B. Sollender
William J. Hanby
Trinity Episcopal Church
Tross
Los Angeles
California
Bishop
Hanby Ie
Hiabup and
W. B. Sellender
Chance
Sellender
Tehoptt
Nevada Men in Turkish War Reported Wounded or Dead
Reports from Europe claim Tonopah volunteers serving with Servian and Bulgarian forces sustained injuries and deaths. Sam Amis wounded in the leg. Unglis treated for a fractured limb. Matt Crivekopich reportedly killed. John Kovacevich and John Bulich said to be wounded or killed. Status and authenticity unclear as letters from the front circulate in Tonopah.
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Europe
Tonopah
Sam Amis
Turkey
Ungls
Hotel Workers Strike Shuts NYC Hotels After Noon Call
A citywide hotel workers strike was called by the International Hotel and Walters' union, shutting many properties after noon. The walkout aims to disrupt New Year’s Eve operations as workers seek wage and benefit concessions.
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Associated Press
New York
Vthe
International Hotel and
Castro Seeks U.S. Entry After Long Residence Abroad
Cipriano Castro former president of Venezuela was taken off the steamer La Toursine at quarantine in New York and removed to Hills Island pending a decision on entry to the United States He traveled under the assumed name Knee.
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New York
Cipriano Castro
Venezela
la Toursine
Hills Island
United States
Lof Knee
Turks favor powers decision in all issues
The Turkish delegation backs the powers to decide all questions with the exception of Adrianople, aiming for a practical path to settlement. The official view sees this as a viable route to resolve the Balkan dispute and Turkish sovereignty concerns. Murphy and Burns prep for their 20 round boxing match in San Francisco with Burns favored. Oregon celebrates 62 rose bushes planted by the Royal Rosarian on the fair site.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Balkan
Adrianople
Oregon
Associated Press
San Francisco
Oregod
Royal Rosuriang
Portland
Bonanza Force Postpones Tomorrow’s Publication
The Bonanza will not publish tomorrow due to a legal holiday. The paper will resume Thursday afternoon, despite potential headaches.
Hitchcock to Mail First Parcels Post Package in Washington
Washington will begin its parcels post tonight with the first package sent just after midnight. Postmaster General Hitchcock will deposit the initial parcel, marking the rollout of the new postal service provision.
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Hitchcock
Associated Preas
Washington
Time signal Eiffel Tower travels far
The navy department's wireless tower near Arlington submerged today while catching the time signal from the Eiffel Tower about 800 miles away. Tonight officials plan to exchange New Year greetings with Paris Key West Colon and Point Loma California pending clear conditions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
Artington
Eiffel Tower
Paris
Key West
Colon
Point Loma
Caloe
Six Indicted Gambling Case by Nye County Grand Jury
The Nye county grand jury returned blanket indictments against six alleged gamblers arrested during a Balkan saloon raid. Indicted are Sam Jeilick, D. Morris, Geo. Mater, Geo. Paul, H. Wright, H. H. Miller and A. B. McKenzie. Bonds set at 500 dollars each. The panel also filed a general health and public safety report on Tonopah streets and alleys.
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A. B. McKenzie
Lwitich
Tonopah
Nevada 1912 mineral output steady amid gold decline
Nevada's 1912 mineral production totaled 34,162,148 with gold output falling while silver and copper rose. Tonopah mined 4,418,720 in gold and 6,887,440 in silver as Nevada Wonder and Nevada Hills resumed operations after water shortages. Output gains were aided by smelter activity in Mason Valley and new shippers in the east.
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Nevada
John C. Martin
Tonopah
Martin
Goldfelt
To ‘Nopah Gold Mountain
Round Mountain
Manhattan
Right Wrist 15 Injured Cranking An Automobile
Horace Campbell of the Campbell Kelly foundry fractured a tendon in his right arm when a crank handle struck it during an automobile start. The injury, though not serious, is very painful and will limit use for weeks. Dr. Cowden dressed the wound and Campbell hopes to soon start as an automobile buyer. Frits Effey, Belmont Mining stenographer, celebrated with joy over a midnight home event involving a rival and a girl, with Dr. McLeod noting both mother and daughter progressing nicely.
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Horace Campbell
Campbell@ Kelly foundry
Campbell
Cowden
Campbell Prom
Frits Effey
Belmont Mining Company
McLeod
Personal notes from Tonopah and area travelers
The article lists residents and visitors: Dr M Neill spent two months in Mason Valley then returned to Tonopah. Mrs J H Mnamera, wife of attorney McNamara, aboard the Goldfield train heading south for a few days with relatives. R J Kelly and wife returning from San Francisco. Frank Woods departing for Sacramento for several weeks. W H Davis heading to Esmeralda County to inspect Indian Queen Extension Mining Company. Miss Joss Burke visiting from Goldfield. J H Stotesbury leaving Tonopah for his Heno headquarters. An accident report notes Ray Mitchie of End mine overcome by gas while working in a stope, fell about 15 feet, but sustained only shock and bruises. he was taken to surface and expected to resume work tomorrow.
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Nevada
Giroux
Bly
Baier
Salt Lake
Eureka
Wade
Eueka
United States Geological Survey
Dr. M'Neil
Mason Valley
Tonopah
J. H Mnamara
McNamara
Goldfield
R. J. Kelly
San
Prank Woods
Sacramento
W. H. Davis
Esmeralda Conty
Indian Queen Extension Mining Company
Joss Burke
J. H. Stotesbury
Gab
Ray Mitchie
Ny End
Serima
Ges Witile
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