Lincoln Highway to Host First Cross Country Radio Tour
Detroit announces America's first cross country radio tour via the Lincoln Highway. Two radio cars, including a Magnavox equipped Rickenbacker sedan, will travel from Detroit to San Francisco over 40 days, broadcasting concerts along the route and using stations like WX and WWJ to reach crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mihigan
America
Lincoln Highway Association
Board of Commerce
Detroit Automobile Club
Lincoln Way
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Lincoln Highway
Ligonter
Indiana
Lincoln Highaway
Thomas E. Clark
Tecla Laboratories
Wallace Blood
William Hotoz
WWJ
Rocky Mountains
Prize Fight in Eureka July 4 at Euroks Theatre
Long Kid Murphy and the Fighting Blacksmith Martin, well known in Eureka, will headline a 10 round bout at the Euroks Theatre on the evening of July 4. Two 4 round preliminaries of high class precede the main event. The first prelim begins promptly at 8 o'clock p m. Both Murphy and Martin have ring experience and the contest will be on the square. Preliminaries feature seasoned fighters and no parlor faction will be in evidence. James Mann will be referee. One dollar.
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Long Kid Murphy
Martin
Eureka
Euroks
Murphy
James Mann
Eureka Mining News and Claims Optioned on McCoy Hill
McCoy Fitzgerald and Geraldine Gordon option eight mining claims on McCoy Hill adjoining Ruby Hill to J H Rogers J B Biale and W H Russell Eureka Prince Company has 18 men at work to complete annual assessment on unpatented claims. Page shaft at Eureka-Secret Canyon Mines underway with a tunnel planned to intercept an ore body. Uncle Sam mine shifts to retimber and cleaning four fifty level access. Croesus mine reportedly has 600 to 700 tons of ore valued around 75 dollars per ton awaiting shipment once freight rates drop per Interstate Commerce ruling effective July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy Fitzgerald
Geraldine Gordon
McCoy Hill
Ruby Hill
J. H. Rogers
J. B. Biale
W. H. Russell
Eureka Prince
Eureka Prince Company
Robert H. Todd
A. P. Ten Voord
Eurrka
Secret Canyon
Clarence Johnson
Eureka-Secret Canyon Mines Company
Page
Eureka
L. J. Rosenshine
Hamburg
Eutire
Eureka-Croesus
Interstate Commerce Commission
Always in Trouble at Eureka Theatre farce on July 3
Eureka Baseball Club presents Always in Trouble a lively farce at Eureka Theatre Thursday evening July 3 featuring Mixery Moon Lulu Pearl Paula Maleek Samantha and Patrick in comic roles with a plot involving Gideon Blair a millionaire and a marriage wager that could cost a million dollars.
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Eureka Baseball Club
Eureka Theatre
Gideon Blair
Rosebud
Tom
Tutt
Mixery Moon
Lulu Pearl
Paula Maleek
Samantha
Patrick
Moon
Misery Moon
Tom Russell
Hiram Tutt
Patrick Keller
Samantha Slade
Rosebud Reese
Bolshevick
Plans Perfected for Big Eureka Celebration
The Eureka celebration set for July 34 4th and 5th features a full program of amusements athletics races and ball games. The single handed drilling contest will draw many contestants with possible upsets by camp miners. Horse races attract many entries and dope may shift. Rooms will be provided as visitors are expected to exceed expectations.
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Europa
Eureka
Sentinel
Carlin
Hunting Elected Principal at Elko Grade School
L. A. Hunt, former Eureka County High School principal, is named principal of Bi Grammar Grade School with 14 grade teachers under his supervision. He and Mrs. Hunt arrived in Eureka from Carson by auto, stayed overnight, and continued to Elko the next day to begin duties at once with a brief summer vacation planned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Hunt
Eureka County High School
Carlin Edges Eureka In Close Baseball Battle
Eureka went to Carlin last Sunday for a 9 inning game and lost 3 to 2 in a well played contest. John Cardinalli started five innings before Pete Merialdo held Carlin the rest of the way. Eureka’s lineup included Rebaleati Brooks Travers Laird Kelley Hunley Breen. Carlin hosted a crowd amid a dusty 96 mile trip. July 4 and 5 rematch in Eureka promised strong interest.
