Rejoinder of United States to Germany 1915 Note
The United States rebuts German claims over Lusitania and Falaba incidents, stresses humanity as guiding principle in naval warfare, and asserts rights of neutral vessels. It notes U S readiness to aid mediation with Britain, and affirms commitment to protect American lives and uphold international law.
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United States
Germany
Berlin
Department of State
Washington
Cushing
Lusitania
Canada
Great Britain
Cerely
U. S
Imperial German Admiralty
Justice Court in Wells Town Contests Steer Killing Case
A bitterly fought preliminary examination in Wells concerns K L Wood charged with killing a steer found on the range around April 1913 and using the meat. State witnesses Madden Schmid testified, Madden later denied prior testimony, Moyer and Palmer testified, Madden charged with perjury. Judge Hill to render decision next afternoon. courtroom crowded and tense. Wells Herald reports.
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K. L. Wood
John Madden
Elko
J. G. Schmid
Jas. Moyer
Moyer
Ft. C. Palmer
L. A. Byler
W. T. O'Neil
Piano Recital by Mag Lindsay and Local Talent
Mag Lindsay will present a piano recital at the Wik wan theater on the evening of the nineteenth. Mrs George Lindsau and her music class, with local talent, will perform in a delightful entertainment for Kool music lovers.
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George Lindsau
Wikwan Theater
Nevada earns top honors at exposition exhibits
Nevada receives grand prize for mineral exhibit and a special medal of honor for the agricultural exhibit. The university wins two gold medals for relief maps and charts, with a gold medal for Buckhorn wine and Nevada Consolidated exhibit. Sixteen silver medals, one bronze, and six honorable mentions go to private exhibitors.
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Nevada
University
Pyramid Indians Seek Titles To Lands In Reno Suit
A dozen Pyramid Indian ranchers across about 4000 acres seek title to their lands by special appeal through Attorney M. B. Moore of Reno. Four thousand acres include 800 acres cultivated with improvements such as fences houses barns homes and water rights worth thousands, with ejectment proceedings likely to be filed by the federal government.
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Pyramid Indian Reservation
M. 13, Moore
Reno
Peace Parleys Open Way as Germany Accepts US Demands
Washington reports optimistic officials that Germany’s acceptance of the American demand to guarantee safety for Americans clears the path for peace parleys. Ambassador Gerard’s note to Berlin and the anticipated British reply signal a shift toward a solution honoring international law, with a separate note to Allies to curb blockades.
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Independent
Washington
Germany
Berlin
Gerard
Batte Front
Bryan
Ryan
Wilson
Kyon
United States
State fair plans discussed at Fallon courthouse
A Fallon civic meeting chaired by Senator Keddie outlined fair plans to be hosted in Fallon this year. The heirs of Warren Williams offered a tract at Fallon’s eastern city boundary for the event while the Fallon chamber of commerce agreed to manage local efforts. notable attendees included Gen Hitch Scott, Gen Goethals, and Gen Leonard Wood. The gathering showcased strong local enthusiasm for the project.
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Fallon
Plains
Keddie
Warren Williama
Jtary
Lindley M. Garrison
Hitch T. Scott
George W. Goethals
Panamanal Zone
Leonard Wood
Ulltary Ife
Horatio Oates Gibbon
U. A
West Point Academy
Russians Dawing German Armies Repel Be Ling Attacks
Special report from Vetrograd dated June 12 states Russian armies continue to roll back German forces. They reclaim territory lost in the Bechting two weeks earlier and repulse German attacks aimed at Lemberg, the objective of the German push.
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West Point
Elme
United States Military Academy
Secre
Vetroograd
Bechting
Lemberg
Elko Winnemucca Rivalry Faces Big Day On Diamond
Elko hosts Winnemucca in a storied rivalry at 1 30 PM tomorrow. Manning faces Killilay on the mound with strong backstops May and a Watched lineup for Winnemucca. Fans are urged to turnout as stakes are high for local bragging rights and likely championship implications.
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Mostor
Winnemucca
Winnemmeen
Elke
Manning
Killilay
Elko
Aude Ie
Lovelock
Reno
Winnewncca
Hinanees
Canine Westwood
Killiny
Ten Pound Trout Caught Near Dam in Lake Tahoe
Jack Mathews of Tahoe lavery told a Southern Pacific official about a large trout exhibited near Lake Tahoe. The fish, said to weigh ten pounds, was described as a notable catch with local interest.
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Lake Tahoe
Jack Mathews
Tahoelavery
Southern Pacific
Tahoe City Dam
Lily White H. P
Lily White H. BP
Pride OF Utah
H. P
Pride OF
Utah
South Fork Creamery
Sterling Creamery
Rex
SWIFT
Italians Close on Goritz as Austrians Evacuate Fort
Rome reports three Italian armies converging on Goritz the Austrian provincial capital. Austrian forces evacuated after destroying Fort Hozzachio, marking a significant victory for Italy.
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Rome
Goritz
Fort
Hozzachio
Elko HI graduation features Nevada professor address
The twenty first Elko County High School graduation was held at the Bradley opera house. Professor Peter Frandsen of the University of Nevada spoke on the value of college education, noting non graduates have a one in three hundred chance of success versus one in forty for graduates. Valedictorians Margaret Hesson Mildred Griswold and Lola Hanna presented short papers on Early life in Elko American neutrality and the Panama Canal.
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Elko County
Bradley Opera House
Peter Frandsen
Biology Department
University of Nevada
Margaret Hesson
Mildred Griswold
Lola Hanna
Elko
Panama Canal
Villa Denies Anarchy In Mexico Interference Call
El Paso dispatch reports Villa replying to a U S note blaming Carranza for Mexico's revolution claims no prevailing state of anarchy or starvation and argues against U S interference. Also notes a South Pacific line incident where a train killed a deer near Blue Canyon, yielding venison sandwiches for crew.
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EL Paso
Tex
Villa
United States
Carranza
Mexico
S. P
Southern Pacific
Blue Canyon
Sacramento
Elko High School Class of Elko Graduation Program
The Elko High School graduation program featured diplomas presented by board president Mr. Hesson. Graduates included Mildred Griswold Lola Hanna Muriel Littlefield Ethel Noble Estella Vines Gerald Clinton John Patterson. Principal Mr Jensen highlighted library needs and strong scholastic averages with under 2 percent failing. The program listed two valedictory essays by Hesson Hanna Griswold and a Panama Canal note, plus a University of Nevada address by Prof Peter Frandsen.
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Hesson
Board of Education
Mildred Griswold
Starr Valley
Lola Hanna
Hylton
Margaret Hesson
Elko
Muriel Littlefield
Ethel Noble
Lamoille
Estella Vines
Ruby Valley
Gerald Clinton
John Patterson
Jensen
Charles Mae Harness
Merry
Panama Canal
Peter Frandsen
University of Nevada
A. W. Heason
County Board of Education
George C. Jensen
Shasta Datay
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