Teachers' Examination Held in Eureka Public School
The teachers' certificate exam occurred this week in the Eureka public school building led by J D Gold assistant principal of Eureka County High School. Night sessions were held to finish work with applicants including Misses Charlotte Laird Eileen Breen Geraldine Breen Thelma Smith Florence Morrison Fanny Gibson Althea Eather Elsie Hooper Rose Madarelli and Mrs C E Morse.
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Eureka
J. D. Gold
Eureka County High School
Charlotte Laird
Eileen Breen
Geraldine Breen
Thelma Smith
Florence Morrison
Fanny Gibson
Althea Eather
Elsie Hooper
Rose Madarelli
C. E. Morse
A Plea For Young Doves And Cattle Sale At Eu Reka
The Sentinel urges protection during dove mating season, urging three weeks of restraint before noontide shooting resumes. It notes no law protects doves, but July fifteenth marks a humane window against needless slaughter. The issue follows a large Bart Cerutti cattle sale with buyers from Elko Carlin Alpha Idaho and Goldfield.
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Bart Cerutti
Home Ranch
Eureka
Tom Hunter
Ed Litton
Charlie Moody
Elko
Tom Griffin
James
Carlin
Pete Carletti
Alpha
E. J
Vance McHan
E. Stevens
Idaho
Goldfield
K. of P. Beatific Lodge Meeting Notice
Beatific Lodge No. 7 K of P members are requested to attend the regular meeting Tuesday evening June 20 with second degree work expected. Church service: Rev E H Price of Elko will lead Episcopal service in Eureka Monday at 7 30 p m.
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Beatific Lodge No. 7. K. of P
Frep EaTuen, C, C
E. H. Price
Elko
Episcopal Church
Eureka
Fred Manheim Dies Sudden in Mina at 38
Fred Manheim a former Eurekan resident died suddenly at Mina while attending a dance at 1 30 this morning. He was 38, unmarried, a Tonopah Elks member, and a Tonopah native who worked in local stores and hotels before becoming a day clerk at the Baker Hotel Mina. Funeral services were held under the Elks lodge.
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Tonopah
Eureka
Leon Kind
Frank Henderson
Lodge of Elks
Manhein
Hank Knight
Los Angeles
Alma
California
Fred Manheim
Mina
Elks’ Lodge
Sheep Go Mad at Shearing Sting in Austin
St. John Labordie of the Hot Springs ranch visited Austin last Saturday and reported that 36 sheep from a 4000 head flock showed rabies signs at the shearing pen. He fired several shots after the animals charged, saying they posed a danger to himself and nearby workers.
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St. John Labordie
Hot Springs
Austin
Labordie
Austin Brass Band
Eight Indictments For Gambling In Las Vegas Nevada
Clark County grand jury returns eight felony gambling indictments. Defendants arrested and each held on $3000 bail. Named are O. D. Hicks Las Vegas city commissioner and others tied to local saloons and hotels including Md Van Lon Gorenbeck Carl Wasserbach Fred J Pearce J Graglia Tom Biama and Joe Nakagawa a Japanese gangler.
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Las Vegas
Clark County Grand Jury
O. D. Hicks
MD van
Lon Gorenbeck
Northern
Carl Wasserbach
Star Saloon
Fred J. Pearce
J. Graglia
Tom Biama
Turf Saloon
Joe Nakagawa
Family returns with Irene after education travels
Mr and Mrs Mendes drove from their Currant ranch to Ely to greet their daughter Irene who has just returned after graduating from Elko County Normal School. Their son W F Mendes Sr has been studying at Santa Clara University in California.
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Ely
Mendea
Currant
Irene
Elko County Normal School
W. F. Mendes
Santa Clara
California
Suit Filed Against Mining and Milling Company
A district court suit was filed Monday by William meeting of civic league members against the Newark Civic League and mining firm over a claimed $5346.87 for labor performed for Mrs Laura Hoegh. Proceedings set for the next civic league meeting at the mining company home on Wednesday in June.
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Ely Record
Civic League
Newark Civic League
Mining and Milling Company
Laura Hoegh
Hughes Nominated by Republicans for President
The Republican National Convention in Chicago nominated Charles Evans Hughes for President and Charles W. Fairbanks of Indiana for Vice President. Theodore Roosevelt’s bid was declined by the Progressive Republicans pending Hughes principles. Hughes resigned from the Supreme Court and Wilson accepted. Wilson and Marshall were renominated by the Democratic convention in St. Louis.
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Chicago
Charles Evans Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Theodore Roosevelt
Hughes
Justice Hughes
Supreme Bench
Wilson
Palisade Today
Woolfrow Wilson
New Jersey
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
St. Louis
Engagement announced in Tonopah for Leon Kind and Henrietta Harris
Tonopah correspondent of the Reno Gazette reports the engagement of Eureka native Leon Kind and Tonopah resident Miss Henrietta Harris. Miss Harris is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Harris and has taught in Tonopah public schools for a year. Mr Kind is a popular young Tonopah businessman. No wedding date has been set.
