Nevada News Hauls Crimes and Developments Across State
Reported incidents include Thomas Grey’s arrest in Tucson and return to Wells after passing checks without funds. Reno mail will bear a tuberculosis warning through Christmas. Diamond Valley near Woodfords is eyed for a large development as federal cases follow recent destruction orders. Firefighter Hardman dies after a stroke during a Wendover freight run, with Nelson aiding the train crew.
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Thomas Grey
Tucson
Arena
Wells
Reno
Sierra
Truckee
Dayton Land and Development Company
Dayton
Remo Gasetts
Wendover Division
Western Pacific
W. D. Hardman
Galt Lake
F. Nelson
Hardman
Harro
Salt Lake Hospital
Betty O'Neal mine proves strong with $2500 daily output
Winnemecca Star reports the Betty O'Neal Mines flotation mill in its 61st month of operation runs ore averaging $21 per ton and yields about 2500 in daily concentrates. Plans for a second plant unit grow as ore bodies along the Betty O'Neal vein system show better than expected development and the mine eyes increased mill capacity pending locating the Estella vein and related tunnels.
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Winnemecca
Betty O'Neal
Utah
Getchell
Estella
Summel No. 4
Jevel
No. 4
Stamps and public notices from Reno era headlines
War savings stamps gave way to treasury savings certificates with 4 percent interest for five years. Certificates offered at discounted prices to replace maturing war stamps, totaling hundreds of millions due January 1, 1933. Nevada Public Service Commissioner J F Shaughnessy reportedly fainted twice during ICC testimony in Washington. Reno man Charles J Kappler sues state highways department for 14150 over East Fourth Street extension wrecking his residential lot. Subscribe for the Sentinel.
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Treasury Savings
J. F. Shaughnessy
Nevada Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Charles J. Kappler
Reno
Washoe District
Nevada Department of Highways
East Fourth
Sparks
Moltke Memoirs Reveal German Mobilization Doubts
The German general staff recounts early World War I moves and a contested mobilization. Von Moltke explains a London dispatch that could have delayed actions if Britain pledged neutrality, the Belgium invasion decision, and tensions with Bethmann Hollweg. He recalls despair over diplomatic meddling and the Kaiser's reaction before Luxembourg’s assault.
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Ragland
Germany
France
Count von Moltke
Marne
London
England
von Moltke
Russia
von Schiieffen
Belgium
von Schileffen
Holland
Netherlands
Als-Is-Chappelle
Limbourg
Liege
Aix- la-Chappelle
Brussels
Vom Moltke
Esi Bethmann-Hollweg
Edward Grey
Charles Lichnowsky
Grey
French
Verdun
Toul
Luxembourg
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Fixteenth
Lichnowsky
Dusting Off the Old Ones and Italy Jewish Population
A playful classroom exchange features Johnnie Smith solving three times pine as 27, with a sharp remark from a tough boy. The article notes California producing dates commercially and cites 60,000 Jews in Italy with 12,000 in Rome.
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Johnnie Smith
Johnnie
Tago Tribune
Italy
Rome
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George B. Russell
Surveyor-General
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W. H. Brennen
Eureka Hotel
Eureka
Edward Herrera
Matm
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Lord Grey
First National Bank
Winnemucca, Nevada
J. Sheehan
W. H. Doyle
W. H. Moffat
William Stock
G. Taylor
G. B. Stall
Federal Reserve Banking System
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Japan
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United States
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United States Federal Reserve Bank
J. A. Sewell
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A. E. Kimball
W. L. Merithew
R. C. Kelley
J. B. Rebaleati
Kelley & Rebaleati
Goodyear
Michelin Tires
Main Street
Pacific Wool Products Co
San Francisco
Ford
Eureka Garage
W. H. Russell
Verdi Lumber Company
Elko, Nevada
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