May Queen Crowning At Eureka Theater
A part of Sentinel staff takes a vacation next week. A school entertainment by Miss Delia Eichelberger’s seventh and eighth graders was held at Eureka Theater with the May Queen crowned. A baseball game on Eureka Baseball Club grounds ended 6 to 6 after nine innings, with extras deciding the outcome in the eleventh.
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the Sentinel
Delia Eichelberger
Eureka
Eureka Baseball Club
Eureka Club
Othor
Hureka School Notes Showcase Student Work and Exhibits
Work by Hureka school students neared completion last week as exams wrapped unfinished tasks. Monday afternoon 2 to 4 p m Domestic Science class under Mrs Hunt ing welcomed visitors to view end of term fancy work by the girls and the projects they completed.
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Hureka School
Notice of Redemption Victory Notes Called for Payment
The Treasury announces that all 2 ½ Victory Notes called for redemption on June 15, 1922. Interest on 3% Victory Notes will cease at that date. The Treasury may redeem 3% notes before June 15, 1923 at par plus accrued interest. For details, contact Farmers and Merchants National Bank, Eureka.
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Deesoory Department
Washigton
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Eureka
Eiko Defeats Carlin In 19 to 9 Baseball Game
Baseball at Palisade reports Eiko defeating Carlin 19 to 9 after a railroad team gathering in Carlin diamond. Palisade favored in the clash with Palisade hosting the event. Berning orchestra from Carlin provided music while many Carlin residents attended.
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Eiko
Carlin
Palisade
Berning
Eureka Teachers Visit Elko on Weekend Trip
Eureka teachers Miss Missee Bather Piester of Salt Lake City and Annie L Sumner of Spokane spent Sunday in Elko while en route east. Sumner has applied for a position in Elko schools for the coming year.
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Missee Bather Piester
Salt Lake City
Annie L. Sumner
Spokane
Eureke
Elko
Miss Sumner
Manhattan II Fire Ravages Camp and Post Office
Fire sweeps Manhattan II, a gold mining camp 48 miles north of Tonopah, destroying the ROW post office and five businesses in two blazes incited by arson. Officials probe the incendiary fires and note the district’s business district loss. A separate note mentions Nellie Milligan’s appointment as secretary of the State Tex Commission.
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Manhattan
Tonopah
Ofice
Miles Nellie Milligan
Srate Tex Commission
Bes
F. N. Fletcher
Lillian Russell Dies After Illness at Home
Pittsburg June 6 Mrs Hussell Moore wife of Alexander P Moore publisher of the Pittsburg Leader and noted stage beauty died at her home after a several days illness. Lillian Hansell known as the queen of American opera starred on stage for over thirty years in the United States and England. She contributed to Red Cross and Liberty loan drives during the war and toured with a lecture on How to Live a Hundred Years. Born in Clinton Town December 4 1361 she pursued music from childhood and first appeared in Rice's H M S Pinafore chorus in 1879. She rose to Casino theater stardom and later led her own company before touring vaudeville culminating in a famed career marked by charm and talent.
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Pittsburg
Hussell Moore
Alexander P. Moore
Liliman Russell
Lillian Hansell
United States
England
Miss Russell
Red Cross
Liberty Loan
Clinton
Town
Charles E
Cynthia Leonard
Chicago
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Madame Scheremburg
Leopold Damrosch
Miss
Lillian
New York Playhouse
Weber & Field
McCaull Opera Company
America
Charles A. Dana
New York
Sun
Lillian Russell
Casino Theater
Mary Anderson
Minne Maddern Fiske
Ada Rehan
Julia Marlowe
Henry Ford Will Not Open His Barrel
Detroit June 5 Henry Ford has intimated privately that he would run for President if the people desire him but would refuse to spend money to secure nomination or support Kongberg editor Dearborn newspaper and Dearborn Henry Ford for President Club leader says Ford would not bankroll a campaign.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
William T. Kongberg
Dearborn
Milk for Sale on South Main Street
Mrs. Lena Tognoni offers 61st class milk for sale at her home on South Main Street and can deliver to patrons in Eureka who want the milk left at their homes.
