Silver Service Opens To Public In Elko
Nevada Silver Service train operation named Mizpah of Supt. W D Forster on the Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad opens to the public this morning in Elko and is visited by hundreds.
24 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Elko Independent
Location
Elko, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1916
Page
1
Nevada Silver Service train operation named Mizpah of Supt. W D Forster on the Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad opens to the public this morning in Elko and is visited by hundreds.
The silver service for the battleship Nevada, a gift from Nevadans, toured towns on the Mizpah private car. Lieutenant Governor Maurice Sullivan, C it Reimer, and William Epstein presented and explained the pieces to thousands, including many schoolchildren, with the car planned to visit Winnemucca Sparks Reno and more before a continental journey and official presentation to Nevada’s officers.
At Ivy Rebekah Lodge in Elke Mrs. William Keane president of the Nevada Rebekah Assembly gave a silver knife set as a token of esteem. Mrs. Hartin praised the presentation and Mrs. Kennett shed tears. A banquet and dance followed with about seventy five attendees. The article details intricate Nevada and Navy insignia on the centerpiece and matching pieces, including seals, landscapes, and a Lincoln engraving. The formal note recalls Nevada’s statehood and Civil War memories linked to Lincoln.
Washington reports Consul Letcher says Herrera remains loyal to Carranza. El Paso dispatches claim Villa encircled near Namiquipa with dawn attack planned. rumors of Villa killed or captured surface in El Paso and Douglas. Pershing moves to cut off Villa using trains and the San Miguel valley trap.
The Nevada battleship project details a $11 400 state silver service donated by the Tonopah Mine Operators association, including seventy pieces. It also lists Nevada standards for the ship authorized by Congress in 1911 with a 575 foot length, 95 foot beam, 27 500 ton displacement, and armament plans.
The Senate approved an urgent deficiency bill totaling about three and a half million dollars. It funds construction and repair work and stores for the Navy, marking a major appropriations action in Washington.
Reports from Australia via the Moana say two German submarines operate from a secret Fiji base menacing Pacific shipping. The Moana sailed with precautionary measures and British cruisers scour the Pacific for divers as general warnings go out.
J W Smith a stockman of 1630 Ninth East street is hospitalized at St Mark s with a broken nose a cut over the right eye and bruises. His physician says he will be able to leave the hospital soon.
Berlin reports rising bombardment in Argone Champagne and Weever with 32 officers and 879 men captured west of Harcourt. Russian east front assaults fail under German fire and barbed wire. Also notes a personal injury on a Nevada train incident near Tobar.
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