Marquard Convicted For Ticket Scalping
Rube Marquard, Brooklyn Dodgers star pitcher, found guilty in Cleveland municipal court of ticket scalping. He was fined $1 and coats after offering six World Series tickets for 350 dollars. Ebbetts later announced Marquard cannot play for Brooklyn next year.
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Parm Women s Working Day
State college authorities of North Dakota surveyed the state and found farm women average twelve hours work in winter and fifteen hours in summer.
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Plaintiffs Win Big Damage Suit Against Milling Company
Dora Rickey and daughters won a $16 203 verdict after a 12 day trial in Douglas County circuit court. Jury found the case clear of fault despite many salesman-stockholders in the defendant. Supreme Court appeal planned after electrocution death of Mrs Rickey’s husband by 6600 volt wires near the mill.
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Mining woes linger at old camp in White Pine district
A. T. Shields, superintendent of the White Pine Lead Company, details deepening efforts and transport costs in Rocky Canyon near White Pine mountain. He notes ore is mainly lead carbonate requiring melting, with underground work hampered by high freight, narrow gauge rail, and limited milling options. Lessees continue to operate cautiously hoping for a breakthrough.
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Organized gang blamed for Avanel box car theft
Seven box cars at Avanel siding west of Elko were robbed of sugar, shoes, clothing and groceries. Railway officials suspect an organized gang at work after a second large theft this month, with losses exceeding a thousand dollars.
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A New Ambition Flirts with Money Not Work
In a Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt, Mr. Cobbles reveals he persuaded a Summer boarder to pose as an heiress to entice a man. The man now believes marrying money may be easier than earning it, signaling a shift in his plans.
Muskrat pelts rise. prices and supply shift noted
The United States Department of Agriculture reports muskrat hides once valued at 26 cents each sold for 7.50 at the St Louis fur suction last spring. Fur buyers warn supply is falling about 50 percent yearly.
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Mistaken Letters Rekindle Long Lost Love at Riverton
Miss Huldah Merriam opens a letter meant for her niece and confronts a past romance with Robert Eustis. The misaddressed note leads to a reunion as Huldah and a former lover confess wrongs, forgive, and consider a future together while their families watch.
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What It Cost to Run State University
The University of Nevada reported total receipts of 176,010.27 and total disbursements of 170,205.12 for the year ending June 30, 1920. Receipts included Federal funds endowments departmental sales and student revenue led by 21,000 from departmental sales tied to the University farm and ingenious laboratory offerings along with a 100,000 Federal fund. Comptroller D J Sullivan praised the system as complete and efficient and commended the comptroller's office.
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Tonopah Merchant Arrested in Mine Theft Probe
A. A. Dudley, a Tonopah dealer in second-hand goods, was arrested on a warrant by Gus Hansen superintendent of the Brougher Divide. Seven boxes of powder and a drilling machine belonging to the Brougher Divide were found in Dudley's warehouse and officers search the premises for other missing mine property.
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Preacher Uses Molten Iron Analogy To Warn Naval Cadets
In a New York Central Magazine piece a preacher tells naval cadets about a fiery “bad place” using molten iron visuals. He says the iron is white hot and, oddly, that such material is used for ice cream in the imagined place. Legal blanks for sale appear at the Sen Unel office.
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