Tonopah Divide Oil Well Near Fallon Faces Drilling Hurdles
Reports describe a prospector’s work east of the Shaft samples and findings at Fallon. The operation involves the Wells Fargo era company and Palton company drilling amid state law rules, with potential oil in sand at 590 feet and discussions of water contact and equipment movements amid regulatory expectations.
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Mimm
Wits
Califoruts
Lumione Hank Mmuhl
Pallon Company
Diamond Gil Company
California
Cake theft and raid lead to court action in village
A raid on a porch yielded a cake theft from a village party with distribution on plates. Authorities recovered the evidence and arraigned suspects in court the next morning, with notes of punishment and potential jail terms.
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Rana
Corbatt
Tao
Ywvenberg
Wey
Wittantorg
Oleg
Yorikpoaing
Eentamcok
Troops Massed in Paris Amid May Day Tensions
Paris May Day clashes erupt as 700 demonstrators clash with republican guards. Brigadier Rondeau shot in the back, two deputies injured, and at least two killed with about fifty injured in riots across the city.
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Heven
Paris
Tropa
Brig
Adior Rondeau
Ulrd
Wight
Hall
Lecomte
Chamber of Deputies
Valliant Coutirler
Alexandre Blinc
Republican Guards
Resuming on Spanish Belt developments and ore mill work
Violop Barnett reports good news from the Spanish Belt after four days at the property planning development. The company aims to restart the ore mill, complete the haul and erection of plant, with preliminary costs and promised returns from ore shipments and smelter processing.
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Violop Barnett
Eight Million Workers Join May Day Parade in Britain
An estimated eight million workers participated in Great Britain's May Day events, taking time off for parades and speeches. Despite the large turnout there were no interruptions to essential services, likely because Saturday is normally a half holiday.
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Great Britain
Esivul
Jormally
Bigamist did not sell wives findings from Los Angeles
Los Angeles police chief Sharitt Cline reported that nothing substantiates the theory that James Watson, alleged murderer, sold any of his wives into slavery. The Associated Press story notes no evidence supports the accusation, per May 1 dispatch.
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Los Angeles
James Watson
Las Muirt
Wigamiat
Paculved
Sharitt Cline
San Angeles
Premos Angeles
Revolt Imagined as Juarez Garrison Withdraws
In Juarez Colonel Mora, commander of the garrison, crossed the international line after midnight and fled toward the Mexican side amid rumors of an imminent revolt. Reports say the Juarez garrison had not resisted and appeared to be preparing for a revolution scenario rather than a clash.
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Pwaans AL Paso
Mora
Cemminder
Jarez
Juarez
Cay
anal-Carranea
Order recount in New Jersey begun in May
Newark May 1 Associated Press reports Chief Justice William Gummere signed an order for a statewide recount of Tuesday's presidential primaries. The recount will start May 10 in counties where Johnson supporters allege errors in vote tabulations.
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Associated Press
Newark
William Gummere
Supreme Court
Johnson
General Wood
Wea
Yankee autos shut out in government import ban
A French government decree on May 1 bans importation of American automobiles for an indefinite period, threatening to wipe out the local branch networks. Managers report closures forthcoming as nearly all U S firms lose outlets and time to adjust.
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Freee Ais
Doulereix Amerian Automobile Ady
France
Chasse
Stock exchanges closed today to end the week
Markets paused as the Mining Stock Exchange in San Francisco and major venues in New York observed a weekend closure. Brokers took the day off and trading will resume Monday morning.
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Wenstone
Mining Stock Exchange
San Francisco
New York
Mosday
Bloodhounds Track Draft Evader to Lair Reportedly
Bloodhounds tracked a draft evader described as Wy Anavetated Weems to a lair near Fulton Poikay's. The fugitive allegedly fled justice after an alleged theft evasion charge, with local officials pursuing via a noted canine search. The case involves charges of evading the draft and related flight.
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Tood Hound
Weareh
Louie Kreger
Haitdon
Labor Troubles Rise Across Canada Line Reported
A disrupted Canada wide labor strike stretches from Nova Scotia to Ontario as milk wagon drivers halt work and protests surge. Reports indicate clashes and arrests amid general unrest tied to unpaid wages and working conditions.
