Eureka Prince and Uncle Sam Consol Mine Developments
The Eureka Prince group reports ore sinking 16 feet in high grade shale and plans a five hundred foot shaft depth with a cyanide plant to cut costs. Uncle Sam Consolidated outlines two parallel ore runs with wash and silver-lead lenses, plus a compressor for shaft work as development continues. Ruby Hill notes muck removal to 315 feet at Locan shaft and Silver Lick Extension annual assessment work by Lincoln Mining Company.
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Bureka
W. A. Barnes
Eureka-Holly Mining Company
San Francisco
UNCLE
Torpay
State
Hamburg
Ruby Hill
Silver Lick
Adams Johnson
Dennis Keefe
Lincoln Mining Company
Phillipsburg
Eureka
Phil Paroni
Ben Repetto
Thomas Dixon
George Ebert
Mt. Hope
Home wine making allowed under federal rule
San Francisco October 13 heads of families may manufacture at home for home use up to 200 gallons of dry wines or cider without regard to alcohol content and without federal tax payment. Collector Jus Wardell said declarations and production details are required before starting, filed with the San Francisco internal revenue office.
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San Fransisco
Wardell
Internal Revenue
Northern District
California
William W. Willame
Waahin
Collector of Internal Revenue
San Francisco
Express rates still further advanced in Reno
Reno sees a 13.5 percent increase in express rates by American Railway Express Company effective yesterday. The rise follows a 12.5 percent hike on August 31 and adds about $40,000 to Reno office revenue annually. The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the move after wage gains for express workers. Nevada public service commission hearing on a state expansion is scheduled for next Saturday in Carson.
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Reno Gavotte
American Railway Express Company
R. R. Eichelberger
Com
Reno
Interstate Commerce
American Railway Xpress Company
Public Service Commission of
Nevada
Carson
High School Notes Shakeup and New Equipment
Robert Lucey is named vice president of the student body succeeding Victor Rattazal. A new Underwood typewriter is ordered for the Commercial Department but delivery is uncertain. The student body votes to publish the Booster only once this year to combine activities into a single issue. A new drinking fountain replaces the shared cup in the lower hall to reduce illness. Edward Skillman reports.
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Robert Lucey
Victor Rattazal
Underwood
Ume
Edward Skillman
Republican Rally Set for Monday Night at Eureka Theatre
Tasker L. Oddie, Republican candidate for U S Senate, and Samuel B. Arentz, Republican candidate for Congress, will address county citizens at the Eureka Theatre next Monday night at o clock. The local Republican committee leads the rally followed by a chance. No admission fee.
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Tasker L. Oddie
United States
Samuel 8. Arentz
Eureka Theatre
Republican Committee
Eureka County Voter Roster Tallies 636 Registered
The Eureka County Clerk reports 636 voters registered for the general election to be held on Tuesday November 2. Precinct reports from all precincts are in, confirming the total registration.
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Eureka County
Sentinel
Mc Charles
Son Born in San Francisco Linked to Tonopah Family
Notes from Tonopah report Leon Kind of Tonopan received word on Sunday of a son birth in San Francisco where Mrs. Kind had gone. The event makes a boy and girl in the family. William G. Walker, chief clerk of the Internal Revenue office in San Francisco, returned home Monday after three weeks in Tonopah.
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Leon Kind
Tonopan
San Francisco
Kind
William G. Walker
Internal Revenue Office
Tonopah
Shooting Incident Near Eureka Ranch Sparks County Inquiry
Henry Trodge was shot near Rannell's Creek ten miles west of Eureka by Floyd K. Grimes after a dispute with Thom as Hodge. Grimes aided the wounded man to Austin for care, later surrendered to Sheriff Mackey, and was bailed for a December 1 preliminary hearing. Hodge's condition is not serious. Grimes faced $1000 bail.
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Henry
Floyd K. Grimes
Thomas Hodge
Rannell's Creek
Eureka
Eureka-Lander
Hodge
Grimes
Austin
Mayer Ranch
Tledge
Austin Hospital
Lander
Eureka County
Maeatrett
Lander County
Reynolds
James Mackey
Mackey
Harding and Coolidge Club Forms in Eureka
Local citizens gathered at W. R. Reynolds's office to form a Harding and Coolidge Club in Eureka County. A second meeting at the courthouse tonight at 7:30 will aim to establish a permanent organization and invite all supporters to attend.
