Former Assemblyman of Nye Deemed Black by Woman in Breach Suit
A New York court hears a breach of promise case in which former assemblyman Nye is described as a Black person by the plaintiff. The trial recounts threats and alleged harm, with testimony about engagement, an alleged attempt to end the relationship, and denials from the defendant. The proceedings include lawyers arguing over contract validity and potential fraud, with deliberations continuing.
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Nye
Rye Remo
Aiealnar
Hacker
Tonopan Ue Pemblyrim
Besthutedt
Miles
Heap District Court
Hue
Tomi
Anna Mabionald
Moller Aithoum
Wattnionr
Higever
Harker
Tonopah Bank Reports Strong Reserve and Dividends
The Tonopah Banking Corporation shows a 44 percent cash reserve with $2,121,000 in bank assets and $41,741,000 total resources. It has paid a $41,500 dividend and plans a 6 per share payout next January, indicating robust finances and ongoing prosperity for Tonopah.
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Tonopit Hark Corporation
Loupe Ie | Mic
Wooordanice
Thie
Thie Bank
Tonopal
Tonopah Banking Corporation
Tonopass
Miners Paid in Cash Across Towns This Month
Workers received their monthly wages in cash across several mining towns. Businesses continued regular cash transactions as miners spent earnings at local shops and saloons, though a few stores reported offsetting delays in payouts.
Changes in Tariff Bill Narrowed By Democrats
Washington report notes the Senate Finance Committee weighing tariff changes pushed by Democrats. Proposals affect textiles cotton and imports, with labor provisions under discussion as part of the broader reform effort.
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Itty
Washington
Dane
Senate Finance
Inittow
Hurtate
Macrionttaral
Rate decision triggers slump in railroad stocks
Wall Street reacts to the Supreme Court ruling on inter state rate lines with railroad shares falling sharply. Northern Pacific and Great Northern tumble, others slide as investors reassess inter state versus intrastate rate boundaries amid a slow market day.
Man trudges through hoodoo day tale of auto trip and mishap
A confused report recounts a June journey from Tonopah to Pine Creek and Manhattan with Bacon and companions on a car trip marked by superstition and bad luck. An accident halted the trip and gasoline ran out near Tasopal, delaying return as rescuers were summoned.
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Macon
Bacon
Tonopah
Pine Creek
Automarine
Bacun
Steve Chunk
Ant Wo Tonpah Tadlee
Pla Creak
Manhattan
Clark
King Hagen
Tasopal
Hiram Iiilyen
Bilyen
Petra
Hacon
Clarke
Bilyau
Tinoon
Servian Bulgarian clash near Mukrēs spotlights war timing
London dispatch reports heavy fighting between Servians and Bulgarians near Mukrès with many Servians killed. Bulgarian commander warned of bombardment if demands not met. Belgrade says peace with Bulgaria could come within days and final note will seek a formal truce between the two nations.
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London
Servian
Bilgarion Roupe
Mukrés
Volodan
Jatip
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Ansert
Bervii Milniniae
Bafa
Hue
Newlands Seeks Amendments to Erdman Act on Rail Control
Senator Newlands proposes an Erdman Act amendment to place all stock private carriers under Interstate Commerce Commission control. The measure, backed by railroad leaders and unions, would expand arbitration to six members and establish a mediation and conciliation commissioner.
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Washington
Lewin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Newlands
Board of Arbitration
Investigation of Frisco Road Reorganization Bill Proposed
Washington June 10 congressional panel to probe receivership and bonds of the St Louis and San Francisco railroad under a bill urging reorganization of insolvent interstate lines. Annotated telegrams show strong support for federal action to regulate the railroad's future structure. Pearson, Texas timber town, reports capture by revolutionary forces and a federal garrison of 180.
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Ay Sanmekated Press
Washington
Revelvership and Securities
Wwne
St. Looie and
San Francisno
Ph Tang
Paso
Pearson
Senate approves funds for exposition building project
The senate today appropriated funds for exposition buildings at San Francisco. The bill now goes to the next stage for approval.
