Cost of Travel Across the Atlantic Across Many Ships
The article details Atlantic passage costs for Americans seeking Europe. One class liners offer trips for about 126 dollars, while first class fares on Cunard and other lines run around 225 dollars minimum. It notes comfort levels rivaling older liners, options for two berths, and possible luxury suites from 450 to 5000 dollars, with many minimum berths sold out through summer.
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Europe
Bertha
Cunard
Albania
England
White Star
Olympic
Aquitania
France
Wheat harvest tops Lovelock valley amid good water supply
Nevada reports the heaviest wheat crop in Lovelock valley as Humboldt river water boosts farmer returns. A steam hoist begins coal vein sinking near East Walker, while a promising district may supply coal. Winnemucca cancels a rodeo and events but will host a two day Labor Day celebration by volunteer firemen. War tractors arrive for street and highway work, and Mineral County bonds totaling 150000 dollars are sold to fund power line construction. Philip H. Sharpe of Welle named postmaster replacing the late Poll 8 Triplett, a Republican active in politics.
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Lovelock
Humboldt River
East Walker
Winnemucca
Humboldt Star
ENRICO CARUSO DIES SUDDENLY IN NEAPOLIS HOSPITAL
Naples August 2 Enrico Caruso legendary tenor died today after a subphrenic abscess and peritonitis. Despite hope of recovery he failed after transfer from Sorrento to Naples where four physicians diagnosed severe illness and an operation was performed. His wife and mother were at his bedside as he spoke no word in his final hours. Caruso had earned enormous sums from stage appearances and phonograph records, and his death ends a celebrated era in music.
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Naples
Italy
Enrico Caruso
Vesuvius
Sorrento
Bay of
Caruso
Rome
Caruso Records
Europe
Salt Lake Tribune
Enrico Caruso Passes After Prolonged Illness and Injury
Enrico Caruso, famed tenor and longtime Metropolitan Opera star since 1903, died after a long illness and vascular setback following a throat injury in 1919. He had been recovering in Italy with wife Dorothy Park Benjamin and infant daughter Gloria, after a career noted for extraordinary work ethic and charitable support to young singers.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Caruso
Brooklyn
Metropolitan Opera House
Feld
Milan
Guglielmo Vergine
Italy
Russia
South America
Spain
France
England
Germany
Austria
United States
Ca- Faso
Former Ball Stars Found Not Guilty
Chicago readers watched the 1919 World Series scandal trial end with a not guilty verdict for seven White Sox players Buck Weaver Oscar Felsch Charles Risberg Arnold Gandil Claude Williams Eddie Cicotte Joe Jackson and two others Carl Zork and David Zeleer after two hours forty seven minutes of deliberation. Cheers erupted in court as jurors were praised by Judge Hugo Friend and officers struggled to restore order amid the celebration and scattered photos.
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Chicago
White Sox
Hugo Friend
Buck Weaver
Oscar Felsch
Charles Risberg
Arnold Gandil
Claude Williams
William Barrett
Joe Jackson
Fnally
Notice at Marops Motel Warns Against Rear Entrance Abuse
To whom it may concern the Marops Motel warns patrons guests and outsiders who recently used the rear entrance at night and left the lavatory in disorder not to use it in future unknown parties abused the room with hot and cold water towels soap medicines and equipment left behind.
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Marops
Ford sets August production to record levels
Ford Motor Company released August production plans totaling 109,700 cars and light trucks in the United States, with July at 109,000 and June 168,962 May 101,404. World output could reach 117,800 with Manchester and Canadian plants boosting daily car output to 300. River Rouge to produce 200 tractors daily, plus 150 cars daily in repair parts and 4,200 motors daily. Highland Park payroll rises to 44,000 workers.
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Ford Motor Company
New York
Ford
United States
Manchester
England
Canadian
River Rouge
Highland Park
Nevada fire losses show lowest insured lightning damage
Nevada recorded the smallest five year insured lightning loss among states, totaling 13,412 dollars through December 31, 1919. Wyoming followed with 20,632 dollars, while Illinois led with 3,900,000 dollars. The national loss from lightning over the period stood at 39,800,000 dollars.
