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Elko Independent

Location

Elko, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1916

Page

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Germans Prepare Another Assault At Ypres Front Meuse Gap

Paris dispatch reports French war office warning of a new German grand assault between the Meuse and Vaux with ceaseless heavy artillery. Germans penetrated Dead Man's Hill trenches briefly before being driven back. Courette Wood attack repulsed while French bomb Sofia and British recapture trenches near Ypres.

Pac Int Paris French War Office Meuse Vaux Dead Man’s Hill Courette Wood Sofia Amsterdam Berlin Ypres Dead Man's Hill

Stanford Wins Boat Race Over Cal in Varsity Match

Stanford triumphed in the three mile varsity boat race against the University of California by six boat lengths with a 13 minute 23 second time. The Cardinal also took the freshman race by four lengths and the second varsity race by three lengths while California won the second freshman race by three lengths.

Oakland Stanford University of California Cardinals Bears California

Russians Drunk When the Emden Attacked

Petrograd report on the 1914 Emden raid describes the cruiser Shenvtehug's destruction at Penang. Captain Tcherkas sow and four officers were found negligent as most of the crew were ashore or intoxicated, while whiskey and Japanese women were aboard during the raid.

Pac Int'l Petrograd Tcherkassow Shenv- Tehug Emden Penang Mata Straits Settlements Duma

Death of Helen Ducker 12 in Humboldt community

After a ten day illness Helen Claire Ducker 12 died at home of Judge Edw. A. Ducker and wife from pneumonia with rheumatic heart. Born in Winnemucca she lived here all her life. survived by her parents and brother Edward. Funeral held at 4 PM from East Fourth Street, M. E. church. interment at Masonic cemetery.

Humboldt Star Helen Claire Ducker Edw. A. Ducker Winnemucca Edward Little Helen East Fourth Street P. H. Willis M. E. Shurch Masonic Cemetery

Honorary Visitors to State University Names

Governor Boyle appointed a two year Honorary Board of Visitors at the University of Nevada naming noted citizens across Carson Ely Fallon Eureka Reno and other towns. J T Earl remains on the board after a year.

Boyle University of Nevada J. T. Earl Cross Carson Rev. H. H McCrerry B. W. Coleman Ely E. E. Caine Elko I. H. Ken Fallon Daniel Morrison Eure Frank I’. Langan Virginia City J. L. Miller Hawthorne Prince A. Hawkins Reno George Russell, Jr Battle Mountain Thomas J. Bell Berlin T. G. Farrer Gardnerville Milton L. Lee Pioche Joseph Wilson, Jr Nordykedra McParland Indian Springs E. A. Ducker Winnemucca J. T. Bart Bunkville

Roceay Mountain Cyclone Publication Delays Explained

In a tongue in cheek note the Roceay Mountain Cyclone announces publication start and defends spelling and letter shortages. The editors joke about missing letters delaying the issue while urging patience and civic responsibility.

Generals Scott and Funston Meet Over Mexican Situation

General Scott arrived in San Antonio and conferred with General Funston through the night on the Mexican situation. They plan to resume talks this afternoon as Secretary Baker weighs the expeditionary forces. Pershing’s troops remain ready, Villa’s role diminishes. Warships to be ready by May 20, per the dispatch.

Pac Era Newa Service San Antonio General Scott Funston Baker Scott General Pershing Pershing Villa

Tammany Man Declines New York Post Office

President nominates Robert F. Wagner for New York postmastership. Wagner, a prominent progressive Tammany politician, declines the position, saying he is honored but aims to pursue political goals elsewhere.

Tammany Man New York

Navy Yard Officials Implicated in Drug Case Confessions

San Francisco April 22 Mare Island navy yard officials are implicated by confessions of Mrs Lon Cochran and Louis Clark drug traffickers. Officials say the Pharmacy Board is conducting an investigation.

