Tallman Named Land Commissioner Amid Nevada Politics
The article profiles Tallman, a longtime Nevada prospector tied to mining camps like Goldfield and Tonopah, as he becomes commissioner of the land office. It details his mining career, political maneuvering at the Hate convention in Carson City, and predictions about his future in public office.
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Grey ‘Toliun
Tanopar
John J. Terney
Nevada
Nevada Desert
Goldfield
Tonopah
Cup Lake
Tallman
Caraon City
Lntk
Denver
Sam Melford
Bryan
Pallinan
Sweeney Holford
Fallinan
Ehate Fat
Pit
Tallinan
Tallon
Talhman
Tiliman
Mint Payroll Cuts Speak of Reduced Staffing and No Bullion
Office notes indicate more men to be dropped at the mint on the ninth with watchers and janitor to be removed from pay, no bullion to be kept locally and all receipts to be shipped out while payments for purchases are to be made by cash.
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Nye County Hab 18 Delinquent Properties
Nye County lists 18 delinquent properties in a notice from Nye County authorities. The report notes outstanding taxes and efforts to move toward collection, reflecting county procedures and notices issued this year.
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Nye County
Nevada Insurance Act Revises Nonhazardous Work Rates
A Nevada state insurance act revision proposes lower rates for employers with nonhazardous occupations. It outlines initial premium schedules, rate classes, and adjustments based on industry risk. The commission notes potential premium reductions for certain office and service sectors while stressing compliance with existing guidelines.
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Fithawa
Cew
Inital Prentiiin
Nevada Laduelgial Insurance Apt
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Werner
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Fireworks planned for Fourth of July program
A big Fourth of July celebration program details fireworks and related events. The committee aims to thrill townspeople with displays and a range of activities for children and teens, including races and stage acts, with a meeting set for Monday at 2 20 p m in the Nevada theater to finalize plans.
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Gunes
Nile
Primmrane
Wiens
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Nevada Theater
Power outage announced for July Fourth in Tonopal
The Tonopal plant will cut electric power from Avelock until 10 20 oclock to make necessary repairs and return to service afterward. The notice says power will be off for maintenance and to complete essential work on machinery at the plant.
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Tonopal
Avelock
Mamager
Amly
Marriages and Divorces Noted in Nevada Notices
The item records nuptial and dissolution activity in Nevada with sparse readable names and locations. It mentions Reno and Tonopah tied to marriages and divorces, plus references to a hardware firm and local outlets, all in a fragmentary OCR passage.
Military Band Concert This Evening
The Tonopah Military Band will perform tonight weather permitting. Selections include Marek pieces and cornet duets with a program featuring the Overture and Serenade. Conductor is A. We Carll.
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Regelar
Tonopah
Ecollen Prontyan
Marek
Thatchia
Fal Wilcox Walter
Tertlemouu
Ant Porks
Sou and Weldon
Boutiah Serenade
Devotion to Suffrage Causes Breakup at Home
Clarenon Macky, benefactor of the University of Nevada, involved in a suffrage dispute. The piece notes marital strain as Macky and his wife, a devoted suffragist, clash over her activism and neglect of home duties. Also mentions a temperature report with yesterday's high and low readings.
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Clarenon Macky
University of Nevada
Europe
Tuowiay
New York
Mackay
Katherine Duer
Myekus
Weather forecast hints July Fourth program favorable
A weather observer predicts pleasant conditions for the upcoming July Fourth celebration. The forecaster notes trend toward stable skies and light rainfall, with gradual warming and limited storm potential expected in Tonopah.
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Itty Poletti
Piercy
Jung
Percy
Backing Up the Retailer Across the Media
The article discusses how manufacturers tie quality assurance to advertising via daily newspapers to support retailers. It explains how dealer reputations and market reach are enhanced when both manufacturers and distributors back advertising, creating demand and trust.
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Boston Tonopah Exchange Plan Aims to Merge Mines
Stockholders of the Boston Tonopah Mining Company are offered exchange into the Mispah Extension, twenty Boston shares for one Mispah share, with profits from merged properties to be shared. Officers and major holders back the plan and solicit ballots by July 31. Comstock district output is reported at around a million dollars yearly with potential growth in Virginia City and Gold Hill.
