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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1921
Page
4
A 1521 era notice lists subscription rates for the publication’s fifty first year. The notice indicates prices and mailing details as part of post office second class matter notices and dates the issue to Saturday September 17.
Time for action in the Roscoe Arbuckle murder case as detailed dispatches argue for full penalty if guilty. The piece condemns lax enforcement and urges voters to retire officials who permit criminals to escape punishment, warning of further harm like Virginia Rappe's death.
Nevada predators suffer setback as United States Biological Survey reports August kill totals. John Penola of Eureka shatters district records with 78 animals in a month including 46 coyotes and 32 bobcats. Other top hunters include Thomas Kennedy and tied entrants, with averages and field staff details noted.
A Carson correspondent reports on Republican senatorial prospects in Nevada for 1934. Pete Buel of Las Vegas backs a U S Senate bid and rivals Lydia Adame Williams Anne Martin, while Senator Key Pittman is praised for experience. Ed Roberts and Shober J. Rogers draw attention for possible campaigns as fall races loom.
A fragmentary note describes a pursuit where two men, more deadly than the others, hunt the same persimmon in a wilderness setting. Anne appears as a named character in the unsettled scene.
A Gateway Magazine note suggests tying both shoes tight when you feel a cold coming on. Stooping raises blood to the head, improving circulation and supposedly boosting immunity to colds.
Roscoe C. Arbuckle is formally charged with manslaughter in the death of actress Virginia Rappe after a coroner’s jury verdict citing peritonitis from a ruptured internal organ caused by force. Mrs. Roscoe Arbuckle, Minta Durfee, heads to San Francisco to aid her husband as the case unfolds.
B H McClure of Berkeley Calif died at the Governor s mansion in Carson City after a stroke. He was stricken while speaking to friends at the Sagebrush club yesterday and passed away today.
Nevada authorities announce a statewide Clean-Up Campaign Week from September 14 1921 to address disabled veterans claims. Veterans Bureau officers will visit principal cities including Fallon on September 20 and October 1 to hear cases and issue discharge certificates affidavits and disability evidence. Public notices urge Postmasters American Legion Red Cross and citizens to publicize the effort and ensure timely access to justice. D E Williams appointed U S Commissioner in Fallon succeeding W C Black who resigns and leaves the state.
For sale best King Egg coal at Eureka priced at 15.75 per ton on cars. This price will rise for buyers without orders when coal mine prices increase. Coal can be forked so you will not have to take any fine.
Reno to Tonopah and Goldfield shipments by parcels post prompt railroad price cuts. Santa Fe and partners announce reductions averaging over 1 per hundred pounds on Los Angeles Tonopah and Goldfield lines within 36 days, aiming to curb parcel post competition and counter Southern Pacific press. Nevada Public Service Commission chair J F Shaughnessy says no rate war, rates were under consideration.
A fire caused by gasoline and static electricity damaged the Silver State printing plant on Bridge and East Fourth streets in Winnemucca. The weekly paper owned by W. H. Ayres suffered ruined presses and losses running into thousands, with publication temporarily moved to The Star plant.
Mrs Crawford explains her husband’s Gatling fault was cured by her cooking. Mrs Crabshaw recalls she began cooking to mock his home brew causing the change.
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