Nevada News Briefs Highlight Bond Victory And Local Crime
Final returns show Churchill County high school bond of 65000 dollars approved. Elko County reports two earthquake shocks with no damage. Fallon arrests in a dry raid. P. Heuret and Fred Drummond connected to ranch incidents. Tonopah moves to local beef supply with home raised cattle. Elko to host proposed 75000 theater under Pantages circuit plans.
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Gold Creek
Elko County
Churchill County
White Rock
Las Vegas
Elko
Fred Drummond
Fallon
P. Heuret
Fallon Grand Hotel
Lagomarnino Bridge
Storey
Washoe
Washoe Cor Jsaloners
Victor Shaft
Tonopah
Lawrence Lester Smith
Guy and
Ramona Smith
Sparks
B. L. Chambers
Reno
William Long
Myrtle Long
Lone Springs
Nye County
Eiko Free Press
Billy Murray
Ross Brown
Brotherhood of Railroad
Sparke
Fresno
California
Brown
Lander County
Storey County
Adolph Sutro
Sutro
Mt. Davidson
Dot
Carson City
Frank A. Buel
Pabrump Valley
Buol
Camp Tonopah
Los Angeles
Ninety Percent of Films Shown in Australia Are U S Productions
A survey note reports that about 90 percent of motion pictures shown in Australia originate from the United States. Other snippets describe a German coin counterfeit trade near subway gates, Italian deputies’ gun lockers, agricultural clubs enrollment in 1921, Japan feudal reformbacks, and a 19th century phonetic telegraph will admitted to probate in London.
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Australia
United States
Chamber of Deputies
Fascista
Japan
Illinoia
America
Hirohito
Hara-Kiri
Century of Colorado Gold Dream Ends in Jenny Mine
A portrait of James J. Brown and partner Campion narrates their rise with the Jenny lease in Leadville, the 1893 silver crash, bank loans, and Brown’s pressure tactics to save the mine. The Jenny yielded millions, reviving Leadville and crowning Brown a Cloud City millionaire.
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Tonopah
James J. Brown
New York
Jim Brown
Ireland
John F. Campion
United States Court
Jonny
Leadville
Brown
Campion
Carbonate National Bank
Hunter
Trimble
India
Denver
Pueblo
Kansas
Nebraska
Coxey Army
Washington
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Nevada
Campa Fm
Sagebrush
Desuetude
Jenny
Financial Center
Croesus
Horatio A. W. Tabor
Cloud City
Carson City school board bans high school dances
The Carson City board of school trustees orders a ban on public dances by high school organizations. Only dances at the high school building and downtown dances after basket ball contests will be allowed in the future. The action cites liquor influence and outside musicians as factors and urges classes and the school for funds to support the policy.
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Carson City Board of School Trustes
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Robert Allen
Col
J. G. Scrugham
Subway
Bronx
Manhattan
Brooklyn
London
Probate Court of
England
Long Island
Booth
Smart Hvary
Daniel
James
Mukorn
Carson
A. J. Maestretti
Eureka and
Lander Counties
The
First National Bank
Wemucca, Nevada
J. Sheehan
W. H. Doyle
W. H. Moffat William Stock
J. G. Taylor
G. B. Stall
Federal Reserve Banking System
Issue
Canada
France
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Federal Reserve System
Bilkco
United States Federal Reserve Bank
J. A. Sewell
H. B. Ennor
A. B. Kimball
W. L. Merithew
Eureka Hotel
Eureka
Edward Herrera
Main and
Clark Streets
Eureka, Nevada
R. C. Kelley
J. B. Rebaleati
Kelley & Rebaleati
Goodyear
Michelin Tires
Main Street
Schneider Drug Store
MRS. H. M. Schneider & CO
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