Nevada Senator Jones In Fragile Health At 83
Former U S Senator John P. Jones of Nevada, long a California and Nevada political figure, is reported in precarious health at age 83. He has retired from politics, with a storied career from the Comstock era to a Santa Monica home that became a Southern California showplace before his move to Los Angeles.
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Nye County Officials Named in Tonopah Result
The Tonopah Miner lists unofficial Nye County officials after last Saturday’s vote. State Senators Zeb Kendall Democrat and M J Scanlan Socialist. Assembly R H Barnes George Cole Al Kelliber William Forman Democrat and I F Davis Socialist. Sheriff and Assessor Ed Malley. County Clerk Robert Pohl. County Treasurer Frank P Mannix. Auditor Recorder W M Grimes. District Attorney J A Sanders. County Commissioners W A Marah Democrat and Alex Ferguson Republican for short term, R B Davis Republican for unexpired term. Constable W B Evane Republican. Justice of Peace Harry Danseath Socialist. Five precincts await reporting Duckwater Sharp Johnny Milletts Durrant Creek. returns may alter results for State Senator, Assemblyman and District Attorney.
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Alex Ferguson
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Sharp
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Durrant Creek
Gould Line Enters Reno Western Pacific Route Approved
A San Francisco dispatch reports Western Pacific Railroad reached an agreement with Nevada California Oregon to gain entry into Reno. Plans call for standardizing the Doyle California to Reno line by adding a third rail to the narrow gauge track, with Reno cars wired to Western Pacific standards.
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Killing off the Stork Its Destruction and Diminished Numbers
A historical note on stork decline across Europe and Africa, noting fewer nests on Turkish rooftops, reports of storks captured in Natal, and speculative links to vanished wildlife. German authorities are said to order halving stork numbers, provoking protests from a German zoological paper that defends the birds for pest control and cultural value. The piece contrasts harsh measures in German territories with reverence for storks in Alsace.
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Gypsy Hierarchy and Annual Assembly Describe Bale Cido Court
The text outlines a Gypsy chief who must be respected and wealthy to head the community. An annual teil in Elsass settles disputes, with secret meetings where strangers are barred. Offenders may be expelled or restored to honor, while revenge cases leave the chief with limited power and often end in brawls and bloodshed.
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Up the Mountain Pilgrim Hymn of Repentance and Return
A poetic call to penance and reunion with the divine. Images of pilgrims climbing山 mountains invoke forgiveness, mercy, and the celebratory return of a long lost sinner as verse promises blessing and renewal.
Hammer throw faces abolition debate among coaches
The sport mill argues to drop the hammer event due to fatalities. Harvard trainer Poosh Donovan favors replacing it with weight for height or a 35-pound weight, while Princeton’s Keene Fitzpatrick backs the weight throw, and others split on regulation changes.
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Harvard Crimson
Pooch” Donovan
Harvard
Harry Hullman
Dartmouth
Thomas Keene
Syracuse
A. C. Krnenglein
Michigan
John Monkley
Cornell
Fragmented witty quotes and humor snippets from papers
A collage of light miniatures and quips from city papers. Jokes about fashions and gowns, the Great Commoner nickname, social foibles, and playful banter fill a page of humorous notes and brief dialogues.
The Food Question as Veg Diet Costs Debate
A Detroit Bree Press quip questions whether two can live cheaply, joking that only if one spouse is vegetarian can two share expenses. The line plays on frugality and dietary choices within household budgeting.
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Bree Press
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