Trial of McLean Due Tomorrow
Following completion of the Meadows Addition court act involving Charles McLean, the case was set to open in Oakland tomorrow. Mr and Mrs. Lee Souers plan to return to Las Vegas after a trip with Paramount Realty Company colleague A. M. Whiteside and Mrs. Souer. McLean was reportedly in Las Vegas to secure R. S. Whitehead for use in the court action, with a trial possibly in San Francisco Wednesday. Additional notes reference real estate transactions near Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadows Addition Court
Charles McLean
Oakland
Lee Souers
Las Venas
Souers
Paramount Realty Company
A. M. Whiteside
Whiteside
Souerse McLean
Las Vegas
Baskursday
R. Whitehead
San Francisco
Romance of a Rogue at El Patro theater
The El Patro theater announces the latest Warner picture Romance of a Rogue starring Anita Siewar with Bruce Lowery and Charmian Lee. Released convict Bruce Lowery seeks vengeance in London as connections with Charmian Lee falter amid a melodramatic tale of soul-sufferings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Patlo Theater
Warner
Anita Siewar
Streett
Warener
Qi Tons
Convie
Werner
Bruce Lowery
Bruce Lowerr
London
Hardingham
Charmian Lee
Bandits believed Caug’t in Yuma
In Yuma Arizona authorities pursued two suspects after a fatal shooting during a robbery. Police described the bandits and questioned associates of the victim, Foster, and his female companion as they sought photographs and fingerprints to aid the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Angels
San Angeles
Poli
Arizona
Clatman
Tas
Foster
Beth T
Motive ruled robbery in killing, investigation finds other motives lacking
Police concluded there was no motive beyond robbery for the fatal incident. Investigators say no evidence points to any other motive and the case remains focused on theft as the primary driver of the crime.
Patent inscription list of 1920s vehicle models
The text lists various Victoria built vehicles with wheelbases, seating capacities, and body types including Commander Eight Sedan Regal Brougham Convertible Cabriolet and Coupe. It appears as a fragmented catalog entry with model names and capacities but no coherent narrative or dated events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Hospital Adds Doctor to Las Vegas Staff
Dr. Nestor Michelena joined the Las Vegas hospital staff replacing Dr. Forrest R. Mildren who left for vacation. An eye ear nose and throat specialist, he trained at Chicago Polytechnic and Loyola University School of Medicine and did a year at Henrotin hospital. He plans to bring his family from Los Angeles soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las
Vegas
Nestor Michelena
Chicago
Forrest R. Mildren
Michelena
Chicago Polytechnic
Loyola University School of Medicine
Henrotin Hospital
Mrs Watts Again Serves Meals at Third and Carson
Mrs Addie Watts resumes management of her cottage dining room at Third and Carson offering chicken dinners to order and Southern cooking with fresh vegetables. A first class colored cook is hired to assist in serving three meals daily with special rates for regular diners in Las Vegas.
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Addie Watts
Third and
Carson
Scout Log Cabin Planned for Mount Charleston Area
Dr. John P. Waggoner will plat the permanent camp ground for the boys this fall. The land, deeded by E. W. Griffith and the Miller brothers, lies half a mile down the canyon from the present camp on the old mine road. Water must be piped about 2,000 feet, and permanent log cabins are planned within the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Waggoner
Mt Charleston
K. O. Knudson
E. W. Griffith
Miller Brothers
Charleston
Tonudson
Telephone line permit sought from county for Las Vegas to dam site
The local telephone company filed an application with county commissioners for a permit to construct a telephone line from Las Vegas to the dam site. Leo A. McNamee, attorney for the company, appeared on its behalf to present the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Leo A. McNamee
Soviet Plane To Start Trip Moscow to New York
Moscow announces the air liner Land of the Soviet will depart for New York on Monday with four aviators. The planned route covers 12,500 miles in stages across Russia Siberia and the Bering Strait to Alaska then Seattle San Francisco Chicago and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
U.R
Russia
New York
Siberia
Bering Straits
Alaska
Seattle
San Francisco
Chicago
Brawl Participants Before Judge Today
Judgment will be passed at 7 p m today in municipal court in the case of Barney Steele who pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct in the brawl in which Alfred Tony Murra was seriously injured about the head with a bottle Murra who left the hospital head bandaged and weak from loss of blood will face charge of disorderly conduct also with H E Wright who was jailed after the fracas late last week at 10 a m today Steele and Wright were released on bond of 25 each to appear in court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Steele
Alfred
Tony” Murra
Murra
H. E. Wright
Steele
Wright
Rain Delays Scout Hike at Mt Charles Ton Range
Eleven boys at Charleston Park summer camp were disappointed as heavy rains postponed their planned trip to the Mt Charles ton range last weekend. The group will break camp Saturday, per K. O. Knudson, who was in Las Vegas yesterday and returns tonight or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Charleston Range
Charleston Park
K. O. Knudson
Las Vegas
County Equalization Board Meets Mt County
The county board of equalization will meet here August 14 for adjustment of possible tax problems. The board comprises the commissioners and County Clerk William Scott and sits from the fourth Monday in July to the fourth Monday in August each year. The state board will meet in September in Carson City.
