Change in personnel of Tonopal Divide mining firm
June 1 William E. Jater resumes charge of the Jovah Divide Mining Company's property of the Divide while C. Starr resigns to join A. Julian in fuel purification research. Ben Hur Naties C. Starr and Wingfield Interests tied to new management and ongoing development plans with no alteration to overall company strategy.
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Tonopal Divide
William E. Jater
Jovah Divide Mining Company
Pberty
Ben Hurnaties
C. Starr
A. Julian
Ron
Starr
Field Oak
Hendy
Peanetantnnese
San Francisco
Colorado
Julian
Huot
Brougher
Cin Mapsin
Letabil
Tte
Dom
Johnson says Wil not bolt. Johnson to stay in race
Concord NC May 27 Sena or Johnson declared he would not bolt the Republican Party. He calls the situation a family quarrel and says the matter will be settled when the Chicago selection occurs in two weeks.
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Concord
Senaor Johnson
Bolt
Republican Party
Chicago
Johnson
Memorial for Allied Nations celebrates Spreckels plans
Paris honors Mrs. Spreckels of San Francisco at a French government event praising her memorial project to honor France and Allied contributions. The May 27 ceremony highlighted gratitude for the proposed memorial, with the guest of honor noted.
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Paris
Adolph, Sprecklés
San Francisco
Mra
Spréckles
Naval base site study ordered for San Francisco
The Senate approved a $1 million naval appropriation to start work on a San Francisco base and authorized a congressional commission to survey available sites in the area for next year’s project.
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Washington
San Provelsco
San Francisco
Congress
Air service begins between Los Angeles and San Francisco
Airmail service on the coast started today with the departure of a Lange bomber plane that began a round trip schedule weekly between Los Angeles and San Francisco. The service is part of a broader postal effort described as a new model for coastal air mail routes.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Postal Am
Thuty Serview
Washingtas
Navy Critic Warns of Deeper Navy Shortcomings
Rear Admiral Sims told the Senate investigating committee that Navy witnesses revealed a condition in the Navy more distressing than imagined and more severe than he had criticized before. He said the department’s situation is worse than reported and requires scrutiny.
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Washington
Buttal Sims
Senate Investigating Committee
Cbuttal
Navy Departments
Navy
Senate rejects mandate on articulation authority request
Washington May 27. Senate turns down proposal for executive power to mandate actions, as members from both parties debate authority and implications. Report notes opposition from Democrats and concerns over presidential reach, with committee members voting against advancing the resolution.
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Washington
Sont Wilson
Articnis
Senate
Sen Relations Committee
Sr Mitos
Armen
Army to Maintain 280000 Man Peacetime Force
The plan outlines a permanent peacetime army of 280000 enlisted men with 1741 officers. It proposes automatic conscription upon declaration of war, a move opposed by the American Federation of Labor as potentially risky to workers.
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House
Senate
American Federation of Labor
Four Die in Truck Crash Near Fruitvale
San Francisco May 27 The crash near Fruitvale killed Mani shall Jones and left three others seriously injured when their truck failed to stop after brakes failed. Police estimate fatalities at four.
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Sanfrancisco
Manishall Jones
Fruitvate
Wear Here
Forest Ranger Weds Manhattan Belle
Albert Wo Mayet, a popular forest ranger patrolling the Toquima range, marries Mine Gladyy Smith, daughter of Mam Hetten. The ceremony occurred at Justice Mery Ro Miner at 9 20 in the morning, with a small group of friends present.
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Mayet
Folung
Toquima Range
Gladyy Smith
Mam Hetten
Office of Justice
Polish Army Moves In After Steady Advance
Fragmentary text reports Polish forces continuing a push through a town with emphasis on a steady phase of the campaign. It mentions a bolstered effort and a push toward strategic objectives, though details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Frick Dinner A Pure Fiction In Campaign Funds
A fragmentary report describes a Frick dinner linked to the Harding campaign and the Woods National Organization. It notes contributions and figures cited in a senate committee inquiry, mentioning Henry Frick and key figures in the Connecticut and New York circles.
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Washington
Hardine Repihti van
Olt
Senate
Harry Daugherty
Harding Tan Hurina
Cleveland
Maillinn
Donainien
Ivaenil Wolton King
Connecticut
Maniteer of the Woods
New York
Henry Frick
John Daviee
Opposition 10 RR Ownership Debate Continues
Washington May 27 A briefing reports tensions over railroad ownership as the president and cabinet discuss taxation and charter issues. The article notes the issue is presented to national candidates by free organizations, highlighting ongoing policy debates.
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Brena
Washington
Wilzouile
Palmer
Turkey Rejects Peace Treaty in Turbulent Debate
Fragmentary OCR reads that Anapetated Premey Angora May 27 reports Turkey spurning a peace treaty. Mustapha ust and Kent Gritian faction condemn the move as a deadly blow to wartime diplomacy.
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Finultoralio
Kent Gritian
Turekey
Mizpah Ex. Ore Riches Spurred by Site Work
Fragmentary OCR chronicles a Mizpah extension project with Wade’s labor, noting substantial physical improvement and walling progress. The text hints at testing and grading, mentioning a Blue day clue and 1100 feet of habitation length while touching on management concerns and witness importance.
Jury Probing Profiteering Inquiries Stir San Diego Merchants
A San Diego inquiry probes profiteering among merchants, highlighting alleged price manipulation and related misconduct. The investigation targets several vendors as authorities review potential violations cited in the course of labor and trade disputes.
New Era Given Another Year
Fragmented OCR text mentions a new era and a date in May with unclear details about events or people. The readable phrases include references to a year, a person named Sammy, and a permit or appointment. No clear actions or outcomes emerge from the legible segments.
Windy Gy Meet Set Sparks Election Buzz
Windy Gy meet looms as political figures, groups, and voters brace for a tense event. Officials, candidates, and local supporters gather amid forecasts of strong winds and heated debates shaping upcoming decisions.
Wages Boost Planned for Cannery Workers
A community note outlines a proposed wage increase for cannery staff affecting workers in San Francisco. Officials and union representatives discuss the timing and method of implementation, aiming to improve living standards while addressing staffing needs.
Charles Bay 6 Red Wot Bollams
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Charles Bay and names like Bollams and Dent with unclear context. The readable bits show a potential sports or crew related item but lack verifiable details for a complete summary.
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Charles Bay
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