Ford Expedition Starts Saturday
Henry Ford arrives in New York and plans to launch his expedition with delegates joining in Christiana. A three year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Olin, dies after a fall from a car running board amid a sorrowful family scene and community condolences.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
New York
Henry Ford
Christiana
Secretary of State
Albert Olin
Doctors Hood and
West
Olin
Rachael
Jove
Kingdom of Heaven
Kentuckians Shoot Wisconsin Officials
Three Kentuckians shot two deputy sheriffs in Ritineland, Wisconsin, seriously wounding them. The fugitives fled into the wilderness west of town as militia and citizens chased them, surrounding the trio in a swamp. They vowed not to be taken alive, and a battle was anticipated.
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Pac
Int'l
Ritinelander
Wisconsin
Erie
Here
Two More Ships Sent Bottom in Mediterranean Losses
London reports two British steamers the Orange Prince of 3583 tons and the Colense of 861 tons were sunk by a submarine in the Mediterranean with many crew lost on the Prince. The Board of Trade says in November 5 percent of British steamers were lost, totaling 61072 tons and 646 lives. Thirty five sailing vessels were sunk, with six lives lost.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
London
Mediterranean
Board of Trade
Winslow Reports on Mexican Affairs
Admiral Winslow wirelessed from San Francisco that he visited Los Mochis inland from Tobolobampo and found the Carranzista governor of Sinola province promising protection for American lives and property. He reported American homes looted by Villista raiders. At four this afternoon thirty nine jurors were summoned. seven remained.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
San Francisco
Winslow
Los Mochis
Tobolobampo
Sinola
Japanese ruler welcomes fourth son in royal birth
Tokyo December 2 The empress Sadaken gave birth to a son last evening, the fourth son born to the royal couple.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Tokio
Sadaken
Cohn Acquitted of Embezzlement Charge
John Cohn of Carlin was found not guilty of embezzling merchandise worth about 150 dollars. The trial revealed a sharp conflict of evidence with a first eight to four vote for acquittal and many ballots before the verdict. The defense said goods were part payment for Cohn's store management services with owner consent. the jury accepted reasonable doubt. Cohn and his wife and sister in law left for Carlin.
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John Cohn
Carlin
L. J. Dreeben
Elko
Elko County
Greek steamer Zarafis sunk by submarine in Mediterranean
London dispatch reports the Greek steamship Zarafis of 2904 tons burden, sailing from Piracus and owned by Michalinos Maritime and Commercial, sunk by a submarine in the Mediterranean. Crew is said to have been saved, marking the first Greek ship reported sunk and possibly affecting the Athens crisis.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
London
Zarafis
Piracus
Michalinos Maritime and Commercial Company
Mediterranean
Canal's Reopening Uncertain Says Goethals
Washington dispatch reports that Walter Goethals says the canal reopening for traffic is impossible to predict due to earth movements. Geologists' safe spots were later hit by heavy slides, forcing continued digging and assessment before traffic can resume.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Washington
Goethals
Germans occupy Montenegrin towns. Serbians captured
Berlin dispatch reports German forces seizing Boljanic Plevije and Jabuke towns west of the Lim river in Montenegro. Southwest of Mitrovitza, 4 000 Serbians and 2 cannon were captured in operations.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Berlin
Boljanic
Plevije
Jabuke
Lim River
Mitrovitza
Now Covers Atlantic States Weather Update
A general snow event spreads across the North Atlantic states today. Colder temperatures accompany the first snow of the season as Washington reports this broad coverage and shifting weather conditions.
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Atlantic States
Pac. and
Int'l News Service
Washington
North Atlantic States
Wooed and Won by an Angel in Ruby Valley
A Nevada Ruby valley maiden Agnes Leone Griswold was married to Henry W. Angel of Watsonville California at her mother's ranch in Ruby Valley. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. M. Swander with relatives and friends in attendance. The couple will reside in Watsonville after a wedding journey.
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Ruby Valley
Nevada
Angel
California
Henry W. Angel
Watsonville
Agnes Leone Griswold
Willeam Griswold
C. W. Griswold
Lamoille
Amy Griswold
J. M. Swander
Presbyterian Church, “Lke
Arthur Griswold
Margaret
Weatminiater College
Salt Lake City
Joe
Stanley
Charles
Wallace
Will Woolverton
Won
Rufus
Wilber Gardner
Misa Johnson
Wells
Kendrick Dies at Carson City After Long Strait
Telegram from Carson City reports Edward S Kendrick died at 2 50 am he was about 65 tied to a murder case in Elko County 1889 involving Otto Hugo his wife s stepfather Kendrick later showed kindness in prison and earned respect and paroled for reform but violated parole drinking led to his final decline Ed Kendrick son travels to arrange funeral in Carson City with a note that despite crimes there was much good in him and a wish for forgiveness and peace
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Carson City
Edward
Kendrick
Otto Hugo
Elko County
Bigelow
Love
George F. Talbot
Webster Dorsey
Port Halleck
Hugo
Lamoille
Bob Skaggs
C. L. C. Fairchild
Tuscarora
Carson
Monastir 15 Still Holding Out
Reports from the front dated December 1 state Monastir remains in possession despite heavy forces directed at it. The item lists state land receipts and applications totaling 6,960.67 with 960 acres applied for under C. IL, Deady, State Land Register.
