Turbulent Market Rumors on Tonopah Merger and Pac Stock
The lettered notes discuss heavy shorting of Tonopah Mining stocks and related plays in North Star and Nevada HIlls, with Philadephia and Philadelphia investors rumored to back new mergers. Observers cite Philco figures, speculative trading, and a plan to restructure with Tonopah Merger and North Star holdings amid market pressure.
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New York
Union Pacific
NEW
Tonopah
Southern Pacific
Comrne
Herman Cohen
Curb
Pop” Cohen
Wulee
Melphia Houw
Philanthropixie
Arta Dorsous
Bey Baer
Hineter
Ini Sant Jer
North
Lar
Nevadie
Arergir
Kerth
Monetanh Ud Midw
Miners' Union Plans July 3 Dance for Hospital Fund
The Western Federation of Miners will host a grand ball on July 3 to raise funds for the union hospital. Proceeds from ticket sales will support the hospital, which has required renovations and repairs. An admission card will be needed for entry as tickets go on sale.
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Miners Hospital
Tonopih
Governor Johnson Signs Twenty Eight Bills Across Agenda
Sacramento report states Governor Johnson signed twenty eight bills including measures addressing workforce policy and discriminatory practices. The action marks a broad legislative afterword to the current session with emphasis on civil rights and governance.
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Sacramento
Johnson
Program for Elas Flag Day 5 Completed
The RiVien flag day program at Rikstave Sunday features a full schedule with lodge officers conducting a prayer chaplain and vocal selections. Highlights include a star spangled tribute and addresses by Ara Anguat Tilden, with performances by Mia Hooper Irvine McDonald Mr Parker and Dave Prowse among others.
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Rikstave
Pablo
Generals
Lodge Officisrs
Crane Readlax
Hinory of the
Fig
Dro
Freak Cavanaugh
Mia Hooper
Irvine McDonald
Mr. Parker
Jodie Officer
Franking privileges used for beet sugar charts
A June report details franking privileges used to distribute 320000 charts on the beet sugar industry. The piece notes a government printing office dispute over proofs and revisions, with Lodge receiving authorization and Palmer lacking proof. Oversee m and Teed discuss saving franking. The account references 6 leading officials being summoned to explain the proof process.
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Lodge
Palmer
Government Printing Office
Qverman
Log Office
Bente Tor Teed
Auved
Grand Lodge of Masons in Session This Afternoon
The Grand Lodge of Masons meets this afternoon to complete business carried from Friday. Henry W. Miles is expected to retire as master. Reports from committees were read and routine work completed. Tomorrow the grand chapter will convene and elect new grand officers. Monday night the Bnai Shrine ceremonial will be held with a banquet to follow. Statewide attendance noted.
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Free Mutt
Masons of
Nova
Newmer
Gharwtte
Order of Eastern Hoar
Biyaale
Yvill
Committee 10 views scenes of strike trouble
Charleston June 12 The Western committee has gone to Crook and Cabin Crook to view scenes of clashes between the strikers and authorities. Earlier witnesses were heard regarding interference of tills.
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Charleston
Crook
Cabin Croek
Atrikere
Free Sugar Policy Clears Senate Panel In Three Years
Associated Press reports the senate agriculture committee approved free raw wool and sugar measures today signaling an end to a three year push. Weather notes record highs and lows with yesterday reaching 66 and 76 degrees, while last year’s figure stood at 62.
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Washington
Senate
Resting in Sanitarium Johnson 5 Jo hnson
Dr O Nea l reports Johnson 5 age 15 is resting in san it ar ium in Los Angeles after urgent care. The patient shows improvement under treatment and is responding to care. John Ison previously faced critical condition but is now improving with medical attention. Nurse Young accompanied the patient and notes gradual recovery.
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Robert O'Neal
Johnson
Los Angeles
Joungon
John Ison
Young
Sim
Germain
Advertising News Spreads Rapidly Across Cities
A fragmented OCR excerpt notes how advertising campaigns influence consumer demand and boost a manufacturer’s sales. It highlights a prominent distributor of footwear for children and adults, whose four week campaign across eastern cities drove rapid sales growth and altered production dynamics. The passage references the broader impact of ads on producers, retailers, and customers.
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Wvite
Mane
Constrantom
Dovyn
Misaiasippi
Wbse
Police Officers To Plead Guilty In Larceny Case
Five policemen indicted in San Francisco offered to plead guilty to misdemeanor charges if the sentence of Frank Sali, convicted of grand larceny, is made light. They will not testify. no decision yet on a plea. Ebola motion for a new trial remains pending, and Miekert cannot enter an agreement. Two officers returned to agree to the complaint.