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County Board of Equalization
County Commissioners
William Scott
Carson City
Twenty Miners Die In Japanese Coal Mine Blast
TOKIO Aug 5 dispatch says twenty miners were killed in a blast at Otashimai coal mine on Hokino island. Fifty-one others are believed trapped in the shaft, raising fears of a larger disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
U.P
Otashimai
Hokino
Professors Scratching Through Edison Quiz At Columbia
New York August fifth A Edisons questions on chemistry would stump a first year student while a diligent high schooler might pass the physics section four university savants agreed today John M Nelson and T C Taylor solved the chemistry problems while Robert van Sardorff and Louis G Pooler answered the physics test Some answers included three very low forms of life Amoena spiropyra yeast the airplane future need helicopters footwear hot water heats longer echoes travel faster in summer persistence of vision and a population growth puzzle yielding 4096 mice after three years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
A. Edison
John M. Nelson
Columbia University
T. C. Taylor
Robert van Sardorff
Columbia
Louis G. Pooler
Hunter College
Edison
Used Furniture Store Moves to South First Location
Las Vegas Mercantile Corporation store No. 2 opens at a new south first street site beside Rainbow Cafe after six weeks at Tenth and Fremont. The move, driven by early success, adds more paint and hardware stock. Lloyd Elliott heads store No. 2 while Bet tleheim notes the venture's favorable start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas Mercantile Corporation
South First
Rainbow Cafe
Tenth
Fremont
Bettleheim
Corporation
Roth
Lloyd Elliott
Soviet Rejects China Conference on Manchurian Railway
Soviet Russia rejected China's bid for a conference to settle the Chinese Eastern Railway dispute. It demanded Mukden restore the status quo ante in Manchuria and accept a Soviet manager for the railway, accusing China of seizing the line in violation of treaties. The Foreign Office summary notes Chang Hsuen-Liang pressed for direct talks and release of detainees, but Moscow insisted on its terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Lyons
United Press
Moscow
U.P
Soviet
Russia
China
Mukden
Manchuria
Leo Karashan
Chang Hsuen-Liang
Karakhan
Chang
Oreign Office
Tsi
Foreign Office
Gas Franchise Purchaser Visits U S To Tokyo Race In The Offing
Seattle aviation circles buzz over a potential three way Pacific race from Puget Sound to Tokyo. Harold Bromley, Robert Wark, and Bob Martin backers rush prep with dates set before month end. Bromley, who crashed while attempting an early Tokyo takeoff, recovers at Lockheed in Burbank as a new craft is hurried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
U.P
North Pacific
Puget Sound
Tokyo
Harold Bromley
Robert Wark
Bob Martin
Bromley
Lockheed
Burbank
Calif
Gas firm to run Las Vegas franchise purchase reported
Irving Brock of Irving Securities in San Francisco visited Las Vegas to review ground for a newly granted franchise once held by C F Crittenden for a gas company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Crittenden
Las Vegas
Irving Brock
Irving Securities Company
Russ Building
San Francisco
Crippled Lawyer Tries to Kill Self
Amandus J. Paulsen, crippled California lawyer, attempted suicide by cutting his throat and turning on gas after being struck by a hit and run driver. He filled a tub with water and gas, but doctors report the shock aided his recovery of use in legs fingers and hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Crlz
Calif
Amandus J. Paulsen
Paulsen
California Mussel Diet Kills Two Men
California coast mussels proved deadly again as two more men died after shellfish poisoning. Thomas Veniza, 40, of San Francisco, fell ill after eating mussels gathered at Bo de ga and died in Seabastopol. Manuel Fernandez, 46, died in Sacramento after consuming mussels during a Bolinas Bay visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francico
U.P
California
Thomas Veniza
San Francisco
Air Squadron Starts Coast to Coast Hop
Nine Martin bombers departed Langley field at daybreak on a transcontinental hop to Rockwell Field Coronado California. The mission, led by Major H. J. Knorr, includes several intermediate stops to gauge east west flight time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Langley Field
Here
Rockwell Field
Coronado Calif
H. J. Knorr
Grocery Is Robbed On Opening Day in Los Angeles
Four bandits robbed Ralphs Grocery in Los Angeles on its opening day, stealing $1,000 from manager W. A. Russell. Three entered the store and forced the safe to be opened while a fourth waited outside in a car. Dora Keener of Glendale was inside and ordered back in by the bandit in the car. The item also notes local water concerns and a lighthearted aside about city life.
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Los Angeles
Ralph's
W. A. Russell
Russell
Dora Keener
Glendale
F. M. McNamee to Enter Law Here in Las Vegas
Frank McNamee, recently graduated from Stanford Law, arrived in Las Vegas with his brother Leo McNamee to pursue a Nevada practice. He will join Leo and plans to take the Nevada bar exam next February after California’s. The McNamee family, with father F. R. McNamee an attorney in Los Angeles, has other practicing members including Luke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McNamee
Stanford University
Las Vegas
Leo McNamee
Frank
California
Nevada
F. R. McNamee
Los Angeles
Luke
Mrs Pantages Out On Bail After Auto Crash Death
Mrs Alexander Pantages wife of the theater magnate is freed on $50,000 bail while awaiting Superior Court trial for murder in an automobile crash that killed Juro Rokumoto, with intoxication counts dropped after transfer to murder charge. Judge held her for trial but released on bail due to poor health.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Alexander Pantages
Liberty
William Frederickson
Pantages
Juro Rokumoto
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McLean
Loan and Ee Welry Company
Fremont St
Loan & Buy Diamonds
Champbons
Menager
Senator Bingham
Capital Plaza
U.s.army
National Capitol Building
Capitol Plaza
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Langley, Field
Studebaker
South Bend
Regal
Itan
James H. Down
Mrs. Watts
Scout
Ask Dam
N.Y
County Eqalization Board
Eastern Railway
U. S
Hong Kong
Main Street
Broadway
F. M. McNamee
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