New Amendments Put to Nevada Voters This Year
Nevada voters will decide on divorce law changes, an appointed substitute Legislature by county commissioners, and limits on local or special laws. Ballot text includes Hunting petition for interlocutory divorce with six month residence rules and a substitute bill removing interlocutory decrees. Also discussed is vacancy appointments by party and mining fire safety dust boxes as prevention.
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Carson
Nevada
Board of County Commissioners
George Hunting
County Commission
Governor Boyle buys Reno journal in deal completion
Governor Boyle announced the Nevada State Journal purchase is closed assigning Homer Mooney as editor to take over on August 1. Mooney resigns as Boyle's private secretary effective August 1 with vacation granted. Mrs Bebbe Cohen will replace Mooney as private secretary in recognition of her years of service. Boyle will take possession as proprietor next month but cannot devote much time before his term ends in January. He plans to engage with the publication afterward.
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Carson News
Boyle
Nevada State Journal
Homer Mooney
Kilborna
Mooney
Bebbe Cohen
Cohen
Journal
Badger Attacks Man Wounds Nose In Idaho Stampede
Horton Haight of Twin Falls Idaho was attacked by a badger while camped at Jasper siding with ore haulers. The animal fastened to his nose, was pulled off and killed, leaving his nose badly mutilated. He was rushed to a doctor for treatment.
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Horton Haight
Twin Fall
Idaho
Mr. Haight
Bullshead
Jasper Siding
Haight
Dr. Olmsted
Nevada News Roundup Highlights Local Scandals and Disasters
A Reno to Westgate bus stall prompts transit delay while Nevada reports farming population figures and solar heat blamed for a Washoe Valley barn and ranch home fire. Legal costs rise in Henderson Journal Ibel suit. stock warnings target Arizona Silver promoters. Packard fires claim $12,000 in Damaged Pessier properties. Child Ruth Dickie buried after tragic burn at Jack Creek. Fallon horse-kick deaths add to Judnick family tragedy. TenTonopah youths nearly suffocate tunneling under Penney Store street work discovered after extensive digging.
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Reno
Westgate
Nevada
W. G. Douglas
Washoe Valley
Henderson-Journal Ibel
U. S. District Court
Carson City
Journal
Lewis C. van Riper
Boston
van Dyck
Arizona Silver
Unionville
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
National Vigilance Committee
General Publc
Frank Pessier
Packard
Charles Bell
Tuscarora
Elko
Fallon
Frances Judnick
Orphan’s Home
Judnick
A. Judnick
Virginia City
Frances
Tonopah
Penney
May Not Harvest Second Alfalfa Crop
Winnemucca business circles report ranchers in Humboldt County will skip a second alfalfa crop this year unless farm labor improves greatly. Hay buyers lack market incentive, and many blame low worker effort and care for property. Local leaders warn a reduced harvest could bring livestock losses next winter due to forage shortage. Travel by air is described as now as comfortable as by land, with hospital planes and stabilizing tech enabling in-flight surgery and operation.
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Winnemucca
Humboldt Star
Nevada
760 Room Bachelor Hotel Planned for Michigan Ave Chicago
A 760 room bachelor hotel is planned for Michigan boulevard in Chicago and slated to open in spring 1923. Also noted, 91,000 highway deaths during wartime, nearly double American battle fatalities.
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Michigan Boulevard
Chicago
House of Representatives
Senate
Alaska
California
Brazil
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Paris
Perris
North Dakota
South Atlantic
United States
Parla
Palais Royal
Bourse
Opera
Place de la Republique
Buenos Aires
Nevada uses vast paper for votes this year
Nevada electors will use about ten and a half tons of paper for ballots in the primary and general elections. Secretary of State Brad igan will distribute the paper to county clerks, estimate ballots with help from clerks, and supply printed ballots. About 125 teams will split between elections, with green and blue watermark paper per state law.
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Carson
Nevada
Bradigan
Humboldt River Hearing Set to Begin in August
The hearing of objections to the State Engineer's preliminary order in the Humboldt river adjudication will start August 14. A booklet of over 80 pages, covering 39 objections, was issued under State Engineer J. G. Scrugham's direction. The acreage involved is large, but the number of objections is small compared to total claimants along the Humboldt system.
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Humboldt River
J. G. Scrugham
Humboldt System
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Eureka
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H. M. Schneider & CO
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Winnemucca, Nevada
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Edward Herrera
Main and
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