Navy Yard Pac. and !Ni't News Service San Francisco Mare Island Navy Yard Lon Cochran Louis Clark Pharmacy Board

The Significance of Easter by C C Goodwin

The essay traces Easter from ancient reverence for spring to Christian resurrection meaning. It links renewal to human progress, noting steam engines, printing, electricity, and communications as signs of awakening. It urges beauty, art, and humane cities as offerings to the Creator and to the coming immortality.

C. C. Goodwin Christiane Earth Heaven

Senator Pittman Answers Editorial to Nevada Road Plans

Senator Pittman replies to Carson City Daily Appeal, discussing a 7,000,000 acre land grant bill for highway funding, the need for competitive bidding, and Senate bills 2519 to encourage water settlement and public lands. He argues for balancing road, education, and settlement goals, noting federal constraints and state impacts.

T. D. VanDevort Carson City Daily Appeal Carson City Nevada Mr. VanDevort Senate House Public Lands Committee Congress United States Senate Flanigan Department of the Interior House of Representatives

Wool Market Is Less Active This Week

The Boston wool market shows slightly weaker activity this week though values remain well maintained across grades. Crimming & Pierce Co reports strong sales with Merinos and crossbreds bringing firmer prices. An important cabinet meeting is anticipated Tuesday in Washington as reports from General Scott and Ambassador Gerrard are awaited.

San Francisco Boston Crimming & Pierce Co Pacard Int'l News Service Washington Stone Congress General Scott Gerrard

Sacramento Car Collision Leaves Two Dead

In Sacramento on April 22 Boyd Dingman an auto salesman and Fred Ulrich a Woodland rancher were fatally injured when their vehicle struck a telegraph pole. Dingman suffered a fractured skull and destroyed eyes while Ulrich endured internal injuries. Two other occupants escaped.

Sacramento Y Pac Int'l News Service Boyd Dingman Fred Ulrich Dingman Ulrich

Ruth St Dennis among bandit hold up on Union Pacific train

Ruth St Dennis and her dance company were passengers held up on a Union Pacific passenger train near Hanna Wyoming. She saved diamonds and money by hiding them in her stocking. The report notes local wheat market plans and W H Percival proposing Elko flour mills.

Wyoming Pac Int'l News Service Hannah Wyo Ruth St. Dennis San Francisco Union Pacific W. W. Percival Elko Flour Mills

State press informs with best wishes from Pitman

A brief note from KEY PITTMAN expresses best wishes and sincere regards to the recipient, attributed to the state press bureau. The message emphasizes goodwill and formal cordiality without additional details.

Key Pittman

Bernstorff May Be Sent Home Over Neutrality Allegations

U S Attorney General Gregory sent seized papers from Wolfe von Igel to Secretary Lansing to decide if Count Bernstorff the German ambassador should be asked to explain neutrality violation allegations. Reports say passports may be handed him even if the submarining issue is unresolved as the state department awaits Gerard on Germanys reaction to Wilsons latest note.

Pac Int'l News Service Washington U. S Gregory Wolfe von Igel Lansing Count Bernstorff Bernstorff State Department Gerard Germany Wilson

Tungsten Quoted At 60 Percent Price Per Unit

Co. L. Shuppy, heavily invested in tungsten, received a Crucible Steel wire setting 60 per cent tungsten at 70 per unit or 4200 per ton with a 1 per unit penalty for ores under 60 per cent. Tonopah Bonanza reports the quotation.

L. Shuppy Crucible Steel Company Tonopah Bonanza

Chinese President Forms Responsible Cabinet

In Pekin on April 22 President Yuan Shi Kai agreed to form a cabinet to share government control. The cabinet will be headed by Tuan Chi Jui, former minister of war, and will hold all civil authority. Separately, Bengochea versus Sabala et al moved to receivership in district court with plaintiff bearing burden of proof, recess set to 2 o'clock for evidence.

Pekin Yuan Shi Kai Tuan Chi Jui Bengochea

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