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Eureka
Carlin
John Cardinalli
Pete Merialdo
Joe Rebaleati
L. Brooks
C. J. Travers
Monte
R. Laird
Tom Kelley
J. B. Hunley
Pete Breen
Feild
Three new county political announcements in Sentinel
The Sentinel publishes three candidate cards for Eureka County offices. Jamon A. Ruttazzi runs as an Independent for Sheriff. G. A. Fletcher seeks the State Senate nomination from Eureka County pending Democratic Primary results. Fred Bartine seeks the short term Eureka County Commissioner seat in the First District, subject to the Democratic Primary decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Jamon A. Ruttazzi
Eureka County
G. A. Fletcher
Fred Bartine
Nevada
R. J. Reid
Marriage License Issued to Buscaglia and Siri
County Clerk R McCharles issued a marriage license on Thursday to David Buscaglia of San Francisco to wed Albina Siri of Pallaade Eureka County.
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R. McCharles
David Buscaglia
San Francisco
Albina Siri
Pallaade
Eureka County
Mining revival predicted by Reno tour and eastern money
Robert H. Todd touring Nevada mining sites reports signs of a broad revival with eastern capital resuming funding. He highlights rehabilitated properties, a San Francisco Bay byproduct paint plant, and plans to mill the Eureka Prince with 25 workers by July, as development and ground prep begin. Named figures include Herman Zadig, A. S. Wollberg, A. H. Lowe, and the Lining Consolidated and Star of the West ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Robert H. Todd
Nevada
New York
Todd
San Francisco Bay
Herman Zadig
A. 8. Wollberg
San Francisco
District Court Sets Estate Actions and Court Orders
At the June term Judge Peter Breen presided and all calendar cases were continued. The administrator of George W. Turner was authorized to sell all real and personal property at public auction. Letters of guardianship were issued to J P Whitmore for Mary Whitmore a minor. The first and final account in Mary Whitmore estate was approved and distributed. Rev W F Kennedy authorized to perform marriage ceremonies in Nevada. A suit by George L Reading and Christopher OConnell vs Consolidated Cortez Silver Mines Co et al. seeks a restraining order to permit assessment work on the February mining claim in Cortez district, while patent action on the claim proceeds. The restraining order was granted. Las Vegas will hold its county sale September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Peter Breen
George W. Turner
C. W. Ruden
J. P. Whitmore
Mary Whitmore
W. F. Kennedy
Nevada
George L. Reading
Christopher O'Connell
Consolidated Cortez Silver Mines Company Et al
Cortez Mining District
Baseball Game Sunday at Eureka Palisade Clash
The Eureka team plans to host Palisade this Sunday June 26. A wire reports the Palisade squad is prepared to travel and the Eureka management asks all adult spectators to contribute 60 cents toward expenses of bringing the outside team. Children should pay proportionally. Everyone is urged to attend and support the game by paying admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Palisade
Sentinel
Last Wool Shipments Leave Local Rail and Roads
The final wool shipment from the area was sent today by local railway. About 600 large bales have already been moved from Eureka this season by road. Additional wool was transported from Eureka this spring to main lines by auto trucks.
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Eureka
Announcement of Candidate Cards Published for General Biennial
Reading notices sketches and other political announcements will be published at ten cents per line. The rate applies to candidate cards and related notices up to the general biennial election.
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O1d Gongert
Richmond
Eureka Mining News
U. A. Hunting
Eleo Grade
Eureka Base Ball Club
Vincent Merialdo
Robert S. Laird
Judson Hooper
Martin Borgna
Annie Porch
Pauline Haul
Velma Reynolds
Addie Merialdo
Slabtown
Mizzoury
Paula
Mr. Todd
Pittaburgh
Euereka Prince
Las Vegas
James A. Rattazzi
G .A. Fletcher
Mabel K
Martin Mahoney
Peter Merialdo
Edgar Eather
W. J. Hooper
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