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Newspaper

Las Vegas Age

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1931

Page

2

Power and the Public Trust in the Southwest

The text argues public distrust of power firms gave way as western utilities adopted wiser management. Power companies bid for Hoover Dam power, aiding financing and supporting regional needs. Nevada California Power Corp invested 1.5 million for transmission to accelerate the project, with Las Vegas guests at the Hoover Dam ceremony.

West Boulder Dam Secretary of the Interior Hoover Dam Southwest California Nevada-California Southern Sierras

City pledge questioned over redlight district relocation

Citizens allege the city failed to take official action on a pledge to the government to move the redlight district from its current site near the planned federal building. The Mayor reportedly sent a letter with the approval of the city board.

Ity Board

Hoover Pays Tender Tribute to Harding at Marion

Washington Bystander notes Herbert Hoover’s quiet tribute to Warren G Harding at Marion. Hoover emphasizes Harding’s mission to heal domestic conflicts and curb world wars, as the “Back to normalcy” ideal guided Republican resurgence and his practical political leadership.

Kirke Simpson Washington Harding Ohio Herbert Hoover Warren Harding Hoover Marion

Thorpe Refuses to Sign Papers in Los Angeles

Jim Thorpe denies signing papers in Los Angeles as reports state the famed athlete refuses to acknowledge or complete official documents, creating questions about his current legal or contractual status.

Thorpe Los Angeles Jim Thorpe

New Yorker at Large sketches city life and headlines

Mark Barron notes year by year fund drives for milk for New York's poor children. He reports on boxing squabbles, a West Point star dining, Ted Lyons' pitching comeback, and public scenes from Times Square to Central Park with colorful brushstrokes on celebrities, crime, and business.

Mark Barron New York New Yorker Christian “Red” Cagle West Point Cagle Wall Street Joan Crawford A. A. Milne Times Square Tran Ted Lyons White Sox Lyons Rochester

U S Bureau to Stay Open Near Boulder Dam

The U S Bureau will operate 24 hour service from the Six Companies building with Leonard Blood directing the Boulder Dam project employment and W L Willis assisting. Registration of workers may stay in Las Vegas or move to Boulder City while William Royle and A L Cross oversee the change and hiring. Thorpe had some talks about a coaching post but no contract was signed.

Las Vegas Leonard Blood Boulder City William Royle A. L. Cross United Es W. W. Willis Ruth Boulder Dam Putnam City Rural Oklahoma Thorpe California Arizona Nevada Pacific Coast Said Optomist

Caliente News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Fourth Cheer

Miss Joyce Hammond of Las Vegas visits Caliente then returns home. District Attorney Franklin E Wadsworth was in Caliente for legal business. Miner W H Brownlow from Irish Mountain arrives for a few days. W R R Wilcox and wife of Las Vegas travel on company business. Jack Fogliani and sister Dot Williams visit Caliente. Dr T D S McCall of Pioche spends Thursday evening on professional matters. Preparations for July Fourth include race horses and bucking horses arriving by Tuesday the 30th. George Coxe of the Pan American mine returns from Las Vegas with news on Lee Ivie’s Hoover Dam injuries. Al Coxe and son Wayne visit. Lucien Kuffer leaves for Los Angeles for business and pleasure. J A Blue of National Tourist Camp Service tours Caliente with Reeves Liston, eyeing Route 93 extension from Ely via Alex, Pioche, Caliente and Route 91 at Las Vegas.

George Coxe Pan American Mine Las Vegas Lee Ivie Hoover Dam Coxe Mr. Ivie J. A. Blue Salt Lake City National Tourist Camp Service Company Kansas City Philadelphia Reeves Liston Caliente Blue Ely Alex Ike” Orr Pioche

City pledge binds officials and public to action

The pledge, concurred by most businessmen, stands as a clear obligation the mayor city commissioners and the public will uphold though it may not be entered in the city minutes. The Age insists the obligation must be carried out despite any challenge.

Age

Eldorado Empire Mining Company stock offering described

The Eldorado Empire Mining Company reports a finding at the 100 foot level and expects over 1,000,000 tons at the 200 foot level with mining costs under 32.00 per ton and potential net values exceeding 5.00 per ton, possibly 10.00. It notes strong surface assays, a wide vein, planned immediate production, and a Parker Dam power survey for Hoover Dam development.

Eldorado Empire Mining CO Eldorado Canyon Eldorado Empire Mining Company Las Vegas

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