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Monastir 15
Pac
Int'l News Service
Salonika
Monastir
C. IL
Deady
State Land Register
England Plans Hard Campaign In Dardanelles War
London reports 50,000 Bulgarians freed by Prizrend capture and marching south to reinforce Constantinople. Allies vow to press the Dardanelles campaign with aims to recover Serbia humble Bulgaria curb Teuton Turkish lines gain Greek and Romanian aid.
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Pac
Int'l
London
Prizrend
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Kitchener
Egypt
Serbia
Bulgaria
Greece
Roumania
Evening High School Basketball Doubleheader in Elko
Tomorrow night features a packed schedule in Elko with Lovelock girls facing Elko at 8 and Metropolis boys meeting Elko soon after. The girls, led by Miss Bind, emphasize teamwork despite key losses, while the Elko boys show promising material and will aim to challenge top state teams. A 7:45 preliminary pits Frestiman against the Sophomores, with a large crowd expected to witness the season opener and town team help on the floor.
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Etko
Lovelock High School
Elko High School
Metropolis H. S
Elko H. S
Miss Bind
Geraldine Helfrich
Lelia Ogilvie
Esther Noble
Hazel Francis
Addie McNemee
Margaret Black
Adele Clinton
Leona Thompson
Lyla Jones
Nettie Gardner
Agnes Riddell
Marie Lamon
Porter
Clawson
W. Mayer
Harold Fernald
Hugh Lipparelli
M. Mayer
J. Sutton
Gerald Clinton
Dewey Conrad
Tom Middleton
Frank Case
Bert Leslie
Elko Boys
Frestiman and
Sophmores
Lkely
Germans Prepare Drive Near Paris
Reports from Paris state German forces are poised for a major offensive around the Campagne region between the Olke and the Somme, the closest approach to Paris at about 40 miles northeast. Military analysts anticipate an infantry driven campaign possibly aided by gas. A Nevada Central derailment near Austin last week injured a lone passenger with a head bump while the conductor evacuated. Joseph Johnstone arrived from Deeth on No. 19.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Paris
Olke
Somme
Nevada Central
Austin
Hamburg American Trial Jury Deliberates in Neutrality Case
New York dispatch reports the Hamburg American line officials face a jury over alleged farm manifest fraud. Defense claims officials did not violate neutrality laws by aiding German warships, while prosecutors say authorities pursued the case to expose government failures. Seattle jewelry robbery yields about 1500 in diamonds and 600 in cash. robbers at large.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
New York
Department of Justice
Rand
Pacangint'l News Service
Seattle
Wilk
Cualomera
Booth bound over for trial in Tonopah libel case
W. W. Booth appeared before Justice Dunseath at Tonopah for a preliminary examination on a criminal libel charge filed by District Attorney Sanders and county commissioners. After testimony and argument, the justice bound Booth over to the District Court in $3,000 bond.
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W. W. Booth
Tonopah Bohanza
Justice of the Peace
Dunseath
Tonopah
Sanders
Board 1 County Commissioners
Booth
Mineral production tops two billion dollars in 1914
The United States Geological Survey reports 1914 mineral production at $2,114,946,024 with metalite valued at $691,343 and non metallic products at $1,423,395,681. In San Francisco, T. Cleveland married Mrs. Alice Woodbury Lyons of Carson on Monday afternoon December 29, a union welcomed by many friends here.
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United States
United States Geological Survey
BE T. Cleveland
San Francisco
Alice Woodbury Lyons
Carson
J. P. Woodbury
Miss Woodbury
Kitchener To Reassume War Department Duties
Premier Asquith announced that Lord Kitchener will again head the War Department immediately upon his return from a recent trip. The statement ends circulating rumors about his possible replacement and confirms continuity in leadership of Britain’s war ministry during wartime.
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London
Asquith
Lord Kitchener
War Department
Kit¢chener
German Riots Fail to Downgrade Paris Strife
Paris dispatches report censorship hides the full war scene as food riots rage in Germany. Milan sources claim state troops killed about 200 workers in Berlin during the recent disturbances. The outside world remains aware of ongoing European conflict amid tight information controls.
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Paris
Europe
Milan
Berlin
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Pire
Joseph Johnstone
Deeth
Broad
Castic
Rob
WAR Dept
O. K
Ghirardelli
Baker's
Sunset Grocery Company
Fifth Street
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