Bryan’s Ethics Show Down on Campaign Money
The San Francisco Call editorial criticizes William Jennings Bryan for avoiding publicity on campus contributions and defends his stance amid revelations about Thomas Fortune Ryan’s $25,000 donation to the Nebraska Democratic fund four years earlier. It notes Ryan’s backing, Bryan’s denial of personal profit, and calls the issue a test of political ethics rather than Nebraska law, contrasting Bryan’s position with the actions of Nebraska campaign managers four years ago.
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Mr. Bryan
Eigerness
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Nebraska Democratic
Mr. Ryan
New York World
Bryan
Marie Henry Watterson
Nebraska
Mr. Parker
Ryan
Parker
New York Traction
San Francisco Call
Belmont capitalists in auto head to Rawhide for mill upgrade
Los Angeles capitalists John H Brown Philip 8 Dotts and John Tembler travel by Elmores touring car to Rawhide toward installing a 60000 water reduction plant. Repairs halt progress near Tejon. Belmont Securities Reduction Co prepares new machinery and amalgamating tables to mill by mid July. Belmont camp promises further startling productions as ore dumps of 150000 tons await processing.
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John H. Brown
Philip
Dotts
John
Tembler
Los Angeles
Rawhide
Vnto
Bak
Ba‘keersfield Californian
Tejon
Ror. P. Fox
John O. Tombler
Tombler
Enterprise
R. Aderson
8. W. Gundarker
Belmont
Securities Reduction Company of
Wittenberg & Co
Judge O'Brien's midnight mock baseball scare alarms Tonopah
Town buzzed with a false alarm after Judge J P O'Brien’s residence prompted a midnight call to a local drugstore and a rapid pickup of medical supplies. Dr. Comlisk aided the scene, as townsfolk worried the judge had suffered an accident while practicing for a Sunday Knights of Columbus game.
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Tonopah
J. P. O'Brien
Comlisk
Medico
St. Jacob's
Knights of Columbus
Sonora Sporters
O'Brien
Reno Woman Commits Death by Own Action
A Reno woman, Mrs. Bert Dunham, killed herself with carbolic acid in her West Fourth Street room after leaving a note claiming innocence. Landlady Iris alerted husband Bert Dunham, who found her body beside the bed with the empty bottle. Coroner Bell took charge of the remains as investigators reviewed a noon visitor who questioned the deceased.
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Elma
Bert Dunham
West Fourth Street
Bell
Bonanza Bindery Ad Promises Superior City Work
Look around your office for ledgers and daybooks then visit the Bonanza Bindery. We have samples of our work in many city offices. Our bindings and delivery claim to surpass rivals in quality and speed within the state.
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Manay
Making Fortunes: Bert L Smith in Goldfield on Mushett lease
Bert L Smith, noted T nopah banker, spends several days in Goldfield watching the Mushett lease developments in which he is heavily interested. The ore strike has already yielded the owners large sums for development. Certificates of location for sale at the office.
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Bert L. Smith
Tnopah
Goldfield
Mr. Smith
Goldfield News
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Bonanza
Nevada
Daveler
Associated Press
Partice Ealcon
Paris
Postofice
William H. Taft
James S. Sherman
Ein Old Camp
Desert
Andry
H. J. Hall & Co
S. Bert
Surist
Tonopah Drug Company
RENO
Joe Ibert
THE
the City
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