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Newspaper

Las Vegas Age

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1929

Page

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Wife Sought Rhinelander For Counter Suit in New York

New York counsel for Alice Rhinelander outlined a counter-offensive as Kip Rhinelander, now in Las Vegas and using alias Lou Russell, plans a possible divorce suit here. Attorney Harley Harmon noted Rhinelander has resided in Nevada since February, investing locally and keeping his whereabouts private amid lingering New York divorce actions.

Harmon New York Alice Rhinelander Kip Rhinelander Leonard Kip Rhinelander Alice Leon R. Jacobs Jacobs Harley Harmon Las Vegas Rhinelander Mt. Charleston Nevada Hotel Lou Russell H. A. Harmon Harmon and Jeynson Rhinelander c Neyess New York City Clark County

Big New Movie Merger Plans to Build Here

The Colorart Synchrotone Corporation of Dover Delaware Los Angeles and Las Vegas announces a major merger. President Burtis A Cain Vice President Aubrey Kennedy and Secretary Mervyn E Dowd travel to Las Vegas to unveil plans. The firm unites five Hollywood New York and Boston talkie producers to form a theater equipment and distribution entity for colored talking pictures.

Colorart Synchrotone Corporation Dover Delaware Los Antes Las Vegas Burtis A. Cain Aubrey Kennedy Mervyn E. Dowd Thos. J. Salter Hollywood New York Boston Talkies Colorart Synchrotone Corport Hollywood Colored Talking Pictures Tiffany Stahl Company

Students March to Safety as Owensmouth High Burns

About 350 pupils at Owensmouth high school left their classrooms in an orderly march to safety as a two story building burned after a short circuit. No injuries were reported as fire crews from Los Angeles, Hollywood, and Van Nuys fought the flames and kept the blaze from spreading to four nearby schools. Students and spectators aided in preserving records.

Owensmouth Calif Owensmouth High School van Nuys Los Angeles Hollywood

Donovan Holds Conferees For Pact Together

Washington June 12 The Colorado River compact talks continued as Chairman Donovan worked to forge a compromise. Commissioners failed to reconvene with Malone supporting possible settlement, while Ross and Bacon noted progress toward mutual understanding and a workable formula for Friday.

Washington Donovan Lower Basin George Malone Nevada American Legion Williams Arizona Ross California Malone Bacon

Quality of Water of the Colorado River

Through Senator Tasker L. Oddie the Age records Water Supply Paper 636 A by C S Howard from the U S Geologic Survey. The paper analyzes the Colorado River water quality and copies are available by writing to Senator Oddie.

Tasker L. Oddie U. S. Geologic Survey Colorado River C. S. Howard Senator Oddie

Man Killed Taking Son to Be Married near Las Vegas

Adolph Levy a 65 year old Los Angeles man died eighteen miles north of Las Vegas while driving toward his son’s wedding. The father lost control on a detour at high speed. the son, asleep at the time, survived but could not explain the crash. Levy’s wife and son survive. wife resides in Los Angeles.

Salt Lake Adolph Levy Los Angeles Las Vegas Levy

Welcome Arch Planned For Officials In Las Vegas

Officials will be welcomed with a large electrically lit Welcome Arch spanning Fremont Street east of Main as Dr. Elwood Mead Secretary Ray Ly man Wilbur and Engineer Walter visit Las Vegas to inaugurate Boulder Dam work. Unions offer free labor for arch construction and decorating with lattice work and side lighting. The official party arrives June 21 at 10 40 PM amid a planned mammoth welcome.

Elwood Mead Bureau of Reclamation Ray Lyman Wilbur Walter Las Vegas Fremont Street Fremont Main Boulder Dam E. Roland Branch Electrician

House to Vote Today On Debenture

Washington reports indicate the House planned a vote on the debenture with 118 members absent. Polls favored defeating the tariff bounty plan by about 50 to 75 votes, boosting hopes the farm bill would pass without the debenture by Saturday. Senate discord followed Hoover’s White House agreement as Brookhart urged militant opposition and even a Progressive bid for president if veto looms.

