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Newspaper

Las Vegas Age

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1929

Page

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Kellogg Pact Proclaimed as Nations Unite for Peace

Washington observes as President Hoover announces the Kellogg peace pact effective with deposit of ratifications by fifteen original signatories and adherence by thirty one more. He and former officials honored as diplomats gather in the East Room for the ceremony. Prime Minister MacDonald agrees to pause naval building pending disarmament talks this fall.

Washington U.P Debuchi State Department Coolidge Kellogg Hoover Briand France Morocco United States MacDonald White House House of Commons

Lundberg Death From Blow Not Thirst Near Potosi

William Lundberg a San Diego college athlete hiked 75 miles in desert near the Potosi mine. He died from a brain blood clot after a blow to the temple, with exposure and wanderings as contributing factors. Found near Johnny Yount's ranch, 15 miles NW of Green Monster mine, after two days of searching.

Potosi William Lundberg San Diego Johnny Yount Lundberg O. D. Thomas Roy Creede Thomas Younts Green Monster Las Vegas

Death of San Diego athlete in desert found at Potosi mine

William Lund berg, a San Diego college athlete, wandered three days in the desert near the Potosi mine and was found dead Tuesday afternoon. A coroner’s jury ruled the death an accident at the Potosi mine caused by his failure to remove a winch handle while working there. The inquest was led by judge P. H. Springer, with Thomas J. Salter as deputy district attorney. The body will be sent to San Diego this morning.

William Lundberg San Diego Potosi D. A. Potter F. A. Bachett E. H. Hunting Las Vegas P. H. Springer Thos. J. Salter

Engler Plans Union Labor Temple Materials for Las Vegas

Ernest J. Engler announced at a Central Labor Council meeting that all future projects tied to his Las Vegas ventures will be union. He offered to supply Spanish stone sand and gravel for the labor temple and said the department heads of his interests are union and will hire only union workers. Russell, a machinists union member, was named an honorary member of the Joint Executive Board until a machinists union exists. A youth search party, praised by Dr. O D Thomas, included Jack Nelson Jasper Bell James W McCoy Associated Metals W O Mills Jr Otto Merton Keystone Mine staff and sheriff’s office aided by Deputy R G McCabrey. Other participants: Roy Crede Jack Potter M Jackson George Jenkins and George Williams.

Engler Las Vegas Ernest J. Engler Central Labor Council Intersts Russell Machinists O. D. Thomas Jack Nelson Jasper Bell James W. McCoy Associated Metals W. O. Mills Junior Otto Merton Goodsprings Keystone Mine Sheriff's Office R. G. McCabrey Roy Crede Jack Potter M. Jackson George Jenkins George Williams

St Louis Robin Heads Toward 500 Hours Flight Record

The monoplane St. Louis Robin flew over St. Louis at 9 17 p m reaching 278 hours with 2400 gallons of gas and 110 gallons of oil, totaling nearly 20000 miles. It surpassed the Angeleno record by 31 hours as citizens shouted 500 hours or bust.

ST. Louis U.P Culver City Calif

Professional Building Nears August Completion

The two story Professional building beside the Age office on Fremont will not finish before August 15 due to added partitions. It now houses eighteen offices and one apartment on the second floor, with adobe brick and stucco finishing. The first floor will include White Cross Drug Store Pembroke’s Frigidaire store and another shop.

Fremont L. Andrews White Cross Drug Pembroke Carl Ray

Every Available Man Taken to Fight Big Blaze

Alturas Calif July 24 Every available man in Modoc county was recruited today to fight the worst forest fire in the history of this region. The fire, raging for three days north of Alturas, has caused more than 300000 in damage and swept uncontrolled through virgin timber land. About 7000 acres have been destroyed. The Crane Creek Lumber Company mill area was burned out, with only one building left standing.

Alturas Calif U.P Modoc County Crane Creek Lumber Company

Potthoff Wins Trapshoot at U P Unit Meet

O J Potthoff and Bert Ayers led Las Vegas at the Los Angeles unit trapshooting event for the Union Pacific system. Potthoff took first among trapshooters for the Los Angeles and Salt Lake unit, Ayers finishing third. The five man unit team advances to Boise Idaho for the system meet September 1 to 3, alongside three shooters from Los Angeles.

O. J. Potthoff Bert Ayers Las Vegas Los Angeles Union Pacific Boise Idaho Potthoff Salt Lake Ayers Knickerbocker Field Provo

Sam Vaneman Sued for Divorce and Alimony

Sam Vaneman a wrestler and carnival promoter who faced Bull Montana in Las Vegas five months ago is sued for divorce in Los Angeles by his wife Mrs Lela V Vaneman. She seeks alimony of 350 dollars a month and asserts his earnings are 1000 dollars monthly. The suit notes he has one wife and four girl friends.

Sam Vaneman Bull Montana Las Vegas Lela V. Vaneman Los Angeles

Noland Named Deputy City Attorney by Council

Dan V. Noland was named deputy city attorney Tuesday afternoon by the city council and given the oath of office. He will serve with out salary at the pleasure of the council.

Dan V. Noland

Bromley May Hop For Tokio Flight This Morning

Tacoma rumors circulated at the airport that Lieut Harold Bromley may depart Thursday on a 4700 mile flight to Tokio. Mechanics feverishly tuned the plane as preparations continue, with 990 gallons of gasoline ready for sunrise takeoff.

Tacoma Washington Japan Bromley U.P Harold Bromley Tokio

Cleanup Parade At 7 Tomorrow In Las Vegas

Las Vegas schedules a seven o clock parade to showcase four new garbage wagons from Main and Fremont along Fremont Street. Ernest J. Engler announced the city’s new cleanup system will launch at the event and keep the city clean.

Las Vegas Main Fremont Fremont Street Ernest J. Engler

Bromley's Fuel Will Keep Him Going 60 Hours on Tokio Hop

Tacoma report states Lieut Harold Bromley plans a non stop flight to Tokio using a Lockheed monoplane. Engine burns 18 gallons per hour at cruising speed, with fuel load over 200 gallons for a 1700 mile trip expected to take about 36 hours depending on weather.

Bromley Tacoma U.P Harold Bromley Tokio Pratt and Whitney Orient

Campaign to keep Las Vegas clean launches by disposal firm

Las Vegas Disposal, under HH. T. Hempstead, starts a city wide effort to collect all garbage, promising regular trips and an efficiency driven program. Engler announces the drive saying the public should gather every bit of waste for disposal.

Las Vegas HH. T. Hempstead Engler

Envoys Confer As Russ Troops Push Into China

In Manchuria, Russian troops reportedly crossed into Chinese territory near Manchuli prompting panic and the retreat of Chinese forces to the city. Refugees described armored trains and a quiet advance as diplomatic talks in Chang Chun sought a peaceful settlement of the Sino Russian rail dispute.

China Tokyo U.P Kellogg Washington Manchuria Far East Russia Melnikov Harbin Chang Tso-Liang Chang Hsue Liang Korea Chang Chun Ey D. C. Bess United Press Manchur Manchuki Manchuli Manchuri

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