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Senate
Ban Fran
Advertising breaks through with practical trip help
A Bonanza reader finds a sports goods ad that reveals exact details for a vacation spot including gear and location, converting an ordinary overlook into a fully planned getaway. The piece highlights advertising's usefulness to readers and its practical guidance.
Meath's canyon discovers rich ore near Willow Creek
Meath's canyon prospector Hamp, brought to Bly by BR Alfred, owner of Hive Ro ale ranch, discovered high grade gold ore in Nevada style claim. He located near White Pine range nine miles north of Erwin ewhyon and twenty miles north of Willow Creek, with ore samples suggesting values up to 300 per ton. Camp now reports two tons of ore stocked and expects average returns around 400 per ton, with nearby claimants George Sharp and Thorne Batley adjoining Door Morn group.
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Meath's Canyon
Bly
Alfred
Railroad Valley
Heward
Heath's Canyon
White Pine Rite
Erwinewhyon
Willow Criek
Campa
Balt Lake
Nevada
White Pine
Ellie
George Sharp
Thorne
Batley
Doltin
Salt Lake City
L. Coulton
Vernal
Utah
Porter Charlton Extradition Case Drives Court Decision
Porter Charlton, who killed his wife in Italy, must face a new charge in the United States after a court decision on extradition. The case centers on whether Charlton can be tried here for crimes committed abroad and includes arguments over his sanity and the evidence presented by his father and counsel.
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Wife
Italy
Prem Washington
Jane Mae-Porter
Huphon Mont Qyurn
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Cunhem
Nevue Dk Caatle
Bae Pranciaco
Haus Unurlton
Bureau of Insuiue Allaire
Tatow Viemate
Lin Won
Porter Chariton
Suily
Hopoken
Merin
Amall
Charlton
United States
Weekaee
Julia
New Tees
Erie
Luily
Knox
Dobn A
Court of Gyer
New Jersey
Fielding
Lay
Chariton
Elreuit Court of the United States
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
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Berne Chat
Ron
Voonston
Paul Chariton
New York
Wae
Promising Ore Discovery by Camp in Railroad Valley
Doc Batley and W P Thorne report a promising ore discovery by Mr Camp in Railroad Valley. Camp plans four ore shipments via Wy to Ely at 20 per ton with haulage from Heath's Canyon, a 50 percent rise in charge to Tonopah. Transport from Tonopah to Salt Lake City is cheaper by wagon, boosting owner profit. Camp aims to develop the property through shipments, or sell if development stalls, as age and labor limits block further mining efforts.
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Doc” Batley
W. P. Thorne
Camp
Heath's Canyon
Ely
Mrr
Ihia
Railroad Valley
Bel
Esola Trial Delayed to Saturday in Bar Case
San Francisco reports Frank Kaola appeared as a motion for a two trial delayed until Saturday. Local officials await new proceedings in the Esola case following the recent overrun.
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Amy
Floretta Whaley and Jere Cooke Married
Jere Cooke, a minister, married Fioretta Whaley today. Whaley is mother to his two children.
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Floretta Whaley
Jere Cooke
Irend Stanford
Fioretta Whaley
Nomination of A B Gray as United States Marshal for Nevada
President Wilson named A B Gray of the Beeth Commonwealth and Nevada Democratic state central committee secretary as United States marshal for Nevada. CL Ford of New Jersey was nominated for public printer.
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Washington
Wilson Today
A. A Gray
Beeth Commonwealth
Nevada Democratic State Central Committee
United States Marshal
Nevada
CL Ford
New Jersey
Wife Fights Killer as Husband Is Slain at Home
Harrisonville Missouri June 11 Arthie Keller was murdered in telehone last nike and ble year old daughter seriously wounded. The wife awoke and fought with the murderer, pushing him from the home in a struggle that left the assailant injured.
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Fy Anmavinded
Beemsh
Harrisonville
Arthie Keller
Ana
Tfamax
Telehone
Nike
Bleven
Ehie Tog Nim
Howe A
Law would segregate black and white government workers
A bill introduced in Washington calls for separating Black government employees in the portal and other departments from white workers. The measure, presented by representatives, aims to enforce distinct workplaces within federal offices.
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Washington
Aswell
Portal
Whitim
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