National and State Election News Highlights
National and state results show Democrats gaining ground as Republicans lose ground in the House. In the Senate, GOP margins shrink with California voting heavily for Richardson and Johnson. Michigan backs Ferris for Senate. Wisconsin reelects La Follette. New York picks Al Smith for Governor, defeating Miller. Massachusetts locally shows Lodge ahead of Gaston, prompting a recount request.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
California
Richardson
Hiram Johnson
U. S
Michigan
Ferris
Townsend
Newberry Dama
Beveridge
Indiana
Sam Ralston
Wisconsin
la Follette
New York
al" Smith
Smith
Miller
Henry Cabot Lodge
William A. Gaston
Massachusetts
Gaston
Prohibition Issue Shaped Midwestern Congressional Races
Avowedly wet candidates won in several Midwestern districts while nine self declared wets were defeated. Analysis shows most victors were Republicans with one Democrat and one Socialist among the successful wets. Many wet contenders lost to other wets or failed to issue a campaign on prohibition.
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Congress
Kansas
Kentucky
Minnesota
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Indiana
Iowa
Andy Gump Elected Congressman with Narrow Lead
The Chronicle reports Andy Gump nephew of Uncle Bim as next Congressman after complete returns from 106 precincts show a 37 vote majority. Min and Chester expected to shine in Washington society. a note of impact on Mrs Zander.
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Rursuay
Andy Gump
Bim
Andy
Min
Chester
Washington
Zander
Volstead Defeated by Independent Minister Candidate
Volstead, junior of the Transuction Enforcement law, was defeated but fell before an Independent Minister candidate who called themselves dryer than Volstead.
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Volstead
Wives After Cheaper Meat Cuts
Washington dispatch reports housewives seek more meat value per dollar with a shift away from expensive steaks and chops toward cheaper cuts like brisket shoulder and flank, as noted by the Institute of American Meat Packers. The group says demand patterns have changed with price sensitivity rising among consumers.
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Washington
Institute of American Meat Packers
Hank
Nevada election returns show Democratic lead statewide
The Reno Gazette reports partial Nevada returns with Democrats leading across state offices. A lone exception is Mine Inspector. Vote totals listed include 26,680 for United States Senator and various regional tallies, reflecting a strong turnout for an off year.
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Reno Gazette
Elko Judge Race Leads by Narrow Front in County
Elko County election returns show B P Carville leading J M McNamara by seven votes for District Judge. Independent reports from two small precincts may flip the result, possibly triggering a countywide recount.
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B. P. Carville
J. M. McNamara
Elko County
mutHe
Probaly
New District Judges Defeated in County Elections
District Judge Mark R. Averill of Nye County lost reelection to Frank T. Dunn. Judge Langan of the First Judicial District covering Ormaby Storey and Douglas counties was defeated by G. A. Ballard.
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Mark R. Averill
Nye County
Frank T. Dunn
Langan
First Judicial
Ormaby
Storey
Douglas Countes
G. A. Ballard
Biologist Traps Own Skunk Skins But Fails To Spare Them
E. R. Lane a Nevada biologist and head of rabbits and furs enforcement fell into his own trap near Steamboat while inspecting a line. He skinned a skunk as he urged trappers to save skins. His family watched as he headed home with the prized pelt.
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E. R. Lane
Nevada
Reno Journal
Lana
Skunk
Spuds and produce shipped from Fallon by parcel post
Potatoes are mailed from Fallon post office in quantities up to a ton daily to Tonopah, Goldfield and other southern Nevada points and into California. Sacks of seventy pounds head to these areas while carrots, cabbage, celery, poultry products and pumpkins also leave Fallon by parcel post. Cantaloupes sent in 326 crates by parcel post, with local express melon shipments at 4300 crates, per W. T. Chamberlain for the Public Service Commission of Nevada. Local freight shipments estimated at 400 carloads.
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Fallon Post Ofice
Tonopah
Goldfield
Nevada
California
Falton
Parcel Post
W. T. Chamberlain
Public Service Commission of
Southern Pacific rails order fuels Pacific system program
The Southern Pacific Company placed an order with eastern steel plants for about 76 000 gronstone of rails valued at three to four million dollars and 94 000 000 for 102 percent delivery. Around 50 000 tons will be used on the Pacific system, supplying roughly 330 miles of rail line in the West.
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Southern Pacific Company
Eastern Steel Plants
Ralin
Eureka Sentinel fragment notes residents and county business
Ed Herrera and J J Rosensbine returned Monday from their sul trip to Jarbidge. Mra B OC Hjul returned Monday from a visit with her daughter at Reno. Mme Addie Merialdo is attending Nevada University and is home Monday for Mrs M F Williams and daughter. John Pastora plans a trip to Los Angeles for winter. Eureka taxes due to County Treasurer. Bid notices for Law Library furnishings. Five weekly trains to handle Richmond Eureka Mining shipments. County Commissioners meeting delayed by election work. Snow and wind cause service delays. barometer near storm point.
