Family Tragedy Hits O’Hara Football Family
B F O'Hara known as Bervey, a former University of Nevada standout, died in Bounder, South America from a revolver incident. This marked the family’s third tragedy in two years after the mother’s suicide and Miss Gertrude O'Hara's Reno death by a Southern Pacific engine.
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B. F. O'Hara
University of Nevada
Bervey
Bounder
South America
O'Hara
Gertrude O'Hara
Southern Pacific
Reno
Salt Lake Tribune Book Lovers Contest Offers 5060 in Prizes
The Salt Lake Tribune announces a BOOKLOVERS CONTEST with 5060 in valuable awards. Seventy-seven pictures, published daily, reveal book titles and authors for solvable entries. Subscriptions aid access. a 5000 title catalogue or certificates accompany participation. Contest details and mail address provided.
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The
Salt Lake Tribune
Tribune
Salt Lake Daily Tribune
Booklovers
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wilson attacks monopolies in World’s Work article
President Wilson declares the aim to prevent private monopoly by law and rejects benevolent government. He contrasts his stance with Roosevelt and Taft, denounces third party plans to regulate trusts, and urges liberty and justice over philanthropy in American industry.
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Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
United States
America
Reno DA Opines on 10 Round Boxing Law and Licenses
District Attorney Woodburn of Reno states that the 10 round boxing law requires a $100 license only for a 10 round match. If the bout is fewer than 10 rounds no license is needed. Preliminaries of four rounds do not trigger an extra license. License revenue is split with $10 to the county and $90 to the State. The county maintains order while the State issues permission, per the law. Fallon in Churchill County stands out as a city that owns and operates all public utilities.
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Woodburn
Reno
Fallon
Churchill County
United States
New Zealand
City operates water light electric and sewer systems
The city runs water, light, electric, gas, telephone, and sewer services as municipal enterprises and operates at a profit. It is bonded for 77,000 for water, electric light and power, and sewer projects with bonds of 35,000 for water, 15,000 for electricity, 10,000 for sewer, and 17,000 for sewer extensions. All improvements are completed and in operation.
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