Spread Of Rabies In West Told
The Salt Lake Herald-Republican reports a rabies conference at the Utah Capitol with delegates from Nevada and eleven states plus DC, the US Public Health Service and Agriculture. Topics include rabies control, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, migratory tuberculosis subsidies, and a proposed $200000 federal appropriation to exterminate predatory animals. Dr. Kerr opened session. Utah officials urged federal cooperation and quarantine against dogs.
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Salt Lake Herald-Republican
Nevada
Jay Clemens
Reno
George Russell Jr
Elko
Dr. Lee
Carson
W. McGill
Ely
District of Columbia
United State Public Health Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Rupert Blue
United States
Utah
Rocky Mountain
Congress
West
T. B. eBatty
W. c. Woodward
Beatty
Woodward
Resolvons
John W. Kerr
Kerr
J. W. Kerr
Washington
California
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Wyoming
Blue
Spry
Reed Smoot
Board of Health
Livestock Inspection and Board
T. Tt. Beatty
T. D. Tuttle
Wallington
F. P. Gundrum
L. D. Fricks
Public Health Service
Dr. Kerr
New England
North Atlantic
District of Columbian
Pasteur
FF. Gundrum
California State Board of Health
Gundrim
Desperate Condition Reported for Basque Sheep Bands
Two Basque sheepmen managing bands for John Quintana and Pete Urrutia of Elko County reported to Eureka headquarters about 25 miles of snowbound flocks from Pancake to Pogue’s. Snow depths reached two feet with only black sage visible, leaving the sheep weak as crews cut cedar and hauled last spring lamb feed. Additional snow and winds hindered traversal. efforts to move hay and oats toward Pancake continued despite storms.
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John Quintana
Pete Urrutia
Elko County
Eureka
Hureka
Russians Capture Turkish Stronghold on Caucasus Front
Petrograd reports that Turkish forces evacuated Erzerum and the Russians now occupy the fortress. Erzerum, a major stronghold on the Caucasian front, falls to advancing forces amid ongoing warfare.
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Fac
Int'l News Service
Petrograd
Ergerum
Erzerum
Maijin Maru Sunk After Collision. 160 Lost At Sea
The Japanese liner Maijin Maru was sunk after a collision with the British steamer Limon last Wednesday night. One hundred sixty passengers and crew perished while 21 survivors were pulled from the wreckage by Limon's lifeboats and taken to Hong Kong in a damaged condition.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Shanghai
Limon
Honk Kong
Airships Bomb Albania Capital in Morning Assault
Austrian airplanes bombed Tirana this morning, with Albania capital hit by air attack. One aircraft was shot down during the raid.
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Albania
Pac
Int'l Newa
Vienna
Aviona
Durazzo
Landis Hearing Delays Federal Suit Against Baseball
Judge Landis this morning heard the motion to dismiss the Federals suit against organized baseball. He continued the matter until Monday to give Baltimore Federals a chance to present their side. The Baltimore group is dissatisfied with peace terms, while unrelated notes mention Ed Murphy and an airship incident near White Pine County and Cattaro.
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Chicago
Landis
Federals
Baltimore Federals
Baltimore
Ed. Murphy
White Pine County
Cattaro
Six Casualties In Atlantic City Hotel Fire
Six people died in a blaze that destroyed the Overbrook hotel in Atlantic City New Jersey last night. Victims include Mr and Mrs Thomas Mott Miss A Johnson Nicholas De Roy a janitor and an Overbrook hotel engineer. The fire also damaged a church and twenty frame houses with losses around 200000. Authorities report eight dead as of morning with Edward Phillipson and Josephine Garsed added to the list.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Atlantic City
N. J
Overbrook Hotel
Thomas Mott
A. Johnson
Nicholas de Roy
Overbrooks Hotel
Atlantic
Citigpeb
Edward Phillipson
Josephine Garsed
OMX LIVES LOST IN BROOKLYN FIRE
Six women died in a Brooklyn fire that destroyed the four story home of Mrs Casimir Tag. The deceased include Mrs Tag her daughters Caroline and Helen Tag Hannah Squarely a cousin and three servant girls.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Casimir Tag
Diplomatic Row Looms Over Ship Apam War Prize
Washington February 4 The British ambassador demanded the return of the Ap pam to English owners while the United States has practically ruled the ship a war prize and claims ownership for Germany.
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Washington, L. C
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Fighting Near Neuville and Loos Escalates on Front
Reports from Berlin on February 4 indicate booming artillery duels near Loos Neuville and especially Argonne. Trenches see rising activity and frequent hand grenade exchanges as the fighting intensifies.