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Eureka County
Harding
Coolidge
W. R. Reynolds
Harding and Coolidge
Advt
Currant Nevada Establishes School Under Miss Finney
A new high school opens in Currant Nevada with Miss May Finney of California in charge. The first day on October 2 enrolls seven students. Miss Grace Glendenning from Tonopah serves as the grade teacher at Currant.
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Currant
Nevada
May Finney
California
Grace Glendenning
Tonopah
Noted Mining Party Arrives in Eureka for Exploration
Dr. C. T. Harrison of Fallon and A. Gler a Los Angeles mining engineer reached Eureka Thursday. They were joined Friday by A. J. Wallace who is interested in mines in Arizona and Old Mexico. The group plans to stay several weeks to inspect thin and adjacent districts.
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C. T. Harrison
Fallon
A. Gler
Los Angeles
Eureka
A. J. Wallace
Arizona
Old Mexico
Census Bureau backs Nevada Reno count no recount ordered
A telegram to Senator Pittman from the U S Census Bureau asserts the Nevada and Reno population counts are accurate and no recount will be ordered unless grievous errors are proven. The message confirms careful enumeration and notes Reno was rechecked, with satisfaction that every person entitled was counted.
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United States Census Bureau
Akee
Nevada
Reno
Senator Pittman
Washington
Nevada Mines to Be Subject of New Comprehensive Book
Victor C. Heicks of the United States Geological Survey states a forthcoming Nevada mining industry paper will cover historical geological and scientific development. Research has just begun and data gathering will continue for a year or more before publication.
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Victor C. Heicks
United States Geological Survey
Ball
Silver Peak
Heicks
Nevada
Tonopah
White Pine News changes hands in Nevada
The White Pine News in East Bly is sold Monday with A A Sherman former Proce Record owner buying from C B Patrick. Adele Brown Red Cross nurse arrives in Ely to work in public schools and plans health clinics. Louis Cosmas Tonopah shop cuts candy prices 16 to 25 percent due to lower sugar costs. Farmers reluctant to sell alfalfa and hay at stockmen offers keep large hay stacks. stock growers say shipping cattle out of state is cheaper than buying Nevada hay.
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White Pine News
East Bly
A. A. Sherman
Proce Record
Patrick
Adele Brown
Red Cross
Pacific
San Francisco
Ely
Institute Health Con
Elko
Fielda
W. P. Hughes
Nevada
Quarantine on Nevada Expanded by Governor
Governor issues amendment expanding the quarantine to include two counties as efforts to control the alfalfa weevil in Idaho fail and the pest is found in Montrose County Colorado. The action broadens enforcement under the existing proclamation.
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Nevada
Idaho
Montrose County
Colorado
Boyle
Evans to Eureka County People in Campaign Ad
Congressman Charles R. Evans visits Eureka on a Nevada tour to hear local needs and promote his Washington office accessibility. He appeals for continued support, claiming his plans benefit Nevada and promising ongoing work in Congress.
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Evans
Eureka County
Charles BR. Brana
Nevada
Congress
Eureka
Ely
Sentinel
Charles R. Evans
Charles &, Evans
Disastrous Effects Of Jackass Brandy Reported In Carson News
The Carson News describes multiple alarming outcomes from drinking jackass brandy. Reports include eye pressure, partial paralysis, and even temporary blindness blamed on the brew produced in small quantities. A western state man allegedly believes he is a horse and behaved oddly after intoxication, frighteningly hitching himself to a wheelbarrow.
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Capitol
Carson News
Beluga Joe McGill Catches Whales From Shore in Alaska
Seattle reports Beluga Joe McGill, famed as the only whaler to catch whales from shore, enjoying a successful season at the Beluga river mouth in Cook Inlet. A 1,000 yard net across the river traps belugas as tides rise and fall to strand them, with whales measuring 16 to 26 feet.
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Seattle
Wash
Joe" McGill
Cook Inlet
Alaska
Admiral Watson
Helume
Kans
Local Brevities Highlighting Moves and Travels
Miss Winifred Smith re engaged to teach in Newark Valley district. Velma Reynolds returns from Palisade. Tony Depaull to California for work at Oakland shipbuilding plant. Ed and Mr. Berryman back from White River ranch and Ely visits. F A Morris campaigns in Buraks lant for Republicans. Jean Knight visits Eureka from Garden Valley. Thelma Romano returns from Oakland health trip improved. Mrs. Williams visits Reno then Elko to see son Thomas Williams. Florence V Wilson succeeds Katherine Gerard as Red Cross field rep. visits Eureka en route to Ely. A R Carville tours district with Standard Oil party. J A Zanine travels to New York to join tours to Europe. Sept C B Sexton readies for winter. Tyrone water system repairs finished. St James Episcopal Sunday School to host public event at Rescue Hose pavilion. J Emmett Walsh arrives Eureka on Nevada Supreme Court campaign. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Huebner plan Bishop CA home with 800 Gallus teghorn chickens. L W Hope and Harriet leave for Chattanooga. Hope becomes manager of Ocoee Copper mines. Captain Frank Milne, veteran of Gallipoli, plans to settle in Nevada.
