Grand Prize Race at Savannah Wins Bruce Brown
David Bruce Brown won his second grand prize race in Savannah driving an Italian Mink car, defeating Eddie Vearne in a German Benz with Hearne close behind. Ralph De Palma followed in a French Mercedes. Times were 24.12 for Brown, 24.7 for Hearne, and 25.40 for De Palma, over a 17.14 mile course. Tenor prize included a $5000 trophy and about $2000 in prize money.
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Savannah
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Eddie Vearne
Bruce-Brown
Hearne
Ralph de Palma
de Palma
Automobile Clu of America
Amanites
Louis Wagner
Fiat
1. Distrow
Pope Hartford
Charlie Haste
Buick Hundred
J. A. Mitchell
Abbott-Detroit
Ralph Mulford
Lexter
Bob Burman
Marymont
Tonopah Triumphs Over Goldfield To Clinch State Title
Tonopah defeats Goldfield 6 to 0 on the Tonopah gridiron in the season finale. Harrington kicks a field goal for Tonopah while Pengelly intercepts a pass for a second score. Coach Yoder and Prof Scott praised for steady work as Tonopah claims the state championship.
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Goldfiell High
Tononahgh
Tonopah
Wats
Lme
Goldfield
Tirnepah
Tonopa
Binar
Tonopaly
Pasker
Tohopale
Reto
Yoder
Joséph Scott
Tonapal
Thenopah
Laity
Harma
Fatroll
Nelson
Fowler
Doherty
J. Harrington
Johns
L. Harrington
Flood
Butler
Pengelly
Lone
Hauge
Tonopahs
O'Connell
McDonnell
Truman Withers
Goodrich
Prothera Paine
Keenan Aspland
Connan Witt
Hunt
J. Morrisom Bates
Allan O'Brien
McCall
McArthur
Huntley
D. Morrison
Crack Shots Left but Paw Turk Turkey Shoot T
Crack shots left the scene after a turkey shoot yesterday. Eight turkeys were spared until Christmas when another shoot is planned. fifty birds are set for a separate contest. Proceeds will give the public library a share of the profits.
Forger Pleads Guilty to Charge in Suisun Case
Sheriff Malley brought in fugitive check forger with six aliases from Crockett to Suisun. The man, known as Baldwin, faced Judge Averill after pleading guilty without counsel, with H. R. Cooke appointed to defend him. He admitted to forging checks and pawned valuables later recovered as evidence.
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Sherif Malley
Felix L. 7
Tonopah
Manhattan
Sheriff Malley
Suisun
Crockett
Pleur
Baldwin
Cty
Morrow & Huseer
Malley
Plewr
Averill
H. R. Cooke
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Tragic Accident Kills Two Children in Cambridge
In Cambridge Massachusetts on the Charles River Esplanade a truck struck and killed 14 year old Harry Rouff and 7 year old John Rouff as they walked with their father who was injured. The driver was held on $5000 bail for manslaughter. The esplanade was poorly lit and the crash blamed on the darkness.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harry Rouff
John
Charles River
John Rouff
McNamara Pleads Guilty in Times Building Bombing
James B. McNamara pleads guilty to murder in the Los Angeles Times bombing case. John J. McNamara pleads to destruction of the Lewellyn Iron Works. Both brothers face sentencing on December 5 at 1 o'clock, amid defense claims and evidence showing acts of arson and bombing.
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James B. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
John J
Lewellyn Iron Works
Livwiiyn Iron Works
Low Amzelen
Times
Three American prelates receive red hats in Rome
Rome reports reveal three American archbishops, Carolina Falconio, Farley, and O'Connell, invested with cardinal red hats. Crowds thronged streets and rooftops as papal ceremonies unfolded, with Vatican rooms crowded for the consistory and beatification hall.
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Dhelwdine
Carolina Falconio
Farley
O'Connell
Brital
Farlow
Quirernal
Cardinal O'Connell
Stopyltigy
San Antonio
Falviia
Frakerscon
Vatican
Centiries
Banker Barnette Indicted In Alaska Bank Failure
ANOTHER BANKER INDICTED FOR EMBEZZLING BIG SUM Pairbanks Alaska Nov. 30 Indictment charging Barnette former president of the Washington Alaska bank which failed with assets of 800000 and deposits yielding 30 percent to dividends. Barnette arrested in Los Angeles and released on 300000 bail. He is a millionaire whose winter home is Los Angeles.
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Alaska
Ani Et Oly
Orn
Grand Jury
Sturdey
KE. J. Barnette
Washington-Alaska Banc
Barnette
Los Angeles
Ben
J T. Barnette
Baronette
Washington-Alaska Bank of
Fairbanks
Gold Bar Lumber Company
Gold Bar
Snohomish County
Wash
Trout
Washington ,Alaska
Dexter Horton
United States Ceat
T. Tarnette
Washington-Alaska Bank
United States
Vian Dyke
Dance at Mie jal Lodge Ball Pleases Guests
The ball last night by Mie jal Lodge No. 25 K of P was largely attended and enjoyable. The come feistoke performed well and the music was grand, promising continued local entertainment and urging subscription to the home paper.
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Miejal Lodge
No. 25. K
Come
Feistoke
Threatened life of a Seattle banker nabbed in blackmail plot
Seattle banker E W Andrews faced two threatening letters from "The Committee" demanding $2000 hidden behind a mail box at Seventh Avenue and Union Street. Police set a trap. T F Breezer, 28, a coal company bookkeeper, was arrested after grabbing the dummy package. Breezer denied writing the notes, but matching notepaper was found in his room.
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Seattle
Dee
T. F. Breezer
E. W. Andrews
Seattle National Bank
Mr. Andrews
Seventh Avenue
Union Street
Po- New
Breezer
Andrews
Elks Memorial Service Set At Nevada Theater
Elks of Tonopah hold their annual memorial at the Nevada Theater next Sunday evening with doors at 8 and exercises starting 8 30. The program includes prayers, music, eulogy, and benedictions, with local judge and visiting Elks attending, and ushers distributing programs.
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Elks
Tonopah Elks
Nevada Theater
Samson Et da- Ma
Saint Saens
J. Goldsmith
Miss Hoskins
Lodge
Rey Father Flynn
Elke
jTonopah
Patriotic song to debut at Butler theater in Tono pal
The piece Tah WORLD will be performed for the first time tomorrow night at the Butler theater with slide illustrations. Composer J. M. Jones of Blair will attend, and his patriotic work pleases American lovers. In Kansas City Missouri a gas blast today destroyed a five story downtown block including Kling's billiard hall and bowling alley, threatening adjacent businesses.
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Tonopal
Butler Theater
J. M. Jones
Blair
Ngal Y Burns
Kansas City
John Kling
Peart's Saturday Silk Ties Sale Ad
SATURDAY SPECIAL. Men's all silk tie ends likely dine hand? The ad lists silk bow ties 15e with all new stock and up to date styles offered by Peart's.
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Peart's
High School entertains Goldfielders in Tonopah
Tonopah High School hosted Goldfield students for a football game, banquet, and social at the Knights of Columbus hall. About 100 attendees enjoyed dancing and a banquet with toastmaster Professor Yoder, while visitors returned to Goldfield this morning. Mrs. W. Spencer of Goldfield visited Tonopah yesterday.
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Tonopah High School
Goldfield
Gold Camp
Knights of Columbus
Yoder
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