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Tonopah
Reno Gazette
Leon Kind
Eureka
Henrietta Harris
Ays
Harris
E. C. Harris
Kind
Auto stolen during Reno commencement found undamaged
Bishop Hunting reported his automobile was taken by joy riders from in front of Reno High School during the commencement exercise. It was recovered the next morning at Second and Winter streets, undamaged but low on gasoline. Police suggest high gasoline prices deterred further use.
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Bishop Hunting
Bishop George
Hunting
Reno
Scond
Winter Streets
Fire Tanks in Commission at Tonopah
Nye County has placed new 250000 gallon fire tanks on Mount Brougher in Tonopah with 120 pound street hydrant pressure. A 4 stream reach over 150 feet. Nevada evaporation stations planned by Henry F. Alciatore of the Weather Bureau will aid ranching and irrigation, with Indian Springs in Clark County as a station site.
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Nye County
Mount Brougher
Tonopah
Nevada
Henry F. Alciatore
United States Weater Bureau
Indian Springs
Clark County
Las Vegas Age
Fine Mares Arrive at Prison Farm Carson
The prison farm at Carson has added four Percheron brood mares with foals, described as a great acquisition. They weigh between 1535 and 1750 pounds.
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Carson
Women on Goldfield Jury for first time hear blackjack case
For the first time in Goldfield a jury of women was drawn to hear the State against F. J. Hill J. M. Webster and H. J. McGuigan charged with conducting a gambling game called blackjack.
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Goldfield
F. J. Hill
J. M. Webster
H.J. McGuigan
Tonopah Post Office Tops Nevada in Money Orders
Donald G. Means reported from Tonopah that the Tonopah office leads Nevada for money orders issued and postal savings volume, despite being attached to the San Francisco division and operating in Tonopah recently.
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Tonopah P. 0
Donald G. Means
San Fraccisco
Tonopah
Nevada
Mabel Vernon Campaigns On With Suffrage Tour
Miss Mabel Vernon, active suffrage organizer in Nevada, continues campaigning in 1913. In St Louis she and Mrs Rhita Child Dorr addressed crowds from a motor car before moving to a jitney bus after a prompt departure by Senator Stone. The event raised 3 for the cause and showcased early street corner suffrage outreach.
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Mabel Vernon
Nevada
Eureka
St. Louis
Congressional
Democratic
Woman's Party
Rhita Child Dorr
New York
Senator Stone
Divorce Request and Alimony Claim Cited in Transcript
In a Boston Transcript dialogue a client seeks a divorce and an annual alimony of 31500, insisting the amount should match the husband's income and not exceed it. The lawyer questions the precise earnings before proceeding.
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Boston Transcript
Population Growth in Panama City Surges
The population of Panama City is rising rapidly with 6,000 added last year, bringing the total to 65,000 residents. The growth reflects urban expansion and increased migration to Panama City.
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Panama
Metal Market Quotes From New York
Thursday metal quotations show silver at 0.62 per ounce in New York and copper at 827.50. Lead priced at 86.75 in New York.
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New York
New Storage Battery A Dry Cell Like Rechargeable Lead Battery
A new dry storage battery from an American manufacturer uses a non flowing electrolyte and can be recharged many times at a lower price per charge than ordinary dry cells. It delivers 0.5 A for 40 h or 3 A for 5 h with an average 2 V, housed in unbreakable paper fiber and corrugated lead elements with an amorphous absorbing electrolyte. A central water tube prevents drying.
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Scientific American
Political announcements rate guidelines readied for primary day
Announcement notes that candidate cards will be published through primary day at five dollars. Reading notices, sketches and political announcements will be published at ten cents per line.
University of Nevada Summer Session Opens June Nineteen
The University of Nevada summer session runs June 19 to July 28 with varied courses aimed at teachers and prospective Nevada educators. Courses cover history, psychology, teaching principles, English, math, sciences, arts, home economics, manual arts, music, physical education, modern languages, and more. Faculty includes specialists. board and room listed at five dollars per week for board and five dollars for six weeks.
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Nevada
U. S
University of Nevada
Keno
Notice of Horses Branded Inspect by Eureka County Official
A 1916 notice states the Eureka County Nevada inspector certified brands on horses shipped from Eureka. Brands include LF GW T OD AF JAB bar heart and others on various left thighs shoulders and right thighs. Several horse heads and marks are listed with branding details and ownership notes.
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Sperenes
Eureka County
Nevada
Kable
Aed
Eureka
Epee
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