Wall Saves Galveston From Sturn
Galveston, Texas endures 120 mph winds wrecking towns and killing many. The seawall holds but widespread damage and debris fill streets as residents shelter inside. Port Arthur steamer pilots and numerous locomotives are wrecked. Padre Island and Padre Island area suffer high waves.
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French Army Wins Glorious Victory Over German Forces
Paris Aug 19 French forces gained control of Fleury after repulsing two major German assaults along the Avoncourt salient near the Meuse. The battle saw heavy rain and artillery fire as troops pushed back German troops and grimly fought through a perilous clash.
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Hughes Delivers Campaign Trail Addresses in California
Republican presidential candidate Charles E. Hughes spoke to 14 000 people in the Auditorium, 5 000 at the Union Iron Works, and an afternoon crowd in Oakland. He plans to depart tonight for Los Angeles.
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After the Hurricane Wreaks Wide Across Galveston
Citizens recall 1900 era storms as the Gulf roars near the seawall. Telephone lines and telegraph posts cling to their poles while chaos and cheers mix amid widespread damage. Animals perish and others find refuge as rescue efforts unfold along Strand Street and M Street amid ruined storefronts.
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British Push North of Somme Front in August Advance
British forces penetrated German positions north of the Somme as German troops retired from the Guille Mont Maurepas line. Ver dun bombarded as fighting rages. French forces attacked Fleury last night.
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King of Drivers Geers Invited to Elko Rodeo Exhibition
Edward Pop Geers, famed harness racer known as king of the turf, is reportedly invited by promoter S Garcia and Rodeo press agent Wil McNeil to attend Elko Rodeo for an exhibition race. An Elko source recalls Geers’ early Tennessee wins and racing fame. Columbus Grand Circuit marks his first sub-2 minute race in 45 years, with Napoleon Direct setting fast times. Marriage report notes Adolph Langatroff and Anna Elvira Fields wed in Weaverville.
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Large passenger list and many Americans among lost allied ships
Lloyd's reports the Italian liner Stumpatin of 9000 tons, armed and 475 by 55 feet, sunk last night in the Mediterranean en route to New York with many passengers and war munitions aboard. Unconfirmed reports say numerous Americans were aboard. the ship departed New York July 16 and arrived Genoa with passengers and munitions for the Allies.
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Hughes Rebuked by Allies Over Herrick Remarks
Franklin Aug. 19 Charles E Hughes denounced by allies as he is accused of gross misrepresentation by John L Wilson of Pennsylvania. Wilson, Herrick's Paris visitor and friend, defends Herrick and criticizes Hughes while noting Herrick wished to depart France and thanked Wilson for his praise of the ambassador.
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Weaverville-born figure hosts popular room in Nevada and California
A native of Weaverville and a social figure in Nevada and California draws many friends to a popular gathering in a well known room.
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Russians Push Forward on Stolk Hod Front Near Czurwiezice
Russians resume drive against Kovel breaking through near Czurwiezice and capture Toboly and surrounding area as they press along the front. Germans resist fiercely at every step of the advance.
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Senate passes bill for federal employees on duty injuries
Washington Aug 19 The Senate approved President proposed general compensation for federal employes hurt while serving on duty The measure now goes to the House for action and awaits debate and approval.
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Army Mexico Should Come Out
Washington, Aug. 19. State Department officials said General Funston urged immediate withdrawal of the Punking expedition from Mexico and is in full accord with President Wilson's peaceful policy. If adopted, a large majority of about 150 militiamen on the border will head home within a day or eve. E. Scott and family of Reno planned a visit en route to Lahaule, as Scott works with the Agricultural Department and foresees Elko County’s agrarian future.
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Soul Mates at Bradley Tonight and Sunday Evening
Splendid pictures at Bradley Theatre tonight and Sunday evening feature Soul Mates, a William Russell masterpiece with an all star cast. Tomorrow night another gripping play promises a high quality, thrilling show to meet public demand.
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Political Nods and Petitions Mark Local Election Year
Several questions weigh on county and state conventions over independent petitions and nominating processes. Independent candidates filed petitions by Sept 5, matching regular nominees, while delegates face restrictions on signatures. A Nevada master’s return and a grammar school principal’s home visit punctuate the page.
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Ultimatum by Wilson on Strike
The rail road brotherhoods adjourned until 10 o'clock Monday morning and rest their case with President Wilson. Railroad presidents and managers hold private talks awaiting a press statement. They expect negotiations to continue and will maintain that acceptance of the Wilson plan is central to their position.
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