Premier Clemenceau Narrowly Escapes Death at Front
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau rode near the first line as German artillery shelled his car and shattered windows. He remained unhurt and expressed confidence in the battle's favorable outcome as French and British forces advance between Somme and Avre.
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Clemenceau
Avre
Luce
Paris
Clemencau
Clemen
Paria Bemanat
Demuin
War Office
Fee
Somuie
Une Ee
Mleht Wa
London
Albert
Montdidier
Amiens
France
Sonme
Demuln
Caucasus
Petrograd
Tatoum
Kare
Ardahar
Meerkniitiy
Town Talk items from Elko and surrounding area
Local notes report visits from W F Rutherford Mountain City and Frank McBride Eureka to Elko, and Ellis, plus Edgar Gregory Ott in town. A Rex Beach play and a Gem Bar rumor are noted. deaths and a fire director scene are sketched, with community farewells and local business chatter.
Bell Commands at Camp Upton in temporary district
The War Department assigns General J Franklin Bell to command in his old district at Camp Upton New York. A separate dispatch notes Netherlands protests against the seizure of Hutch ships by the United States. Ford Motor Company reports an epidemic in Detroit affecting over ten thousand workers. Jury selection begins in Chicago for a major trial involving thirteen hundred indicted men. A new law imposes heavy penalties for treason amid wartime pressures.
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Berest
York
Brown
Black Sea
London
Chirheen
Wren
Propollers
Kiel
Washington
War Department
Janklin Bell
Bell
Camp Upton
Netherlands
United States
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Vada
Ford Fetters
W. W
Chicago
Judiciary Committee
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death
The Elmore and Kendrick families express heartfelt thanks for the sympathy, help, and neighbors' kindness during the illness and the death of Joven Tiaebamional. We deeply appreciate the support from friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Elmore
W. S. Elmore
Ed. Kendrick
C. W. Cluhine
Notice to Auto Owners in Elko on Parade Day
Auto owners in Elko are urged not to decorate their cars. The note suggests avoiding wasteful spending and instead consider simple patriotic emblems if desired.
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Elko
Mobile Parole
At Fa
Notice to Auto Owners Marks 7 April Day
fragmentary notice warns auto owners of an upcoming event on April 7 with unclear details about safety and court related matters.
Meeting request and charitable aid in rough form
A fragmented note requests a Sunday morning meeting at a domed space at 10 a.m. to organize help, to bring tools and a shovel, and to contribute a loaf of brown bread. The writer signs as SIMONSEN Von Mayer and asks for assistance from an Indy friend.
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Pilin
No Sale of Liquor in U S After 1923
Memphis Tenn April 2 Ex Govern Morh Matterson of Tennessee predicts no liquor sales in the United States after 1923 if three fourths of states approve the federal constitutional amendment. He cites progress toward ratification as several states that opposed prohibition adopt the amendment. Governor Patterson notes Alabama may carry the election as the prohibitions pass.
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Memphis
Tenn
United States
Morh. Matterson
Tennessee
Alabama
Fional AnthSalvon
Pyt
Isreon
Patterson
Tiguer
Norene Soner Leads Workshop at Weal on Mondiy
The Norene Soner chaired the workshop yesterday on Monday at the Weal, reporting higher attendance and increased woke activity. The event featured speakers including Meso Robert Heseon and Che A0hormouE, with notable notes on wool crafting and knitting department demonstrations.
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Norene Soner
Ohare
Robert Heseon
Dee
Henderson
Mee
Simeneen
Tom Montel
Girls Run Tractors on University Farm
A University farm project features girls piloting tractors in daily work and demonstrations. The piece notes student involvement during farm experiments, with social events and community interest tied to the program and its games and competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Elko County youth exhibit praised at homemakers week
The Elko county boys and girls club sewing and handicraft display at Reno’s homemakers week drew praise. Eleven year old Calvert Stephens from Cobre built a chalk box wagon with improvised tools, while Clover Valley School pupils made breadboards from soap box ends to curb waste.
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Elko County
Boys’ and Girls’ Club
Homemakers Week
Reno
Calvert Stephens
Cobre
Signal School
Clover Valley
Notice from Y & Son on Market Closure
Notice from Y & Son stating the Tepembear Market will close due to restrictions. They thank patrons of Etke for support and express hope to reopen when conditions improve in the business world.
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Jan Bey
Etke
Y & Son
Kaiser Name Sparks Surname Change in Youngstown Probate
In Youngstown on April 2 the Kaiser name prompted probate action. Kaleer and others sought to change their surnames to Res, and the court granted the requested name changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Kaiser
Kaleer Wd
Kaleer
Theie Reininet
Grant Miller to Speak at Elko Liberty Day Rally
Grant Miller a former state socialist leader and noted Nevada attorney will headline Elko's Liberty Day celebration next Saturday. He is known for blunt but forceful oratory and broad state following. A rally at the Opera House will feature local and state speakers and music, with an auto parade and decorations funded by charity drive donations. Volunteers are urged to dress cars simply to honor the day and avoid ostentation.
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A. Grant Miller
Elko’ Bi
Liberty Loaney
America
Miller
County Council of Defense
Aml Bersons
Jidce ‘Taher
Carlin Commercial Club Grows as Liberty Day Nears
J. W. Poett from Carlin reports the newly formed Carlin commercial club strengthening daily and doing good for the railroad town. Liberty Day celebration set for next Saturday with speeches and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Poett
Carlin
Poett
Litte Reilroad
Ban on Sherbets and Ices In Indianapolis Decided
The Indiana Assembly decided to ban sherbets and ices from sale or manufacture. They will not be permitted after the new rule takes effect, while producers of cream and other food products may continue operations under the new restrictions.
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India
Ain
Indiana
Creu
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Oscar J. Streeter
Pioneer
W. F. Rutherford
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Frank McBride
Eureka
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W. J. Hoyt
Hoyt Mercantile Co
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Sim Young
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Edison Gregory
Vdton
Walter S. Vane
Oakland
Ethel Lafferty
Mr . St
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Mr. W
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Joeet
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Seredee
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Red Mone Bates
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Villa
Walle Iver
Mira
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Beton Mandter
Elork
Eureka Talisade
Indus
Palis
Ford Factory
Automobile
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Goldwyn CO
Sylvia DE Penser
Hearst Pathe News
U. S
Tytterson
Ned Cross News
the McCormeck
Hoecon
Thirlby Leberski
Eelilian
Smith Wayman
Bangs
Grebe
Keser
Swander
Geboweld
Chintum
Hay
Ehentersoi
J. T Henderson
Mere Combe
Moore
Gardner
Sionen
Grizwell
Tellere Miller
Eneitler
Tego” Werling
Taegan
Frith Reid
Grant Miller
Pound Welch
Horseshoe Tobacco
Prince Albert Tobacco
Sunset Grocery Company
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