The Nevada Battleship Description and Specs Revealed
The Sentinel reports official plans for the Nevada a first class battleship No 36 authorized March 4 1911 with details on dimensions displacement fuel oil storage and trials The Nevada and Oklahoma share 27500 ton displacement and 21 knot speed with Nevada using Curtis turbine machinery and Oklahoma vertical triple expansion engines The Mine Owners Association of Nevada Tonopah and state Legislature fund a silver and gold service for Nevada's launching plus free silver for the service provisioned by local contributors.
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Sentinel
Newlands
Nevada
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Oklahoma
New York
Texas
Curtis
Mine Owners Association of
People of
Tonopah
Fear of Want and the Drive Toward Decency
The Los Angeles Herald argues that the fear of want haunts all classes in a world of plenty. It says education, intelligence, and brotherly cooperation can vanquish this economic demon, uplifting society when individuals work for others, not themselves.
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Los Angeles Herald
Nevada Celebrations Echo Across Tonopah and Goldfield
Nevada cities plan rival Fourth of July festivities with an elaborate Horton ranch program featuring music oratory and horse racing. Miner Ed Johnson dies in Tonopah after long illness. leaves a widow and two daughters. Several Nevada post offices to become money order offices on July 1. A series of local accidents and tragedies including shootings and a mining cave‑in report across the state. Moving pictures enter church worship in several cities. Dancing teachers in Cleveland protest modern dance styles. Miner Richard Berryman dies from falling rock at the Combination mine.
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Tonopah
Goldfield
Ed Johnson
Nevada
Ely
Austin
Buckskin
Fort Churchill
Hobson
Jungo
Lahontan
Rochester
Romano
San Jacinto
Shellbourne
Strawberry
Thompson
Tobar
Horton’s Ranch
Currant Creek
Horton's Hall
Tonopah Woman Murdered. Suspect Held for Murder
Mrs Charles De Long was found dead in the street at Tonopah Sunday night and officials believe she was murdered with a 22 rifle. Louis Davenport, 60, a prospector, is held for murder after blood was found in his cabin and his 22 rifle with an empty shell was discovered. Davenport gave conflicting statements. The woman, aged about 40, was left to die in a rainstorm. her husband is said to be a cook at Ely.
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Vonopeh
Charles de Long
Tonopah
Louis Davenport
Ely
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Thomas Clark
McGill
Clark
August Bohnert
Visalia
Cal
Grass Valley
Winnemucca
Joe Heidenrich
Carson City
Carson
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Ohio
I. G. MacLennan
Edinburgh
Scotland
MacLennan
Combination
Richard Berryman
Consolidated Mines Company
Berryman
First National Bank
Elko, Nevada
Cives
A. E. Kimball
EB. Noble
J. A. Bewell
Eureka Lodge Directory
Eureka Lodge
C. F
Clark and
Main Ste
Alan
F. J. Brossemer
Masonic Hall
Mar D. Fiercues
W. M. Masy J. Laran
St. John’s
St. John's
BR. A
Wrtas H
Ruse
McCuantes
Seorstary
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F. Gall
Mipeen de Serena
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Nace Axpensos
Beatific Lodge No. 7
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Castle Hall
North Male Street
Waternally
Lxoxann Roakveau
Attest
Nostaces K. of
the Brown Hotel
Station Touring Club of America
Daniel, Morrison, Prop
Eureka
Main
Seheeline Banking & Trust Co
General Banking
Trust Company
Business Exchange
Johnson Mercantile Co
Biram Jonbnson
James A. Rattazzi
Neo
North Main Street
Eureka, Nevada
Sanfrancisco Brewery
U. S
Becker Beer
Selizite
F. J Brossimer
Prop
Wovada
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