Tonopah Drilling Contest Attracts State Interest July 5
Tonopah plans a two day Fourth of July celebration with a major drilling contest offering a $100 prize and runner up awards. The event, open to the state, features a panel of judges including WB Bronx and Tom Dwyer, with entrants from multiple teams and many local merchants contributing to the prize fund.
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Tonopah
Lanebal
Gomimeno
Neven
Pla
WB Bronx
Tom Dwyer
Iverstary
Wittenberg
Claude Harding
Chas
Fingal
Kernan
Iwradew
Mike Juilic
Apoelicor
Simpson to Spend Summer in Old Country
K M Simpson in charge of Wingfield properties will sail Thursday for Europe. Charles Starr arrives to oversee Nevada Hills Mining work at Fallsview while Simpson is away. Simpson's parents will join in New York and accompany him to Britain, with plans to visit London and return. Cor Plum Wingfield’s outfit manages Hive Hall Booth Sandstorm Rendall and other Nevada properties as mining interests expand.
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K M. Simpson
Wingfield
Europe
Werke Durtiglik
Wwe
Ull
Tooth and Sandiorn Kendall
Charles ©. Starr
Nevada Hills Mining Company
Fallsview
Goldfield
Aimpain
New York
Simpoon
London
Med Star Line
Aniwery
Brows
Freast
Hive Hall
Booth
Sandstorm Rendall
Atlante
Kenan
Klipsch
Nevada
Wedding Permits Issued By Clerk Pohl
Jomon 4 Merald of Manhattan arrives from the northern camp and will wed Nellie Cain of Leadville tonight. The couple planned a ceremony at the northern camp with McDaid and others guiding the arrangements.
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Pohl
Jomon
Merald
Manhattan
Minn Nellie Cain
Leadville
Colo
Marrige
McDaid
Tonopah
Pate Chon
Robert
Wan Arunieg
Drlege
A. Riddick
Min Blanche HN
Goldfield
Polit
Harry Dunveath
Discoverer of Cinaabar Mine Visiting Reno
A report details the discovery and staking of the Cinaabar mine near Big Mercury depot area with Senator PB Bulesr and Tom Pepper visiting Reno to oversee claims. It describes ore assays, initial outcroppings, and the party spreading across Lone district to secure 17 claims while others track cattle and plan further exploration.
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Moon
Aline
Qutokall
Ganeite
PB. Bulesr
Mineral Courty
Flene
Tom Pepper
Mercury
Pepper Vxpwidte
Koom
Oakland
Horax Smith
Ouphall
Smith
Mulear
Uscie
Karen
Goldfield
Mitia
Mimkeing
Bihan
J A. Buck
Shepard
Trock
Shapard
Sol Simmer Kleld
Balkar
Many Fourth of July Events Planned for Children
Community plans a full day of children's activities on July Fourth. Prizes include best float, best parade entries, and top notes. A free show runs from noon to midnight at Butler theater. The justice court will stay open all day with a rest room for women and children. Fireworks at eight o clock at Mr Odile, under Mr C J Brown. Street carnival and orderly celebration urged with costumes and participation.
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Tonopah
Piann
Thi Bro
Harry Kontine
Hiewine
Hhoriff Ed Malley
Dimenanon
Goddens of Liberty
Venopah Drug Co
Nevada
Butler Theater
Justice Court
Odile
C.J. Brown
Tongpals Mining Co
Jey
Shota
Eureka Merchant Eyeing Tonopah Location
Ho Mau, a leading Eureka merchant, travels with Mia Man to Tonopah to explore establishing a mesh or shop there. He reports favorable Tonopah conditions and aims to secure a temporary or permanent site for business ventures, hoping to settle for Eureka opportunities.
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Ho Mau
Eureka
Mia Man
Tonopah
French Army 727000 Par June 25 Debate
In the chamber of deputies Depwey Laverdad announced that after the adoption of the government three year service bill the French Army would see 727,000 new footing. The report notes debate over the pension footing and budget implications for the military.
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Depwey Laverdad
Chamber of Depnties
Gayle Yorament
Prospects Seen for Dissolution of Union Pacific Merger
Washington report says after long consultation Robert Lovett and Paul D Ceawaih, counsel for the merger’s critic, announced there are good prompents for a dissolution of the Union Pacific merger, indicating favorable prospects for breakup negotiations.
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Union Pacific
Washington
Robert 8. Lovett
Paul D Ceawaih
Philippine independence stance shifts in U S policy
Manuel Quezon withdraws from the Philippine executive committee amid a drive by Philippine leaders to favor indefinite U S retention of the islands. Quezon signals a policy pivot at a Washington meeting on June 26, suggesting independence is not favored by the group.
