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Newspaper
Yerington Times
Location
Yerington, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1912
Page
2
Classified notice explains that items are entered at Yerington post office as second class matter and communications remittances go to The Times or FW. Rates listed: ten cents per line for the first insertion and five cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Includes notices such as thanks and sympathy resolutions at regular local rate.
Astern dispatches report the Dillingham immigration bill has been tabled by the House Committee and likely won’t be taken up again this session. The measure imposed a literary test and would curb refugees landing in the United States, while potentially barring some desirable foreigners. It may return to Congress later to shape a policy aiding westward development and restricting opponents of the government, though many fear the existing “revolutionary class” already here.
British subjects claiming to represent the IWW arrived in Reno and warned of disruption to the government. They held a poorly attended meeting and urged allies in Socialism to back bomb throwing and sedition, planning to travel to San Diego next to unsettle laws. Nevada should prepare to escort them through the state.
Bert Walker cites a self centered man who never helps others yet claims to be moral. He avoids aid in crises and shuns neighbors in need. The piece argues such indifference would empties cities of churches hospitals and relief if common people shared this mindset.
Despite Attorney General Webb's presence in San Diego, workmen and vigilantes clash in a small riot. Webb warns officials the state may intervene under martial law if order fails. Local leaders claim control though evidence is scant as tensions flare. Debs for President and Seidel for Vice-President head the Socialist ticket amid criticism of Seidel's prior Milwaukee tenure.
The Carson Appeal discusses Democratic fears over a deadlock between Wilson and Clark at Baltimore and the possibility of Bryan securing the nomination. It evaluates Wilson as strongest, notes Roosevelt and third-term risks, and suggests Aryan influence directing the convention with Bryan as a potential compromise candidate amid uncertain early ballots.
Roosevelt gains 28 delegates in New Jersey where the primary went solid for him. Nevada’s unpledged delegation debate sparks tension as Roosevelt nears nomination. Disruption feared if Roosevelt reaches the White House.
The writer claims rebels in Mesien suffer losses while Madero aims to prove capable leadership. They argue suppression could trigger new uprisings and express belief that peace would only come if Mexico joined the United States under American rule and law. The piece endorses American intervention as beneficial.
A man named Lewis shot and killed Toliver and his wife in California. Lewis says Toliver interfered in family matters and drew Mrs Lewis away. Authorities doubt a hanging, suggesting a possible penitentiary sentence for Lewis while Toliver is dead. The question remains about the woman who facilitated the crime.
The text suggests U.S. action to protect American interests in Cuba amidst significant black unrest confronting the Cuban government. It notes past U.S. steps to preserve peace and hints intervention may come, despite Cuban President’s belief he can manage the turmoil. A stray line mentions cyclone cellars in Kansas as a unrelated note.
The Kennedy Consolidated Gold Mining Company applies for United States patents for Red Top Buckskin and Red Top No 2 lodes in Pine Nut Mining District Douglas County Nevada. Notices describe monument locations, bearings, variations, and boundaries with the Buckskin and Red Top lodes, Red Top fractional lodes, and related claims, filed at Carson City and recorded in Douglas County.
The document announces a summons in a Nevada state case for a property matter in Washoe County. It directs the defendant to appear within twenty days and respond, citing the court, parties, and the action to be taken. It lists Nevada counties, officials, and filing details, including the court clerk and notice publication.
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