England Plans To Destroy Krupp Works With Fleet Of Aeroplanes
An article notes planned air attacks by Britain to destroy Krupp works using a fleet of aeroplanes. It mentions other wartime incidents, including a Greek in jail after drugged harm to a man named Collins in Nevada, and various naval and aviation developments reported by United Press.
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England
Krupp Works
Collins
Texas
Elko
Harris
United Press
London
Borts
Ministry of An Aviation
Krupp
Rhine
Salisbury's Wild Life At The Bradley Tomorrow Night
Edward A. Salisbury presents seven thousand feet of tinted hunting and fishing footage at the Bradley Opera House tomorrow night. The California sportman and party, including two cameramen, filmed lynx bear mountain lion and other game from Nome Alaska to San Diego, with images praised as remarkable and noting some footage resides in western city zoological gardens.
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Edward A. Salisbury
Bradley Opera House
America
Nome
Alaska
San Diego
California
Man Lost Arm Ends Life in River in Sacramento
Sacramento July 13 Patrick Mulvey's body was found in the river. He had recently lost an arm and, despondent, leaped into the water. Mr and Mrs W Sohlman are registered at the Mayor on a view to the city. Mr Sohlman is superintendent of the state dry farm in Pleasant Valley.
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United Press
Sacramento
Patrick Mulvey
W. Sohlman
Sohlman
Pleasant Valley
Rabid dogs and coyotes alarm Humboldt county
A report from Humboldt County warns of rabies as dogs and coyotes threaten public health. District Attorney Carville cites legal liability for dog owners if bitten and calls for strict muzzling laws. The Board of Health and Nevada State Board of Health urge enforcement to stop the spread.
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George Gilmore
Tuscarora
Carville
Humboldt County
Winnemucea
Humboldt Star
Wilkinson
Board of Health
Giroux
State Board of Health
Nevada State Board of Health
Carson City
Nevada
Board of County Commissioners
County Board of Health
County awards Elko street sprinkling contract
The Elko sprinkling contract was awarded to Kendricks at 300 dollars per month after two other bids 250 by Goblin and 0 95 per day by Capriola The season runs through July August and September with sprinkling from 6 PM to 9 AM the business district twice daily and the residential district once. Western Union United Press report
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Grinwold
Gregory
Jones
Elko
Ede
Rd Kendricks
Kendy
C. A. Gobln
Capriola
Kendra
Dence
Geiswold
Hand to Hand Struggle in Underground Warfare
Paris reports a violent clash as French forces engaged Germans in underground passages. French units repelled assaults near Vigneotles Les Hattenchates, dropping bombs and destroying large quantities of ammunition amid fires and heavy explosions.
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United Press
Paris
Wis
Vigneotles Les Hattenchates
Munitions Conspiracy Puts Embassy Under Guard
Secret Service officials say no definite proof of a wide conspiracy to destroy allied shipping munitions. A reported kidnapping attempt linked to the alleged campaign prompted heightened security at the Beitich embassy and surrounding facilities in Washington D C.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Chie
Secret Service
Nest
Sprin Rice
Beitich
Remarked Health Board Letter From Carson 1916
A fragmented note from the Carson public health secretary discusses Dr Fox a surgeon and expert in public health. It references interstate concerns and a July 1916 date with unclear context.
Robbers Enter Garcia’s Store On Conchil Street
Burglars pried open Garcia’s rear doors at his Conchil Street shop and stole three silver headstalls and other items. Footprints show a large truck and a woman’s gait. a suspect led to a residence but no goods were recovered. Sheriff Harford investigated.
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Garcia
Conchil Street
Garein
Rela
Durehins
All Caranza Seeks American Recognition
Carranza plans to conclude the Villa campaign in a bid for U.S. recognition. His reported actions before Aguire Calientes are not being taken seriously by observers.
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Caranza
United Press
U— Carranza
Aguire Calientes
Thaws Alienist Gets the Horse Laugh
Dr Austin Flint testified in the Thaw case admitting large fees for testimony and claiming Thaw attempted hypnosis in court. The courtroom was tense as questions about paranoia and influence dominated the hearing with spectators watching closely. The report also notes a second item about a Hindu corpse found in an irrigation ditch near Fresno, with an inquest planned.
