Harmony over Hoover Plank mends Republican rift
The Republican Convention shows unity as Senator McNary backs the Hoover Plank, praising the vetoed equalization bills and the Hoover plan for farm relief. Grange organizations approve, while Democrats fear losing middle west support. Women’s wartime support for Hoover persisted and remains, signaling continued backing in the campaign.
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McNary
McNary- Haugen
Congress
Coolidge
Hoover
National Grange
Great Farmers’ Organizations
Middle West
Rotary International Ends Minneapolis Session Promotes Service Above Self
Twelve thousand delegates from forty four countries concluded the Rotary International convention in Minneapolis with calls for international goodwill and service above self. Leaders from Canada South Africa Brazil and Czechoslovakia outlined global Rotary activities as Sir Donald Maclean of London delivered the closing address.
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Minneapolis
Rotary International
Rotary Clubs
Rotary
Canada
Norman Sommerville
Toronto
South Africa
Kenneth Young
Capetown
Richard Momsen
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Josef Schulz
Czechoslovakia
Donald Maclean
London
Lloyd George
Donald
Sir Donald
House of Commons
Moapa Valley Shows Cease Until September
Picture shows have ceased in Moapa Valley until September. The last show Phantom of the Opera starring Lon Chaney is con Goldwyn-Moyer Company for as cluded a contract with the Metro pictures.
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Moapa Valley
Lon Chaney
Goldwyn-Mayer
Metropictures
Amy Earle Visits Relatives in Virgin Valley
Miss Amy Earle of Overton left Friday morning for the Virgin Valley to visit relatives. A separate Dallas News quip notes the party stance on nominating Al and the consequences, and compares cow paths to Main Street valves in a homespun remark.
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Amy Earle
Overton
Virgin Valley
Dallas News
Main Street
Notice to Creditors and Public Land Notices 1928 Nevada
Notice to creditors informs a June 11 1928 state highway contract with Nevada and July 11 1928 filing deadline. It also lists public land actions in Carson City and Las Vegas including homestead proof due July 16 1928 and a patent application for ARGUS LODE with 60 day adverse claim period.
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A. D. Drumm, Jr
State of Nevada
Las Vegas
Apex Summit
Jean
Clark County
Department of the Interior
J. S. Land Office
Carson City
Nevada
Haere
Marvin Ballenger
Death Valley Junction
Calif
M. D. Meridan
A. A. Hinman
U. S
G. W. White
R. M. Bell
G. D. Ishmeal
Death Valley
California
Clara M. Crisler
Register
Notice of Patents for Colemanite and Cottonball Lodes in Nevada
In Carson City Nevada May 7 1928 notices announce applications for United States patents for Colemanite numbers 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 and Midway lodes in the St. Thomas Mining District Clark County Nevada and for Colemanite 4 Land Reef and Liberty Bell lodes with detailed bearings and area disclosures. Also listed are Cottonball placer claims 1 2 3 4 in unsurveyed township 18 South range 66 East Mount Diablo base and meridian with described survey lines bearing and exclusions including several conflicts and adjacent lodes.
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United States
United States Land Office
Carson City
Nevada
Ceeaene
American Borax Company
Nevada Corporation
Las Vegas
Clark County
Ing
Nevin
Mount Diablo
the Register of the United States Land Office
Cor. No
U. S. Mineral Monument
Congress
Clark
Meridan
Midway
Office of the Register of the United States Land Office
Cor
Lode
Sur
White Basin
St. Thomas
Land Reef
Liberty Bell
St.Thomas
Moun Diablo Base
Meridian
Carson
Liberty
East A. B. A
Rode
White Basin No. 2 Lode
Saki Lode
White
Cor. No. Ly
U. S. Mineral Monument No
White Basin No
Clara M. Crisler Register
Pst
Liberty No. 5 Lode Claim Patent Application Details
Federal filing in Nevada describes Liberty No. 5 lode and adjacent claims with exact survey bearings and distances, base meridian, and exclusions. Includes borax gypsum bearing claims, associated conflicts, and listed adjoining claims in Clark County near St. Thomas Nevada. Adverse claims must be filed by the May 12 1928 post publication.
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Clara M. Crisler Register
Cor
U. 5
Clara M. Crisler
Hoover Earns Nevada Support for Boulder Dam Effort
The text credits Hoover with decades of loyal interest and eight years of persistent effort toward Boulder Dam construction, stating no man has contributed more to Nevada's premier project and that he will receive staunch backing from the state.
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Uring
Herbert Hoover
America
Hoover
Tjerbert Hoover
Nevada
Boulder Dam
Mr. Hoover
Las Vegas Paving Plan Faces Opposition from Militant Minority
The article argues that Las Vegas should proceed with street improvements regardless of Boulder Dam's fate. It cites strong local support from property owners and warns against obstructionism, noting national debt trends and a jab at Andy Mellon. The piece ends with a quip about real estate ads for boom towns.
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Las Vegas
Boulder Dam
Las Vegas Age Newspaper Masthead Details
The Las Vegas Age announces publication Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays by Charles P. Squires at 8 Fremont Street, Las Vegas Nevada. It is entered in the Las Vegas post office as second class matter with advertising rates on application. Subscriptions priced at $5 annually or 50 cents monthly and five cents per copy. C Russell Squires manages, Wm Harve Buntin edits.
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Las Vegas
Charles P. Squires
Fremont Street
Nevada
C. Russell Squires
Wm. Harve Buntin
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