Artillery Wrecks Battery Mine Throwers in France
American artillery in the Luneville sector located and destroyed a battery of mine throwers after one direct hit on a bus carrying soldiers. A separate court hearing led to the acquittal of Spidoni who faced an alleged assault on N. Perа, with the judge noting peaceful intent and advising separation.
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France
Associated Press
Luneville
Amercan
Spidoni
Doughty
N. Pera
Per
Spidont
Nps
Spirler
Pera
Spidon
Viclin
Dera
Wisconsin Party Nomination Contest Opens in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin primary for the unexpired U S Senate term of Husting begins with high early turnout in Milwaukee booths. Democratic candidates include Joseph E. Davies and Dr. Charles McCarthy while Republicans back Lenroot and Jas Thompson. Victor L Berger runs as the socialist candidate.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Joseph KE. Davies
Charles McCarthy
Lenroot
Jas, Thompson
Daylight Saving Bill Adopted by Wilson
President Wilson has signed the daylight saving bill placing clocks forward one hour on the last Sunday in March and back on the last Sunday in October, effective this year in Washington.
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Wilson
Washington
Malfeasance case hearings face new complaints
Attorneys for the commissioners Van Fleet and McNamiara moved to strike and amend the complaints while state counsel Patrick and Talbot admitted the demurrers. The court gave fifteen days from last Saturday to file new complaints, and officials seek verified results on Special Auditor Gaston’s investigation returns.
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Candas
Messrs
van Fleet & McNamiara
Patrick
Talbot
Gaston
Miston
Mile Reason Aid Hot
Elko Paint Shop Repaints Car for Pete Jauregui
Pete Jauregui has had his car repainted by the Elko Paint Shop and it is described as a credit to the shop. The feature notes the San Francisco location and praises the workmanship.
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Pete Jauregui
Elko
San Francisco
Sam Davis Romantic Career
The Reno Evening Gazette reviews pioneer Nevada newspaperman Sam P. Davie who died at his Carson City ranch. He rose from reporter to editor and state controller, opposed New York Life in Nevada politics, and authored a notable history of Nevada. He left a widow Nellie V. Davis, stepchildren, and siblings among surviving relatives.
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Reno Evening Gazette
Sam P. Davie
Carson
Sam P. Davis
Carson City
Nevada
California
Carson City Episcopal Church
Knights of Pythias
Sam Davis
Hille
Comstock
New York Life Insurance Company
John McUall
Sam Thirtewie
Branford
Venn
Racine College
Wisconsin
Omaha Herald
Pacific Coast
Davie
Oral Herald
Brownsville
Neh
Democrat Brownsville Advertiser
Nebraska City News
St. Louis Republican
Chitengo Times
Lincoln Statesman
Pacific
Vallejo Independent
NT2
Independent
News Letter
San Brancisco
Imawn
Thelme
Marysville
San Francisco
San Prince Daily Evening Post
Henry George
Davis
San Princisco
Felda
Nevara
Wither
Elh Davis
Episcopal Church
Wirwinit City
Hin
Virginia City
Virginia City Chronicle
Trennig McCarthy
Silver Party
Morning Appeal
Careson City
Nellie V. Mighels
Harry Migh
The
Appeal
Bia
Mra
Nellie V. Davis
Roy
Hal Michels
Lucy Crowall
Mitchel Roy
Levins Lewlow
Bob Davie
Munsey
Whe Davis
Sincamente Nee
Angel
Myron Angel
Dorcas Day at Red Cross Workroom Aims at Draft Support
Dorcas Day activities in Elko county's Red Cross workroom led by Mrs. Lambert Henderson produced substantial hospital garment and surgical dressings. Notable participants included Mrs. Clinton Bangs Castle Garrecht Prentice Griswold and Miss Simonsen with strong reports from Jarbidge Gold Circle North Fork and Rowlands. A send-off dance is planned for ten men departing April 1 for the draft quota, with Elko’s best orchestra to perform.
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Dorcas
Lambert Henderson
Clinton
Bangs
Castle
Garrecht
Prentice
Griswold
Miss Simonsen
Jarbidge
Gold Circle
Nellie Bleroth
Rowlands
E. 3. Milne
North Fork
Keyser
Elko County
Elko
Fifty Germans killed in Coblenz raid reported
London dispatch says fifty Germans died in a Coblenz bombing raid on March 19. A neutral traveler arrived in The Hague with details of material damage to factories, stations, and barracks. British airmen reportedly dropped a ton of bombs, with the Times noting Americans may have been present as observers.
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London
Coblenz
Germany
Natal
Hague
Times
Colbenz
Rhine
Prussia
British War Office
A Portrait of a Humorist Bent by Contradiction
The passage profiles an unnamed humorist noted for imaginative structures and strong contrasts that create constant absurdity in his writings. It praises his imagery, satire, and descriptive skill while hinting that statistics would dwell him in an asylum. It also describes his generous, frank, and loyal disposition toward friends and enemies.
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Comarison
Anaconda Plans Ferro Manganese Plant at Great Falls
Washington March 19 It was announced that Anaconda Copper company will build a ferro manganese plant at Great Falls Montana to replace fifty thousand tons of manganese shipments from Brazil The freed shipping could carry three hundred thousand tons of food and material annually to European theaters for the American armies
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Washingto
Great Falls
MontAna
Anaconda Copper Company
Brae Ail
Europe
Germans Invite Neutrals to Observe Spring Offensive
Heads of the German army extend an invitation to neutral correspondents to be present at the western front offensive. The reporters are to depart for the front on Wednesday, with Copenhagen based Exchange Telegraph noting the plan.
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London
Western Front
Copenhagen
Two Airmen Die in Florida Hangar Collapse
Miami reports two aviators killed and thirty three seriously injured as a partially completed hanger at Dinnerhey naval air station near the city collapsed during a storm.
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Miami
Dinnerhey Naval Air Station
Here
Chicago Garment Workers Strike For Higher Wages
About four thousand United Garment workers struck in Chicago after a ten percent wage increase request was denied. Attorney Edwin E. Caine plans to depart for Carson the following day and return by Friday.
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Chicago
United Garment Workers
Edwin E. Caine
Carson
Tobar Residents in Spring Row Turmoil After Altercation
Tobar resident James Bissell, Tobar Mercantile Co. proprietor, arrived in Elko with blood in his eye and filed a complaint against BE BL Glaser, Tobar Lumber and Trading Co. manager. A sheriff's warrant was issued to bring Glaser back. The particulars of the incident are unclear.
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Tobar
James Bissell
Tobar Mercantile Co
Elko
BL Glaser
Tobar Lumber & Trading Co
Glaser
Holland Accepts Anglo American Shipping Terms
The Hague March 19 Dutch foreign minister announced in the second chamber that Holland has accepted the Anglo American demand on Dutch shipping with certain conditions.
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the Hague
Holland
Postal Workers Vote for 15 Percent Pay Increase
Washington March 19 The senate post office sub committee recommends a fifteen percent raise in flat pay for postal service employees.
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Washington
Senate Post Office
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M. J. B. Rice
Ghirardelli Chocolate
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William Fox
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