Edwin E Caine withdraws from congressional race
Edwin B Caine of Nevada County announces he will not seek re election to the United States Congress, citing a desire to reduce political contention and focus on state needs. He thanks supporters and notes Henderson's rise as a new political factor while expressing appreciation for offers of support from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Caine
Mr. Chine
Tits Yordess
Charles D Lunder
Ube
Nulor
Nevada
Ateot Nevadis
Uhortes
Henderson
Henderen
Elka County
Gerret
Momenetti
Stolle
Energie
Tim Berry
Guy
Rew
Kebwin
Caine
AE Donwerey
Fred
Tower House
Charles LB. Henderson
Independent
Congress
Humboldtters Cited For Contempt In Federal Case
In Carson City on June 20 a contempt citation was issued against Fred Mrosner Magele Messier Grew Warner Del Smith Shotmas Pox and Jota Bernard after the Pacific Livestock Company filed a complaint. They were ordered to appear in federal court in July to show why they should not be punished for renter interference and removal of fences during construction related to the feeds and crops in the disputed property. The case seeks a 2000 dollar penalty and damages to crops and fences.
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Carson City
Pacific Livestock Company
Compton
Fred Mrosner
Magele Messier
Grew Warner
del Smith
Shotmas Pox
Jota Bernard
Dacitie
Martin
John Bernard
Matlin
Aeke
Martin Net
Fur Ter
Denn To Crops and Fences To Asked Weath
Hernard
Former state treasurer in ill health in Virginia City
The former state treasurer, a longtime prominent figure in the state’s early history, is reported critically ill at his home in Virginia City. He served three terms as state treasurer from 1849 to 1862 and was a well known Democratic figure with deep local connections.
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Carlol
Ityan
Virginia City
Tiean Locomecef
Black man killer spree shocks town in cabin attack
A Black man attacked in a cabin occupied by Dan Dodgers, his wife Mabel, and Sallie Rodgers. He shot Mabel in the stomach after threatening the women, then fired four shots in the air before deputies arrested him. The assailant reportedly resented the wife's job in the restricted district.
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Gutcomie
Dan Dodgers
Mabel
Sallie Rodgers
Mabel Rodgers
Jessie Ward
Riley
O. K
Railroad Street
Lome
Dlenesro
Sher Hoo
MO Tanion
Nim
Tserdh
Hils
Draft age for selective service considered to rise to 18 to 45
A report from Provost Marshal General Crowder outlines extending the draft age to 18 through 45. Secretary Baker’s position shifts as a poll of statistics supports broader eligibility. The plan, aiming at reducing the pool of unregistered men, awaits Senate approval.
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Wasl
General Crowder
Senite Mil Hire Committee
Taker
Crowder
American Soldier Lauded by Officials in wartime praise
The article lauds John Te Towarth a Yo MG AL war work secretary and Theodore Roosevelt for overseeing women workers. It notes a central station with 3500 accommodations and quotes a Philadelphia lawyer Edmende on service. The piece praises American soldiers as clean wholesome fellows an army any nation might be proud to claim.
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John Te Towarth
Theodore Noosevelt
Edmende
Philadelpha
Allied and Italian Fronts See Allied Gains
Allied efforts succeed along both fronts with British raids near Arras and toward Albert. Austrian front notes Italian advances with ground gains on the Piave and several hundred prisoners taken. American aviators fly on the Italian front and damage an Austrian bridge.
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London
Ly Associated Press
Arras
Albert
Morris
Flanders
Krome
Associated Press
Montello-Kristone-Piave
Passing Of A Good Man In Old Eureka
Obituary notes the death of Strozal aged 58 born in Switzerland and long resident of Eureka. He lived in Spruce Mountain and Ruby Valley working as a carpenter and painter before his death. He left a brother in Nevada California and two sisters, with a simple church service held for him.
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Strozal
Elko
Nave
Stregai
Switzerland
Geo
Eureka
Spruce Mountain
Samad
Ruby Valley
Etgeknin
Thai Valley
Strezzl
Ruby Willey
Navate
California
Strovzi
Beet
Struc
Otter
Stevaad
Secretary McAdoo Attends Elko Elks Game
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo visited Elko yesterday en route to San Francisco. He watched a local era game featuring Reno Pike batt team Troe core against Riko, the closest contest of the period, with Elko winning narrowly. The visit included a reception for the visitors and a citywide gathering.
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Reno
Elko
Undated fragment on wartime effort and local council actions
Fragmentary text mentions Western Inede, a public figure, and a former senator. It references the elite, a county council, and a tension around wartime work. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR and scattered names and places.
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Western
Me Elite
Srnater
Reanae
Poi
el Armes
Bender Seth
Bt Ld
Tithe County Council
Qefonie
Nia Wits Veay
Air travel eyed to link America and Atlantic by next summer
A Foreign General Tracknet proposal envisions air routes from Newfoundland through the Azores to connect Americas and Europe by air within forty hours. Officials discuss the plan as a major step for transatlantic travel and aviation development.
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AIR Agrogs Atlantic
AIR Ee
Washington
Dy Aso Clited Press
Samien
Traeknet
Willy Ie
Crete
Heekner
Euler
Newfoundland
Azores
Fountain Pen Day Observed by MCA on Sunday
A mention notes Fountain Pen Day celebrated by MCA. The item references a weekly letter writing focus and ties it to soldiers and a central activity, emphasizing the day as a writing event.
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Mca
Het Triangle
Cloudburst Halts Goldfield Area Rail Service
A cloudburst three miles north of Goldfield floods routes to Klondike. Two inches of rain in Goldfield, heavier outskirts with two feet water. Train No. 23 canceled. Klondike bridge washed out. Goldfield dark for hours. Tenopah lights returned after thirty minutes. Train No. 24 diverted from denying, replacing No. 23.
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Tonopah
Goldfield
Klondike
Reno
Crowder Declares Baseball Non-Utilitarian Occupation
General Crowder issues regulations to draft boards clarifying that work or fight under does not determine professional baseball players status. He emphasizes placing games and sports as non utilitarian occupations and that the order does not specify sports classifications.
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Washington
Associated Press
General Crowder
More Arrests On Graft Charges In New York
Gated Pred Bie men connected with the army graftsport services have been arrested in connection with the sale of title swells and rafts to the government.
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New York
Assur
Army
Austrian food crisis nears as rations shrink
June reports from Prague and Bohemia describe severe bread shortages threatening riots and potential railway shutdowns. Premier warns Austrian provinces have only a third of necessary food, raising fears of revolution across Austro Hungary.
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Copenhagen
Assured Press
Prasue
Bohemia
Neu Fiie
London
Associated Press
Hungary
Promigge Tiesta
Crowder Calls 8076 More Men for Special Training
Marshal General Crowder issued a new call for 8 076 drafted registrants to receive training at various schools. The call remains open to volunteers until July 1.
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Crowder
Washington
Associated Press
Baker Near Danger When Mortar Explodes
Two soldiers were killed in a premature French mortar explosion at Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland. Secretary Baker was within three hundred yards but not endangered, in a June incident reported by the Associated Press.
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Mave
Western Front
Washington
Associated Press
Ashtingine
House Military Committee
Baker
Murch
Paris
Ascoelated
L. Baylies
New
Associated Presse
Marine Corps
Tieten Wied
Haltimore
Assoclted
Army Provi
Aberdeen
Maryland
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