Former Tonopal man shoots wife in Denver restaurant
Augustus W Marshall, 43, a Reno born professional gambler, shot and killed his wife 25 year old Mrs. Marshall eight times in a Denver restaurant where she worked with George Chute, the claimed paramour. Marshall surrendered to police. Chute fled and later admitted leaving Reno with Mrs. Marshall.
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Denver
Augustus W. Marshall
Marshall
Reno
Chute
Pla
More
Fm Automobile
Eighth Street
Sheriff's Office
Marshal
Strike IX Mexico Postmasters Raise Split Sparks Turmoil
The June 12 dispatch reports a continuing strike at the Asarco smelter in Torreon and a government grant of 4 strike raises to $100 a year for postmistresses in California and Nevada towns. Wage figures for Nevada towns Winnemucca Virginia City and Eureka are listed, with nearby mines affected by the turmoil. Suspect Arrested Oregon City Police hold a man after a murder at Ardeowall near here. fingerprint ID is being pursued.
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Torreson
Mexico
Asarco
Torreon
California
Nevada
Oregon City
Ore
William H. Hill
HM and
Philip and
Dorothy Rintoul
Ardeowall
Here
Man
Milwaukee
Big Four Leasing Case Settled Out Of Court
Cecil Chapman sued Peak Steen and Ciila in a long running case known as the Big Four case over an estate. The suit was settled out of court with Chapman receiving 10000 dollars and court costs to be paid by the purchasers. The matter involved leasing disputes and an accounting of expenses.
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BIG Four Leasing
Cecil Chapman
Peak Steen
Ciila
Chapman
Change of venue sought in Manhattan lease suit
Nye county district attorney J A Sanders went to Reno to press a venue change in the Mack and Green versus Plamanaz and Veith case for 1000 dollars for legal services. The defendants are mining men of Manhattan. Judge French took the motion under advisement after Sanders appeared. Mack and Green reportedly represented Plamanax and Welch in a complex leasehold title dispute. the prior year ended with a settlement that dismissed all pending suits.
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J. A. Sanders
Nye County
Reno
Mack and Green
Plamanaz
Veith
Manhattan
Sanders
French
District Court
Plamanax
Welch
Manhattan Dexter
Isis
T Keno Journal
Big Four lease shows high grade ore body near winze
In the south drift on the 200 foot level of the Big Four Leasing syndicate lease a four to five foot wide ore shoot lies under the bottom of a winze. It should run 60 feet long with 80 feet of backs and average over 66 dollars per ton. A 1000 ton mill run is planned at War Eagle after Bath brothers’ 200 ton run ends mid next week.
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Big Four Leasing Syndicate
War Eagle
Bath Brothers
Judge Massey and Harston Fined in Reno Court Brawl
In Judge French's Reno courtroom last Wednesday a scuffle occurred between Judge Massey and attorney Harston. Each was fined twenty five dollars for the disturbance.
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Judge Massey
Reno
Harston
Judge French
Massey
Captain Harold Hammon Dead From Poemalie Poisoning
Ban Antonio reports Captain Harold Hammon of the pay master's staff in the department of Texas died suddenly yesterday from pomalie poisoning. The notice mentions a show and a 10 cent price, with unclear context.
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Ban Antonio
Tex
Harold Hammon
Department of Texad
Fire Sunday in Rear of Beckley Saloon
Tonopah residents answered a general alarm to a blaze in the rear of Beckley saloon formerly the Original Package. Firemen dashed toward Beckley’s residence by mistake then redirected, reaching the Main street hydrant and quickly suppressing the fire with chemical or hose lines. No injuries reported as wind aided suppression.
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Tonopah
Beckley
Milkpal
Public School Grade Promotions at Ponopah
A local Ponopah public school announces promotions across grades from sixth to eighth. Students promoted include Allen Bowler, Logan Butler, Helen Clondenning, Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Nellie Holland, May Kendall, Margaret Benn, Weldon Mushott, Mildred Fottler, Vera Bowler, Charles Gilbert, Catherine Zeni, Lena Rolin, Madeline Wilson, John Harrington, Gordon Massey, Fannie Holmes, Nellie Hayden, Jamie Rogan, Marguerite Hallihan, among others. The report notes attendance and practicality concerns for several students.