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Philippines
Washington
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Perident Com
Cungrera
Philippine
Ole Grouvdy
United States
Wreck Clamps Down as Canadian Train Disaster Kills Eight
Ottawa dispatch reports eight killed and many injured after four Canadian Pacific cars plunged from an embankment into the Ottawa river. Two more cars derailed on the track, causing a chaotic wreck.
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Ottawa
Ottawa River
Final report of funds raised for three children injured in explosion
A long list details subscriptions totaling 620 dollars already in, with 150 dollars tracked as burned. Funds support three injured children in Tonopah area after an explosion. Donors include local individuals, businesses, and mining firms, with Mi and Hhidrodene lodge funds contributing 174.40, and many community names from Tonopah and nearby towns listed.
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Ty Ie Jaden
Finiidie Bowen
Billie Rewylelog
Dyfuniite Cape
Huge Howell
Mire
Validiborough
Shiroda
Zeb Kendall
IL Moon
Ater
Lodge
Ike
Montana
Tonopah Mine
J.B Treg
Joan
Tigh Wehool
Percy Oke
Twihing
P Montague
Wall M Pittman
Blumenthat
John A. Miand
J. Dowglann
Local Miner Husband Delays Trip as Wife Faces Appendi
Mrs Gow Petorsai, wife of Pelinhelen mining find, was brought from the district to the Miners hospital for an appendicitis operation after illness. Mr Veterson left Tonepah for Sweden a week ago to visit relatives, expected back in New York today as telegrams notify him of his wife’s condition. prognosis may delay his return.
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Mra Gow Petorsai
Pelinhelen
Tonepal
Veterson
Tonepah
Sweden
New York
Peterson
Eastern Star Card Party Draws Over 100 Guests
Tonopul Masonite Chapter hosted a card party at the Mawonie hall with 100 plus attendees. Mrs Geo Mannington won the prize among the ladies, while Mr John Nicol took the men’s consolation prize. John won the champion prize and Hincheon wandered in after games.
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Tonopul Masonite
Joitky Nit
Ruarla
Eustiein
Prise
Mira John Nicol
Carda
Ponter
Hincheon
The Way to Success in Advertising Cautionary Note
Paraphrased Horace Gresley voice warns against weak advertising and urges manufacturers and retailers to back campaigns with merit. Emphasizes mutual trust between producers and merchants and warns against undertone manipulation or inferior promotional claims.
Money lender trouble ends in arrest and death
A San Jose money lender Proderigle janben faced legal action as local attorney Frank Drlachmayer was jailed for embezzlement. a police officer in Salt Lake City was killed during an arrest attempt, and a laborer was shot in Winnipeg amid a clash over foreign laborer restraining.
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Prem San Jose
Proderigle Janben
Jocal
Renlant
Frank Drlachmayer
Wien
Sgh
Drlechmeyer
Jansen
Lovett to Describe Lobbyist Efforts in Senate Hearing
Washington June 25 Robert B Lovett chairman of the Calon Parity board will testify tonight before the Senate lobby committee regarding alleged efforts of lobbyists to obtain employment and influence official action in Washington. Mrs Willan Rogeres underwent surgery for appendicitis at One Mintes hospital yesterday. The patient’s condition is reported as fair.
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Senate Committee
Wrenn Warhington
Robert B. Lovett
Calon Parity Board
Senate Lobby
Willan Rogere
Mintes Hospital
Tom Fay
Nogers
Montana
Resignation of McNab Accepted by President Wilson
Washington. June 26. President Wilson accepted Attorney General McNab's resignation last night and he terminated his office today. In a statement in the tour room of Judge Vac Plow he praised the manner in which the public had been served. The resignation follows criticism of the defense of the defendants. Representative Kahn called for a congressional investigation into corruption in public service.
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Francisco
McNab
Wilson
Vac
Jade van Flent
Patna
McNah
California
Washington
Ita
Kahn
Tevtay
Notson
McNat
Queda and Troops Break Through Rebel Lines Escape
Douglas June 25 reports Hermositia teleernin that General Ojotee federale breached the rebel cordon and is retreating toward Guaymus. Sonora wigen troops hold Santa Rona and Ortia with full control.
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Queda
Fire at Buffalo elevator kills seven. twenty two missing
A serious blaze at the Hopeted Milling company elevator in Buffalo New York has killed seven and left twenty two workers unaccounted for. Firemen recovered bodies of two more victims and hunt for the others continues alongside payroll checks listing eleven known dead and twenty two missing workers.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Bantam Fighter Hight Sprains Shoulder In Ninth Round
Charles Ledopis the French bantam suffered a right shoulder sprain in the ninth round and lost the decision. The injury will sideline him for several weeks as he recovers.
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Charles Ledopis
Nadly
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