Break With Austria Over Ancona Incident Seen Inevitable
Washington reports that Austria’s reply to the Ancona protest is unsatisfactory and demands all facts and testimony. Officials doubt a diplomatic break can be avoided, with Berlin and Vienna weighing a sharper note amid possible war risk. German press calls the American stance clear and decisive.
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Washington
Ancona
Austria
United States
Germany
Lusitania
Berlin
Austrit-Hungary
Lokat Anzeiny Zeitung
Tageblatt
Vossische Zeitung
Lokan Anzeiger
Wilson
Zeitung Anal Mittal
Bulgarians Halt at Greek Border in Retreat Toward Satonika
Sofia dispatch reports Bulgarian forces briefly halted at the Greek frontier and abandoned pursuit of allied forces receding toward Satonika. Officials say 18 officers, 1,234 men, and 14 cannon were captured.
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Pac
Int'l Neva
Sofia
Satonika
French Army Executes Masterly Retreat and Victory
Paris dispatch reports French forces withdrew from Serbia but won a great ten day battle near the Cerna River. Facing overwhelming numbers from Bulgaria, the French repelled repeated Bulgarian assaults with heavy losses to the Bulgarians, while French casualties were comparatively small.
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Pac
Int'l Newa Service
Paris
Serbian Macedonia
Cerna
Turkish Warriors Claim Victories
The war office reports Turkish forces stormed and captured outlying British positions at Kut El Amara in Mesopotamia and that Turkish artillery sunk a British monitor on the Tigris river near Constantinople.
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Constantinople
The
War Office
Kut-El Amara
Mesopotamia
Tigris River
Three Bandits Rob Train Near Eagleton Arkansas
Three bandits held up a Kansas City Southern train one mile south of Eagleton Arkansas last night They dynamited the express car safe and robbed it but the loot was small They did not molest passengers and fled after the robbery
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Eagleton
Arkansas
Kansas City Southern
Here
Wilson and Bride to Honeymoon at White Sulphur Springs
President Wilson and his bride plan a quiet honeymoon at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia after their December 18 wedding in Washington They will depart in the president’s private car and avoid official duties as much as possible during the trip.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Washington
Wilson
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Political Clash in the House Ends with Democratic Victory
In Washington on December 16 Republicans and Democrats fought a sharp parliamentary battle over extending the War Revenue measure for another year. Kitchen sought to rush the bill with no debate. A roll call ended with 16 votes for no debate, signaling the War Revenue tax likely to remain another year.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Washington
House
Kitchen
Jay
Mit
Rabbits Invade Heart of City At Night
News notes a rabbit invasion in the town center with multiple sightings near the coat house and Idaho street. Residents report up to twenty rabbits gathering on lawns to feed on blue joint and white clover, while a dog sighting shows the bold animal approaching a grassy area in the night.
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Lke
Idaho Street
Tuscarora Couple Wedded Today at Mayer Hotel
The Tuscarora couple Gladys Carey and Ernest Richardson married at noon in the Mayer Hotel. Rev Chas McHarneas of the Baptist church officiated before the bride’s mother and sister and a few friends. The couple plans Tuscarora as their future home as they begin married life.
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Mayer
Supt Ogilvie Resigns January in Western Pacific Eastern Division
Report from the Silver States of Winnemucca states superintendent R M Ogilvie will resign at the start of the year. He has led the Eastern division since before the road’s turnover to operations. Possible successors include J S Spelman, former Elko train master, or W Quigley of San Francisco.
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R. M. Ogilvie
Western Pacific
Winnemucca
Ogilvie
J. S. Spelman
Elko
Spelman
Quigley
San Francisco
Panics Reported Among Teutonic Colonists at Salonika
Berlin dispatch says Teutonic colonists in Salonika panic and prepare to evacuate amid fears of harsh reprisals as Greek troops withdraw and the area falls under allied control. Pac and Int'l News Service report from Berlin.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Berlin
Oversea
Salonika
Thousands of Rabbits Invade Lamoille Valley
Bert Rockwell, visiting Lamoille, reports a severe rabbit infestation with hayyards eaten four to five feet around and about five thousand rabbits seen on a hillside. Ranchers deploy poison and rabbit-proof fencing, while dogs and clubs are used to kill rabbits entering fenced yards.
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Bert Rockwell
Lamoille
County supplies poison to fight local rabbit pest
The county commissioners ordered 200 ounces of strychnine sent to Metropolis farmers to prepare poison solutions for rabbit control. An interior department expert advised on best application methods. A rumored wedding on Saturday the 18th in Biko involves a popular local teacher from Oakland.
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Metropolis
Interior Department
Metropolia
Italian Troops Landed on Albanian Shores in Occupation Force
In Rome on December 16 a large Italian force was landed on Albanian shores with an army of about 120 000 troops. Infantry cavalry and artillery formed the occupation corps with landings at Avlona Durazzo and San Giovanni di Medua.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Rome
Avalona
Durazzo
San Giovanni di Medua
Something Amiss With the Oscar II
The Oscar II remains at Kirkwall Scotland with no communication to shore. Despite public disfavor of the Ford peace party in England no hostile action is expected from the British government.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
London
Kirkwall
Scotland
Ford Peace Party
Wingfield Plans Backing for Fallon Sugar Plant
George Wingfield says he and associates may back or take over the Fallon Nevada Sugar plant. The facility is slated for public auction January 7 with an expert due to inspect the mill and local farms for spring reopening. N E Oxtoby, Bondholders' counsel from Detroit, is in Reno reporting on the bid.
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Fallon
Nevada Sugar Company
George Wingfield
Reno
N. E. Oxtoby
Detroit
Mich
Nevada
Suit Against Wallace v as Orbe DeLay and Adams Dismissed
A district court suit for 1500 arising from alleged salting of placer claims was amicably settled out of court and dismissed yesterday forenoon. Wallace versus Orbe DeLay and Adams was filed but ended with a dismissal.
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District Court
Wallace Vas. Orbe
DeLay and Adams
Nevada teachers reject pensions amid payroll juggling
About 200 of roughly 600 teachers in Nevada have rejected a pension act while the Attorney General reframes the August 31 deadline as advisory. The pension board plans to deduct money from all salaries and refund any rejected amounts on submission of forms.
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Reno Gaxetto
Old Virginia City 18 Coming Back
Reports from the Comstock mines show unusually favorable prospects for the old lode. Virginia parties say conditions are bright and idle properties may yield ore with economical development. Confidence returns among miners who recall the gold era.
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Comstock
Virginia
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