Mineral Bund Case Upheld by Court in Unanimous Opinion
The Nevada Supreme Court issues a unanimous ruling upholding the Mineral County local act authorizing the sale of bonds totaling 160000 to fund the purchase and extension of a power and telephone line system. The court found the act constitutional, rejecting claims it violated home rule provisions and county government uniformity. Justice Sanders writes the opinion with Justices Moken concurring.
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Uw County
Hugh Henry Brown
Caytith Walter Rowson
Atiney Jay White
Coarity
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Sitliey
Mellon bill aims at refund of debts to allies in June senate
A June Washington note reports a Senate session where Chairman Penrose introduced a bill by Mellon to refund debts owed to allies. The measure seeks blanket authority for the secretary of the treasury to convert interest payments and related obligations into equivalent sums for repayment.
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Mellon
Washington
Senate
Penrose
Finance Pomitniste
Leaders seek talks to ease Greco Turkish tensions
Athens June 28 Indi reports Noddy pained by the accepta nea by Growee in principily at Tenat of the offer of Great Huiain France and Haly to mediate between the Greeke and Turkish nations to forestall warfare in Asia Minor.
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Indi
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Growee
Tenat
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Asia
French Look Upon Carpentier As Hero
French enthusiasm surrounds Georges Carpentier as a national hero after his war service. The pugilist, decorated with the Croix de Guerre and Medaille Militaire, flew as a two seater observer, served front line, and endured injuries before resuming duties with the Farman escadrille and later as a military medical instructor near Paris.
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Dempsey
Min
General Terve
Farman Escadrille
Therole Acron
Ander
Provisions Cut From Naval Bill Impacts Aviation Base Site
Washington reports confirm naval appropriation alterations affecting a planned aviation base at a submarine base site. The editorial note highlights changes retained by conferees and references a lasting impact on defense infrastructure.
Revolt Seen in Vera Cuz Mexico South Coast
In Vera Cuz Mexico, General Ghadilupe Sinches orders military action to quell a revolt in Minatit lan as General Pere leads 150 soldiers. Reports say squads have begun moves and fear mounts about the rebellion spreading.
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Vera Cuz
Mexico
Ghadilupe Sinches
Vera Grae
Minatitlan
Gensral
Sinehee
Anglo Japanese alliance holds no war hint
London June 28 Associated Press Baron Hays Japanese ambassador to Great Britain said in an interview that the Anglo Japanese alliance was not a threat of war. He stated the British and Japanese governments shared the view that the alliance would avoid conflict with the United States and not lead to hostilities.
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Associated Press
London
Baron Hays
Great Buitain
de Vine
Paler
Tye
iMoney Ciey
Meletdal
A F of L Fights for Meat Packing Control
The American Federation of Labor convention in Denver called for congressional legislation to regulate the meat packing industry. A resolution aimed at curbing alleged abuses was referred to international unions with recommendations for action, amid concerns over industry practices.
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American Federaion of Labor
Pon Com Ertals
Norte Pakula
Ontow
Ciinitemnid
Grand jury to probe sale of surplus material
San Francisco June 2 United States Attorney Silva said the grand jury will investigate the sale of surplus material by the Shipping Board. Former head Ho Bo Miller oversaw contracts likely worth 5 to 7 million dollars and the nature of which may be questioned.
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San Francisco
Cal
Ho Bo Miller
The
Shipping Board
United States
Silva
Grand
Japanese Population Increase in California Report
In California a rise in Japanese population is noted with figures showing growth across major communities. The report highlights shifts in demographics and urban concentration, with authorities preparing to address integration and census implications.
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California
Will Discuss Mandates With United States
An article fragment asserts discussion of mandates with the United States. It mentions names and political figures in cryptic phrasing and references to British and Washington Government contact. The readable portion hints at international negotiation over mandates and diplomatic intent.
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United States
Non-Stop Cross-Country Flight Postponed
In Los Angeles on June 23 part of Associated Press coverage states aviators Davis and Springer will not depart today on their non stop cross country flight to New York. Officials postponed takeoff until tomorrow morning citing unspecified reasons.
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New York
Three Poles Killed in Bromberg Riots
Three Poles were killed and 21 wounded during anti German demonstrations at Uraniberg northeast of Poser. Seven policemen were injured as unrest erupted amid protests over German treatment of workers. Dawes to appoint business men on new Budget Bureau staff after talks with the president.
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ax/Chirlee G Viwenk
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Simms says Denby misquoted talk from Lamdon remarks
In Washington on June 28 Admiral Simits reportedly told Navy Secretary Denby that recent statements attributed to him in London were distorted. The admiral said he intended to clarify his views while Denby prepared a statement to address the issue and set the record straight.
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Statin
Alsanit
Daugherty Sets Pardon for Jack Johnson
Attorney General Daugherty indicated a potential pardon for Jack Johnson, famed boxing champion and heavyweight titleholder. The report notes Johnson’s prior legal troubles and mentions an upcoming court action and possible expiration of a related legal deadline in July.
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Dearie
Proposal on War Powers Nixed by Labor Vote
In Denver Colorado on June 4 the American Federation Honor Lemar voted down a proposal to amend the federal constitution to transfer war declaration power from Congress to the people via referendum after a stormy debate The plan would force prosecution for those voting against a declaration and aim to hold leaders accountable in future votes.
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Fedent Honor Laver
House Disagrees On Packer Amendments Debate Signals Conflicts
In Washington disputes arose as lawmakers clashed over proposed Packer amendments. The chamber split on key provisions, with some members opposing the changes while others supported a conference on the control bill. Burgess was slated for tariff issues before the committee.
Pouring Cement for New Smelter Near Winnemucca
Reportedly cement pouring began at the Silver State Chemical Company plant at Winnemucca as preparations for a major smelter start completed. The plant is expected to handle a large ore volume by August, with activity continuing at the site.
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WOFE
Silver State Chemical —Cuimpany
Winnemucca
Coi Creme Fc
Lewi s Name in Election Race Platform Ambiguity
Fragmented text references a political figure named Lewis involved in an election race. The jagged OCR yields scattered mentions of platforms, mediation, and references to places like Denver and Geneva, with unclear sentences and misplaced names, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
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Labor Party Opposition to Treaty Sparks Debate
Fragmented OCR text shows Labor Party of Australia opposing a treaty with stray phrases about Ando and future warfare. Difficult to extract coherent facts, but indicates anti treaty sentiment within a political context and mentions military or defense topics in a contentious setting.
May wholesale prices fall across various hardware items
In San Francisco on May 28 190?, wholesale prices showed declines across hardware sectors with several items dropping 4 to 8 percent as merchants reported lower output costs and softer demand the market trend suggested several weeks of continued price easing for basic goods.
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Yultgermieet
Marine engineers returning to work highlights restart
Fragmentary report notes marine engineers resuming duties after a hiatus. The terse item mentions prior layoff causes and a restart plan, with references to departments and unnamed officials. No clear dates or names are recoverable from the unreadable OCR text.
Anti Beer Bill Reported Today by Committee
A committee reported an anti beer bill today. Names and places appear garbled in the OCR but indicate formal action on legislation. The text mentions Washington and several placeholder names, reflecting a political process update.
Carson Pioneer Died Tuesday in California News
A Carson pioneer is reported dead Tuesday with sparse details from a late 19th century county record. The obituary mentions ties to California and a long life of public service and community activity.
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Carson
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