Big Job Now For New Las Vegas City Board
The new city board headed by Ernie Cragin has been properly installed. The paper expresses confidence in Mayor Cragin tackling the four year term and the support of Las Vegas residents as they face challenging times. A call for a Greater Las Vegas is stressed.
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Ernie Cragin
Death Valley Scotty Heads to Monte Carlo to Break the Bank
The front page declares Death Valley Scotty will travel to the old country to break the bank at Monte Carlo with a million bucks. The note questions why he must go overseas for action and suggests Las Vegas could serve the same purpose, with an easy return home.
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Death Valley
Scotty
Press of
Old Country
Monte Carlo
Las Vegas
Traffic Safety Dangers in Las Vegas Crossings
Las Vegas sees rising traffic hazards at arterial intersections. Ogden Street crossing Fifth lacks stop signs, with high speed and no warning risking lives. Other spots need traffic control as the city faces ongoing safety challenges for the new administration.
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Las Vegas
Ogden Street
Fifth
District Court Proceedings Before Judge Orr in Las Vegas
The district court, Hon. Wm. E. Orr presiding, calls the law and motion and trial calendars. Plaintiffs include A. J. Schur in City vs. Commonwealth Mining and others, with judgments by stipulation in open court. Various demurrers, motions, and trial dates set for June 1931 with multiple parties and attorneys. Financing, alimony, and suit-money motions noted. hearings schedule through June 23 1931.
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Wm. E. Orr
A. J. Schur
Commonwealth Mining Company
Et al
E. F. Dupray
Ard Everett
Los Angeles
Roger Foley
Albin L. Johnson
Stevens & Henderson
Shaw
Law and Motion
A. Kimball
Judson Kimball
Ham & Taylor
Guy
Baker
Egbert M. Streeter
Esther M. Carpenter
Riverview Gold Mining and Milling Company
A Corporation
Et al. Lee
Norris Peterson
Maurine Peterson
Hal Taylor
Chas. Lee Horsey
C. I. T. Corporation
J. S. Smith
C. D. Breeze
Las Vegas Lumber Company
Marion Wilson
Stevens and Henderson
Dan V
D. Breeze
Huck
T. A. Wells
Hawes Manila trip stirs potential shifts in Philippine future
Senator Hawes of Missouri visits Manila as co author of the Philippine independence bill. His stance on immediate freedom clashes with advocates of a thirty year timeline, while Vandenberg’s thirty year idea gains traction. The piece weighs Hawes’ retirement plans for 1933 and potential successors in both parties amid Missouri politics and national roles.
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Kirke Simpson
Gerne
Harry Hawes
Missouri
Philippines
Hawes
Warry K
Vandenberg
Manilla
John Weeks
Manila
Senate
Jim Reed
Critics split over Pulitzer choices for Alison's House on Broadway
New York critics oppose Alison's House by Susan Glaspell winning the Pulitzer while praising Once in a Lifetime Five Star Final Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Green Grow the Lilacs as stronger contenders. They agree the award should not go to Alison's House despite Eva Le Gallienne ending repertory theater on Fourteenth Street and presenting the production on Broadway.
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Broadway
Alison
Miss le Gallienne
Mark Barron
New York
Hatcher Hughes
Heaven
Prof. Hughes
George Kelly
Alison House
Sisan Glaspell
Eva le Gallienne
Fourteenth Street
Gown Motif Features Aigrettes Back Detail
Aigrettes embroidered along the gown motif at the base of the decollete back. Farmers in Orangeburg and surrounding area shipped 36 carloads of hogs last year, and 25 carloads have been shipped so far in 1931.
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Orangeburg, & C
Million Dollar Show and City Scenes in New York
In New York the city hosts a Pageant of Enchantment at Madison Square Garden, drawing social and artistic figures despite scarce seats and extravagant costumes. A separate column notes a wealthy contractor’s curious gambling habits, a homeless youth saved by finding five dollars, and a behind the scenes glimpse of a proposed play with Jed Harris Hecht and MacArthur.
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Madison Square Garden
Plang
Harvard
Swedish Envoy May Step Into Drummond Post
Geneva May 30. Eric Ekstrand, Sweden's envoy to Argentina and Chile, is mentioned as the next secretary general of the League of Nations, succeeding Sir Eric Drummond. Ekstrand, a British subject, is viewed as neutral and in a strong strategic position. Rumors say Drummond may retire after the 1932 disarmament conference if Britain does not propose a replacement, as France Germany and Italy contest the high office and smaller nations seek equal treatment.
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Eric Ekstrand
League of S
League
Eric Drummond
Ekstrand
Sweden
Argentia
Chile
Eric
Great Britain
Sir Erie
France
Germany
Italy
Brisa
Commonwealth of Nations
Poloni Turns Pro After Reno Victory
San Francisco June 1 Tony Poloni the Reno winner of the national amateur light heavyweight championship turned professional within a month of his triumph continuing a local pattern. He joined Frank Tucker and Armand Emanuel who also left amateur ranks at the first profitable opportunity.
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San Francisco
Tony Poloni
Reno
Frank Tucker
Armand Emanuel
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