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Reno Evening Gazette

Location

Reno, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1921

Page

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Attempted Safe Break-In at Union Mill and Lumber Office

A crude night time attempted robbery at the Union Mill and Lumber Company office on East Sixth Street left a damaged vault handle and powder in the cavity. Police, led by Chief Kirkley, linked the incident to a prior Reno Mercantile powder theft and fingerprint work is under way to identify suspects.

Union fill and Lumber Company East Sixth street Poives Whiet Kirkley Reno Mercantile Company lumber company Charles Hillhouse police bureau of investigation Union Mill and Lumber Company Reng

Shrine Hospitals Plan Coast Facilities Under Shrine Imperial Council

The Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine plans two coast hospitals for children to be built along the Pacific, with one in the Northwest and the other between San Francisco and the Mexican border. Nevada delegates, led by Judge S C Foster, report initial funding around 1 million dollars and additional Canadian units planned. San Francisco was chosen to host the 1922 Imperial Council meeting.

Imperial Council Des Moines Pacific Coast S. C. Foster Nevada Northwest San Francisco Canada Judge Foster JG .C. Steinmiller Sidney Wilson the university Portland Grenobles Los Angeles Pueblo Cole Shriners Islam Temple Ernest Hueter Alustrous

Nevada to pay five percent toward fight rate ease

The Intermountain Rate Association meeting in Salt Lake City reorganized to push the fight against long and short haul rates. Nevada will contribute five percent of required funds, with EB H Walker and Reno Chamber of Commerce reporting the plan. New farm and bureau involvement impressed Nevada officials including J F Shaughnessy and W H Simmons. An executive committee includes EB H Walker. In court news, district court calendars show only four cases not set by Judge Moran and Judge Bartlett sets a light calendar with several June dates listed.

Intermediate Rate Association Salt Lake City Nevada EB. H. Walker Reno Salt Lake Tate Walker Elko J. F. Shaughnessy Nevada public service commission W. H. Simmons Moran Bartlett Dixon Hoffman Cronk Crouk Riardon Hart Palmer motion Capuerre Christensen ie- Wirtz Gewirta Wallers Walters Smartigua Yarrington Harrington Freeman O'Reid O'Reilly Holland va St. Clair Cutler Consolidated Warehouse Company

Hazel Elledge Weds Harry Sullivan At Susanville

Hazel Elledge of Reno married Harry Sullivan of Susanville in a Saturday ceremony performed by Rev. Eyrie. Witnesses were Mrs. A. C. Hermold and C. E. Priest. Sullivan works at Red River Lumber in Susanville. Elledge active in Reno social and business circles.

Hazel Elledge Reno A. G. Fletcher Harry Sullivan Susanville Mr. Eyrie Methodist Church A. C. Hermold C. E. Priest Sullis Van LaRue Sullivan Red River Lumber Company Tossen Flledze & Tait

Elko Receives Daily Radio Market Reports

Beginning today Mike was added to United States radio stations list for agricultural and live stock market reports. The radio service, started April 15, forwards daily quotations to major centers and distributes them through farm bureaus and local press. Elko will get reports by radio on grain livestock meats potatoes and other national products. Not responsible for any hills contracted by anyone but myself. F. E. GULIN. Adv. 318 t?

Mike United States radio market service wre Omaha St. Louis Washington Elko

Nevada I O O F grand encampment opens in Carson City

About 100 Odd Fellows parade along Virginia Street to Commercial and center and back to the Odd Fellows building to prelude the Nevada I O O F grand encampment. Grand Master Ketterlin and Grand Marshal McCabe attend, sessions run two days with luncheons, gavel presentation from California, and initiatory degrees planned for Rebekah lodges Buena Vista and Mitzpah. Mrs. Jennie E. Warner presides assembly with Lizzie Mudd as secretary.

Odd Fellows Virginia street Commercial Nevada Riverside Ketterlin McCabe California grand lodge grand lodge Charles Kuppler Carlin William Sutherland Unity lodge California George Armstrong Armstrong William Sutherland wil Buena Vista lodge of Lovelock Mitzpah lodge No Lizzie Mudd Reno

Reno Social Roundup Includes Visiting Officials and Couples

Local Reno visitors and residents are noted in a social column with names from Mini county Hawthorne to Carson City and Winnemucca. Notables include Henry Boerlin and Mrs Boerlin, G F Stock and wife Fernley, J H Rooney Los Angeles, and J F Shaughnessy of the public service commission. Also listed are marriage licenses Heageny Simmons and several court suits filed.

