Las Vegas Reno Air Line to Start Soon
Nevada Airlines plans regular Las Vegas to Reno service within weeks once the Las Vegas airport is ready. The route will run two to three times weekly using Lockheed Vega monoplanes with a 4 passenger capacity, fare $50 one way, and may include mail rights without a contract.
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Reno Air Line
Reno
Las Vegas Nevada
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Nevada Airlir Inc
Roscoe Turner
Boggs
Here
Senator Oddie
Carrara
Oddie
Turner
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Nevada Airlines, Inc
Los Angeles
Boxgs
Renopah
Cayara
Vegoam
Mesquite Plans Jail Construction Start This July
County officials say work on a two cell jail in Mesquite will begin around the second week of July with J. P. King in charge of construction.
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Mesquite
J. P. King
New Tower Market Scene Hosts Wedding Two Cities
George Benner from Las Vegas and Bessie Paluso from Salt Lake City chose the new Tower Market to wed as its opening rush paused for Judge Foley to perform the ceremony. The couple wishes success to the market and their venture.
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George Benner
Bessie Paluso
Judge Foley
Miss Paluso
Salt Lake City
Mr. Benner
Las Vegas
Mrs Benner
Legion boxing card ends with draw in main event
A large Las Vegas crowd watched Georgie Manzan of Los Angeles and Ernie Kid Ross of Las Vegas fight six rounds to a draw at Legion stadium. Referee Mollie Malone, Governor Balzar and promoter Carl Farrar took part in postfight remarks and Balzar spoke on Clark County and Las Vegas prosperity.
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Legion Stadium
Fred B. Balzar
Georgie Manzan
Los Angeles
Ernie Kid Ross
Las Vegas
Mollie Malone
Ross
Georgis
George
Manzan
Manzan’s Round. Round 4.—Ross
Jackey Taylor
Warren
Kid) Ferrell
Taylor
Carl Farrar
Clark County
Boulder Canyon
Trial of Hesse Lake Ferguson and Neagle Began in Carson City
In Carson City federal court J F Hesse Las Vegas and three others face conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. Defendants include R E Lake former Las Vegas police chief Roy Neagle former Las Vegas police commissioner and James Ferguson famed Clark County bootlegger. Ferguson convicted yesterday on conspiracy and nuisance counts. Sentencing set for Tuesday. witnesses included C W Bradshaw whose son was killed in a pursuit and who testified about protection money. The case features extensive testimony on alleged protection payments and police involvement.
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J. F. Hesse
Las Vegas
Carson City
R. E. Lake
Roy Neagle
James Ferguson
Clark County
Boulder Dam
Ferguson
C. W. Bradshaw
Lake
Goodwin
Leroy
Green Lantern
Bill Farrimond
Speck
McCormick
Senate
Farrimond
Daisy Bell
Edith Bur
Daryl Burgess
Las
Charles Cantwell
Bradshaw
Burgesses
Burgess
Leavers
Las Vegans Welcome Arch as Boulder Dam Law Takes Effect
A large Las Vegas crowd gathered at the new welcome arch on Main and Fremont to mark the Boulder Dam bill becoming law at 9 01 p m Washington time. The ceremony featured an electric water bottle smashing and a drum corps as citizens celebrate the start of dam construction plans and six state pact implementation.
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Washington, D. C
Colorado
Main
Fremont
Las Vegas
Boulder Dam
Tounder Dam
Greek Championship Mat Bout Set for July Sth in Las Vegas
Promoter A. B. Mortensen wires confirm a July bout in Las Vegas to crown the world Greek championship between Leo Paponas and Kitsonaros. Both contenders boast strong records and promise a 2 hour 5 minute limit, with the Ohio wrestler George to be featured as a light heavyweight undercard.
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California
Las Vegas
Batalis
L. Papionas
al Buford
Canad
Elks Oay
A. B. Mortensen
Kitsonaros
Big Boy
Leo Paponas
Papiano
Harbertson
Kitsararos
Atas
Kotsonvillc
L. A
L. A. Matman
Leo
Mortenson Batalls
George
Ohio Cornhusker
Scout Fund Grows to Six Hundred Fifty Dollars
Four new donations increase the Boy Scout fund to 650 dollars. Will Beckley adds 20, W. Ferron 15, J. T. Allomsto and A. T. McCarter 5 each. Cabin work at Mb Yeston will start in July per K. O. Knucise.
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Uie Boy Scout Fund
Will Beckley
W. Ferron
J. T. Allomsto
A. T. McCarter
Mb Yeston
K. O. Knucise
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Californian Heads Lions International President in Louisville
Ray Riley of Sacramento was elected president of Lions International at the closing session of the third annual convention in Louisville. The report notes his selection as the 1930 convention city special, highlighting his stature among peers.
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Louisville
Ray Riley
Sacramento
California
Lions’ International
Eagles Baseball Team Faces L.A. in Home Game Tomorrow
The Las Vegas Eagles prepare to host a coast team this Sunday at the U.P. seat. Frenk Butcher pitches for the locals as the Eagles seek to extend their perpetual winning streak and maintain season momentum against strong Redcaps and San Bernardino foes.
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Las Vegas Eagles
Ihe
Angeles Redeans
Frenk Butcher
U. P
Redcans
Colaf
Eagles
Redcaps
Aes Benes
San Bernardti
Program Completed for Entertainment at Las Vegas Dam Site
The 1929 Las Vegas dam site program includes Secretary Wilbur Mead and a six person party meeting with Nevada officials. Breakfast at Canary Cottage proceeds with visits to Black Canyon Dam and Charleston Park. Officials and guests plan speeches and a radio address, with many notable attendees listed from regional engineering and transportation groups.
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Co. P. Squires
Las Vegas
Nevada
Wilbur
Canary Cottage
Black Canyon
Dain
Charleston Park
Serone
Mead
Wilbur and
Brondrokene Radio Kire
Doctor Mead
Ar Reclamation
Mfoapa Valley
Rce
Boy Bike Riders Ready for Big Race to Lorenzi’s
Las Veras bicycle owners prepare for a July 6 race from the courthouse to Lorenzi’s resort. A young contestant named AW will compete with tires pumped and wind resistant gear discarded, aiming to win the prize for the first to reach Lorenzi’s resort.
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Lorenzi
Las Veras
Court House
Lorenzi’s
Mans
Plans For Elks Water Sports Program Announced
The Elks will sponsor a water sports program at Lorenzi's resort during their convention on July 4 to 6. Frank Butcher leads events including children swimming, living contest prizes, boat races, and a bicycle race from the courthouse to Lorenzi's. A special life guard crew of three will supervise and safety drills will be held. Boys and girls compete in distance swimming, dives, and strokes with points awarded to winners.
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Lorenzi’s
Frank Butcher
Court House
Lorenal’s
Butcher
Bos
California Swelters as Heatwave Continues Across Southland
In Los Angeles on June 21 temperatures hit 100s with Imperial Valley at 116 and Santa Maria at a record 105. The Weather Bureau warned no immediate cooldown, while Salt Lake City prepares for the Pacific Old Timers reunion drawing thousands for a weekend gathering.
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California
Weather Bureau
Imperial Valley
San Bernardino
Redlan
Pomona
Riverside
Santa Maria
Pasadena
St Santa Maria
Salt Lake City
Gune
Alt Lake City
Utah
Sheriff’s Office News From The Nothing to Report
A brief sheriff department bulletin notes no incidents, arrests, or official actions to report. No new cases, warrants, or public notices were filed during the period.
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U. S. Reclamation Service
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