Irish Free State President Visits Capital Amid Blizzard
Irish Free State President visits national capital as a severe Washington blizzard disrupts transport and daily life. Snowdrifts, chained streets and curbside coasting for children mark the storm, with taxis in short supply and officials planning ice safety and winter amusements.
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Washington
California
Knickerbooker
Las Vegas
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Marriage Licenses and a Chilean Ambassador Visit
Marriage licenses listed for Schneider and Moodybush. Heindselman Flick. Morgan and Elliott. Dalley Hulet. White Apperson. Ringstad Waggoner. The page also describes a delightful Chilean musical program with Madame Del Campo and a detailed account of Chilean Ambassador Cosgrave’s Washington visit and Senate reception.
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Summit
Utah
Minnie Hulet
New Castle
White—Apperson
Ray F. White
Helen L. Apperson
Los Angeles
Ingsatad-Waggoner
Sigward Peder Ringstad
Bertha Rose Waggoner
Glendale
California
Madame del Campo
U. S
Pacific Coast
Strait of Magellan
Coast
Sam Platt Announces Run for United States Senate
Special to The Age Reno February 3 Samuel Platt a leading Nevember Republican figures and long time GOP activist told George Wingfield and Andrew Haight he will seek the Republican nomination for United States Senate in next summer’s primaries. J C McChrystal and son Walter guests of Mrs B C Parsons of Reno.
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United States
Reno
Samuel Platt
Nevede Ber
George Wingfield
Andrew L. Haight
High School Faculty Imitations Feature Senior Show
Seniors star in a lively program mimicking faculty with clever impressions, then travel to Bunkerville for a major game against Virin Valley High School. Local support grows as Caliente and Milford split two recent contests, and the squad plans to use the usual lineup for tonight’s clash.
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Royal Athletic Club
Milford
Union Pacific Mies Scott
Mies Squires
Sean U Mies
Dobesh
Mise Doyle
Caliente
Las Ve
Newton
Brinley Caliente
Ronnow
Drom
Gragha
Orwani
Wadsworth
Haynes
Goodwin
Wineger Works
Bunkerville
Virin Valley High School
Lrge
Music appreciation meeting held by Prof Rowe
The music appreciation session led by Prof. Lewis Rowe occurred Wednesday evening with strong attendance. Notable singers Cormack and Carouso drew praise as plans emerged for lyceum series next winter. Classes meet on the first and third Wednesdays monthly with no admission charge.
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Lewis Rowe
Tilustin- Cormack
Carouso
Lyceum
Local club seeks support for fast clean game
Fans are promised a good fast clean game as the local club urges backing to keep its plate clean and competitive this season.
Apportioned funds upgrade Jean Daggett road to $350000
California Highway Commission announces apportionment of $360,000 for maintenance of the Jean Daggett highway. The large allocation ensures improved road quality this year and supports oiling across Cronise Valley. The Arrowhead Trail travel surge prompts the substantial state funding for this major artery of travel.
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California Highway Commission
Jean-Daggett Highway
Cronise Valley
Arrowhead Trail
California
ATH TAKES CITIZEN AT SUPPER TABLE
Mrs Forest Waddell and her baby daughter visited Las Vegas for a week with Mrs Waddell's mother Mrs D Breeze. Mr Waddell returned to Los Angeles. Charles Dees, born in Kentucky, died of a heart attack two weeks after his father's funeral in Amarillo. He had lived in Las Vegas six years after time in Kingman Arizona. Survived by wife and one son Lewis in Amarillo. Funeral at the Methodist Church Sunday. Pallbearers listed.
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Forest Waddell
Los Angeles
Amarillo
Texas
Charles Dees
Kentucky
Las Vegas
Kingman
Arizona
Dees
Vegas
Lewis
Methodist Church
Sumdey
Deen
B. M. Wertman
W. H. Sitwell
M. B. Ward
R. Rosch
Gene Parks
J. DeWald
Moapa Resident Takes Own Life
W. J. Powers longtime Moapa resident in poor health shot himself Thursday afternoon at his daughter's ranch. He had lived with Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Aseltine and died in the hen house. Coroner C. D. Breeze and Deputy Sheriff McCabrey led the inquest. Survived by wife Mary Jane Powers and daughter Veda Aseltine. Interment was at Moapa Cemetery yesterday.
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W. J. Powers
Moapa
Mr. Powers
A. S. Aseltine
Aseltines
Desertion Claimed in Three of Five Divorce Suits
Five divorce cases filed last week include three alleging desertion and two citing extreme cruelty. Cases include Andrew R Judson vs Althea filed Jan 30 with C D Breeze, Eugene Wapper vs Eugene filed Feb 1 by T A Wells, Seville Gene Parks vs Ethel Margaret filed Feb 1, John Powds vs Effie filed by Richard Bueteed, and Marion Ruth Seal vs Earl William filed Feb 3 with C D Breeze.
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Judson
Andrew R
Althea
C. D. Brieze
Wapper
C.F
Euzene
T. A. Wells
Parks
Seville Gene
Ethel Margaret
Stevers & Henderson
John
Effie
Richard Bueteed
Marion Ruth
Earl
Wiliam
D. Breeze
Beckett Leases Union Hotel and Store In Relying On Family
B A Beckett former Overland Hotel manager signed a lease for the Union Hotel at Main and Bridger from owner D Pecetto. The 1 room hotel will be remodeled and modernized with steam heating hashy and cold water. He also leased a store room in the Nevada Hood building for a stage ticket office news and cigar stand. His daughter Miss Helen Beckett will run the enterprises.
