Judge Langan Responds to State Bank Case Censure
Judge Frank P. Langan issues a statement denying wrongdoing and affirming honesty as he faces censure by Attorney General Thatcher over the State Bank and Trust Company receivership. He insists he acted with integrity, welcomes impartial inquiry, and notes an appeal to the Supreme Court while regretting public scrutiny on himself and his family.
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New Device for Branding Cattle by Hayes
Deport Texas Times reports Movard V Hayes of Deport has invented a cattle branding iron with unique numbers 1 to 9999 and a companion book. The system records purchase date price sale date profit or birth and sale value, aiding theft recovery and ownership disputes. It promises to reduce stock disputes and improve record keeping for stock raisers.
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Times
Tuscarora Outlet Opens New Road to Carlin
The people of Tuscarora celebrate completing a new road four miles shorter to Carlin, avoiding a summit and easing railroad access. Mines along the route will ship ore to Carlin, benefiting local residents and mine operations previously routed via Elko. Los Angeles papers note a Christian Endeavor convention in the city, while a San Francisco remark recalls a prior event critiqued for gate receipts and outfits.
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San Francisco
Bee Rule Prohibits Offensive Race and Religion Terms
The Sacramento Bee states it will not tolerate insults based on race religion or physical deformity and bans terms like Dago Mick Sheeney Chink Jap as uncalled for. The policy applies across all newsrooms and conditions to protect readers and staff.
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Parcel Post stamps accepted for ordinary mail and insurance rules updated
The Postal Department adopted a new rule allowing ordinary stamps for parcel post and parcel post stamps for letters. The change, effective this month, also lets insuring parcel post packages up to 25 dollars with five cents in stamps. Insurance for values over 25 up to 60 remains ten cents.
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Advances in Beef Prices and Market Supply
The piece argues beef prices rise due to shrinking cattle supply despite population growth. It notes beef cattle prices 14 percent above 1912 U.S. averages, 50.9 percent higher than six years ago, and a 30 percent drop in cattle numbers, with per capita declines of up to 40 percent after excluding milch cows. It urges boosting supply to curb ongoing price increases.
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United States
Chicago
California Pioneer Lewis Hanchett Dies at 80 in Oakland
Lewis Hanchett, a California and Nevada mining figure famed across the industry, died Saturday in an Oakland hospital at age 80. He endured the miner's fortunes and losses, later returning to mining. Survived by three married daughters and his son L. E. Hanchett, head of San Jose street railway.
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Nevada
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Peculiar Will Probated at Elko
Phillip Snyder of Tuscarora died recently leaving a will directing the estate funds to be held in an Elko bank. His son Cornelius may receive only the interest annually until he is 65, with the principal and corpus barred from distribution until November 1980.
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Phillip Snyder
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Jointly Quarterly Statement 1918 Audit Certification
The document records a joint quarterly financial statement certified by county officials as of June 30, 1918. Edgar Eather, County Auditor, and R. McCharles, County Treasurer, sign to confirm accuracy and official approval of the accounts.
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