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Allen Bowler
Logan Butler
Helen Clondenning
Blanche Collins
Cletus Court
Rey Clarke
Isabel Davis
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Vida Freer
Gr Bowler
Rose Floyd
Elmer Goetz
Nellie Holland
Janie Jolne
Edith Joyner
Nellie Lovelock
Lietly Mannix
Flossie Murton
Gorman Nelson
Janes Mushett
Wl Murphy
Will McFadden
Daniel McNell
Inez O'Connell
Bergin O'Connor
Tom O'Connell
Loretta Pohl Lit Quick
Thurswan Romm
Witte Turner
Louis Traubert
Wl McFadden
Florence J. Mnel
Acner
Minnevanth
May Kindall
Margaret Benn
Weldon Mushott
Mildred Fottler
Vera Bowler
James O'Connell
Lavina Shields
Albert Gilbert
Claire Lawrence
Bernice Pengelly
Bila Perry
Helen Kinsella
Gertrude Antoniazzi
Georgia Bennett
Manoh
Charles Gilbert
Catherine Zeni
Lena Rolin
Madeline Wilson
Emma la Montague
John Harrington
Gordon Massey
Fannie Holmes
Louie Traviland
Nellie Hayden
Dora Joiner
Joseph Murphy
Josephine Butler
Marjorie Macey
Henry Gilbert
Jay Smith
Loretta
Waleh
Fannie Migging
Harry Montague
Mabel Boga
Roy Simpson
Bernal Stewart
Mabel Quick
Jamie Rogan
Marguerite Hallihan
Addie Marply
Gertrude Rippingtom
Fred Swing
A. B. Bradley
Fourth of July Benefit Dance Tonight at Miners' Exchange
Fourth of July dance committee of Miners' Exchange invites the public to a benefit event tonight at 8 o'clock sharp. Music by Butler Orchestra. Gentlemen urged to leave coat at home and wear neat shirts. Tickets have sold well and a good line is expected for all attendees.
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Danciy
Butler
Oklahoma Heat Proves Deadly in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City reported the year’s first heat death as temperatures hit 99 with 93 elsewhere in the region. Muskogee saw 103 as Joplin shattered June heat records, marking an unusually intense spell as officials warned the public to stay indoors and hydrated.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Former Tonopah Lady Grace Moorman Dies After Short Illness
Word was received in this city of the death of Mrs Grace Moorman nee Ernst who passed away at Hly New after an illness of only a few days. Mrs Moorman ran and conducted the Belmont house in this city and was widely known. She was a daughter of Mrs Grace McCann of Belmont. The deceased leaves a husband four brothers two sisters and an aged mother.
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Grace Moorman
Ernst
Hly
New
Boston bridegroom dies days before Everett wedding
Albert A. Borsky of Boston died in Everett Washington three days before his planned wedding to Dr L B Malin's daughter. A coroner's jury ruled ptomaine poisoning from canned salmon caused the death. The household hosts also fell ill but recovered. his body will be sent to Boston for burial.
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Everett
Wash
Albert A. Borsky
Boston
Borsky
L. B. Maliin
Two Marriage Licenses Issued In Tonopah Saturday
A Saturday license issuance records Nikolai Kestikievari 28 and Ellen Haaranen 25 natives of Finland residents of Tonopah. Another license issued to Nikolai Chiatovich 29 and Milnes Ljubisaged 25 natives of Austria residents of Tonopah.
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Nikolai Kestikievari
Ellen Haaranen
Finland
Tonopah
Nikolai Chiatovich
Milnes
Morris faces jail after assaulting father in law
Morris was arrested Sunday night for assaulting his father in law, Henry Green, and appeared before Judge H. H. Atkinson this morning who offered a $100 bond or 50 days in jail. In default, Morris was sent to jail.
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Morris
Henry Green
H. H. Atkinson
Lander Livestock Company Relocates Head Office
The Lander County Livestock association directors move the main offices from Austin to Reno. The new office will share space with George Wingfield’s offices. The move consolidates a major Nevada land and ranch holdings operation including thoroughbred stock once owned by the late Governor John Sparks.
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Reno
Lander County Livestock Association
Bel
Austin
Lander County
Reng
George Wingfield
Nevada
John Sparks
Miln
Intent to Found Temple Claimed in Testimony
Kingston row reports testimony from George P. Patterson in a Saturday hearing in San Diego County, California. Patterson, a Newcastles, Pa., banker, contests his mother Mrs Horror la Thurston's will which names Katherine Thig ley of Point Loma, California. Theosophical society and weekduary Negaron are cited as noting Mrs Thurston’s plan to establish a temple for the misery and needs of all nations, guided by a “great Jehovah” spirit message.
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Kingston
N. Y
San Diego Seounty
California
George P. Patterson
Newcastles
Horror la Thurston
Katherine Thigley
Point Loma
Theosophlc Society
Thurston
Hays Sets Automobile Record in Wild Plains Run
Jim Hays known as the Oklahoma id chaperoned a party to Manhattan to inspect mines. They carved a new trail to the northern camp, often off road. An attempted rabbit shot struck a Urer, delaying a seven and a half hour trip. Participants in the speed test were Bob Pohl W A Berry C T Vandevort and Harry Bryant. The group vows to walk next time to avoid wrecks from mile a minute driving.
