Nevada Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges Convene in Winnemucca
The fiftieth session of the Nevada grand lodge of Odd Fellows meets in Winnemucca with delegates from across the state. A reception honors visiting dignitaries as past Winnemucca representatives recall long absence. Grand Master Chas. B. Kappler and Mrs. J. A. Lipman welcome attendees, while the Rebekah grand lodge opens with Mrs. Lipman’s address and Mrs. Rosa Armstrong’s response.
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Nevada
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Winnever Hall
Grand Lodge of
Grand Lodge
Winnemucca
F. M. Fellows
G. A. Krenkel
J. M
McMillan
Fred Reid
Thomas Shone
M. Reinhart
Mr.Reinhart
J. A. Lipman
Chas. B. Kappler
Carlin
Katherine V. M
Kennett
Elko
The
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Loring
Reno
Rebekah Grand Lodge
Silver State Hall
Rosa Armstrong
Katherine V. M. Kennett
Katherine Loring
Lottie Barnum
Virginia City
Lizzie R. Mudd
Angeline Day
Sparks
Nevada Governor Exempts State Militia from Police Duty
Governor Boyle informs recruits that Nevada volunteers will be exempt from police service within the state. He states the chance of a National Guard call for police work is extremely remote and he will seek a constitutional amendment to permanently exempt internal militia duty.
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Boyle
Nevada
National Guard
Joy riding ruins Giants pennant hopes in 1916 season
New York Giants suffer on road and at home as joy riding and automobilitis plague the club. John McGraw and fans are puzzled by poor hitting and travel habits, with players often cited for gasoline-chariot leisure and racing around towns during the season.
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New York
New York Giants
John McGraw
Sone
Giants
Oldsmobile
Oldsmobile Valvean-Head
WaraHe
Eye Injury Delays Play While Eastern Star Elects Officers
The report notes a player with inflamed eyes improving to normal the next day after a wind injury. It then covers the Eastern Star annual session 1316 electing Mrs. Anne V. Bridges of Sparks as honored and listing the newly elected officers led by Grand Matron Sydney Foster and Grand Patron.
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The
Eastern Star
Anne V. Bridges
Sparks
Sydney” Foster
Vesta McWhinney
B. C. Peterson
Mary E. Talbot
Edna Larsen
Elia Armstrong
Neva Williams
Olive Stewart
Anna Joyce
Iva Rhodes
Adah
Susie Davis
Ruth
Goldies
Lightfoot
Esther
Butler Johnson
Martha
Anna Old
Georgiana Grant
Warden
Lillian Golding
Grand Sentinel
Silas E. Ross
Double murder near Wabuska claims three victims
Information reached Reno yesterday morning about a double murder and the serious wounding of a third at Wabuska in Lyon County. Authorities say Mvouel Farias, a Spaniard about 30, allegedly shot two Mexicans dead and wounded another with a rifle and automatic revolver. Sheriff Rendall organized a posse as the killer fled into darkness, with a battle anticipated before capture.
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Reno
Wabuska
Lyod County
Mvouel Farias
Sherif D. P. Rendall
Lyon County
Farris
Nevada to provide six hundred cavalry for regular army
Governor Emmet D. Boyle telegrams Secretary Baker that Nevada will supply six hundred volunteer cavalry if organized militia cannot provide enough units for the present crisis. The plan designates two cavalry squadrons as Nevada's initial quota.
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Nevada
Boyle
War Department
Newton Baker
Washington, D. C
EMMET_D. BOYLE
German News Via Air For Irish Trenches
German press balloons reach West front trenches bearing English language Berlin printed newspapers about the Irish rebellion. Notices announce Nevada estate executorship and public claims in Elko County with deadlines and official dates. Further desert land filing notices for Eureka region outline intent to file final papers.
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London
West Front
Berlin
Bankruptcy and land notices from Elko Nevada in 1916
Legal notices announce William F. Burgy bankrupt and seeking discharge with court hearing set for June 22 1916 in Nevada. Also Mary Campbell of Hylton Elko County filed Desert Land Final Proof for Lot 4 and SE% SW Section 31 Township 30 North Range 67 East with witnesses listed.
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Department of the Anterior
Eiko
Nevada
Alfred ‘W. Smith
Agtion Eiko County
Movade
Carson City
Ritho
Townahip
William F. Burgy
B. S. Farrington
District Court of the United States
District of Nevada
Twin Springs
Elko
A. D
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Mary Campbell
Hylton
Elko County
Range
Mt. Diablo Base
Meridian
Iat Elko
Russell M. Campbell
Christian Scott
Ella Chick
George Hanns
John E. Robbins
Register
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Warremocea
Mrs. McWhinney
A. H. Howe
Republican
United States
Hotel Mayer
W. R. Mayer
8. V. Moore
Pioneer Building
Bridge Work
G.s.garcia
District Court
Fourth Judicial Diatelet
Fran
Cinco Golcoechea
Fernando Golcooches
District Court of
Fourth Judicial District
Francisco Golwocchea
Kiko
Thia
Fernando Goicocchea
Franciate Goicoce
Bop
Curler
H. A. Castle
Eiko Gm
Carson
U. S
Paty
T. Wines
Ruby Valley
Thomas 8. Carter
Larine
Edwin B. Lutts
Floyd B. Jewkes
Lurine
John EB. Robbins
Nates
Anid
Elko Independent
Sald
E. S. Farington
Cardon City
T. J. Edwards
Dupont Pharmacy
Eastman Kodaks
KODAK
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Elko Cleaning _& Dyeing Works
Nev
Olde Motor Works
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Idaho Street
Elko, Nevada
Elko’s
Elko Soda Works
West Berkeley
Eastfpn Wevana
W. P. Young
A.W. Hesson & CO
McCormick
A.W. Hesson & Company
Hart Schaffner
Marx
BKI
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Bilk Bkirte
Hennen
W. M. Doyle
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