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B. A. Beckett
Overland Hotel
Union
Main
Bridger Streets
D. Pecetto
Beckett
Nevada Hood
Helen Beckett
Big Contest Offers Big Votes and Prizes in Las Vegas Area
Ten thousand extra votes are awarded for each group of three yearly subscriptions during the first week of a candidate’s campaign. Subscription price rises to $3.50 for the Twice a Week Las Vegas Age. The Advisory Board of Judges guarantees fair treatment. votes cannot be bought. An automobile and cash prizes await winners as cooperation and hard work from candidates across the region are requested.
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Las Vegas
Legion Stages Good Fight Card at Elks Hall
Ralph Downs earned a points decision over Johnny Chain in the ten round main event. Early undercard fights featured Rudy Hamilton vs Eddie Collins with Collins winning after Hamilton lost front teeth in a fourth round stoppage. Johnny Smith beat Mickey Hogan in four three minute rounds, Kid Tartar defeated Bob Connell in four, and Kid Dempsey stopped Young Hooper in a first round shootout while Young Hickman edged Hooper in a decision.
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Ralph Downs
Johnny Chain
Salt Lake City
Elks Hall
American Legion
Chain
Lola
Rudy Hamilton
San Diego
Hamilton
Eddie Collins
Salt Lake
Col
Hamilter
Collins
Johnny Smith
Las Vegas
Mickey Hogan
Hogan
Johnnny
Pew
Johnny
Jonny
Ano Hogan
Ben Kid Tartar
Bob Connell
Tartar
Kid Dempsey
Young Hooper
Los Angeles
Dempsey
Hooper
Young Hickman
Hickman
President Clark Retained by Board of Regents
At a long awaited Board of Regents meeting Tue sday the salary issue was set aside amid sensational charges against Dr Clark in the Talbot resolution. The measure failed with Talbot and Pratt voting yes and Williams Winefield and Brown voting no. Hundreds protested cutting the president’s salary as Talbot and Pratt alleged insubordination neglect and sponsoring propaganda and a charge that he allowed filming of women students in the nude.
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Board of Regents
Clark
Talbot Resoluion
Talbot
Pratt
Williams
Winefield
Brown
Gas Stoves Invade Las Vegas Kitchens Main Clark County Gas Camp
The Clark County Gas Camp reports the sale of over twenty stoves in recent weeks. New Standard Oil gas, shipped in pressure tanks, is connected to stoves and water heaters and promises a bright blue, heat intense flame with no odors. Installed users include Dr. R. W. Martin and many others. equipment includes gas water heaters and radiant heating for a beauty shop.
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Clark County
Dr. R. W. Martin
Chas, Hemphill
E. C. Donald
C. J. Harvey
A.ford
F. A. Bush
James Vowsis
H. A. Stevens
Frank Howell
4. T. McCarter
Celestine Laileman
Jos
Graglia
Frank Call
Carl Tia Fred S. Pennington
W. FE. Feir
J. T. Watters
V N. Bebwyvies
J. A. Kay
A. BE. Cablan
J Smith
H. C. Jones
Mills Beansy Shoppe
C. Boyer
Oscar Stocker Loses Mother in Death
Mrs. Mary Ellen Stocker aged 79 died Sunday morning at the home of her son Oscar C. Stocker 605 So Third Street. She leaves three sons Clarence M Stocker Redding Pa Howard Stocker Plainsfield NJ and Mrs Hattie Van Luvance of Pennsylvania and ten grandchildren. Funeral services were held at as Vegas at four oclock after which the body was taken to Hollywood and placed in the Hollywood Mausoleum. Mrs Stocker widow of Jackson Stocker who died June 5 1927.
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Mary Ellen Stocker
Oscar C. Stocker
Third Street
Clarence M. Stocker
Redding
Pennsylvania
Howard Stocker
Plainsfield
New Jersey
Hattie van Luvance
As Vegas
Hollywood
Las Vegas Marks Popular Annual Men’s Clothing Sale
Judge by the results, Las Vegas residents value the opportunities in our annual sale. Mr. Will Beckley notes the event is in progress and seeing strong patronage. The Bockley sale has become a much watched yearly affair attracting many attendees.
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Las Vegas
Will Beckley
Young Inspects Highway Projects In Nevada
W. J. Young, assistant state highway engineer, arrives in Las Vegas Tuesday evening with Division Engineer C. C. Bolger. They review current Las Vegas projects, then travel by train to Caliente and Ely to inspect the Caliente Ely highway progress.
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W. J. Young
Vegas
C. C. Bolger
Las Vesas
Caliente
Ely
Callente-Ely Hie
New Jewelry Store Opens Doors Here
Mr. M. W. Davis, recently named watch inspector for the Union Pacific Railroad, has opened a jewelry store in the Overland Hotel building. Formerly with the George D. Davidson Company of Los Angeles, he brings years of Midwest jewelry experience and offers fine watch and jewelry repairing with a representative stock. The Age wishes him success in his new enterprise.
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M. W. Davis
Union Pacific Railroad
Overland Hotel
Davis
George D. Davidson Company
Los Angeles
Midwest
Las Vegas
Four Fremont Stores Expand Into Las Vegas Hotel Block
Fremont Street gains four clothing shops now that the Thomas Quality Shop occupies a new space in the Las Vegas Hotel building. The showroom has been renovated with spotless interiors and spacious windows displaying the latest fashions in fine clothes for men.
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Fremont Strot
Thomas Quality Shop
Las Vegas
Fins
Birthday celebration for Mesquite club noted
The Mesquite club will hold a birthday celebration at the regular meeting next Friday afternoon. Professor Rowe will present Indian music. The Hospitality Committee will serve afternoon tea, and members may offer a silver contribution to the building fund.
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Rowe
Iad
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