Six Socialists Barred by Law in Primary Nominations
The Supreme Court sustains a $100 primary fee for state office aspirants, barring Edward Riggs for Secretary of State on the Socialist ticket and five other Socialist nominees from ballot certification. Justice Talbot authored the majority opinion with a separate concurrence by McCarran and a Norcross dissent. Prohibited offices include Secretary of State, Controller, Treasurer, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Surveyor General, and Clerk of the Supreme Court. Other paid candidates for U S Senate, Congress, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and Mine Inspector qualify for the ballot. Regents of the university pay no fee.
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Supreme Court
Edward Riggs
Talbot
McCarran
Justice Norcross
Nevada Farm Tenancy Share Low at12 Percent
Nevada reports 2689 farms with 85 percent operated by owners and managers and 12 percent by tenants. Tenant farms cover 55,438 acres while owner and manager farms till 687,000 acres. Land value totals 3.969 million for tenant farms and 35.64 million for owner managed farms.
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Nevada
Democrats Hold Rally in Eureka Opera House
Democratic campaign event in Eureka featured six candidates including Senator Francis G. Newlands and Attorney General George B. Thatcher. Speakers touted party principles, regional experience, and support for Wilson and Democratic control of Congress, followed by a social dance.
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Eureka Opera House
N. P. Morgan J
George B. Thatcher
C. L. Deady
Eureka County
Maurice J. Sullivan
Deady
Nevada
Edward Ryan
George A. Cole
Ryan
Treasury
Newlands
Morgan
Congress
Wilson
Washington
Antwerp Surrender and German Occupation Casts Shadow
War dispatch reports Antwerp fallen to 400,000 German troops with surrenders and destruction of the city. Germany aims Antwerp as a base against London while Russia stalls German advances. Italy mobilizes nearly two million men, Portugal may declare war, and Britain’s World Series results noted. A Washington anecdote and moral verse follow.
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San Francisco
Antwerp
London
England
von Kluck
Garronne Forest
Russia
Portugal
Germany
Italy
Carson Valley Farmers Organize Hay and Produce Company
Carson Valley farmers form the Carson Valley Hay and Produce Company to ship beef cattle to reduce hay surplus. A purchasing committee of C. M. Henningsen and William Dressler has begun imports from eastern Nevada, with plans to buy up to 2000 head. Legal blanks for sale at the SexTixet MMos.
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Carson Valley
Carson Valley Hay and Produce Company
C. M. Henningsen
William Dressler
Fragmentary notice on funds for named persons
A partial OCR fragment indicates funds or allowances for specific named individuals centered on Onvenen and Tha, with unclear amounts and roles. The readable bits suggest a pension or pay allocation context, but essential details are missing to identify the purpose, dates, or authorities involved.
Bell Telephone Company seeks 25 year Eureka County franchise
The Bell Telephone Company of Nevada applies to the Eureka County Board of Commissioners for a 25 year franchise to construct operate and maintain telephone lines along public roads and highways in Eureka County Nevada. Exhibit A shows streets alleys and routes sought. Objections must be filed with the County Clerk before the hearing at Eureka. First publication October 10 1914.
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Board of County Commissoners
Eureka
Canary
State of Nevada
Bell Telephone Company OF
Nevada
Newada
Bevada
G. BE. McFaragp
FP. W. Eatin
Board of County Commissioners
Eureka County
Uutex
Alax
Board of County Commissioners of
Mining College Classifies Ores of the State
The Mackay school of mines at Reno classifies Nevada mineral deposits to map resources, locations, sizes, and access. Data will be published later as a bulletin by Prof. J Claude Jones and S H Brady, now retired and replaced by John W Chandler.
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Rocky Beauchamp
Reno
John R. Post
Fallon
Washington
Washington Star
Mining College
Nevada
Mackay School of Mines
Mining Department
The
State University
J. Claude Jones
H. Brady
Tonopah
West End Consolidated Mining Company
Halifax
John W. Chandler
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Albert Wainscott
Death Valley
Borax
Biddy McCarthy
Death Valley Junction
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William J. Bryan
Senator Newlands
Boston
Philadelphia
William Pierson Wiem
Catskill
Albany
Sam
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Onvenen
Tom
Frsona
Wits
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van Laniquhar
Ein Sentinel
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Maton
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W. F
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Shults
Oney
John Venturivo
A. B. Msi
Ton Ven
Joe Flynn Jr
D Feravino
Bruffey Bros
L. Bray
Kathleen Breen
Bo Mileage
D. Pe Noatr van
A. Laird
Sentinel
Edgar Eather
Eureks County
Martin Mahoney
Edgar Sadler
Eureks
N. P. Morgan
Omocratic
L. R. Thatcher
Kureks County
H. 0. McTerney
T. F. Plummer
RJ. Reid
Assembly
Spencer Reynolds
James Mackey
Chas. A. Deflon
A. L. Fitzgerald
Third
State of
Eureka and
Lander Counties
Dan Johns
John McNaughton
Long Tartu
Miles McKinnon
William E. Taylor
Kureke Township
Kureke County
Earles
Cobe
Kureka County
John Edwards Bray
Washoe County
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
B. F. Curler
Elko, Nevada
Francis G. Newlands
United States
Ben W. Coleman
White Pine County
Justice of
J. F. Abel
Humboldt County
Joe Farnsworth
Sam Platt
United States Federal Reserve Bank
First National Bank
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O. E. Nontz
J. A. Ben2ut
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