Arizona Bans Auto Insurance for Vehicle Owners
Arizona prohibits insuring owners of automobiles against Prohibition era seizures. The State Corporation Commission orders cancellation of relevant policy clauses by October 15 after talks with Federal Prohibition Director M B Cassidy and U S District Attorney Thomas A Flynn. Flynn says the move would deter bootlegging in Arizona.
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Ariz
Ar Tona
Toms
State Corporation Commission
M. EB. Cassidy
Arizona
Thomas A. Flynn
United States
Dian School Quarters Inadequate Need Expansion
Supt F C Snyder reported at the Carson News that a 30240 foot addition to the Dian School commissary is complete providing more storage. Enrollment at 400 reaches capacity with many eligible children turned away. He seeks appropriations to expand to 500 pupils for the district served. Eleven cases await trial in Tonopah for State Prohibition Act violations, the most in Nevada counties.
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F.C. Snyder
Department of the Indian School
Carson News
Tonopah
Nevada
Copper shipments resume from Ely to Baltimore improving outlook
The Ely News reports Meill smelter surplus of about 20 million pounds will ship forty carloads weekly to Baltimore via Shafter and the Western Pacific. Rail and water rate savings of about five dollars per ton are noted, with first train due Wednesday and a second Saturday. Shipments are handled by existing crews, signaling signs of improved business, though mining and smelting may not restart soon.
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Meill
Baltimore
Ely
Shafter
Western Pacific
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Nevada Northern
Enrollment figures show Nevada campus tops prior record
The University of Nevada reports 227 girls and 390 men, totaling 617 students, the highest enrollment yet at the institution. A light touch wedding weather insurance note notes coverage only for adverse weather on the wedding day, not later storms.
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University of Nevada
Union Pacific Cuts Coal Rates Sparking Desert Hope
Salt Lake reports say Union Pacific will cut carload coal rates by 25 percent between Rock Springs and Ogden. The move lowers Utah fuel costs and may shift traffic to Nevada, with householder savings of 1.50 to 2 dollars per ton. Nebulous schedule warns residents to act cautiously.
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Utah
Gallup
N. M
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Ogden
Salt Lake and
San Pedro
Tonopah
American Bar Honors Five Nevada Lawyers
The American Bar Association named Sam Platt of Reno vice president and selected L. D. Summerfield Reno William Forman Tonopah L. G. Campbell Winnemucca and Charles J. Chandler Ely to form its ideal council from Nevada. The appointments were announced at the annual ABA meeting in Cincinnati. Women buy more clothes than men but men still wear more apparel.
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American Bar Association
Sam Platt
Reno
Ideal Council
L. D. Summerfield
William Forman
Tonopah
L. G. Campbell
Winnemucca
Charles 3. Chandler
Ely
Association
Cincinnati
Califf Quarantines Two Nevada Counties
Governor Doyle declares alfalfa weevil quarantine extended to Storey and Ormady Counties in California amid Nevada objections. Nevada quarantine officer Dr Records and others argued against extending the Washoe County ban, but California kept the wider quarantine, risking further market loss for Nevada hay.
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Doyle
California
Washoo
Ormady
Storey Counties
Strong
California Department of Agriculture
Records
Nevada
Boyle
Washoe Valley
Storey
Carson News
Nevada Insurance Company Makes Quick Settlement
Carson City school building destroyed by fire. Nevada Fire Insurance Company issues a full $24,000 settlement within 18 hours. Agent Charles Peters notified Reno headquarters, and officials dispatched to assess losses and finalize the claim with school trustees. Special agent O. W. Jepsen and adjuster T. Patterson reviewed the ruins before delivering the payment.
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Carson News
Carson City
Charles Peters
Nevada Fire Insurance Company
Reno
Carson
O. W. Jepsen
T. Patterson
New Bank Opening Planned in Yerington
A new banking establishment is to be opened in Yerington soon. Incorporation papers are to be filed and an application for a charter to the State Bank Examiner has been filed. The bank will start with a capitalization of 100000 dollars, with most funds subscribed in Lyon County.
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Yerington
State Bank Examiner
Lyon County
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