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Jim Hays
Oklahoma
Manhattan
Jim
Mr. Hays
Manhattan Miners Elect Officers
The Manhattan Miners union No. 241 elected officers on June 6 for the rest of the term. Elected: President Tom Reid, Vice-president William Tease, Secretary-treasurer Wm O'Brien, Recording secretary Jack Gillan, Conductors Robert Grant and J Arcalin, Wardens Marty Stanler and Scott Kelly, Trustees W A Morgan Martin Kettering and Tin Wann, and Morgan as delegate to the 19th annual Western Federation of Miners convention in Denver.
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Manhattan Miners’ Union
Western Federation of Miners, No
Tom Reid
William Tease
Wm. O'Brien
Jack Gillan
Robert Grant
J. Arcalin
Marty Stanler
Scott Kelly
W. A. Morgan
Martin Kettering
Tin Wann
Ninteenth
Western Federation of Miners
Denevar
Wo A
Morgan
Post
Bonanna Job on Mce Printing Trial
A fragment notes a printing job for a commercial press with unclear names and dates. The line hints at a trial or test run involving Bonanna and Mce, suggesting a small-scale printing project or equipment test. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
Desmond Sisters At The Butler In Weeklong Engagement
Thompson and Desmond sisters open a week at the Butler theater with a retooled act. The act, praised in West Coast press, promises new songs and dances nightly with dynamic trio performances. Also showing Edison and Biograph pictures: A Case of High Treason Himmie on a Tark Kokmik and Salnty Leron.
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Butler Theater
Tonepah
Desmond Sisters
Alphin
the Butler
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Mr. Thompson
Edison
Aviators Fall to Their Death in Germany
German flyer Johan Thal Meer Schendel, who on Tuesday set an altitude record of 6584 feet, died yesterday in a crash with his mechanic Voss. Schendel, a novice pilot, had reached about 1640 feet in a Dernér monoplane when the craft went vertical and failed to glide, ending the attempt to eclipse the world altitude record with a passenger.
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Johan Thal
Germany
Meer Schendel
Fel
Tis
Voss
Sehendel
Italian Attempts Death by Own Action Sunday
Police were summoned near the depot Sunday morning to a report that J. A. Clogna had attempted suicide. Drs Grigiby and McDonnell treated the patient with antidotes after ingestion of carbelic acid and other drugs. Domestic trouble is given as the cause.
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J. A. Clogna
Birthday Party for Mildred Swinn Hostess Anniversary
Sunday afternoon a birthday party was held at Mildred Swinn’s home to mark her 11th birthday hosted by her parents. Guests included Alberta Turner Grace Fowler Alice Bowler Arleen Dalzell Norlen Goldsmith Luella Roberts Blanche Collins Plorence Hallihan Victor Mut Mona Guthrie Mae Starr and Mildred Swinn. Dainty refreshments were served and a group photo was taken by Thomas Mackey.
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Mildred Swinn
Alberta Turner
Grace Fowler
Alice Bowler
Arleen Dalzell
Norlen Goldsmith
Luella Roberts
Blanche Collins
Plorence Hallihan
Victor Mut
Mona Guthrie
Mae Starr
Thomas Mackey
Town Practice Baseball Game At Volunteer Park
Yesterday afternoon the town baseball players and many fans gathered at Volunteer Park for a lively practice game. Prout and Spencer pitched, the squad performed well for the time in training, and Der McDonell was chosen captain to select a nine for next Sunday's game against Galdhelt.
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Volunteer Park
Prout
Spencer
McDoonell
Galdhelt
One of the best aete of the sea at the Butler
A brief notice describes a notable sea-related event at the Butler location, highlighting quality and appeal. The fragment indicates a prominent gathering or showcase focused on maritime interests, inviting patron attention and participation.
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Butler
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Reeute
Cme
Reno Legal Firm
Department
Ponopah Public Schools
Francie Fowler
Jamon Butler
Anna Crittchfeld
Susie Mine Fon
William McDonald
Inga Criteb
S Hold
Cecile Warren
Arhin Nelteon
Muskogee
Joplin
Bastile
Desmond
Thompson
Dermad
Erma Wardle
Isabelle Sinvio
Bian Shigide
Zotta McDonald
Kyle Lute
Laura Higglos
Lander Livestock Company
MAES
Lander Couty Livestock Association DY RE
New York
Pine Mine OF Pictures
Herr Schendel
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