Balkan Reorder Seen as Likeliest Path to Peace
Editorial says the Balkan scene may yield to partition and independent Bulgaria, with Austria and Serbia and Crete's status all in play. It argues great powers may sacrifice peoples’ rights for their own aims, and warns that modern war’s cost drives toward a negotiated settlement amid Turkey’s hold on Crete.
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Balkan
Europe
Balkan Countries
Russia
Austria
Bulgaria
Servia
California
Crete
Turkey
Short-Weight Concerns and Democratic Labor Attacks
An editorial harshly criticizes short weight fraud in canned foods and calls for stronger enforcement of pure food laws. It argues the law is sound, cites a 2-pound labeled can of corn misrepresented as 21 ounces, and condemns eastern canners. The piece also rebuts Democratic press attacks on P. J. Flanigan and mocks Bryan’s supposed posthumous revival.
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Department of Agriculture
Taf
San Francisco Call
P. J. Flanigan
Organization of Labor
La Follette to Publish Weekly Magazine for Public Interest
Madison dispatch reports United States Senator La Follette announcing plans to proceed with regular publication of a weekly magazine focused on public interests. He states the People's cause requires plain speech and vigilance for representative government amid rising conflicts between privilege and the common good.
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Madison
United States
la Pollette
Ines
Counan
Menares
Reno Nevada Ranch Sale Talks In Ogden
Ogden Utah report on C HL Hewitt and G A McDougall meeting with Sparks Tinnin Harold ranch owners in Nevada regarding sale at about 800000 to 825000. Negotiations have stretched over time with initial price at 1000000. The tract lies north of Elko, 126 miles long by 40 wide, mainly grazing land.
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Ogden
Utah
C. HL Hewitt
G. A. McDougall
David Beces
Adam Patterson
Browning
Sparks
Eiko
Postal Savings Banks debated in Republican platform
A historic Republican platform advocates postal savings banks to aid thrift and provide accessible deposits for small earners. The document traces English origins, notes past congressional work, and argues such depositories would be self-sustaining without new federal costs.
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Postoffice Department
Europe
England
Frostal
Pental Savings Bank
New England
New York
South
Middle West
West
Postal
Town Stirs With Goldfield Visitors and Returns
W Box of Goldfield and W J O Meara visited the city while Henry J Fife and N Ho Bertran returned from Goldfield yesterday. Mr and Mrs Frank Peterson left for Manhattan. Attorney W B Pittman returned from Carson City. A Garrard, pioneer, arrived from Esmeralda. A J Chambers and wife completed a Washington tour. Captain F B Hall of Hall Luhrs in Tonopah on business. H W Scheld admitted to the state bar. Fred B Belzar, Goldfield Republican candidate for assembly, came from the southern camp. W F Wilson and D D Keltner of the Chronicle traveled from Goldfield. they head back to the southern camp tonight. Mrs A J Chambers left for Los Angeles to aid her mother. Sam Haas returned from Goldfield and Inyo county. he now leads the William Tompkins Comedy Company for Bishop's coming celebration.
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W. Box
Goldfield
W. J. O'Meara
Henry J. Fife
N. Ho Bertran
Frank Peterson
Manhattan
W. B. Pittman
Carson City
A. Garrard
Esmeralda
A. J. Chambers
Washington
F. B. Hall
Hall- Luhrs Company
Sacramento
Tonopah
H. W. Scheld
Fred B. Belzar
D. D. Keltner
Chronicle
Master Chambers
The
Tonopah and Goldfield Railway
Los Angeles
Sam Haas
Inyo County
California
Haas
William Tompkins
Hannah K Clapp dies in Palo Alto at 84
Hannah Kesiah Clapp, a historic Nevada educator born in 1824 in Michigan, died at her Palo Alto home at 2 15 PM Thursday after a three month illness. She moved to California in early womanhood, taught at Vacaville and elsewhere, and arrived in Carson in 1860 to practice teaching. For many years she taught at the University of Nevada.
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Nevada
Hannah Kesiah Clapp
Palo Alto
California
Miss Clapp
Michigan
Vacaville
Comstock
Carson
University of
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