Kaiser says all nations want peace and end to war
The Reichstag backs peace without annexations or indemnities as the core of its peace resolutions. Russia offers similar terms at Brest-Litovsk and proposes referendums to decide status for non independent groups. Germany names Dr Vokhurtnmann as permanent chairman of the conference and Emperor William intends to travel to Brest Litovek if diplomats convene a wider peace assembly.
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Belief Governor to Receive Army Commission and Resign
The Appeal notes speculation that Governor Boyle will gain an army commission in Washington and resign the governorship. Friends say Acting Governor Sullivan would then assume the office and pursue the gubernatorial nomination next fall, with Sullivan already stating he would run if Boyle resigns.
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Two American Seamen Lost From Transport
Washington reports Scott Murphy of Oroville California and George K Vidabi of Arlington New Jersey as seamen lost overboard from a transport on December 17. Also notes a Christmas night dance at Bradley Opera House by the Elks with proceeds for the county high school athletic fund.
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Oroville
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George K. Vidabi
Arlington
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Hide of two-year-old heifer found in trash north of town
A four piece cow hide wrapped in a bag was found in a trash pile north of town last Saturday. It shows the animal had been quar tered before skinning and bears the dim Henderson and Griswold brand. The hides signs indicate the car and neck wattle missing, suggesting recent butchering. Investigation is underway.
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Henderson & Griswold
Bolsheviki Advance On Opposing Army Near Petrograd
A Caucasian army of 100000 men advances on the rear of General Kaledines’s forces, per the Bolshevik press bureau. The move marks a widening front as the bolshevik drive presses toward the opposing army near Petrograd.
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President Wilson summons railroad chiefs for war crisis plan
President Wilson calls leaders of the four railway brotherhoods to the White House for a conference next Thursday. He is expected to outline actions needed to secure more efficient transportation during the war crisis and discuss wartime transportation demands with union representatives.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Industrial School Auction Under Investigation by Nevada Board
The Nevada Industrial School board is conducting a full inquiry into recent reconstructions at the school. Legal counsel has been called as questions of law arise. Tensions between older staff and manager G B Hoag prompted Superintendent Kyle's resignation. The probe centers on a letter to a female employee opened by Hoag and its partial contents shared. The letter’s postmark shows it passed the post, and the envelope stamp was missing when delivered. A former student authored the letter. one sentence could be serious in isolation but not overall. Kyle returns from Reno as Hoag heads west.
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Chapin Family Arrives From Ely for Christmas
N H Chapin arrived from Ely yesterday and will spend Christmas here with Mrs Chapin who has been visiting for a couple of weeks. They plan to return to their home Thursday.
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Yorkshire court hears farmer lass witness tale inquiry
A buxom farm lass testified in a Yorkshire country court regarding a delicate matter. She said her sweetheart might know something, prompting the judge to order him summoned. She blushed and warned it would be difficult to persuade him to appear before the gathered gentlemen.
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Ian
Political Gossip Hints Boyle may stay in Washington
A Reno or Carson City political brief notes Governor Boyle delaying resignation and remaining in Washington to wait for treasury and financier terms on silver pricing. It mentions a possible war department commission and Sullivan readiness to run for governor if Boyle retires. Also covers national prohibition momentum and a Census of dry and wet states with dates and state listings.
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Deeth and Starr News Items Reflect Local Travel and Events
Local residents report visits to Elko and Winnemucca with trips by Ed Smiley Mrs J W Truett and others. Transfers and injuries noted including a basketball accident. Christmas fundraiser in Starr Valley tickets on sale. Rebekah Lodge and Red Cross events held in Deeth with community affairs and winter arrangements.
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Elko
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Bert Goodale
John Araut
Western Pacific
Deeth
Winnemucca
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Elke
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E Hateh
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Salt Laxe
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Crosson
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Kaiser to Issue Peace Proposals on Christmas
Rome dispatch says credible information indicates the German emperor will issue a declaration on Christmas Day presenting peace proposals. The report, coming from headquarters, suggests the new proposal aims to end hostilities.
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Kaiser
Rome
Kaiver
Italians Drive Germans Back Over the Piave River
Rome reports that enemy forces which crossed and erased the Piave at Piave Vecchia have been driven back across the river. On the mountain front Austro-German forces briefly breached Hallan positions near Aslaro, in Base Monte Valbella, but were halted at Hallan rear lines as Italian counterattacks produced satisfactory gains.
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Home Guard Enlists Ninety In Local Company
Ninety men enlist in the Home Guard after a competitive examination by Captain George C. Jensen. Corporals named include M. B. Badly Be Vorbett, Lance Keady Chas, LeMosy Roy Hesson, Toomas Jack, Geeter DB. Russell, Otto T. Willlane, John BE. Robbins, Carey Van Fiett, and Willian Beinken. A banquet is planned Friday night at the Mayer hotel with war veterans in attendance. An exhibition drill by two squads was staged, and plans for future company movement and organization were noted.
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Charlie
Brenderson
Elke Holy Guards
M. B. Badly Be Vorbett
Lance Keady Chas
LeMosy Roy Hesson
Toomas Jack
Geeter DB. Russell
Otto T. Willane
John BE. Robbins
Carey van Fiett
Willian Beinken
Turhaul
Mtan
Avants
Newt Summer
Red Cross Drive Reaches Target in Lanagan County
The Red Cross membership drive in Leaven area reports strong support with over 200 members pledged, surpassing the initial goal of 14. County leaders praise volunteers for tireless efforts and call for continued aid for war relief. A Christmas message extends thanks to friends, patrons, soldiers in France, and the public, wishing peace and safe returns.
France Faces Grave Question on Birth and Death Rates
A French policy debate centers on a shifting birth rate amid war losses. Government proposals offer maternity support from 40 cents to a dollar a day during four months before birth and yearly subsidies of 100 to 200 dollars for large families. The issue follows German prompts for broader marriage incentives, stirring Swiss Catholic protest and feminist views on sacrifice and future security.
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Germany
Eugene Brieux
Elko High Triumphs In Tight Starr Valley Battle 28 26
Elko High edged Starr Valley 28 to 26 after a tough second half on a slippery floor at Satur. Starr Valley struggled early but rallied to tie the game at one point as the crowd roared. Tom Middleton starred for Elko at center, with the team praised for sportsmanship and effort.
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Ais
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Starr ‘Alley Boya
Christmas Packets Reach Destination
The Red Cross Chapter reports 300 packets sent to troops, 46 reaching the Presidio and Colonel RC Croxton of the 63rd Infantry thanks the Red Cross. Washington notes receipt of 100 French Pillow cases and the $153.25 from the Bradley Opera House benefit, with thanks to Mrs. Bradley for her selfless efforts.
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Defeat Spirit Shaped by Familiar Floor Alas
A team framed by a strong effort, the margin shifted if the floor had been known. The lineup included Elko Starr Valley Middleton Eastwood Stoker Sutton Sriswold McCormick, reflecting a resilient but unfortunate result.
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