May search before showing warrant rule shocks Carson News
Judge Farrrington ruled that officers holding a search warrant need not reveal identity or announce the warrant before seizing liquor. The decision came after defense objections to testimony about proceedings and seizures prior to warrant disclosure. Evidence showed George Bachenberg attempted to hide a bottle and urged outsiders to destroy liquor as officers intervened at a bar.
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Farrrington
George Bachenberg
Brown
Nash
Bachenberg
Carson News
Prominent Man Involved In San Jose Affair
Margaret Heuer former University of Nevada student who shot herself in crisis level charges Alexander Sheriffs San Jose schools chief. She says in an affidavit obtained by San Jose city councilmen that Sheriffs attacked her in a San Francisco restaurant and remorse led her to attempt suicide.
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Margaret Heuer
University of Nevada
Alexander Sheriffs
San Jose
Reno
Miss Heuer
San Francisco
Ely
Alameda
Shiffs
Oakland
Princess Sued For Gown Workn In Picture
Reno Nevada May 10 Nadejda Madison also known as Princess Nadejda Troubetskoy claimant to be wife of a nobleman is defendants in an action by the J J Milburn Company to recover 250 the value of a gown alleged to have been worn by the princess just long enough to have her photograph taken and then returned after it had been sent to her apartment on approval
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Reno
Nevada
Nadejda Madison
Nadejda Troubetskoy
J. J Milburn Company
Fortune teller hints lead to Florida trip tale
A fragmentary dialogue centers on Henry seeking fortune teller guidance to locate money and a possible Caribbean encounter. The overheard exchange hints at travel plans and a quest for funds, captured in a sardonic Birmingham exchange.
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Henry
Florida
Ant Nee
Birmingham
Wool to cloth plan offers higher returns for growers
Joe Wilson Humboldt County Farm Bureau agent promotes a “wool to cloth” method allowing woolgrowers to net about thirty cents more per pound by sending wool to mills that convert it to cloth at 1.25 dollars per yard. Virgin wool suits could sell 36 to 40 dollars, with some cloth and cheaper grades made into blankets. Local merchants back the plan as reps for growers, with Montana firms already producing hundreds of suits weekly.
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Joe Wilson
Humboldt County Farm Bureau
Wilson
Montana
Winnemucca Star
Resisted an Officer Cost Him Four Hundred Dollars
W. L. McIntyre was arrested at Carlin for resisting an officer during a raid on booze joints. He pleaded guilty in Elko justice court before Judge Doughty and was fined $400 plus costs. Officers said he kept them at bay until his partner could destroy or conceal the liquor.
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W. L. McIntyre
Carlin
Justice Court
Elko
Judge Doughty
Senator Henderson to Rejoin Reno Union Land Work
Senator Charles B. Henderson returns from Reno and plans to move back there to assist W. T. Smith in organizing the Union Land & Cattle Company. Henderson, long associated with the company as attorney, will handle much of the workload to ease Smith. Elko Free Press note.
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Charles B. Henderson
Reno
W. T. Smith
Union Land & Cattle Company
Hen. Gerson
Edison advocates motion pictures for schools in future
New York May 7 Edison said motion pictures would replace books in elementary schools within twenty years, delivering great civilizational progress. He criticized current primary education as poor and unattractive, proposing vivid, engaging film use to hold a child's attention. He added that college applicants he tested showed surprising ignorance due to weak early education.
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New York
matHon
Thomas A. Edison
Bonners Move to Elko in New Home Plans
Mr and Mrs C C Bonner depart Bly for Elko where they will reside, with Bonner serving in the Internal Revenue Department in Reno after nearly two years in Bly. Friends express best wishes for the couple’s new chapter. A married woman’s jest about an affinity ends with a blunt husband retort about wanting a plain liar.
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Bly
C. C. Bonner
Elko
Bonner
Internal Revenue Department
Reno
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Eureka
RobInson & CO
SAN Francisco Stock Exchange
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
United States
Federal Reserve Bank District No
Angelo Berolo
Eureka, Nevada
R. C. Kelley
J. B. Rebaleati
Kelley & Rebaleati Garage and Repair Shop
Goodyear
Michelin Tires
Main Street
Prank McBride
Eureka Garage & Supply Co
Dodge
Tssell
Tony Romano
Eureka National Bank
Schneider Drug Store
MRS. H. M. Schneider & CO
Sentinel
Bonners
Edna C. Plummer
Corporation and General Law
Main
Reynolds & Eather
Court House
W. H. Brennen
Plummer Block
W. M. Clute
Geological
Sentinel Building
Clarence Johnson
Henderson Banking CO
Elko, Nevada
Cunard Line
Ranchers’ Bank OF Reno
The
First National Bank
Winnemucca, Nevada
Geo. Wingfield
J. Sheehan
W. H. Doyle
L. Tobin
A. D. Dean
J. G. Moore
Onahier
Sheehan
W. . Mopfay
William
G. Taylor
G. B Stall
Federal Reserve Banking System
England
Dominion
Canada
France
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Japan
Germany
Federal Reserve System
Savarese Mafety
Dike
United States Federal Reserve Bank
J. A. Sewell
A. B. Kimball
E. E. Ennor
W. L. Merithew
Washoe County Bank
OLD Pioneer Banking House
F. E. Humphrey
F. M. Rowland
J. R. Vannagell
F. Stadtmuller
Cash
G. H. Taylor
Rudolph Herz
Savings Insurance Brokerage Safe Deposit
Edward Herrera
Antonio Herrera
Europa Hotel
Eureira
Herrera Brothers
Main and
Clark Streets
F.C. Richmond Machinery CO
Salt Lake City
Utah
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co
Nevada Railway
J. BE. Bexton
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