Japan Seizes American Yacht Sparks Diplomatic Tension
Tokyo officials probe the seizure of the American yacht Columbia at Nagasaki harbor amid conflicting reports of official visits. A potential diplomatic incident grows as authorities investigate the vessel’s entry and movements, with analysts noting possible-Nagakate port tensions.
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Naganakw
Columbia
Nagakate
Pertult
Wwered
Migenjimma
Frisco Affairs Under Commission Investigation
Washington June 1. The commerce commission will begin an immediate inquiry into the operations of the St Louis and San Francisco road. The investigation will consider the Felice Linen relation with Chino Rock Leland and the purchase of the Chicago Heater Witness, details unclear due to damaged text.
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Washington
Commerce Commission
St Louis
San Francisco
Felvce
Chino
Rock Leland
Chicago
Lensien
Turkish Pasha Buried After Great Battle at Scene
Constantinople report says Mahamoud Shetket Pasha was buried today in a mausoleum on the Hill of Liberty where many soldiers fell during the Young Turk uprising against Abdul Hamid. The deceased was laid to rest with pomp as crowds gathered. remains moved to the undertaking firm for Wonacott and CavariauRt.
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Constantinople
Mahamoud Shetket Pasha
Liberty
Young Turk
Abdul Hamid
Mira
George Nisbet
Minwrs Hospital
New Works
Nes Howe
Suriety
Wonacott
CavariauRt
Ninbot
Tient Corsever Moutha Jj
Jim Butler
Moros clash leaves Americans dead and wounded in trench fighting
A fragmentary report from Manila dated April 13 describes Moros in trenches killing and wounding American troops, with General Pershing vowing continued operations until securing peace. Names and precise figures are unreadable in the OCR.
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Manila
Llent
H Rackelwy
Pershing
Advanced Movement of Crops Announcement
Washington June 12 Areuel er McAdoo announced a statement that five hundred million emergency currency would be fast coming should the banks need it. New York financial prices were considered restored. Bankers believe this will have a considerable effect on the money supply. The announcement led to a sharp rally in the market.
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Washington
Areueler McAdoo
New York Financial
Cies
Bonanza Suit Neatly Pressed in Tonopah Court
Two new suits were filed in Tonopah district court connected to Carson papers. The Winden libel case against Frank J. Winden involves the State Bank and Trust Company and a transfer of receivership. A second suit concerns Frank Te Wilden and Lynch of Toner, with a transfer petition approved by Judge Langan to Nye county court.
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Langan
Averiils
Carson
Frank Te Wilden
Nye County District
Liangipn
Ladies Day at Ree Park Baseball Game Details
Sunday features a free admission for all ladies at Ree Park as the Moone and Iie baseball team face the deeldinge club in their series. First pitch at 2 PM. umpire noted for prior games and Carlos Pulwider the lefty pitcher from California is slated to start.
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Moone
Iie
Carlos Pulwider
California
Leanne
Morse
Roosevelt to Lecture Argentine Republic
President Roosevelt plans a lecture tour in Argentina next fall focusing on the progress of the United States and allied industries. The announcement cites economic and political ties and mentions a preliminary schedule and hosting arrangements by a local committee.
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Roosevelt
Argentine Republic
Hacker Loses Breach of Promise Suit in 1928 Trial
Miss Anna McDonald won an $8000 breach of promise judgment against W. Hacker in a ruling by Judge Cole L. Harwood. The Mono Gazette notes the decision followed testimony from McDonald and Hacker, including letters in Hacker’s possession and allegations of threats. the judge found in favor of McDonald and ordered payment of attorney and court costs. The case, heard Monday, concluded after misstatements about threats and nonpayment.
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Anna McDonald
W. Hacker
Cole Lhwood
Plijntiff
Oole L. Harwoo
Caw
Mite
Ruby
McDonald
Sbe
Hacker
Franquelin Building Opens to Public Amid Grand Opening
The Annex at Franquelin Building on Mala Street opens to the public with a grand opening planned. Construction finishes include modern amenities and equipment with an anticipated national store and saloon forthcoming.
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Mala Street
Tennis stars meet German expert in New York meet
In New York on June 12, renowned players Willi and Honket? prepare to face a German expert. The event centers on a land deal tied to a prized tennis match highlighted by a trader named Rapelnasly Wagregrematyan, promising exceptional value.
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New York
Molan Willie
Honket
Land Today
Tn Mint
Pravdh Tenn
Eek
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