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Newspaper

Las Vegas Age

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1932

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Bob's Geyser Impresses Viewers Near Fallon

A Fallon reader recounts visiting Bob's Geyser about twenty miles south on the road to Schurz. A small hot spring, rising steam and a high jet lasting several minutes astonished observers, comparable in reliability to Old Faithful, with a 31 minute eruption interval. The geyser arose from a drilled well two years prior, after a 14 inch hole at 67 feet. locals say the eruption reached roughly 150 feet. The feature draws travelers from Reno and highlights Nevada's curious landscapes. Also notes the International Patent Exposition in New York and the Akron dirigible's storm-bound voyage toward California.

Bob Bob Dodge Fallon Schurz U. P Yellowstone R. E. Lee Nevada Reno

Claude Williams Better Phelan Is Under Arrest

Claude Williams Boulder City reservation chief ranger regained consciousness Sunday after a downtown casino altercation Thursday night left him with a severe head gash and possible lasting eye injury. Tom Phelan, alleged assailant, was arrested yesterday on assault with a deadly weapon charge. he had his deputy sheriff badge removed by Sheriff Keate.

Claude Williams Boulder City Williams Tom Phelan Phelan Keate

Indicted aviator in Clarke murder case in Miami

A Dade county grand jury indicted Capt. W. N. Lancaster, a British aviator, for first degree murder in the death of writer Haden Clarke. Clarke and Lancaster were found shot in a bungalow bed on April 21. Notes Clarke allegedly penned to imply suicide were later admitted as written to shield Mrs. Jessie Keith-Miller from suspicion.

Miami Fla Dade County W. N. Lancaster Haden Clarke Lancaster Clarke Jessie M. Keith- Miller Keith-Miller Vernon Hawthorne

Committee 15 in Favor of Bill on Boulder Dam Property Tax

A House bill by Rep Samuel S Arentz of Nevada would let state and county taxes be applied to privately owned property within the Hoover dam reservation. The committee gave a favorable report and the measure moves to the house calendar for a regular vote. Senator Pittman sent a lengthy note discussing state rights and Interior Department action, noting support and possible concessions on reservation sovereignty.

Samuel S. Arentz Nevada Hoover Dam Reservation Mashburn Boulder Reservation Key Pittman Sen. Pittman Las Vegas Boulder Dam Oddie Interior Department Doctor Mead

Film Stars Clash In Los Angeles Court Over Divorce

The Lowell Sherman Helene Costello divorce case draws a standing crowd as Sherman testifies of alleged cruelty and alcohol issues while Costello watches amused. Sherman quotes include jabs about beauty and ham actor remarks. Costello laughs during proceedings. A separate note reports Russell McIntire injuring his hand in an oil well accident.

George H. Beale United Press Los Angeles U.P Lowell Sherman Helene Costello Colony Kuuot Thomas Ambrose Sherman Helene Miss Costello Paul Schenck Winnie Ruth Judd Arizona Strnko Russell McIntire Jean Quaid

Akron Sails Amid Severe Storm Enroute to Randolph Field

The U S S Akron left San Angelo heading southeast toward San Antonio and Randolph Field where an army landing crew awaits. A fierce storm began as the ship departed with haillike missiles, but local officials expect the Akron can complete the 200 mile return trip despite thunder storms along the route.

San Angelo Tex Akron San Antonio Randolph Field Autrey Monsey

Vegan's Father Dies in Butte

Henry Diedrich, Sr., father of Henry Diedrich of Las Vegas, died Sunday in Lutte Montana after a two week illness. He was 67, an old time hotel man and Pacific northwest pioneer. He is survived by a widow two daughters and one son. Funeral services will be conducted in the Montana city.

Henry Diedrich, Sr Henry Diedrich Las Vegas Lutte Mont Diedrich Pacific Northwest Montana City

Nudist Cult At Stanford Ousted By Itch Powder Incident

Stanford University junior Henry Madden formed a campus nudist group that fled hidden sunning spots after an itching powder was sprinkled on their bathing ground. A note signed Vigilantes warned the group to stop.

Stanford Palo Alto Cal U.P Henry Miller Madden Stanford University

Poppy Day Proclamation Promotes Buddy Poppy Campaign

Las Vegas Mayor E W Cragin proclaims May 10 as Poppy Day for the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Auxiliary members will canvass streets to sell Buddy Poppies to aid disabled veterans widows orphans and the national home at Eaton Rapids Michigan. One percent of proceeds goes to the VFW national home. funds support west coast hospitals caring for Nevada veterans.

E. W. Cragin Las Vegas Nevada Veterans of Foreign Wars of United Stat Buddy United States Eaton Rapids Michigan Ladies of the Auxiliary The Mich France

City considers re advertising sewer lateral protests

City council voted to readvertise for protests to the proposed sewer lateral plan aiming to reduce taxpayer costs. Engineer Webster L Benham quoted 15 to 47 per 5 foot lot for connecting links as new homes join city mains. Sheriff officers arrested burglars Harry Ramp and Hiram Blankey after spotting Ramp at Smiths Root Beer stand. Ramp from Corning California and Blankey from Los Angeles.

Webster L. Benham Jack Ott Louis Hord George Ray Merchants Home Patrol Harry Ramp Hiram Blankey Ramp Smith's Tower Market South Fifth Street Ott Roy Hord Blankey Corning Calif Los Angeles

Fall leaves penitentiary after sentence ends

Albert B. Fall, former secretary of the interior, is released from the New Mexico penitentiary after serving a year and a day for accepting a bribe. He drives with his wife to Tres Ritos ranch, offering no statement to reporters as he departs. His daughters accompany him in another car.

Santa FE N. M Albert B. Fall Three Rivers Fall New Mexico Penitentiary Jouett Elliott C. C. Chase

First Woman Presides Over U S Senate

Mrs J Hattie Caraway became the first woman to preside over the U S Senate after succeeding her husband as Arkansas senator. Under Senate rules the presiding officer can summon a member to take the gavel as Vice President Curris chaired. The House adjourned in honor of France's assassinated president Paul Doumer.

Washington J. Hattie Caraway Arkansas U. S. Senate

Sheriff Keate Captures Hayes Brown and Corbin

Sheriff Keate with Deputy Duane recaptured three of five jail escapees seven miles from the county jail near Midway. Hayes Corbin and Brown were taken without resistance after being spied by officers on a Boulder City highway. A larger manhunt for Paxton Schultz and others continued, with warnings to residents and motorists to avoid harboring suspects.

Joe Keate Bob Duane Curley Hayes George Corbin B. B. Club Fred Brown Boulder City Midway Offic Dave Mackey Louis Horde Pring Hayes James Paxton Schultz Clark County Watters Teddy Fox Paxton Salt Lake City Keate

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