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Berlin
Loos
Neuville
Argonne
John P. Morrow Is Laid To Rest In Reno Masonry Rites
The funeral for John P. Morrow pioneer Reno banker was held this afternoon with Masonic rites. The procession and service at the temple featured floral tributes from Reno Bank and many former associates. Pallbearers and lodge members attended, with music by a four‑member choir. The body was later moved to the Masonic cemetery vault amid a large cortege.
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John P. Morrow
Reno
Blue Lodge
Temple
Masonic Lodge
Brother Lodge
S. R. Tippett
Masonic Cemetery
George Springmeyer
William Funk
Joe Lozano
Claude N. Anderson
Chauncey Morrison
Elmer Cobb
Reno Lodge F. & A. M. No. 13
F. M. Lee
H. J. Gosse
R. C. Turrittin
Jolly Dozen Club
H . Lewers
Fred Stadtmuller
Fred de Longchamps
George Green
A. B Cheney
Schadler
C. A.’ Morrison
A. J. Caton
Halesworth
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
J. M. Fulton
German Casualties Over Two Million Rise Cites January Losses
In Copenhagen on February 4 the figure for January losses was 36,500, bringing total German war casualties to 2,397,006. The listing reflects the ongoing toll of the conflict and tallies monthly and cumulative figures.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Copenhagen
Secret battle signal book seizure shocks Navy
Lieutenant Herbert A. Jones former Hull Destroyer commander is arrested and held at Mare Island pending court martial over a loaned secret battle signal book. Ensign Kirkpatrick tied to the missing copy, which had vanished for months while officials tracked mail out of Vallejo. The book’s fate is tied to suspected foreign capture.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Wall
Herbert A. Jones
Hull
Mare Inland
Lietenant
H. A. Jones
Pacific Reserve Torpedo Flotilla
Robert D. Kirkpatrick
Navy
Vallejo
Banda of Nation
Arkansas floods recede toward southward
Flood waters in Arkansas and Kentucky are slowly receding. The crest is below Memphis, while the southern Mississippi valley from Vicksburg to the delta remains under threat of renewed high water.
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Pac. and
Intl News Service
Memphis
Arkansas
Kentucky
Mississippi Valley
Vicksburg
Delta
Warships shell Italian towns in disputed theater
Rome report says four Austrian torpedo boats and one cruiser bombarded forts at San Vitochiano and Ortona yesterday. Italian war office claims battle damage inflicted and ships driven off by land batteries.
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Pacang Inti
Rome
San Vitochieno
Ortona
Itellan War Office
Germany Says It Has Met Demands Over Lesttanix Case
Washington reports indicate Germany believes it has met U S demands on humanitarian grounds in the Lesttanix issue and cannot concede further. Secretary Lansing remains silent beyond noting actions are planned for contingencies. A possible formal disavowal by Washington is discussed as a condition for preserving friendly ties. Dr John Sippy of Kansas notes a long-standing epidemic with five deaths in five years.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
United States
Lansing
von Bernsdorff
Berlin
Washington
John Sippy
Kansas
Two Hundred Cattle Lost in Clover Valley Blizzard
H. A. Agee from Welle reports about two hundred cattle perished in a recent Clover Valley blizzard. Cattle clustered in willows to escape wind and snow as drifts reached twelve to eighteen feet. Several stockmen confirm heavy losses with at least fifty head reported by one. Many cattle may remain buried unseen.
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H. A. Agee
Welle
Clover Valley
Agee
Canada State Building Burns in Ottawa Blaze Kills Five
Ottawa authorities search Ottawa and Montreal for plotters after a blaze destroys parliament building while the library section survives a hard fight. Washington orders a Justice Department inquiry to determine if incendaries from the U S side started the fire.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Ottawa
Canada
Parliament
Montreal
United States
Capitol
Washington, D. C
Department of Justic
Incendiarien
Storm continues in California forecast and warnings
San Francisco February 4 The weather bureau here issued a forecast for rain tonight and Saturday with southeast winds. Storm signals remain displayed warning vessels around San Francisco and to the north.
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Pac. and
Int'l News Service
San Francisco
Weather Bureau
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Opera House
Edward Earle
Masel Trunnell
Pinto
Newark
Isadore Sara
Pinto Summit
Eureka Sentinel
OMX
England
Int'l Newa Service
Samuel Gompers
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
John P. Morrow Borne
Canada State Building
BURNS
Sunkist
Campbell's Soup
van Camp
Kellogg’s
Sunset Grocery Company
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