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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1915
Page
1
A columnist argues that crime stems from character not desperation, recounting embezzlement cases in New York and exploring how affection for a child or wife rarely justifies theft. She notes most thieves do not steal for honorable reasons and stresses the lasting harm to victims.
Dep uty State Superintendent receives letter from President Kendrick stating the State University will not offer a summer school for teachers this year due to low demand and competition from Berkeley for Panama Pacific Exposition attendees. The university plans to resume next year with improved arrangements.
Guglielmo Ferrero argues in the April Atlantic that Italy misreads Germany as guardian and neglects military strength. He warns neutrality risks national ruin as the coming crisis may become mortal, hoping for relief in 1916.
A Salt Lake Tribune editorial argues there is no Japanese threat to the United States at Magdalena or Turtle bays and notes US and British restraint. It says Japanese aims in the Pacific exist but would not risk war with the United States, while missionaries urge intervention for China and Washington has made representations to Tokyo.
C A Lewis pleaded guilty in Humboldt County District Court to burglary after caught in the act at a Winne mucca grocery. He was sentenced to one to 14 years in the State penitentiary. It was noted hunger drove the entry. No arrests reported for the Elko W T Smith Mercantile burglary where revolvers were stolen.
Governor Boyle named H. F. Dangberg of Minden T. J. Bell of Berlin Nye County and J. H. Carier of Wells Elko County to the State Board of Stock Commissioners. the appointees are noted as well known stock men and expected to be popular on the board.
Ely Record reports a state wide movement to refer the divorce bill gambling law and pari mutuel law to a public referendum at the next general election. Reno attorney Sam Belford says local organizations will form in every county and precinct to organize the effort. Also noted are J J Hylton acquiring a 45 horsepower traction engine to clear sagebrush land and W M C Jones, Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad engineer, dying of heart failure in the Goldfield hotel.
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