Acquitted by Jury in Grimes Hodge Shooting Trial
District Court trial of Floyd K. Grimes for assault with intent to kill Hank Hodge near Grimes ranch began with Judge Peter Breen presiding. Jury found Grimes not guilty after witnesses for both sides and testimony on the ranch feud and potato patch dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Peter Breen
Floyd K. Grimes
Hank Hodge
Grimes Ranch
W. R. Raynolde
A. J. Macarett
Austin
Edue Covert Plummer
Fr. Brossemer
William Gibson
H. GQ. Wedekind
Gust Benson
Wm. Hammond
Henry Moyers
K. Grimes
Emily Grimes
Samuel Holman
Ciiford
Grimes
Hodge
Rannals Creek
Eureka
Burska
Lander
Nevada to receive surplus war material for highway use
C. C. Cottrell reports state highway departments have access to 160 million dollars of surplus war equipment with Nevada receiving over 1 million. A remaining six million dollars of property awaits disposal, much suitable for road work, and Nevada will get a substantial share. General Manager G L Hickey proposes April 21 schedule cuts Ely service to Cobre with tri weekly passenger runs and alternate Ely MeGu service on non Cobre days.
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C. C. Cottrell
Nevada
Ely
G. L. Hickey
The
Northern Railway
Public Service
Cobre
Ely-Me- GU
Cowboys to Contend for Riding Honors
Humboldt Star reports a match between Tom Minor of Humboldt County and Al Holt of Winnemucca to determine the better wild horse tamer. The contest offers prizes from 1000 to 5000 dollars with a 100 dollar forfeit, under current riding rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Minor
Humboldt County
al Holt
Winnemucca
Humboldt Star
Eureka County Chamber of Commerce Primary Election Tonight
The Eureka County Chamber of Commerce votes will be held at the Eureka Theatre at 7 30 p m on Saturday April 16 with W R Reynolde as temporary chairman and a listed Election Committee. Ballots for the Final Election go out Tuesday April 19 and polls close Saturday April 30 at 7 p m with the ballot box at Farm ore Merchants National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka County
Farmore & Merchants National Bank
Death of Nemesio Fibbioli at Duckwater Ranch
Nemesio Fibbioli nephew of Seraphine Bogantini died at Duckwater ranch after a war wound and gas exposure. He was treated in California without relief and returned to Nevada for his final days. A native of Italy aged about 31, he is survived by his mother and brothers. Interment was at Duckwater.
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Nemesio Fibbioli
Seraphine Bogantini
Duckwater
Calfornia
Nevada
Italy
Home Economics Class Luncheon at Bureks County High
The Home Economics Class of Bureks County High School split into two sections to prepare and serve lunch. Six were served Friday afternoon with Tina Damele as hostess and Sve girls assisting. green and yellow were the color scheme for salads deserts and table decor. The luncheon cost $2.60 and guests included Mrs L A Hunting Estelle Minoletti Pauline Hill Mary Boston Estelle Rogan Uni Rae Rogantini Penota Maggini Annie Depaoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureks County High School
Tina Damele
Sve
Mrs. L. A. Hunting
Estelle Minoletti
Pauline Hill
Mary Boston
Estelle Rogan- Uni
Rae Rogantini
Penota Maggini
Annie Depaoll
Condition of Bertha Sad Jer in Carson City
Carson Appeal reports Miss Bertha Sad Jer formerly of Burkean remains seriously ill at home in Carson City. Doctors note the condition as thromboembolism in one leg with blood clots threatening circulation and potential amputation if circulation cannot be restored.
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Carson
Bertha Sadjer
Carson City
Bertha Sad Jer
Miss Sadler
Eighth Grade Examinations Set For Weeks in April and May
The flat of the eighth grade examinations for this year will be held during the week beginning April 18. Seven grade geography and eighth grade finals in all elementary subjects will be given. Examinations for full term schools will be held during the week beginning May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hunting
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Advance sheets issued for thirtieth session laws
The State printing office issued the advance sheets of the new laws passed by the Legislature and approved by the Governor. The enrolled laws total 403 pages with over a third being local laws. The Sentinel thanks Supt. Joe Farnsworth for a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Joe Farnsworth
Mrs Cicale Recovering After Hospitalization
Elko papers report Kate Cicall is out of danger and gaining strength steadily as she recovers from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elko Papers
Sirs
Kate Cicall
President Harding Rejects League of Nations Policy
President Harding in a national address rejected American participation in the League of Nations and urged Congress to declare peace while ratifying only those Versailles provisions protecting U S rights. He called for tariff reform, railway cost cuts, and budgets, and urged continued armed forces and a strong merchant marine.