Henry Boerlin Mini county Boerlin Hawthorne G. F. Stock Fernley Reno Charles Hayer Overland Bridgeport E. S. Berney Fulton W. Hursh Winnemucca E. £. Kain Carlin E. &. Kappler Odd Fellows J. H. Rooney Nevada Los Anneles H. Erskine J. F. Shaughnessy Nevada publi service commission J. W. Gallagher Golden team Yerington E. Whitesides Elke H. P. Gifford Carson City Virginia City McCane

Guinan Reports Denied Hearing On Prison Abuses

J B Guinan tried to inform Gov Boyle about Nevada state prison mistreatment claims but was told the governor had no time to listen. He returned from California as state prison board hears charges against Lt. H H Carpenter and Commissary William Greenwood. Guinan says officials will deny the charges as he is labeled a disturber.

J. B. Guinan Boyle Nevada state Guinan California state board of prison commissioners H. H. Carpenter leutenant William Greenwood lsten Guinani Carpenter

Rocks Fail to Stop Police Court Action

John Sibert amused himself by throwing rocks at policemen and faced Judge Bryson in police court. He was ordered to leave town by nine tonight, along with seven other disorderlies, including one woman. Traffic cases involved Nichols Tarisonoff and Louis Berrum Jr, with trials set for tomorrow.

John Sibert Judee Bryson Nichols Tarisonoff Louis Berrum, Jr

Switchman Howland Killed in Fallon Yard Incident

Clyde Howland a Southern Pacific switchman living at 1018 A Street Sparks was killed when he stepped in front of a Fallon motor backing toward Sparks yards. Officials investigate cause. Howland survived by wife and 11 year old daughter. He was active in civic work and Masonic circles including the Shrine.

Clyde Howland Southern Pacific railroad Fallon Sparks Howland railrodd Southern Pacific

Race Meet Results From Today’s Meet

Five furlong races dominated the card with Celebrate winning the first race and Resellis taking the second. Place-getters included Underbrush and Old Homestead with brief payout details for parimutuel pools and a note urging riders to notify the committee about travel to Susanville next Saturday.

Celebrate Matthews Underbrush Brown Krmitana Cloud Resellis Zeigler Old Homestead Dandy Van BR. Fator Rosella

Prospectors Warned To Do Assessment Work In 1920

A House of Representatives committee reported adversely on a bill suspending 1920 assessment work. Prospectors must complete required mining claim work before July 43 to avoid patent delays. Dr V W Poulsen, optometrist with R Herz and Bro, attends the Western Congress of Opticians in Salt Lake City.

committee on mines and mining house of representatives Gazette V. W. Poulsén R. Herz & Bro Western Congress of Opticians Salt Lake City fae

Motorist Rescues Injured Man After Auto Plunge on Grade

W J Smith of Virginia City reports rescuing an injured man from beneath an overturned car on the Double 8 turn of the Geiger grade yesterday. The car went over the grade and towed the vehicle to a University avenue address. The man’s name was not learned. In a separate case, Samuel Cohen was found guilty of abandoning his wife and two children after a court deliberation of under five minutes. His jail term was set at $2000 pending sentence on June 27.

W. J. Smith Virginia City stage University avenue aioe Samuel Cohen

Also Mentioned on This Page

SHRINE HOSPITALS ODD FELLOWS FOR PACIFIC AAAAT HAZEL ELLEDGE JUNE F. E. GULIN HEAGNEY-SIMMONS Albert Heagney Grace M. Simmons Daniel George Deeble Hilda Mary Deeble George C. McClintock James R. McClintock Blanche Winifred Kimberly Percival Francis Kimberly Thomas H. Wrighton Elizabeth Lillico Wright Petritseh Fuller’s Academy Hlowland Colorado ELKS ATTENTION Sheffield Virginia St Reno Jewelers House of True Values Van Camp Packing Co., Inc San Joaquin Agricultural Du Bobeo Santa Clara Valley City of Paris San Diego Market St B. Bolger Riverside Hotel Calif J. L. PABST People's Market Susanville, Calif Reno and Sparks RIVERSIDE STUDIO N. Wri Mies Maud Britt Louis J. & T. Cousins TONOPAH SUNDERLAND'S, INC Wonder Millinery EAST SECOND BT Oudry
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