Mexicans Demand Withdrawal of U S Expeditionary Forces
Washington reports Carranza demands the United States pull out its expeditionary troops in Mexico. Officials say no withdrawal will occur now, but fear a clash if terms are not met. Mexican forces nearby include 30 000 along with 14 000 U S troops and 5 000 Gomez units moving toward the border.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Washington
Carranza
State Department
United States Expeditionary
Mexico
White House
Selare Ut
Pancho Villa
Ant
Belif
Cr Yna Vie
Arnulfo Gomez
Gomez
Cusihuiriachie
Torreon
Funsion
Market for Old Paper Quoted by Elko Hide & Junk Co
The Elko firm forwards April quotations from Hide and Leather on old paper market trends. News notes steady to firm prices with strong demand for most grades as receipts rise. Prices listed: old newspapers 15 to 16 dollars, mixed paper 14 to 16, heavy book stock 36 to 38, light book stock 33 to 34 per ton Chicago delivery. Freight from Elko to Chicago is 12 dollars per ton and deducted.
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Elko Hide & Junk Company
Hide and Leather
Hide and Junk
Nevada
Consumiera
Chicago
Elko Hide & Junk Co
Elko
Mexicans Fire On U S Troops At Parral Clash Reported
Dispatches from San Antonio indicate a clash near Parral between Carrancistas and U S expeditionary forces. Major Guitierrez reports Parral locals fired on dawn arrival of Americans, mistaken for soldiers. Secretary Lansing says civilians fired first. Pershing has not yet reported casualties. The事件 lacks clear dates and some lines are garbled.
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Sy Pac
San Antonio
Parral
Guitierrez
Cirranza
Letcher
Chihuahua City
Funston
Letcher Panatqi
Ctizens
Disputche Uvransa
Pershing
Washington
Lansing
Uidge
Popular Couple United in Quiet Elko Wedding
Last evening at the bride's parents home Judge H. A. Castle joined Clifton R. Gilbert and Miss Hasel L. Currey in marriage. The ceremony was intimate with relatives and a few close friends. Afterward the party traveled to Carlin for a supper and dance in their honor.
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H. A. Castle
Clifton R. Gilbert
Hasel L. Currey
Elko
Barclay Critchley
Edith Currey
Carlin
Mex
Gilbert
Danish Steamer Dorothea Sunk by Mine
April 1 in YMUDEN Holland the Danish steamer Dorothea was sunk after striking a mine. The scene reports the vessel escaped with all on board unhurt though several individuals are listed among locals and visitors at various addresses including the Mayer Hotel and Randolph avenues.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Ymuden
Holland
Dorothet
French claim knowledge of Sussex sinking
The French ministry of marine issued a statement saying they destroyed the German submarine that attacked the Sussex and that its commander and crew confirmed the information. The report notes doubt about the claim and questions why the German commander would disclose such details to the enemy.
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Sussex
Pac
Int'l News Service
Varis
Ministry of Marine
Roosevelt Plans Midwest Speech Tour for Nomination
Colonel Roosevelt gears up for a middle west speaking campaign starting April 27 in Illinois before the bar association. He will visit major cities to gauge public sentiment on the presidential race and determine whether he will openly seek the nomination.
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Pacano Lat
New York
Roosevelt
Middle West
Illinois Bar Association
Interpose Challenge to Grand Jurors Over Bias
Attorneys Van Fleet and Memara challenged grand jurors for bias as the panel met to consider the Bachman case. Indictments are anticipated for horse theft from multiple parties after new evidence emerged. Judge Taber awaits decision while a sheriff reports a dead man found near Shafter and an inquest is planned.
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van Fleet
Memara
Muattere
Sam Bachman
Erand
H. A. Agee
Hight
Bachman
Ucround
Taber
Harris
Shafter
Justice of the Peace Hill
Welle
Daylight Burglary Hits Court Street Home
A burglar entered Mrs. Margaret Green's Court street residence yesterday afternoon between three and five o'clock and escaped with two stick pins and a safety razor. The intruder, seen earlier at other houses asking for shoes, likely fled after being frightened, having entered only one room. other jewelry remained untouched.
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Margaret Green
Court Street
Earl
R. W. Hesson
German note being decoded as U S weighs new German pledge
Washington April 18 The German note on submarine warfare and the Sussex incident has arrived and is being decoded. The president may offer Germany another chance to reframe pledges in line with international law. The administration will not accept Germany’s claim that the Sussex was not attacked.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Washington
Germany
May Again Sue Standard Oil Co for Trust Allegations
Attorney General Gregory says the Justice Department contemplates suing Standard Oil as a trust for not divorcing subsidiary companies as required. He refuses to provide Congress with information, stating the refusal serves the public interest.
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ByPac
Int'l News Service
Washington
Department of Justice
Standard Oil Company
Gregory
Kenyon
Congress
Weather Delays Verdun Operations On War Front
Berlin reports adverse weather hindering action near Verdun. French gas attack at Pulse lene repulsed, heavy artillery in the Meuse Woëvre Verdun area. United States evidence suggests German citizens were endangered and the passenger boat attack unwarranted.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Berlin
War Office
Verdun
Pulselene
Culmmeres
Ease
Woevre
United States
Germany
Reinforcements Urgently Sought for U S Troops
April 13 report cites grave Mexican and German threats. White House cancels New York trip and Young Democrats speech. Army officers expect Carranza attacks once U S reply to Villa pursuit is released. They urge at least 60,000 reinforcements and call for immediate militia mobilization.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Washington
New York
Young Men's Democratic Club
Carranza
Villa
Mexico
Pershing
Wright Woman Dies After Illness at Elko
Mrs W P Wright died after a week long illness from pneumonia at Boling hospital. Born April 3 1844 in Illinois she crossed to California then Washington before settling in Elko seven years ago with her husband W P Wright. Surviving children are Ward G Wright and Mrs P R Strange. Funeral at Keyser chapel tomorrow 2 pm with interment in Masonic cemetery.
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W. P. Wright
Boling Hospital
Plains
California
Washington
Olympia
Oregon
Elko
Ward G. Wright
P. R. Strange
More Ships Sunk Off Harwick Coast
British steamers Robert Adamson of 2978 tons and Angus of 36 tons were sunk by submarines near Harwick on April 13. All crew members were saved.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Harwick
Robert Adamson
Angus
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