Paul R. Mallon United Press Washington House Today Senate Hoover White House Smith W. Brookhart Iowa Brookhart Republican Party House Senate Finance Committee

Vegas Destined to Outgrow Reno in Nevada Opinion

Northern Nevada residents, including Reno, believe Las Vegas will surpass Reno and become the state’s largest city. W. J. Hooper, back from a northern business trip, says locals see Boulder Dam construction starting soon and have little doubt about it.

Las Ver Reno Nevada W. J. Hooper Boulder Dam

Las Vegas Proclaims June Seventeenth Public Holiday

Mayor J F Hesse proclaims Friday June 21 1929 a public holiday to welcome Swing-Johnson Bill visitors. Citizens urged to suspend ordinary business and gather at Union Pacific Depot at 10 4 PM for the grand arrival of government officials including Commissioner Mead and Engineer Chief Walter along with Interior Secretary Lyman and others.

Black Canyon Colorado River Lastena Elwood Mead Reclamation Raymond Walter Interior Ray Lyman Wibur Ators Tasker L. Oddie Key Pittman 8. Arentz I. J. F. Hesse Las Vegas Union Pacific

Elks Convention Entertainment Program Highlights Schedule

Las Vegas hosts a three day Elks convention with a trap shoot for 40 trophies costing 1000 pounds, a grand parade, ritualistic work at El Portal theater, ball games at Union Pacific ballpark, wrestling, band concerts at Lorenzis resort, grand ball, dances, and coordinated train and dam excursions. Local Elks Leonard Blood James Cashman Al Corradelli and C V L Gilbert organize events.

el Portal Harley A. Harmon Union Pacific Ballpark Sonship Union Pacific Lorenzi’s Bend Lorenz's Bouder Dam Hiks Boulder Dam Las Vegas Elks Leonard Blood James Cashman al Corradelli C. V. L. Gilbert Chase

Elks Flag Day Program Set On Courthouse Lawn

The Elks lodge will hold Flag Day exercises on the courthouse lawn at 6 30 p m tomorrow with Rev C S Reynolds of the Methodist church delivering the address The Rev Reynolds will be joined by a musical program likely from a band and the new municipal band if arrangements permit The American Legion assists and Legion arena events will wait until the Flag Day program ends

Elks’ Lodge Court House William R. Woodard C. S. Reynolds Th Methodist Church Woodard American Legion Legion Arena

Stockholm New York Flight Delayed By Motor Trouble

A Swedish airplane Sverige lay at the water edge in Reykjavik awaiting departure for Greenland. Officials said the Stockholm to New York flight would not resume until Thursday at the earliest due to motor trouble affecting the three flyers and their craft.

Reykjavik Iceland Sverige Greenland Three Fyers Stockholm New York

Two Liquor Suspects Raise Bail Money

Salt Lake City federal arrests ended after a five day raid that destroyed much liquor making gear. Bill Clayton and iB B Free posted $2000 bail each to secure release while three others remain detained: J T Flynn at $1000, Walter Auxier at $2500, and Mark Dean at $2000.

Bill Clayton Ib. B. Free Salt Lake City Federal S. Custer D. Yen J. T. Flynn Walter Auxier Mark Dean

Drive For Elks' Program Fund Nearing Goal

Las Vegas business leaders have pledged over $2,200 to fund the Elks' celebration during the state lodge convention on July 4 to 6. Leonard Blood, program manager, says another $1,000 is needed to proceed on a large scale. He emphasizes the event will promote Las Vegas to visitors townwide and leave a favorable impression ahead of the national convention in Los Angeles. The effort relies on continued pledges to reach the goal.

Las Vegas Leonard Blood Blood VO BO Los Angeles

Monoplane Race Off Tomorrow From Ruseptin Old

In Maine on June 12 a definite start time of 8:00 a m is announced for a flight by the Yellowbird bound for Paris and the Greenflash bound for Rome. Crews say weather reports favor departure after favorable conditions.