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Bremer Tronto
Canada
Nova Scotia
Gondon
Ontario
Witfio
Torupto
Stockmen Claim Loans Denied by Federal Reserve Bank
Neeney TTY May 1 stockmen allege the tenth federal reserve bank refuses loans to non essential industries and that Tudds are unavailable for cattle growers. resolutions were sent to the governors of the fed eral reserve bank after a conference of livestock interests.
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Neeney
Tenth Federal Reserve Bank
Indus Tes
Federal Reserve Bank
Hvestock
Steamer San Mateo Sinks at Salina Cruz Harbor
Francisco May 1. The steamer San Mateo sank suddenly in Salina Cruz harbor while aground near the breakwater. Her fate and that of Captain Frank Bergmark and 21 crew remain unknown, though believed saved according to agents here.
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Francisco
San Mateo
Salina Cruz
Mexico
Ster
Frank Bergmark
Reds capture an important port in Caspian region
London May 1 Bolshevik forces occupy Bary a key port on the Caspian Sea and near an important petroleum field officials announce the development.
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London
Bary
Caspian Sea
Severe fighting in Trans Baikalea reported by press
Seve re fighting in Trans Baikalea is described amid clashes between opposing forces at Chita and Kol chalk army units near Trameflatkal. The report notes the conflict involves factions aligned with Prask Muney and William Randolph Hearst, as publishers urged reflections in the press during testimony before a committee.
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Ondstor
Chita
Trameflatkal
Balabovie
Jajansee
Washington May
Prask Muney
Wiliam Randolph Teeret
May Day Passes and No Trouble in U S
Reported May Day events show calm in the United States with no major disturbances. The article notes routine celebrations and mentions various figures and locations, but emphasizes orderly conduct and official responses.
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U. S
Crimson Elag Mystery Despite Red Haze
Fragmentary text shows a misread or garbled line about crimson elag not red and references to names such as Astin, VeUtTtery, and Felusen. Context unclear, but suggests confusion around colors or identifiers with a legal or literary framing.
W. Kelly Makes Comeback in Reno
A garbled sports brief notes W. Kelly returning to action in Reno with a tease about fans and a prohibitive policy. The fragmentary text references a game or event and mentions Sen Pranices, Glieteal rey, and beadgeertors, but lacks clear details or outcomes.
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Sen Pranices
Cimegat
Beadgeertors
Japanese Sign Agreement In Uncertain Washington Context
In May a Japanese delegation and U S officials reportedly signed an agreement amid a tense diplomacy. Details remain unclear due to garbled OCR but the accord concerns unitary terms and measures affecting personnel, with stakeholders including Colton and Reesiane Mtere noted.
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Washington
Lap Raton Rage
Colton
Persecution of Catholics Rumors Echo Across Courts
Fragmentary text reports a Catholic persecution theme touching on government and religious groups. Names and places are unclear, but references to court actions and sectarian tension suggest a historical dispute involving Catholic communities and state authorities.
Bisbee Deporteer Found Not Guilty
Local trial concludes with a not guilty verdict for a Bisbee deportee amid obstructed testimony and disputed evidence. Jurors delivered the decision after brief deliberation, with defense attorneys praising the factual clarity and authorities vowing to pursue further review if needed.
Boston pugilist dies from blow in ring tragedy
A Boston boxer dies after a collision in the ring as medical staff struggle to revive him following a bout. Details remain scarce, with officials reporting a fatal impact as the cause of death.
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Boston
Tenants Strike Over Rent Burdens Across City
A fragmented report notes widespread tenant protests against rising rents, with mentions of neighborhoods and landlords. The item highlights tenant grievances and possible council discussions, signaling mounting pressure on housing costs.
Nebraska cobbler dies aged 126 in unresolved notes
An unclear clipping mentions a Nebraska cobbler said to be 126 years old. The transcription is fragmentary with broken names and garbled lines, offering no verifiable dates, places, or affiliations. No further concrete facts can be confirmed from the readable text.
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