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Ed Herrera
J. J. Rosensbine
Jarbidge
Mra. B
OC. Hjul
Mra
Elwood Beemer
Reno
Mme Addie Merialdo
Nevada University At
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Eureka
George Cox
Bur’ Reka
John Pastora
Los Angele
California
Richmond - Eureka Mining Company
Board of County Commissioners
Sentinel
Nevada State News Roundup on Local Losses and Industry
Nevada reports a Washoe County clerk’s fatal accident when a wheel ran over him after a move. Industry notes include bakeries selling only home produced bread to keep $15,000 yearly in local circulation and Lovelock creamery expanding with initial run completed. Also: Caliente school child underweight, Sierra auto road closed by heavy snow, Truckee and Summit Station snowfall.
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Wm. D. Butler
Reno
Yerington Creamery Company
Carson City Friends of Supreme Court
Caliente
University Extension
Mary KE. Stilwell
Summit Station
Southern Pacific
Truckee
Winter Apples from Nevada Horticultural Service
Classified ad offering winter apples grown in the mountains at Saree fine quality. Extra fancy pads, copy sahatnated at 2.59 dollars per box delivered. Parcel post prepaid. From Nevada Horticultural Service located at 620 N. U, Rane, Nevada.
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Nevada Horticultural Service
Rane
Nevada
Silver Producers Push Tariff Ahead of Silver Meeting
A Salt Lake City gathering of Western silver producers is planned in early January to discuss a tariff on foreign silver and to form an association. They argue annual U.S. silver output and consumption require tariff protection as the Silver Purchase Act nears expiration. Western lawmakers may be urged to back the measure, with Senator Reed Smoot of Utah likely to lead the effort.
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Salt Lake City
Reno Tuewlay
Gare
Congress
Menal
China
Mexico
Peru
Canada
United States
National Congress
Licely
Heed Smoot
Utah
Former Kaiser Marries Again at Doorn in Secluded Ceremony
Doorn Netherlands November 5 The former German emperor Wilhelm II and Princess Hermione of Reuss wed in two ceremonies at Doorn. The civil contract was signed by Wilhelm II and Hermione Reuss, followed by a Lutheran religious service by Dr. Vogel. The marriage mirrors his 1881 union with Augusta Victoria and involved elaborate secrecy and pageantry.
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Doorn
Holland
Hermione of
Reuss
Wilhelm
Hermione Reuss
Vogel
Ida
Amersfoort
Hermione
Apeldoorn
Railroads Must Charge Rentals Equal to Private Property Rates
Interstate Commerce Commission warns railroads leasing land along rights of way to private owners must set rents equal to private market rates or risk finding rebates illegal. After a 1917 investigation into New York City and other leases, the commission said low rents to large shippers effectively reduced transportation charges. Also noted: Lovelock farmers borrowed $208,700 from the Berkeley land bank in California.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Steelf
New York City
Freano
Cal
Spokane
Wash
Grain and Cotton Market Outlook and Trade Activity in 1922
The sector reports modest gains in grain dairy and cotton while overall agricultural prices stay low. Rail freight car loadings for mid October 1920-21-1920 show limited capacity. Cotton demand remains influenced by European payments and weather, with forecast stock and consumption shaping 1922 prospects. Hog and livestock markets show cautious improvement, led by Chicago livestock prices and top values for cattle and lambs.
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John Clay & Co
Chicago
Teading Livestock Commission
Europe
European
Russia
United States
Sheep Business Outlook Promises Prosperity for Industry
The sheep industry, once threatened by ruin, is again on the rise with unprecedented prosperity foreseen. A Woolly market update notes an 1100 head sale at five dollars per head and a lamb crop near eighty percent last spring. Current conditions place per-head value around 2.32 dollars, with Montana Texas wool prices around fifty cents per pound, suggesting higher flock valuations and pricier lambs next season.
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Bawin
Walla
Eiko
Mr. Way
Monten
Montana
Texas
Bids Sought for Eureka County Law Library
Eureka County Nevada invites sealed bids for a law library to be delivered free on board to Eureka. Bids marked BID FOR LAW LIBRARY due December 12 1922 at 10 o clock a m at the Board of County Commissioners Court House Eureka. The Board may reject any or all bids. R McCharles Clerk November 6 1929 First publication November 11 1922 Last publication December 8 1922.
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LAW Library
Board of County Commissioners
Eureka County
Nevada
of Iaid Board
Court House
Eureka
R. McCharles
Laat
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Berkeley, Calif
Scotland
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George E. Cox
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