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Boston Tonopah Mining Company
Mipah Extension
Tonopah
Boston
Totonah
A. He Howe
Heaton Tonopah Company
Mixpah Exinnvion Company
Boston Tonoph Mining Company
Umit
Ander Heale
Boston Tonopah Company
Bellevy
Stoek Sholdere
Mey
Art
Theompany
HC. Worrell
Rowton, Tonopan
Ploompany
Goldfield
Comstock
Ullion
Virginia City
Gold Hill
Second Tonopah Ore Shipments Surpass 1200-Ton Mark
Tonopah ore shipments reach over 1200 tons for the second time in history as local mines push weekly totals toward a value near 200000 dollars. The West End Macamara North Star and Jim Butler mines contribute to the surge with tonnages reported across multiple mills and districts.
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Tonopah
Tol
Tonopah Minin Company
Bitdewean
Tonopah Batemmlon
ERB
Shinmenta
West End
Macamara
Jim Butler
North Star
Seta
Three Seattle Editors Cleared of Libel Charge
Seattle Times editor Colonel Alden J. Wrethen and his son Clarence T. Blethen, managing editor, were found not guilty of criminal libel by a Superior Court jury. They were alleged to have libeled Joseph Aarvik by publishing last October an article accusing him of absconding party funds. The acquittal followed a judge order for an inconclusive verdict due to prosecutorial failure to show proof.
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Alden J. Wrethen
Seattle Times
Clarency T. Blethen
Joseph Aarvik
Jarvik
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Humphries
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Superior
Junge
Ronald Jodas Dle
Leroy Sanders
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Brattle Star
Sanders
Hamilton
Grund Jury
Queens Army Scattered as General Lost in Sonora
Reports from Hermosillo detail General Ojeda’s scattered force and a rebel victory near Guayínne. Colonel Francisco Chiapa, a dual leader of administration and rebels, was executed by rebel General Obregon after a skirmish at Ortia. Government troops are poised to advance toward Guaymán, the last federal foothold in Sonora.
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Jung
Ojeda
Guayman
Sonora
Posquiers
Hermosillo
Pranci ¥Co Chiapa
Kan
Xasterday
Obregon
Guayinne
Ortia
Miss Lawrence Leading In Goddesses of Liberty Pageant
Milon Claire Lawrence has taken a noon lead in the fourth of July Goddess of Liberty contest with Edith Potter a close second. Nominations close July 1 and the event is set for July 3 with final tally and withdrawal updates from the committee.
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Milon Claire Lawrence
Che Yote
Edith Potter
Cister Lawrence
Raith Potter
Eleanor Malone
Audle Murphy
Mildesd Hooper
Lewsie Wardle
Anna ‘Intentiond
Bim
Allan Malley
Thatcher Appeals Langan Decision on Receiver Fees
Attorney General Thatcher filed a motion seeking appeal to the supreme court from Judge Langan's ruling on attorney fees for the State Bank receiver. The case advances to the state supreme court as advertised in The Bonanza.
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Carson
Langan
State Bank
Thatcher
Supreme Court
San Francisco Official Denies Water Shortage Report
Budget official Bierra Blue Lakes Water and Power president Sullivan told the House Public Lands Committee that reports of a water shortage in Ban Prangtsea were false and politically motivated. He warned officials who testified had deceived the army and a scandal loomed, prompting a July 7 hearing extension.
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Washington
Bugete W Sullivan
San Francisco
Bierra Blue Lakes Water and Power Company
House Public Lands Committee
Hetelt Herohy
Ban Prangtsea
California
Congress
San Francisc
Sullivan
Agreement Reached on Dissolution of Railroads
Washington June 28 announced today that the attorney general and Union Pacific representatives reached an agreement for a dissolution. The plan, expected to be approved by the president, will be submitted Monday to federal judges at St Paul. The plan does not separate the Southern and Central Pacific. an attorney general civil action under the Sherman law will accompany this. Details were not made public.
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T Wan
Genera
Union Pacific
St Paul
Central Pacific
Qi Oral
District Prosperity Fueled by Copper Company Plans
The Big Expositor reports more men will gain employment as the district advances toward exchange of shared interests with Consolidated Copperines. Ambitious development aims to spike ore yields across properties, remodel Fox and Kimberly for testing, recover Fairfield from low grade ore, expand the Alpha deposit, and explore a cheap shaft at Chinaman.
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Cape
Consolidated Copperaines Company
Kimberly
Giroux
Chinaman Group
Standard Oil Can Continue Operations in Missouri
Associated Press reports Missouri. A court decision today allows Blanchard Oil Company of Indiana to continue business in Missouri, aligning with state law. An earlier ruling had ousted the firm due to a dispute over compliance.
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Missouri
Missouri Wapeenve
Blanchard Oil Company
Indiana
Minsouri
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