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Winifred Smith
Newark Valley
Velma Reynolds
Palisade
Colorado
Tony Depaull
California
Oakland
Sod
Ed Berryman
White River
White Pine County
Ely
F. A. Morris
Republican State Control Committee
Jean Knight
Eureka
Garden Valley
Thelma Romano
James Williams
Thos. Kitchen
Elko
Thomas Wiliams
Reno
Katherine Gerard
Florence V. Wilson
Oeld
American Red Cram
Nevada
Austin
A. R. Carville
Standard Oil Company
Kiko
J. A. Zanine
New York City
Angelo Depaoli
Joseph Franchi
Eureks
Europe
Capper links wheat futures to consumer costs and farmer losses
United States Senator Capper argues that speculative futures trading has slashed wheat prices, harming farmers who faced high costs for wages and equipment. He calls for abolition of this “robbery” and vows to eject the “den of thieves” from business on the first day of Congress, urging action against brokers and gamblers in futures.
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Smith Custer
Kas
United States
Arthur Capper
Europe
Suicide Club
Monte Garlo Tsah
Agein
Ore shipments move to Utah smelters this week
Rail shipments reported this week include four carloads from Eureka-Crocaus, twelve carloads of apilis from Richmon-Eureka Mining, and several carloads via Eureka-Holly, all bound for Utah smelters.
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Utah
Eureka-Crocaus
Eureka-Holly
Richmoni-Eureka Mining Company
DeYoung Denies Sale Of Chronicle In San Francisco
M H De Young owner of the San Francisco Chronicle denies reports of a sale to Chester H Rowell who recently sold the Fresno Republican. He calls the news without foundation amid World Series attendance figures and receipts released from Cleveland Ohio.
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DE Young
San Francisco
M. H. de Young
San Francisco Chronicle
Chronicle
Chester H. Rowell
Freano Republican
Cleveland
Ohio
National Commission
Another Drop in Sugar Prices Hits Markets
Sugar prices fell again with California-Hawaiian and Western refineries at 11 dollars per hundred for cane sugar while Sprechtel for beet sugar offered 10.80. The new retail price stands at 14 cents per pound.
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San Francisco
California-Hawaiian and Western
Sprechtel Felery
Quotation Sparks Debate Over Liquor Stock
A brief exchange mocks a claim about ample liquor supply. One character insists they have few bottles left while another asserts their cellar contains enough to last a lifetime, noted in a Detroit Post brief.
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Detroit
Gorges Carpentier Knocks Out Levingky in Jersey City Bout
The European heavyweight contender Gorges Carpentier defeated American lightweight Hing Levingky in the fourth round of a scheduled 12 round fight in Jersey City on Tuesday night. A crowd gathered, and typical postfight congratulation scenes followed.
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Gorges Carpentier
Chaplan
Hat- Hing Levingky
Jeraey City
Pair Warning in a Boston Transcript Snippet
A glib hotek proprietor entices with "lots of pretty girls" while a vacationing young Valeaman declares he will impress upon them the importance of moderation, recalling the line about those who put before they eat.
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Hotek
Valeaman
Boston Transcript
Prospect district school wife news from Guam Philippines 1920
Unclear clipped report notes a July 7 1920 date tied to a wife of a lieutenant in Guam or the Philippines at the Prospect district school. Further readable context is needed to resolve the exact event or relation.
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Guam
Philippines
Prospect District
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Bureka Croesus
Holly
Republican Rally
Eurekans
Rannell's
St. James
Adyt
Ments
State News
Grand Republican Rally
U. S
Samuel S. Arentz
C. B. Sexton
Tyrone
J. Emmett Walsh
Nevada Supreme Court
Judge Walsh
Esmeralda
Julius Huebner
Bishop
Golden State
L. W. Hope
Harriet
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Hope
Ocoee Copper Company
Mra. Hope
Frank Milne
George Milner
Mingland
Milner Bus Juet
Pri- Quartermaster
Gallipoli
Dardanelles
Milner
England
America
Uncle Bill Bottle Top
Washington Star
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