Inheritance of a Courtroom Intrigue and Love
Nan Carroll, private secretary to John Curtis Morgan, discovers she loves her boss amid a courthouse scandal. A blackmail case involving Grace Cox entwines Morgan, Crawford, and Bland. Nan aids testimony, guiding Morgan to a courtroom triumph while facing personal heartbreak and a looming resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Carroll
John Curtis Morgan
Morgan
Willis Todd
Nan
Grace Cox
Iris
Crace Cox
Mrs. Fleming
Herbert Crawford
John Curt Morgan
Crawford
Mr. Morgan
Police
Herbert S. Crawford
Iris Morgan
Mid-West Packing Company
Nine Divorces Granted In Three Days In Court
Nine divorces were granted in district court over three days with seven on Tuesday. Ella D. Noland received a divorce on cross complaint from Dan V. Noland and custody of their minor Dana Annabel Noland. Cases involve Vail, Grieves and McClay, Dunn, Blackman, McCall, Coburn, and Wall. Marriages include Round Mountain Nevada 1928, Carrollton Illinois 1925, Brooklyn New York 1920, Nashville Tennessee 1923, Rockford Illinois 1907, Peacham Vermont 1919, Placerville California 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella D. Noland
Agaist
Dan
Eva May Grieves
Round Mountain
Nevada
Edmund P. McClay
Olive Iron McClay
Carrollton
Ilinois
Beauford F. Dunn
Myra C. Dunn
Brooklyn
New York
Alfred W. Blackman
Ethel Blackman
Nashville
Tenn
Nellie V. McCall
Paul B. McCall
Ham and Taylor
Plaintiff
McCall
Rockford
Illinois
C. O. Coburn
Lida H. Coburn
Peacham
Vermont
T. A. Wells
Coburn
Ruby Wall
Louis Wall
Wall
Placerville
California
Mountain Passes Discussed at Tonopah Conference
A Tonopah gathering of California and Nevada highway officials and businessmen weighed Montgomery and Westgard passes for cross state trade. Cottrell and Mey praised Montgomery as most accessible, while Kelly endorsed Westgard as a fast route from Tonopah to Big Pine. Engineers Boyer and Rodder noted ongoing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
California
Nevada
Mount Montgomery
Westgard
C. C. Cottrell
California Chamber of Commerce
F. H
San Francisco
R. J. Kelly
Mizpah
Big Pine
C. C. Boyer
John C. Rodder
Four Buildings Burn in Cornwall Fire Deaths Hit Four
Four people died and four others were injured when a fire swept through four buildings in Cornwall Ontario on July 17. The blaze consumed multiple structures, causing extensive damage and prompting investigations into the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall
Ont
Innocence and Secrets Weave Through a Tense Office Scene
In a tense office, Bert Crawford seeks Morgan’s belief in his innocence as he faces a mounting dilemma. Morgan pledges to defend him if truth remains, while Nan contemplates resigning, torn by vow and loyalty. The scene ends with Nan shredding her resignation letter as the cliffhanger continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Morgan
Crawford
Jack
Bert
Craford
Roy Bland
Roy
South America
Rsus Herbert
Bogota
Colombia
States
Bland
Megan
Gladys Payne
John Curtis Morgan
Imaginary Bus Lines Mapmaker Jailed in Los Angeles
D A Keane, a self-styled railroad official mapper of imaginary bus routes, was jailed for 90 days in Los Angeles. He claimed to operate across cities from Pittsburgh to Los Angeles and charged victims 2 to 20 dollars to designate station and restaurant affiliations for his fictitious lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.R
D. A. Keane
Keane
Toledo
Alvin Pappas
U S Starts Survey of Mining District in Nevada
The United States Geological Survey begins a survey of Tonopah Goldfield and other Nevada districts. J B Noir and Ian Campbell lead the team, assessing mines in Tonopah Goldfield Hamilton Tube and Gold Hill. Funding comes from a 10000 appropriation plus matching state funds for maps and field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah
Goldfield
Nevada
J. B. Noir
Ian Campbell
United States Geological Survey
Hamilton Tube
Gold Hill
Geological Survey
Nolan
Utah
Spring Mountains
Las Vegas
Campbell
Harvard University
H. Co. Ferguson
Nevada State Journal
Garbage Company To Open New Las Vegas Dump Site
The Las Vegas Garbage company led by H. T. Hempstead wins a five year disposal contract. Ernest T. Engler plans an $15,000 plant on an 80 acre Tonopah road tract, buying from L. O. Thornburg. Engler aims to develop ranch houses and wells as part of broader ventures. Garbage fees set at one dollar monthly for homes and $2.50 for businesses for twice weekly summer pickups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas City
Las Vegas
Harmon and Salter
Engler
Tonopah
Garvaze
Hemstead
Court House
Ernest T. Engler
Hempstead
Oakland
W U to Pay For Pavement Repair
Western Union will bear the cost of pavement repairs on Fremont Street from the depot to the new Western Union station, completed by General Construction Company yesterday. Las Vegas greets the new office with three experienced staffers and two messengers arriving, led by Beattrice Fulcher, J A Bischoff, and J H Prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Street
Western Union Station
General Construction Company
Western Union Company
Las Vegas
Beattrice Fulcher
Los Angeles
Phoenix
J. A
Texans Start Flight For Re-Fueling Endurance Attempt
Houston, July 17. A second attempt to set a refueling endurance record began today by Joe Glass and G. L. Loomis in the Billion Dollar City Stimson-Detroiter monoplane. They were forced down Tuesday due to ignition trouble after less than 20 hours aloft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
U.P
Joe Glass
G. L. Loomis
Country Store Night Returns at El Patio Theater
The country store resumes at El Patio Theater with weekly Thursday shows. Reuben Corntassel will give away groceries and entertain with Rachel Whatser between regular performances. Four railcar loads of machinery including tractors garb age trucks well drilling gear and construction equipment will be shipped for display and sale.
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el Patio
Country Store
Ol’ Reuben Corntassel
Ol’ Rachel Whatser
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Mal
Jay
Crane
District Attorney's Office
Chicago
Rivalavives
AyAnne Austin
Roy Ww. Martin
Pres
E.A. Ferron, Mgr
Paris
U.S
Southampton
H. T. Hempstead
Tonopah Highway
W. U
Texans
Jean M’liss
Tower Market
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