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Las Vegas Age

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1920

Page

4

Labor records show Oddie pro labor champion in Nevada

The piece defends Gov. Oddie against claims of anti labor vetoes. It cites vetoes on seven labor bills, notes bipartisan support for his actions, and argues Oddie advanced worker protections including workmen compensation and eight hour laws for miners and railroad workers. It lauds his long labor friendly record and urges backing for Tasker L. Oddie.

Farnsworth Senator Henderson Oddie Henderson Gov. Oddie Frank W. Ingram Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers W. E. Wallace Brotherhood of Trainmen Gov Railroad Commission Gov- Oddie New York Tonopah Nevada Tasker L.oddie

Empire China Company to Build Large Burbank Plant

Empire China Company buys 35 acres between the Southern Pacific line and San Fernando Boulevard in Burbank for a 250000 dollar factory. The first unit costs 100000 and should be ready by January, with 150 empleados. The plant will feature brick and concrete construction, ample lighting, recreation facilities, and a clubhouse. John Rowe to be superintendent and I Rohrer Landis general manager.

Empire China Company Burbank Southern Pacific Railroad San Fernando Boulevard Richard D. King Nevada California John Rowe I. Rohrer Landis Los Angeles Times N. E. Williams T. J. Parker Salt Lake Caliente Landis Vegas

Crime in Nevada prison population falls from 183 to 95

Carson City reports show a 28 percent drop in inmates from 183 on October 1, 1918 to 95 prisoners by October 1919. September costs were $5,950.35 for 183 men and $4,980.74 for 95 in October. Six new admissions included Witts, Reed, LeRoy, Lopez, Warner, and Cramer. Two were discharged and two, Rivera and Price, escaped.

Carson City Nevada Henrichs Nevada State Prison Board of Prison Commissioners Theodore Witts James E. Reed Washoe County James LeRoy Washoe M. Lopez Ormsby R. L. Warner Lyon Joe Cramer Churchill Manuel Rivera G. A. Price Reno Gazette

Las Vegas Transfer Company Bonded Draymen

Transfer service advertises bonded draymen in Las Vegas handling freight express baggage and household goods. Offers warehouse storage at reasonable rates and packing for shipment with motto prompt efficient careful service.

Las Vegas ENCE

TWO MINERS KILLED IN MINE NEAR LANFAIR

Two miners died in a cave in the Old Hansen mine near Lanfair California about 20 miles from Searchlight Jack Martin of Searchlight and Roy Shoemaker of Lanfair were killed while removing timbers Roy Shoemaker was buried after a second collapse that trapped rescuers and delayed body recovery for six days. Shoemaker lived in Lanfair about ten years and Martin was a longtime resident of Searchlight. A later note lists a separate housework position offer at the end.

Jack Martin Searchlight Roy Shoemaker Lanfair Hansen California Martin Shoemaker Roy Bert Mizer Jack Thomas Thomas John R. Mendenhall C. L. Aug. Marin

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