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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1929
Page
5
Philip Loback of Jamestown New York had his naturalization application denied after admitting violation of the national prohibition law. Justice Bernard B Ackerman of Belmont presided at the hearing, with Loback also admitting previous violations.
The State Highway Department will receive bids up to 2 00 p m on July 24 for 1 07 miles of highway from Mesquite to the Nevada Arizona state line. Inc will connect Arrowhead trail at Mesquite with the new work funded by the state. Completion will remove the only bad stretch on the Arrowhead Trail between Los Angeles and Salt Lake City.
The Red Sword plays at El Patio theater today with Carmel Myers in a dual role. Marian Nixon William Collier Jr Allan Roscoe and Demetrius Alexis co star in S E V Taylor story of a Cossack general in peacetime seeking vengeance as peasant prayers bring retribution. Robert Vignola directed.
Evan Wasden, a Las Vegas Boy Scout leader, will attend the two week state encampment at Lake Tahoe with expenses paid by State Senator Alvert Duffill. The Nevada camp costs about 12 000 dollars and eight or ten scouts from other communities will join. Walden departed Las Vegas yesterday for the event.
A warrant was issued for the arrest of Moore in Las Vegas on May 1 for allegedly stealing a car from Florence Kzano. Applegate, chief special agent of the American Railway Express, sought the warrant and was in Las Vegas yesterday. He also pursued Moore on another charge related to his company.
Notices announce final proof deadlines for desert land entries in Las Vegas Nevada with witnesses listed. Also Ida B Housman final proof timeline and an ordinance establishing garbage and refuse collection rates. Names include John Warren Woodard Ida B Housman W. J. Hooper George J. Cunningham Charles E. Reamsnyder William R. Burgess H. W. Porsch Henry Jarvey R. H. Wiley and Clara M. Crisl er. Publication dates run June to July 1929.
The document outlines Las Vegas city rules on garbage collection with 1.00 per month for single-family dwellings during May to August and 2.50 per month for multi dwelling or food serving businesses, plus definitions of garbage and compliance, penalties, and ordinance adoption details. It also includes related ordinances about street vacating for school use and deputy city attorney creation, plus parking regulations and bids for highway improvements. The text reflects 1929 municipal governance and enforcement provisions.
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