Crosses Tape At 3 20 P.M Leading Nearest Rival
Fragmented vehicle race chronicle from Ely to Elko and back reports Lincoln No 6 leading at 3 20 p m with Essex No 3 close behind. multiple cars dominated by time stamps 2 29 p m Buick and 2 40 p m Ford depart Ely. speeds and arrivals noted with confusion and garbled OCR text.
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Oiclock
Main Street
Essex
Mainetheet
Ely
Ford
Lincoln
Renato Fike
Reno
Kasex
Smitebaker
Ollarne
Atadebaker
Elko
Katte Mountain
Wella
Basar
Boyle Arguments For State Police In Tonopah
Governor Hoyle releases Nye county records detailing reasons for sending state police to Tonopah. Discussion notes that town finances cannot support a larger force, urging federal or state aid and outlining anticipated need for 4 additional officers to maintain order and neutrality.
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Tonopah
Govenor Hoyle
Mgaviam
Nye County
Shortaty
Hwart Ot Wramitiers
Thumlsy
P Cotha
Nye
Emmet D. Boyle
Nevada
Reno
Nyo County
Toprinala
Heinrichs
Ineal
Mark Ro Averill
WR Thomas
Commander Emery to Attend Legion Meet
Commander Emery is set to attend the Legion meeting in Nevada. The third annual convention will be held at Lakeside Lake Yahoo, June 26 to 28. Leaders from various posts will gather to discuss oversight and outreach.
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Emery
Legion
Beene Reno
Diane
John Waors
Mtlwanl
Lake Yahoo
Garvan Seeks More Facts on Height Question
Garvan asks for additional information regarding the height issue as officials in Jerby County prepare for a forthcoming inquiry. The International site at Burton may face further scrutiny while local authorities weigh the implications and potential actions.
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Garvan
Tariff bill details and administration rate plan estimated
The article outlines a tariff bill proposing a 20 percent duty, with discussion of expected rate ranges in the House. It references administration plans and anticipated figures tied to the 1855 percent context and Aldrich features, noting proposed uniform rates and predictions from the period.
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Washington
Tara Wil
Onions Thrown Into Ocean Off San Francisco Coast
Thirty thousand sacks of onions valued at $60,000 were dumped into the sea off the San Francisco coast. The action aimed to destroy the crop from a cold storage facility, hindering resale. County horticultural officials, led by Deputy Commissioner William J. Drake, investigated the incident.
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Ban Francisco
Cali
William J. Drake
Anupineed Foray
Sparks workers reject wage cut by Southern Pacific
In Reno Nevada June 9 workers at the Southern Pacific depot vote against a proposed wage reduction of 1.5 cents per hour, affecting about 1600 employees. Officials said the move would be rescinded if a partial wage restoration is approved by the union leaders.
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Boy Associated Preney
Reno
Nevada
Patlokd Tayor Bears
Union Idoluts Todig
Demand Governor Halt Big Battle
Fragmentary text shows a call from an association in Trenton New Jersey urging the governor to halt a major conflict or battle. The readable bits reference the Thompson Carter rights, the International Reform Bureau, and a demand directed to Governor Edward Marting to intervene and prevent the event.
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Trenton
N. J
Crafts
Ienernational Reform Bureau
Senate
Edwarte
Demarting
Sinn Fein Leaders Freed from Mount Joy Prison
Arthur Griffith founder of Sinn Fein and Professor Jobe MacNeill, a prescient at the Lalelic League, were released today from Mount Joy prison in Ireland. The release notes indicate no formal charges were detailed, signaling a political shift as prominent Sinn Fein figures regain freedom.
Action to Break Up Honopoly Heads to Court
A legal action was announced to break up a monopoly and seek court intervention. The case references Veit Manufacturing and a protective order, with further proceedings planned in New York against the Nemeyer group. The documents discuss prosecution, antitrust remedies, and potential court orders affecting competition in the cement and related industries.
Mexico Won't Open Oil Talks Amid Turmoil
Fragmented text outlines Mexico delaying oil discussion due to constitutional and political tensions. Mentions possible market shifts and international stances, with unclear dates and entities.
Norris Bill Aims Hundred Million Agriculture Export Authority
A favorable committee report backs the Norris bill to create a hundred million dollar authority to promote export of agricultural products. The measure advances in the Senate Agriculture Committee with support from key lawmakers.
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Washington
Norris Hi
Agricul
Sinata Agrinaltre
Five men indicted for counterfeiting tickets by grand jury
A grand jury indicted five men on charges of forgery in the second degree in a counterfeit ticket scheme. The defendants, led by party participant Rickard, face felony counts arising from a string of counterfeit ticket incidents.
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Tine
Thi Rand
Peomnter Rickard
Seaplanes to Join Fleet 10 at San Francisco
Report from San Francisco notes Seaplane Squadron 10 will join Fleet 10 and depart for Monterey. The combined air and water units are ordered to arrive in San Francisco together, as the Twelfth district naval authorities confirm.
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San Francisco
Anglo-Japanese pact renewal claims surface in paper
London dispatch reports a Pall Mall Gazette line that an Anglo-Japanese treaty renewal is being considered. The piece mentions possible recommen dations and stresses Anglo American relations, Tadig positions, and the diplomatic stance amid looming renewal talks.
Taft May Get Chief Justice Appointment
Asembly reports indicate President Hardings may nominate former President William Howard Taft to become Chief Justice of the United States. The move would elevate Taft to the high court amid ongoing discussions, though details remain officially withheld.
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Taft
Washington
Athough Sfiletal
Wilinders
Kim
Willian Noward Taft
June marriages show a falling off this year
Chicago reports a drop in June marriages with licenses issued through early June well below the prior year. Marriage license clerk Lewis Leaner notes the decline, with the total expected to finish under the 1910 level as delayed ceremonies and licensing trends affect the month.
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Lewis Leaner
Nates
Cost of living shows decrease in June data
A June 20 report from Associated Press notes a drop in the cost of living for May 1921, with a figure of 167 per event and related items. The article mentions a city incident involving a woman seen with a wallet and sleeved attire.
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Teips Habed
House Passes the Knox Porter Bill
Reported action shows the House passing the Knox Porter Bill amid unclear accompanying text and marginal notes. Names and dates are partially garbled in the OCR but indicate a formal legislative approval with references to bill language and potential sponsor or committee mentions.
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HOUSE
Carpentier Faces More Opponents Than Dempsey in Ring Tale
A garbled account centers on Georges Carpentier and Jack Dempsey, referencing their eras and bouts with scattered names and places. The text riffs on opponents, referee decisions, and the French boxer's rise, mixing era cues with uncertain mentions of matches and people.
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Merwe
New York
Knatty
Aue
Wabh
Fout
Mapnewe Wievuibyn Ieee Te Ly Cing
Hnewkate
Kanelot
Carperatier Wat
Georges
Jack Thompacy
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