Supreme Court upholds San Bernardino judgment on pass rider death
The California Supreme Court affirmed a San Bernardino County ruling awarding $6000 to the widow of Harry Walther who was killed March 28 aboard a Southern Pacific pass train. The court held the no liability clause on the back of the ticket invalid when the death resulted from the railroad’s negligence. The decision defeats rail company claims that riders on passes are exempt from liability regardless of fault.
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Public access denied to court records sparks fraud concern
The Washoe County Clerk Fogg was urged by Judges Orr and Moran to stop sealing complaints pleadings and papers without a special order. The Journal urged open files to prevent fraud in divorces and uphold public rights, criticizing Fogg for secrecy and distrust in the courts.
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Board Of Education to Not Reengage Three Teachers
White Pine County Board of Education notified three teachers they will not be re employed for the next term and that few teachers will be secured for the high school. No cause for the action is given.
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White Pine County
Two Way Plow Gains Ground for Level Irrigated Farms
The two way mold board plow, a reversible double plow on one frame, keeps land level with no dead furrows and eases harrowing by letting one horse stay in the furrows. It suits hard dry soil yet works well on humid irrigated land. Dealers can order them if not stocked. Fred W. Stovell, longtime White Pine County resident, attempted suicide with strychnine but is now recovering.
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Fred W. Stovell
White Pine County
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