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United Press
York
Austin Flint
Mt ix
Bellevedo
Staned Field
Flint
Tie
TC Stralehi
Huber Freed on Bail in Elko Jail Case
Frank Huber, sentenced to life for the Mountain City killing, was admitted to a seven thousand dollar bail by Judge Taber in Elko County Court. Bondsmen from Elko and Mountain City posted the bail, with plans for Huber to return for October jury summons.
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Harris
Carson
Frank Huber
William Billings
Mountain City
District Court
Elko County
Taber
Huber
McNamara & Dysart
Elko
Frank Stuber
J. 1. Peek
Joseph Valeni
Tom. Parks
Thiber
Elke
The
Independent
Mr. Hhaber
Castle's Court in Larceny Hearing
Judge Castle presides over the day’s session in the case of Hyran Sutton charged with grand larceny. The matter stems from the Carlin case and is filed by the Utah association of credit men.
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Castle
Judge Castle
Hyran Sutton
Carlin
Utah Association of Credit, Men
Klein Makes Trip to Agua Caliente
A. Klein, a California lawyer from Sa homa County, plans a trip to Agua Caliente for a vacation and expects to be away for some time.
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Klein
Auga Caliente
A. Klein
Agua Caliente
Sahoma County
California
Nevada on Verge of a Big Boom
W. G. Wilson of Southern Pacific arrived in Reno noting Nevada stands on the threshold of a boom. He urged statewide local boosting by communities to attract travelers and settlers, citing Nevada’s ore, farm, cattle and sheep production totaling millions. He praised the Reno Commercial Club and urged emulation statewide.
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W. G. Wilson
Southern Pacific
Reno
Nevada
Boys at industrial school await chance to escape
General Kyle reports four boys who recently attempted to escape from the industrial school are described as sly and waiting for another opportunity. They are said to dig in, complain, and are deprived of tobacco.
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Kyle
Round Mountain Pipe Line Opens in Nevada Mining
On June 2 water began flowing into the new pipe line built by the Round Mountain Mining Co of Nevada. The project cost about 250000 dollars and is hailed as a major milestone in U S mining history.
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Tound Mountain Mining Co
Nevada
Navy invention bureau to add two famous inventors
United Press reports President Wilson will consider two cabinet messages after returning to Washington. Secretary Lansing and Orville Wright and Thomas Edison are linked to the navy invention bureau with Wright handling aeroplanes and Edison focusing on submarines. Other candidates include Nikola Tesla Henry Ford Cooper Hewitt and Prof Lewis Johnson.
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United Press
Washington
Daniels
Thomas A. Edison
Orville Wright
Ay United
Washington, D.C
Tumulty
Cornish
New Hampshire
Lansing
Germany
Wilson
St. Lansing's
Navy Invention Bureau
Edison
Wright
Navy Bureau
Nikola Tesxela
Henry Ford
Cooper Hewitt
Lewis Johnson
Golconda Holds Off Elko In Tight Home Baseball Match
Golconda edged Elko 2 to 1 at home as Golconda pitchers Hutfaker and Wiseman held the visitors to a weak offense. Elko’s runs came on errors by Wilson, while Golconda’s lone score came late, with eleven Orioles? deltas.
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Golconda
Jack Peterson
Prings
Tragic Shooting Fatalities Reported in Santa Rosa Play
In Santa Rosa California on July 13 a boy named Prizza, eight, died after a .38 cal pistol discharged accidentally during a child’s play session. Another boy Anderson, aged five, was wounded and seven year old Henry Anderson was shot in the hand.
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United Press
Santa Rosa
Cal
An Prizza
Anderson
Henry Anderson
Naughty boys stop the Liberty Bell parade chaos in Spokane
The Liberty Bell visit in Spokane lasted about three and a half hours as Governor Lister Senator Poindexter and officials spoke Thousands lined the route in a tense scene A clash occurred when boys threw rocks at the train and the bell was struck but not damaged
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United Press
Spokane
Lister
Poindexter
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