Sentinel mail delays spark talk of daily service
The Sentinel explains subscriber complaints about late papers due to Eureka mail routes. Three mails weekly leave Eureka on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Papers reach San Francisco Wednesday and Chicago Friday, with possible six month daily service to cut delivery by two days. If not, Friday publication after June 1 may shift to align with Saturday mail.
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Sentinel
Eureka
Overland Railway
San Francisco
Chicago
Publicaon
Shaughnessy Thanks Friends for Support in Nevada PSC Bid
Nevadas Public Service Commissioner nominee J F Shaughnessy issues a statement thanking supporters across the intermountain region. He notes broad endorsements from Senators, Representatives, governors, and business groups while conceding the I C C appointment went elsewhere and pledges to defend Nevada’s welfare under the new transportation act.
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Mark W. Potter
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. F. Shaughnessy
Public Service Commission of
Nevada
Shaughnessy
Inter-state Commerce Commission
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Intermountain
Intermountain States
Congress
Railroad Commissions
Chambers of Commerce
Haally
Pittman
Housewives Open Store in Oakland Bakery Stand
Oakland May 8 The State Housewives League Oakland branch opened a bakery store on the front porch of president Mrs C T Kallas. Several thousand loaves were sold mostly by advance order. Bread priced twelve cents to members thirteen cents to outsiders sixteen cents standard wrappers not provided no delivery system at present.
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Oakland
California
State Housewives’ League
C. T. Kallas
Local notables and visitors in Eureka this week
Commissioner Be C Johnson to be Friday from a trip to Califor nia. Dr W H Brennen returned Tuesday from a professional visit to Pal tanite. William Flynn of Elko was a visitor here this week. George Carter of Garden Valley visited Eureka several days. Martin Mahoney in Palisade early this week. Albert Stale of Duckwater arrived Wednesday. A term of District Court called in Eureka on Tuesday June 1. County Assessor Hooper in north county on official business. Dave Fisher called on trade, left for Tonopah. Nourse, mining engineer, arrived Monday. Willan Hunter of Salt Lake City spent days in Eureka. Torpey returned from San Francisco. Shelby left for Clark County to examine mining property, will return. Advertisement for sale of People's Meat Market property. Pearce of Western Pacific Rail Road spent a couple days sizing up prospective tonnage. Major Catlin returned from California on business. Newhouse and Soupcoast examining Eureka district properties. McCoy Fitzgerald and Ernest Gordon arrived from California. Russell of Elko surveyed lumber orders. Junior Class dance at Odd Fellows Hall a success. Attorneys Reynolds and Eather left for Ely. Cardi nelll accompanied them. Herchmer from Palisade gathering machinery for Locan shaft. Baron Le Fevre guest at Eureka-Croesus House. left for East. Mrs St McCharles joined husband in Kansas City. Summer rate excursion tickets not on sale at many stations. Alex Wiley returns from San Francisco looking well after injuries. Barnes leaves for San Francisco then Honolulu. Catlin Shale Co Elko purchased mill machinery. Minoletti loading wagons for West. Eugene Davis returned to Eureka. travels to San Francisco on urgent business. Davis hurt in Pullman car accident but recovering.
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W. H. Brennen
Paltanite
William Flynn
Elko
George Carter
Garden Valley
Eureka
Martin Mahoney
Palisade
Albert Stale
A. C. Florin
Duckwater
District Court
W. J. Hooper
Dave Fisher
Tonopah
C. F P. Nourse
Willan Hunter
Salt Lake City
F. T. Torpey
Uncle Sam Cons., Mining Co
San Francisco
P. M. Shelby
Clark County
California
People's Meat Market
Pearce
Western Pacific Railroad
Henry G. Catlin
Eureka-Croesus
RB. L. Newhouse
F. C. Soupcost
American Mining & Smelting Co
McCoy Fitzgerald
Jtnlan
Ernest Gordon
George Russell
Verdi Lumber Company
Eureka County
Odd Fellows’ Hall
W. R. Reynolds
Edgar Eather
Ely
White Pine County
John Cardinalll
T. Herchmer
Ruby Hill Development Company
Baron le Fevre
Paris
New York
Alex Wiley
Lke
W. A. Barnes
Holly and Railwhacker
Barnes Salla
Honolulu
Catlin Shale Company
Silver Conner
Prospect Mountain
Joe Minoletti
Wiko
Eugene Davis
Coast
Mr. Davia
Alarm Clock Query Provokes Gentlehouse Humor
In a humorous exchange a customer asks for a clock that wakes a girl without disturbing others. The clerk counters with the ordinary alarm clock that wakes the whole family. The banter underscored by a comic aside about preferences and social mores reflects lighthearted newspaper chatter.
Nevada State Bank set to open as June deadline nears
Scout reports Battle Mountain State Bank furniture and equipment arrived and readiness planned for the 61st of June. Other items note parole driven population cuts at Nevada Penitentiary, teachers earning higher pay in Winnemucca district, and bank deposits at First National Bank Winnemucca reaching 2 955 922 dollars.
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Battle Mountain State Bank
Nevada Penitentiary
Board of Pardons and Parole
Mamie Sulivan
Agnus Jewett
State Board of Education
First National Bank
Winnemucca
Humboldt County
Elkeelty Council
Allies Divide the Near East at San Remo Conference
The San Remo gathering gave Britain a dominant share of Mesopotamia and Palestine while other allies gained favored outcomes. Germany faces a fixed indemnity over 30 years, disarmament is demanded, and Fiume appears set for the Wilson plan settlement with Italy and Jugoslavia ratifying soon.
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United States
San Remo
Great Britain
France
Italy
Greece
Mesopotamia
Mandatory
Palestine
Dardanelles
Germany
Belgium
Rhine
Fiume
Nitti
Jugoslavia
Wilson
Associated Press
Nevada saloon raid and divorce case notes from Reno to Portola
Police raid at an old Nevada saloon owned by John Brown yielded only empty jugs and jackass brandy hints. Judge Moran in Reno quashes Arthur Conklin versus Eleanor Conklin divorce summons as collusive. Western Pacific Railroad restaurant manager faces a diner uproar after firing Josie, now back at work. Nevada auto license fees bring in over 84 thousand dollars by April 30 with expectations to reach 100 thousand. Persia remark warns against threefold divorce threats via long distance telephony.
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Brown Sod Nash
Nevada
John Brown
George Economy
Judge Moran
Reno
Arthur Conklin
Eleanor Conklin
Josie
Brodi
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