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Nevada
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Wyoming
Tilmois
Oklahoma
Hatfield 18 Killed in Gun Battle
Sid Hatfield of Matewan mine war fame was shot to death in Welch West Virginia during a gun battle with Detective Lively after arriving to answer an indictment on Mohawk town shooting charges. Ed Chambers, a friend of Hatfield, also died in the ensuing gun fight.
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Welch
W. Va
Sid Hatfield
Matewan
Lively
Hatfield
Mohawk
Ed Chambers
Hatfields
Glen Alpine Lake Tahoe Resort Fire Destroys Kitchen
Fire at Glen Alpine resort above Falling Leaf lake early Sunday nearly gutted the hotel. Guests fled in scanty attire while a bucket brigade saved part of the structure. Kitchen and dining room were wiped out. season closed and rebuilding planned.
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Glen Alpine
Falling Leaf Lake
No Racing on Sunday at Elko County Fair
Elko County fair promoters overlooked Nevada Sunday racing law. Horseracing and betting on the Sabbath were planned, but officials expect a date change to comply with the 1913 prohibition on racing on Sundays.
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Elko County
Nevada
Elko Rodeo
Where is business in hell debate ends in boast
A humorous street dialogue follows a Sunday sermon where Joseph asks about Billy's preaching. Isaac rejects hell as a concept, claiming no belief in it. Joseph challenges him, insisting that without hell there is no place for business, prompting a quip about where business would be.
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Joseph
Isaac
Billy Sunday
Gas prices fall across California on Tuesday
Gasoline dropped two cents a gallon statewide. San Francisco reports 23 cents per gallon while Reno posts 27 cents. Winnemucca opens a new swimming pool for youths over fifteen, with an admission of 26 cents for the owl.
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Sap Francisco
California
San Francisco
Reno
Winnemucca
Owl
Gasoline price probe sought by Utah senator
United States Senator W. T. King introduces a resolution authorizing a Senate Commerce Committee inquiry into why gasoline prices lag crude oil drops. King argues either improper profits by refiners and dealers or restraint of trade by major oil firms, and urges investigation to see if fair crude pricing should translate into gasoline prices.
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United States
W. T. King
Utah
Senate Commerce Committee
Benator King
Eld
King
Commerce Committee
Names and Signature Privilege Questioned
A couple discusses signatures for checks at the bank with the wife demanding the right to sign them. The husband withholds his name, asking what more is needed. They reveal concerns over authorization and trust in financial dealings.
Smelter Purchase Gives Nevada Company Control
Stockholders of the Simon Silver Head Mines Co. have been advised that the company has gained control of the Kirk Simon Smelting Company's plant at Harbority near Los Angeles harbor. The plant is being remodeled to produce zinc oxide with concentrates from the Mina property, to be utilized in the process.
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Simon Silver[head Mines Co
Kirk-Simon Smelting Company
Harbority
Los Angeles
Mina
Eureka Cash Store Paint Supplies Arrival
The Eureka Cash Store reports a large shipment of painting materials arriving this season. White and Red Lead, Boiled Oil, Colorings, and Root Paints are now in stock for supply use.
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Eureka Cash Store
Permit Granted to Bray Wells Rogerson Rattan
Herald report states the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington granted overcarry of a rail line from Rogerson to Maka Walls Nevada. The Idaho Central Railway and Oregon Short Line check were noted with Southern and Western Pacific pending near date. A movie star mentions dressing for 1.26 dollars.
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Wells Herald
Aalerstaeteg
Merce Commission
Wanogtin
Sarai
Idaho Central
Comey Ob & Line
Rogerson
Maka Walls
Nevada
Oregon
Southern
Western Pacific
Wells
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VL Ten
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Tony Romano
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Eureka Mines
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