Mackays End Their Troubles by Divorce
New York reports a mutual Paris divorce decree granted February 11 to Clarence H. Mackay and Catherine Duer Mackay after desertion claims. Custody of three children awarded to Mr Mackay with visiting rights for Mrs Mackay. No monetary terms disclosed.
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Mackays
Paris
New York
Clarence H. Mackay
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Catherine Duer Mackay
France
Fredrick P. Coudert
Mackay
John B. Stanchfield
Cattlemen’s Association to campaign in Nevada elections
Charles Strosnider says the Nevada Cattleman’s organization will actively back candidates for the Legislature across counties. They seek tax reform by abolishing the Tax Commission and other boards, advocating local valuation committees to assess property taxes. He notes plans to influence future legislation for taxpayers.
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Charles Strosnider
Ciity
Yerington
Lyon County
Carson
Reno
Carson Appeal
Nevada Cattleman's Organization
Tax Commission
Strosnider
Last of the Truck Drivers Lee Fickas Passes Through Hawthorne
Lee Fickas, last of six hauling crews bound for Hudson to Aurora, travels via Hawthorne with a five ton truck. He notes Hudson to Aurora road impassable for heavy freighting and plans to return next spring from Los Angeles to recover the vehicle. 250 to 300 tons of Aurora freight remain at Hudson, with some sent to Aurora by parcel post through Hawthorne.
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Lee Fickas
Aurora Consolidated
Hudson
Aurora
Hawthorne
Los Angeles
Mr. Ficks
Mr. Fickas
Yparraguirre
Parcel Post
Hawthorne Bulletin
Nevada Passes Through A Flood Of Local News
Nevada town reports include Wise death in Carson City after weeks illness. Wise worked 20 years for the Virginia and Truckee railroad. Quinn river valley rancher Scott charged with grand larceny over road machine dispute. Lane, Nevada mining man, dies in Beowawe of pneumonia. Unrest against unemployed Black workers in Southern Pacific towns. new railway postal service begins with five clerks at Winnemucca. A Carson City woman survives accidental poisoning from antiseptic tablets. Potatoes in Mason valley priced at 18 to 20 per ton as shipments await road conditions. levee break at Big Five reservoir damages farmland near Lovelock. Goldfield schools chief Walter Clayton resigns. J. E. Bentel named successor. Humboldt County Treasury receives 25 from C Aribio to avoid jury duty. Brown Rotary Gas Engine Co incorporated in Winnemucca with 25 000 capital. Aurora revival noted with six saloons and recent fights. Lead on smelter blowout injures workers at Mason. Lovelock man James McCormick dies after being run down near Winnemucca. Goldfield district trustees urge sheriff to curb minors at saloons. Fallon city clerk W H Reavis resigns to join Nevada State Police. Goldfield jury finds Thomas Cunningham not guilty of assault. Butler town seeks post office status in Nye County. Tonopah Bonanza reports Tonopah Mining executives return from Bolivia mining trip. Tonopah seed corn from Bolivia praised. Rochester mill deal with Mexican Gold and Silver Mining Co. falls through amid pending litigation. Reno resident Mace McCubbin fatally shoots Gertie Gundry, wounds her sister Bert Boalen, then kills himself after dance dispute.
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Western Pacific
Winnemucca
George Tyrrell
Carson City
Mason Valley
Big Five
Humboldt River
Lovelock
Walter Clayton
Goldfield
J. E. Bentel
Humboldt County
C. Aribio
Brown Rotary
J. R. Brown
A. W. Stowe
S. H. Crittenden
Aurora
Mason
C. Bateman
Robert Beard
James McCormick
Unionville
Board of School Trustees of
Sheriff's Office
W. H. Reavis
Fallon
Nevada State Police
Reavis
Goldfield Tribune
Thomas Cunningham
Tonopah & Goldfield Railroad
Clarence Beall
Butler
Goldyke
Nye County
Post Office Department
Washington
Tonopah Bonanza
W.W. Charles
Tonopah Mining Company
H. C. Carlisle
Tonopah
Rochester
Mexican Gold and Silver Mining Company
Rochester Mines Company
Joseph Nenzel
Whitman Symmes
Nenzel
Mace McCubbin
Reno
Gertie Gundry
Bert Boalen
Saturno Apartments
McCubbins
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Frederick R. Coudert
Messrs
Coudert
Stanchfield
Blake
Portland
Maine
Mrs. Clamence MacKay
First National Bank
Elko, Nevada
Cattlemen's Association
Nevada
State News
Henry L. Wise
Wise
Virginia and Truckee Railroad
Thomas Scott
Platera
T. F. Miner
Quinn River
George A. Lane
Alaska
Beowawe
Buckskin
Southern Pacific
Eureka Lodce
Eureka Lodge No. 22
Clark and
Main Sta
F. J. Brosseller
W. N. Curto
N. G
Phigenia
C. E
Masonic Hall
Mar D. Fietenss
W. M. Many J. Latup
Eureka Lodge No
W. H. Russeen
W. M. M. G. Fosten
St. Joan’s
St. John’s
Willian H. Russens
Hamond Rebekah Lodge
C.P
I. 0.C.F
Beatific Lodge No. 7
K. of P
Castle Hall
North Main Street
Leonano Roseveau
D. C. Attest
D. E. Noersosa K
RB. &S
the Brown Hotel
Station Touring Club of America
Daniel Morrison
Eureka
Main
Seheeline Banking & Trust Co
Reno, Nevada
General Banking
Trust Company
Business Exchange
Savings Department
Bunda
Corporations
Acta
Johnson Mercantile Co
Hiram Johnson
James A. Rattazzi
Sanfrancisco Brewery
Saloon and Pioneer Bottling Works
Rane
F. J Brossemer
Prop
Eureka, Nevada
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