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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
8
Observers describe a dramatic geyser eruption with a foot diameter pipe sending a tall column of steam and rainbow streaks into the air. A valve allows partial control while Bob loosens the chain yearly to entertain visitors, drawing Sunday crowds claiming the West’s real wonder.
Army parades on Fremont Street as Las Vegas bonus army second division rehearses for Washington. Orin W. Butts, 72, holder of the title Champion Liar of the United States, readies to defend after winning 1931 contest. His rival Reginald Wilston Graham, 73, from nearby Medina, N. Y., vies in 1932. Butts recalls a 52-year-old medal for a prior lie contest and insists his lies are intentional exaggerations.
Alexander Grant became Las Vegas’s newest benedict by marrying Alice Bennett yesterday afternoon. The ceremony took place in the municipal courtroom with Judge P. H. Springer officiating.
Reported on a public vote or rally where Al Omith drew loud support in Pauley. The text lists varied state and territory results with many percentages and abstentions, noting cheers for the subject as reflected in the broader voting record.
James Day reported his automobile stolen yesterday morning from in front of the Airdome theater on South First Street. He said he parked it Tuesday night and could not locate it the next morning.
Wilson testified that Indy aided the kidnap by delaying interview of a man connected to the investigation. The federal agent refused to name the man, saying disclosure could interfere with the case. The mystery man is not suspected of crime but is in touch with others involved.
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