Old Oncuard Maine Wlbow Rome

Incorporation Pushed for Las Vegas Gas Firm

Harmon and Salter push incorporation of a Las Vegas Gas Company with 2000 shares at $100 each backed by Robert E Moody. Plan includes meter survey, plant construction, and a six month start on piping with gas to be supplied within a year per city franchise. Carroll Allen represents backers while Crittenden and Salter provide lead talks following May discussions.

Las Vegas Carroll Allen Salter C. O. Lauritzen Clark County Gas Company Crittenden Counci

Chamber Plans Reception For High Officials In Las Vegas

The Chamber of Commerce plots a reception for Secretary of the Interior Wilbur and Dr. Mead in Las Vegas with Mayor Hesse and city commissioners. A five member committee will cooperate on preparations while Elks convention plans include street work to Lorenzi Lake and dust control funded by auto sticker sales.

Chamr Hesse Wilbur Mead Walters Vegas Ham A. S. Henderson J. T. Watters O. K. Adcock S. R. Whitehead F. F._ Garside A. W. Ham Chamber of Commerce Ed. W. Clark Roy W. Martin J. G. Scrug Elks Martin Eiks Lorenzi Lake Scout K. O. Knudson

U S Liquor Trials Set to Begin on Tuesday

U S liquor trials in Carson City are scheduled to start Tuesday, June 18, as per notices received by W. J. Hooner, U S commissioner for the district. The date was moved up due to illness of a defendant.

Carson City W. J. Hooner U. S Insehich

Midnight fire guts bakery rear of Levy building

The Levy building in a 24 year history of fires narrowly escaped total destruction by a blaze discovered just before midnight. The Nevada Bakery owned by Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and the barber shop suffered severe damage, with the rear bakery gutted. Smoke forced guests from the Oak Hotel, and adjacent stores suffered smoke and water damage. Insurance covered the bakery loss. insurance status for the Wa shop unknown.

Nevada Bakery Clawson Adolph Levy Levy Nevada Johnson Boggs Brothers Grocery Blanding Oak Las Vegas

Firemen Save Two Homes as Garage Burns to Ground

Firemen saved two residences as the garage of T. W. French at 212 Garcia burned completely. Mrs. French credited two passing truck drivers who alerted her and moved the couple’s car away from the blaze to prevent further damage. Art Gilmore’s car, also in the garage, was spared, and Gilmore’s house and the French home, owned by Mr. Paulus, were saved by the quick response of the fire team.

T. W. French Garcia French Gilmore Paulus Mrs. French

Electrical Code Passed by City Council in Las Vegas

The Las Vegas city council enacted a new electrical code creating a Bureau of Electrical Inspection, appointing a city electrical inspector, and requiring permits for all electrical work. The code adopts the National Electrical Code and outlines inspector duties, entry rights, permit fees, and penalties for noncompliance.

Conac Bureau of Electrical Las Vegas E. Roland Branch Electrical Workers and Contractors of Frank A. Stevens American Standards Association National Board of Fire Underwriters’ Laboratories Board Board of City Commissioners

Oddie Presses River Highway for Boulder Dam link

Senator Tasker L Oddie of Nevada urges immediate construction of a river highway from Las Vegas to Boulder Dam and seeks funding allocation later. Secretary Wilbur, traveling from Denver, will review the matter in Las Vegas as Oddie pushes Boulder Dam development and southern Nevada industrial prospects.

Nevada Boulder Day Road Wilbur Washington Tasker L Oddie Ur H Interio Las Vegas Nater Denver Boulder Dam Bouder Dam

Boyce Dies Founder of Boy Scouts of America

W D Boyce, 69, founder of the Boy Scouts of America, died in his Chicago bungalow atop his 12 story Boyce Building. A veteran publisher, explorer, and hunter, he journeyed through 12 lands and sparked a movement that opened new experiences for 4,000,000 American boys.

Chicago W. D. Boyce Boy Scouts of America Globe Trotter Boyce Lake Michigan

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Haron Cone Colorado River Water Survey Elks’ Convention Reynolds Court House Lawn Drive For Elks Ruseptin J. Salter U.S Bureau of Electrical Inspection LA Salle Ta Salle En Norn Tesday Winnefal Nash Boy Scout The Sheriffs Office
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