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Elko Independent

Location

Elko, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1918

Page

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Mooney Case Brief Details Gov Clemency Request

San Francisco June 25 A district attorney brief filed yesterday in the Mooney case accuses a paid agent of signaling influence to aid Germany. It notes cooperation with Pickert and alleges Mooney sought to undermine U S neutrality by bomb threats and bridge destruction. Governor Stephene awaits further legal action and opposing counsel statements as the pardon request proceeds.

Pickert UC Crowley Asn Eastern Gates Canada Owley Frat Mooy Otter United States Mooney Udter Whiteh Trapezouns Manate California Brews International Wileen Stephens F Mooney Uye Wartline Boyer Flekert Germany Pickett Department of Justice Secret Service San Francisco Uur San Franscisco Hall of Jus- Nev Calif Co Crowley Lereun Cama Crowley Crawley Chas Mo Blekert Detroit Buffalo Dopp Ome Flekerthaw C. Crowley

Draft Numbers To Be Assigned To 800000 Men Thursday

Washington June 25 A P draft numbers will be drawn Thursday for about 800000 men who registered on June 6 to establish the order of call. The war department disclosed the date as the preparatory step to assign numbers and organize the draft process amid ongoing national preparedness concerns.

Washington Associated Press War Department

Austrian Losses Hit 200000 In Italian War Push

Paris dispatches report Austrian losses totaling 200000 men with one enemy division reduced to two thirds effectiveness. Italian Chief of Staff Cadaxto promoted to army commander. Rome confirms 45000 prisoners captured at the Piave. French and British actions cited amid ongoing Austro Italian battles and retreats.

Paris Associated Press Secolo Milan Hy Associated Press Cadaxto Diaz Washington Rome Associated Preas Leport Aisne Woevre Lorraine London Amiens

Mooney Trial Ties to Propaganda and Oxman Letters

A court brief traces how political propaganda linked to the Lusitania sinking and German influence influenced Mooney’s case. It details Judge Griffin’s new trial hint, Oxman and Rigall letters, a grand jury inquiry, and Berkmans Blast newspaper origin with Mooney’s limited involvement.

Lusitania Crowley Thi City Canada Fickert Franklin A. Griffin Mooney Frank X. Oxman Eral Supreme Court Frank C. Oxmian United States Moony California Beivf Frank Oxman F. B. Rigall Mitenota Oxman Rigall San Francisco F.C. Oxman M Fickert Fick

Every American Smoked About 330 Cigarettes Last Year

Washington June 25 Thirty three billions of cigarettes were available for the American smoker last year about 330 for every man woman or child according to estimates by the bureau of census. The report details factory production and bonded warehouse outputs with figures for cigars cigarettes and tobacco while noting missing data on home rolled cigarettes. An enemy strike halted the middle of the M C A headquarters in Bolasone.

U. S Washington Bureau of Census Bureau Commissioner of Intermail Revenue

Wilson to Speak at Mount Vernon July Fourth

President Wilson will deliver a Fourth of July address at Mount Vernon Virginia as part of the celebration featuring representatives from allied nations participating in the events according to the Associated Press.

Wilson Mount Vernon Washington Associated Press Virginia

Austriaan failure breaks German plans on war front

Washington reports that Austrian defeat along the Piave may upset Germany's offensive in France. Baker notes the decisive Italian victory. German moves to shore up Italy threaten French effort as troop shifts and logistics complicate a reinforced response amid Allied and American input.

Washington Germany Piave River Italy France Baker Rome Piave War Department Austria Ihdly Foch Nord

No Pledge on Belgium Says German Minister

London June 25 German foreign secretary Dr Richard Von Kuehlmann declared in the Reichstag that Germany could not bind itself to any pledge regarding Belgium The report follows a dispatch from Amsterdam in Central News service.

Belgium London Associated Richard von Kuehlman Reichstag Germany Newa Ameterdam

Shipping Board Chief Opposes Dry Bill During War

Chairman Hurley told the Senate agricultural committee that absolute prohibition cannot be pursued now as it would disrupt shipbuilding amid labor issues in dry territory. Navy Secretary Daniels supported prohibition claiming dry conditions boost efficiency, while AFL President Gompers and Postmaster General Burleson warned it could harm wartime unity and war efforts. A note on POW processions and YMCA efforts for prisoner morale follows, alongside a report of babies born in cellars among refugees from the Somme region arriving in Paris.

Washington Associated Press Hurley Shipping Board Senate Agricultural Committee Daniels Navy Gompers American Federation of Labor Organized Labor Burleson

German Minister Denies Hans Seek World Rule

Amsterdam report quotes Foreign Minister Von Kuhlmann in Berlin denying plans for world domination. He assigns war responsibility to Russia and rejects the idea that Germany aims to rule Europe by force. He cites Asquith on peace talks and says the war’s end cannot depend solely on military decisions.

Amsterdam Associated Press Germany Russia von Kuhlman Berlin Europe Asquith

Belgium appeals for British aid to build Belgian army hut

Belgium's government has appealed to Britain through M CA to establish a hut for the Belgian army, seeking assistance in creating facilities for its forces.

Belgium

Discharged Soldiers Learn Poultry Farming Near London

Discharged soldiers in England receive training in poultry farming and gardening on YMCA property near London. The program aims to aid reintegration, with the YMCA bearing costs for buildings and equipment. Shell fire has destroyed numerous huts, and losses to the YMCA exceed $200,000 since the German western front drive.

England London

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