Nevada Progressives Win Court Decision
The Nevada Supreme Court ruled that Progressive candidates may appear on the official ballot under Progressive Party. A writ of prohibition directs the Secretary of State to stop placing names under Independent. Justices Norcross and Talbot concurred. Chief Justice Sweeney dissented, noting differing views on timing and relief. The decision ensures the designation Progressive Party on the ballot with presidential electors and candidates.
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Carson City
Nevada
Supreme Court
Progressive Party
Issaed
Secretary of State
Independent
Joe the Norcross
Talbot
Sweeney
Norcross
Iseus
Justice Norcrose
Kanense
Nevada State News and Local Events Summary
Nevada State News reports Massey supporters campaign across the state and Reno hosts state fair stock exhibits: 13 championship prizes, 41 fire awards and seconds. A fire at Paul Weiss store in Lucky Boy caused 5000 dollars in damage as stock moved to Tonough. K Barrett’s store also damaged. Gann- Thompson workers strike water in Mason Valley well over 700 feet deep, flow 110 gallons per minute. An unknown robber with a pass key looted Mrs. E Roberta’s Elko home, stealing money and a wedding ring. Tonopah predicted to double population next year on mining growth after a 250000 dollar pay day.
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Reno
Senator Massey
Noveds
Sacramento
Paul Weiss
Tonough
K. Barrett
Gann- Thompson Company
Mason Valley
Waubaska
E. Roberta
Elko
Nye County Bank Failure Judgment for 84000
Judge Orr of Reno in the District Court for Judge Averill granted Nye County a judgment of 84000 against the First National Bank of San Francisco in a suit over bonds hypothecated by Frank Golden as president of Nye and Ormsby County Bank. At failure, Nye County held about 60000 in deposits.
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Nye County Loves Bank
Nye County
Orr
Reno
District Court
Averill
First National Bonk of
San Francisco
Verena Nye County
Frank Golden
Nye and Ormsby County Bank
Elko Horse Thieves Captured After Long Chase
Sheriff Harrie returns from Elko County with James Rose and Rex Roberts in custody after a four day chase. A third gang member escaped as five of thirteen stolen horses from Walthers Bros. ranch near the Diamond A desert were recovered. The event marked a rare county pursuit in years.
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Elko
Sherif Harrie
Elko County
James Rose
Rex Roberts
Walthers Bros
Diamond A Desert
Rome
Reducing Size of Bank Notes and New Designs
Secretary MacVeagh plans to issue within weeks a major reform of U S currency and National bank notes by reducing their size by one third and standardizing their designs across all denominations. The move covers United States and National bank notes alike with a unified appearance.
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Washington
United States
MacVeagh
Letters Tell Of The Dynamite Plots In Indiana Case
Indianapolis September 25 The United States District Attorney and assistants prepare for trial set for October 1 with 61 defendants from the International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers. Evidence centers on Frank M. Rys and John J. McNamara, showing board orders and funds used for explosives and dynamiting at Mt. Vernon Devonport Peoria Cleveland Pittsburgh Kansas City and Los Angeles Times. Letters reveal detailed instructions and extensive correspondence linking workers to the plots.
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Ind
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International Association of Bridge and Structural Ironworkers
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John J. McNamara
McNamara
Ryan
New York
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Mt. Vernon
Devonport
Peoria
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Legleitner
Kansas City
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Aa Hocking
Ume
Ortie McManigal
Los Angeles Times
O. A. Tveitmoe
Santa Claus
Times
Young Rancher Indicted in County Grand Jury Case
The Ohorehill County Grand Jury indicted H. J. Kinkead a wealthy young ranch owner for setting a trap that injured Bert Cushman days earlier Kinkead is free on bail Cushman had been assisting in recovering a grain thief when he was accidentally shot by ic during the incident
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Ohorehill County
Grand Jury
H. J. Kinkead
Young
Bert Cushman
Kinkead
Cushman
Kinkhead
Normal School Branch Opens at The High School of Virginia
The High School of Virginia has arranged to open a Normal branch to begin October 1. A number of pupils will attend, with the program to be supervised by the State Board of Education.
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Comstock
High School of Virginia Oy
Dlass
Eda Canon
Alfalfa Musts From University of Idaho Expert
Professor W H Olin of the University of Idaho Extension outlines eight essential practices for alfalfa growers. Emphasizes clean seed, well drained land, thorough seed bed prep, fall or spring plowing, pulverized and leveled soil, irrigated sowing with a drill, smooth harrowing, and cautious growth with an renovator tool. Ends with a caution about advice from those who don’t understand.
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W. H. Olin
University of Idaho
Educational Officials Exchange Positions in Nevada
Educational leaders Edward E Winfry and R H Mitchell will swap roles in Nevada schools. Winfry, four years in Sparks including two as superintendent, will take Mitchells former post after Mitchell returns to Sparks where he served four years as superintendent. The exchange is by mutual agreement with the State Board of Education and Sparks trustees.
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Edward E. Winfry
R. H. Mitchell
Nevada
Winfry
Sparks
Mitchell
Carson
State Board of Education
Sparke
Reno Gazette
Recount Ordered In Goldfield Justice Race
Judge Averill sitting for Judge Somers orders a recount in Goldfield where Adama F. Brown contests John F. Dunn for Justice of the Peace on the Democratic ticket. Dunn led by one vote. Brown demanded a recount, but the Commissioners refused action and denied the request.
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Goldfield
Averill
Somers
Adama F. Brown
John F. Dunn
Office of Justice of the Peace
Colleges Agree To Contest Between Nevada And Santa Clara
Santa Clara and the University of Nevada reached a two year intercollegiate contest agreement covering football basketball baseball track and field. Santa Clara named Frank A Byington and Alex J McCune as reps while Nevada appointed Edgar Pomeroy and Donald Bird. The first game will be in San Francisco on November 28.
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Santa Clara
Cal
University of Nevada
University of Santa Clara
Frank A. Byingston
Alex J. McCune
Edgar Pomeroy
Donald Bird
San Francisco
Lawyer Charged With Fraud In Crystal Catering Case
In San Francisco on September 23 Walter H. Linforth, attorney for G A Eastman, accused J F Douglas president of Crystal Catering Co of fraud to obtain 6000 shares. Judge Smith ruled Douglas guilty of fraud and ordered return of the shares.
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San Francisco
G. A. Eastman
J. F. Douglas
Crystal Catering Company
Douglas
Eastman
Walter H. Linforth
Goldfield
Smith
Douglee
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