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South Main Street
Eureka
Lena Tognoni
Nevada State News Highlights
The piece summarises Nevada happenings including a soldier memorial in Minden, Elko adopting a Saturday noon half-holiday, homesteads in Pah Rand valley, rich mining strikes near Minneha canyon, nepotism probes in Humboldt County, a historical resident’s death in Chicago, Fallon’s Lahontan dam waterfall display, Eureka’s free delivery plans, a radium institute sale in Reno, a Yerington businessman’s heart attack in Oakland, a parole violation in Nevada prison, Las Vegas chamber promoting Clark County lands, a Winnemucca hotel game arrest, Holtville founder eyeing Winterwood ranch partnership, Governor Boyle’s city life adjustment, Reno fine for wrong-side driving, and a Nevada Public Service Commission complaint hearing in Hawthorne.
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Nevada
Minden
Elko Independent
Pahrump Valley
Sandy
Carson
Minneha Canyon
Mountain House
Humboldt County
Charles F. Rowe
Eberhart
Eureka
Chicago
Fallon
Lahontan Dam
Eiko
Post Office Department
Nixon
Reno
Nick Hironymous
Yerington
Oakland
Joe Lucero
Las Vegas
Andrew Butler
Winnemucca
W. F. Holt
Imperial Valley
Holtville
L. L. Lindsay
Winterwood Ranch
Boyle
Nevada Public Service Commission
Simon Silver-Lead Company
Mineral County
Mineral County Power System
Hawthorne
Toulon Smelter to Resume Operations Near Lovelock Nevada
A Lovelock dispatch reports Toulon Smelting Company will resume operation within 30 days under W. K. Reese Jr. of San Francisco, president of the reorganized company. The mill, 14 miles west of Lovelock on the Southern Pacific line, shut for six months to process complex base ores with arsenic and sulfur and will operate on a custom basis. If interest from small operators grows, ore scales may be installed and run at the plant by Southern Pacific.
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Lovelock
Nevada
Toulon Smelting Company
W. K. Reese, Jr
San Francisco
Toulon Smelting and Refining Company
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific Company
Former Baseball Stars Seek Nevada Exhibition Game
Winnemucca officials receive a note from W C Meek manager of the Ex Major League Stars Baseball Team listing players including Lefty Williams Risberg Cicotte Jackson Pelsch and Buck Weaver former White Sox champions. The letter requests terms and dates for a game here in September or October as the team closes its nation wide fall schedule.
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Basball Stars
Nevada
Winnemucca
Baseball Nine
W. C. Meek
Major League Stars
Lefty
Williams
Risberg
Eddie Cicotte
Joe” Jackson
Happ” Pelsch
Buck
Miner Ray Wells Dies In Cavern Accident At Jarbidge
Telepin reports from Jarbidge announce the death of Ray Wells a miner at the Long Hike mine. The accident occurred due to a cavern collapse. Wells was unmarried.
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Jarbidge
Ray Wells
Long Hike
Auto Road Over Sierras Now Open
Placerville California June 4 three autoists Bud Rodell of Reno Myron C Shirley of Carson City and M G Waddell of Oakland arrived there today after a three days battle in the snows of the Sierras heralded as the first to cross the mountains since last Summer With their arrival the highway over the Sierras was declared off cially opened and transcontinental automobile coast to coast traffic ready to be resumed The men told a thrilling story of the battle in the snow banks On the second day practically all their food gave out and they were forced spend their supperness in thin slunkets By the aid of shovels they managed to break through on the third day The highway over the mountains was open on May 21 last year but owing to the heavy snowfall the past Winter opening of the road has been relayed.
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Placerville
California
Bud Rodell
Reno
Myron C. Shirley
Carson City
M. G. Waddell
Oakland
Sierras
Clarence D. Vern Duzer Arrested in DC on Checks Charge
Clarence D. Vern Duzer was arrested in Washington DC on a charge of passing worthless checks, according to an Associated Press dispatch. He was free on $5,000 bail on a related charge in Baltimore and fled to Tennessee.
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Clarence D. Vern Duzer
Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Tennessee
Liberty
Baltimore
Fragmentary Legal Notice With Indigene Names and Totals
A partial OCR legal fragment lists numbers and sums with names such as indigen and several misread surnames. It states certified copies and a clerk named LES, recording the above entries as a correct copy of the record. The text appears to be part of a probate or court entry mapping sums and witnesses in a legal proceeding.
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Willian
Aic
Biato Murchloc
M. H. Joseph
Jake Squaw Peggle
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