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Congress
Washington
Harding
League of Nations
Senate
Mr. Harding
Sena
Foreign Relatons Committee
Secon
League
United States
Knox
Ar. Harding
Society of Nations
Republic
Poppy Poppy to Be Worn on Memorial Day Move
The American Legion selects the Flanders poppy as the Memorial Day emblem to be worn May 30. Proceeds from poppy sales fund relief for French children, with 2000 poppies issued per 1000 people and unsold flowers returned after Memorial Day. National Commander Galbraith urges full support and a 10 cent donation per member to cover costs.
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Flanders Fells
American Legion
Flanders Fields
France
Legion
Galbraith Haw
Patriotic Order
High School Notes on Play Rehearsals and Events
Rehearsals for the school play Whose Little Bride Are You begin this week. The cast includes five boys and six girls plus ten in a comedy segment led by Miss Foster aims for a May festival of dancing and singing. The Eurekal County Chamber of Commerce director vote occupies time this week as well. Material for the school annual is mostly collected and will be sent to the printers soon.
Sudden Death of Eight Month Old Infant in Eureka
Leslie, eight months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kautz of Eureka, died suddenly Thursday evening after playing with his father as the mother fetched milk. Dr. Brennen found no cause besides a sudden heart attack. The funeral was held at the family home in Eureka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Lawrence Kautz
Eureka
Address sketches budget plan and price policy themes
The speech outlines national budget enactment and government cost reductions, notes business needs and restraint concerns, and urges fair pricing and inquiry into profiteering. It also discusses agriculture costs, profit parity, and a broad foreign policy focus including peace and the League of Nations.
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Congress
League of Nations
Local Breezes as Eureka Welcomes Visitors and Storm Hits
Local visitors from Eureka and surrounding districts mingle at the town as J B Rice and T Rolands tour the area. A heavy snowstorm blankets Eureka with 18 inches of wet snow, halting travel and impacting sheep lambing. Notables include Mrs May J Marshall and E B McCabe visiting Eureka, while Frank F Garside and family arrive from Tonopah.
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Eureka
Eureka County High School
Josephine Foster
Ray Swick
Nevada
Frank F. Garside
Tonopah
Nevada Opinion on County Funds for Eradication Work
Attorney General holds that counties may not be required to raise funds for animal eradication. If a county refuses to provide cooperative funds the State Rabies Board may withhold authorization for eradication work. Voluntary funds are allowed but subject to County Rabies Board control.
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Nevada
Nevada State Stock Commission
State Fables Commission
Tonopah Miners Refuse Wage Cut. Walkout Looms
Tonopah, April 15. The Tonopah and Divide districts face a large walkout as miners reject a seventy five cent daily wage reduction. Both sides refuse conference, no violence expected, operations may shut down tonight if talks fail. West End Halifax North Cash Bay and Divide areas excepted.
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Tonopah
West End
Halifax
North Cash Bay
Thres Janior
England's Big Strike May Yet Not Take Place
London reports say railway men and stock workers' unions have withdrawn from a strike agreement with coal miners. The coal miners remain alone in threatening a major strike, affecting industry and transport nationwide.
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London
Tock
Land Boosts to $1000 Per Acre Near Reno
Assessment concerns arise as land near Reno formerly valued at $140 per acre is raised to $1000 per acre due to Southern Pacific interest. Reno papers urge the Washoe County Assessor to note the higher valuation, likely increasing the county tax base.
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Reno
Southern Pacific
Washoe County
Card of thanks from Eureka trio and party
The message thanks Eureka friends and Eureka County officers for kindness during a Be eke stay. CAPT H Hodge THOS J Hodge MH and Mrs Bert Via recall a Cadillac trip en route to Boise, Idaho, encountering soft roads and a major snow storm in Monitor Valley. The car became stuck near Elko but was freed and the group returned to Tonopah with plans to resume later.
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Eureka
Eureka County
Beeke
Boise
Idaho
Mr. Garside
Tonopah
Elko
Monitor Valley
Eiko
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F. K. Grimes
Dinger
Court House
Brees
Aevada
San Francisco
California
W. J. Mahoney
Beowane
Worada
Vom
Eureka County Chamber OF Commerce
Nemesio Pibbioli
Ees
Bertha Hidlee
Eeauasatier
Mrs. Cicale
House
Whys and Means
Wilson
Government Department of Public Welfare
Rae
ARMY
NAVY
Ence
Elon
J.B. Rice
Eureka- Nevada
T. Rolands
Marcos Legarra & Co
Bureks
Joseph Flyns
Joseph
Katherine
Frost ‘Mineral Mill
Jack Barrier
O. Bonner
Internal Revenue
Willam Hicks
Jan Hicks
Charley Pedlar
Theophile Bidart
Brennen
Lander County
May J. Marshall
Pythian Sisters of
Eureke
Bureks Temple No. 15
E. B. McCabe
Salt Lake City
Basinoss
Phillipsburg
H.C. McTerney
Tax Department
Southern Pacific Railway
Eureka Kopp
Berolo
England
H. Hodge
Thos
J. Hodge
Bert Via
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