German and Austrian Unrest Across Central Europe
Reports say Berlin munition workers strike persists with unions defying return to work and threats to be conscripted. Sweden sees large hunger protests outside parliament as Swartz outlines food shortages and Branting vows action. Hunger demonstrations also noted in Switzerland amid ration reductions.
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Battle ship New Mexico Launched in New York Yard
A new dreadnought joins the U S Navy as the battleship New Mexico is launched at the New York navy yard. The vessel is described as matching the strength of any battleship afloat and marks a significant addition to marine power.
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World War I Era Allied Dialog and Battles Report
San Francisco reports a Shackleton lecture stirs 7 000 listeners as allies share spotlight with French and British. vagrancy arrest cases in court. Mesopotamian events signal Turkish withdrawals and German transports flee Libau. British forces renew off ensive near Cambrai with progress on the Hindenburg line.
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British Lords in Washington Arrive for War Council
A delegation led by Arthur James Balfour arrives in Washington for a vital conference with American leaders. The group travels under tight security to the capital, with bridges and tunnels guarded and the route undisclosed to protect against fanatic threats.
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Family volunteers for military service show patriotism
An Elko family of a mother and two sons volunteers for service. Mrs Lasse, a trained nurse, joins the Red Cross. One son enters the navy and the other the army, demonstrating strong patriotic spirit.
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Balfour Calls On Secretary Lansing Then Meets President
British minister Arthur J. Balfour visits Washington for a short conference with Secretary Lansing and a meeting with the president in the Blue Room. A wild west show parade passes outside as social formalities and a war situation conference are planned for next Wednesday.
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China Neares War as Berlin Detention Sparks Sentiment
War sentiment rises in China over Germany detaining the Chinese minister in Berlin and holding Chinese students in Berlin and Munich. Military governors plan a conference on April 25 with most favoring war though disagree on alliance stance, signaling possible independent Chinese declaration.
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Elko Red Cross forms temporary chapter at Pythian hall
Elko Nevada forms a temporary American Red Cross chapter with Mrs. Otto T Williams as chairwoman Mrs J B Fitzgerald secretary and Mr John Henderson treasurer The group plans a permanent organization and immediate active work Over 100 signed the membership list that day rising to 144 by meeting end Lieutenant Banker praised civic spirit and urged continued support. local shale oil speculation also noted with 10 pounds yielding about 3 pounds of crude oil from shale beds near town.
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Fierce fighting erupts in Cheng Tu as Lee Chuen clashes with Yunnan troops
In Cheng Tu China fighting breaks out between Lee Chuen forces and Yunnan troops. The city with 800000 residents hosts eight foreign missions and has seen Yunnan revolts since Yuan Shi Kai proclaimed himself emperor.
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New Chimes for the University of California Berkeley
Bells weighing about six tons arrived from Europe to replace the existing chimes in the Sather Campanile. A bell hanger from England will install them, a process expected to take place within a few weeks.
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Supreme Court Affirms Oregon California Land Decree
The Supreme Court upheld a federal court ruling stopping the Southern Pacific Railroad from disposing of timber and minerals on land granted by Congress. The decision also awards the government control over about 2,300,000 acres in Oregon and Washington valued around 30 million dollars.
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Lecture by Prof Jensen on Kipling and Tagore
Saturday evening at Pythian hall Prof Jensen presented a lecture in the Dra per club series titled The Imperialism of Rudyard Kipling contrasted with the Individualism of Tagore. He quoted from both writers and connected the ideas to nations at war including the United States. The final lecture will cover Abraham Lincoln.
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March exports hit record value despite uboat campaign
Washington reports American exports in March at 551,278,000 dollars, second only to January as the best month in U S history. Imports also reached a new high of 270,484,000 dollars, setting a national record.
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Friedman Wins Suit Instituted By Jones
The jury in a $100,000 libel suit from Winnemucca returned a unanimous verdict in Friedman’s favor after sixteen minutes. The case centered on a telegram Friedman sent to over 600 Rochester Mines stockholders denying Jones statements about ore shoot rake at Crown Point No 1. Jones sought $1000 in damages for alleged libel. Friedman claimed the telegram reflected his belief that Jones was a dangerous wildcatter in Nevada. The trial lasted eleven days before Judge Ducker.
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Crystal Land Co Incorporation Filed In County Clerk
Articles of incorporation for the Crystal Land Co are filed with the county clerk. Capitalization is $60,000 with $10 shares. Subscribers include W. A. Reinken S. L. Wines and B. G. Mc Bride. Paid-in capital totals $3,000.
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Darcy Enlists in Aviation Corps at Memphis Camp
April 23 Les Darcy an Australian publican enlisted in the reserve aviation corps of the United States Army at the Memphis training camp.
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Nebraska Governor Signs Suffrage and Prohibition Bills
Governor Keith Neville signed suffrage and prohibition measures. The suffrage bill grants women partial voting rights for president and other non enumerated offices, while the prohibition bill allows householders to store small quantities for personal use amid drought. Local notes mention Mrs E Crown and Miss Katie Crown visiting, and A M Woodward named administrator for Mary J Woodward's estate.
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