New Nevada Gold Rush Toward the Tax Free West
Nevada attracts wealthy transplants drawn by no income or gift taxes and lax intangible levies. Rich migrants relocate for business and divorce ease, boosting Reno and Lake Tahoe growth as Cal Neva and others capitalize on tax friendly rules and a booming surplus. Notable figures include Ralph Elsman and Byron L. Sheppard who establish homes and brokerage setups amid the state’s evolving finances and policies.
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Treasury
Ralph Elsman
Brookly
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Brooklyn
Elfman
Washoe Valley
Eisman
Lake Tahoe
Cal-Neva
Frank Bacon
Lightnin
Cal«Neva
California
Byron L. Sheppard
Sherman and
Sheppard
Ford
Wall Street
Yankees Drop 6th Straight in 10 6 Loss at Detroit
World champion New York Yankees collapse in eighth inning allowing nine runs on five hits to Detroit on Thursday. Rookie Ailey Donald started the inning but did not take the loss. Johnny Murphy charged with the defeat as Tigers rally with aid from nine walks to seize the game 10 to 6.
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New York Yankees
Ailey Donald
Johnny Murphy
Rudy York
Rey Bell
Marius Russo
Steve Sandra
Barney McCosky
Charley Gehringer
Archie McKain
Yankees
al Benton
Market Broker Retains Seclusion Eight Years In Nevada
The subject lived eight years in seclusion in Nevada with a private telegraph link to brokers. He opened his wire each morning at a listed time and carried on extensive market operations without attracting notice from Rens. He allowed only close friends to visit during this period.
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Nevada
Rens
Fair prices at regional fair defy New York rates
A local fair discounts high priced shows seen in New York charging 2.75 to 5.50 while listing Japanese Imperial Basket and Polish Ballet at 0.50 to 1.50. Reports of no girl shows are contradicted by about a dozen burlesque houses and cabaret acts. Rotary hears William C. Page join Soil Conservation Service as new member. program chair is C. C. Spragins. A Riverside Church clergyman urges walking with Christ and all men.
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Washburn
George Jessel
Old New York
William C. Page
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Rotary
Progrim
C. C. Spragins
Christ
Eugene C. Carder
Riverside Chiarch
Standings Preview and Friday Schedule for Regional Games
Friday night matchups include W Robison versus Soil Erosion and Soil Erosion versus Bruner. Current standings show Tennessee teams Chattanooga Knoxville Nashville Atlanta and others with scores and city listings. Thursday results include Chattanooga 6 Knoxville 4 and Little Rock 10 Birmingham 9 in 10 innings with Memphis 5 New Orleans 4.
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Atlanta
National League results and schedules brief
National League scores show Cincinnati 7 New York 0, St Louis 5 1, Boston 3 3. Chicago 7 Philadelphia 5. Only games scheduled include Pittsburgh at Brooklyn and St Louis at Boston with Cincinnati at New York. Thursday results include Detroit 1 New York 6 and Philadelphia 12 Chicago 10 with St Louis 4 Washington 3 and Boston 6 Cleveland. Philadelphia at Chicago and Boston at Cleveland, New York at Detroit, Washington at St Louis.
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New York Aid
Legion building drive gains stock donations and plans
Thomas to Submit naires rally behind the program as members donate livestock poultry or farm commodities or offer a week’s labor. A committee will draft plans with C. C. Thomas as chair for a proposed community building to unite ex service men for twenty years and possibly attract federal aid or financing locally.
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Wayne Fletcher
WPA
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Leonard Ellis
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Leo Robins
Subsidy Debate Over Cotton Market Signals Change
Garner Tullis for the New Orleans Cotton Exchange warns a flexible subsidy date would ruin America’s future market and hedge-ability. Officials indicate a subsidy announcement may come next week with a rate proposed between 6.25 and 10 dollars per bale applicable to all cotton, past or present.
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Garner Tullis
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Revival to Begin at Hinton Church
The Rev. A C Carraway of First Methodist Gurdon will assist Rev Charles Mashburn in a revival at Hinton Methodist Church fourteen miles southeast of Hope. The revival starts Sunday night July 23 at 8 o clock and will run for several days as the church invites the public.
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A. C. Carraway
First Methodist Church
Gurdon
Charles Mashburn
Hinton Methodist Church
Hope
Bruce Catton On WPA Wage Rule Inconsistencies
Bruce Catton discusses differences in WPA changes made under Harrington with full approval. He argues the prevailing wage rule caused inefficiency in projects as crews varied hours per job, inviting poor scheduling and potential chiseling. He notes relief workers inflating earnings by splitting weekly hours across jobs.
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Harrington
Hartington
To Force Vote on Labor Amendment
Washington action reports House agreement to move wage and hour amendments. The plan allows debate if the rules committee does not act within a day or so, aiming to exempt certain farm and white collar workers from the law's coverage.
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Washington
House
Rules
Joint French British Military Parade Stuns Paris Crowds
In Paris a historic joint parade of Japanese, British, and French forces stunned more than a million spectators. Planes, tanks, and motorized troops formed a sweeping display before the reviewing stand signaling a rare display of allied martial might in the heart of the city.
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Reitish
France
Britain
Paris
WPA Cuts Spark Southern Relief Workers Tension
The piece warns that WPA relief pay may fall behind private wages, risking large scale anger and potential strikes in the South. Officials expect flareups as policy shifts take effect, with thousands facing layoffs after 14 months of relief work. The Washington forecast projects broader discontent across the relief system.
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WPA
Commani Ihwc
Forest fire fatalities average 172000 yearly 1938 1937
Forest fires in the United States averaged 172000 per year over five years from 1933 to 1937, reflecting persistent losses in property and danger to communities across multiple regions.
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United States
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