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Newspaper

Elko Independent

Location

Elko, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1917

Page

1

Navy to raise enlisted strength to eighty seven thousand

President signs order to boost Navy strength from 74 000 to 87 000 with an immediate appeal for recruiting. Secretary Daniels urges newspapers to publish the move and editorial support. General Bell to head one new Atlantic department. Leggett moves from the Philippines to San Francisco.

Washington Atlantic General Bell San Francisco Hunter Leggett Phillipines Bell Daniels United States Congress Navy Josephus Daniels Preas Washington Assur

Department orders out 20 regiments for federal service

The War Department ordered 20 additional infantry regiments and five separate National Guard battalions into federal service for property protection and potential internal trouble. Eighteen regiments hail from western and middle western states. California units mobilize with Fifth and Seventh regiments reporting from multiple cities. a Fifth Machine Gun Company mobilizes in San Francisco. Captain G Magagnos of Alameda dies of heart trouble after supervising mobilization.

Washington War Department National Guard California Sacramento Ifornia Guard Oakland Fifth California Akaneda San Jose Livermore Petaluma Palo Alto Los Angeles San Francisco Fifth ‘Egiment Fred Marrett Alameda Alameda G. Magagnos

Navy recruitment increases to full war strength in 17,400 Marines

A Senate report notes cooperation from New Mexico and nationwide areas to recruit the navy to full war strength. An automobile detachment will tour towns villages and farms to locate available men. The president authorizes Marine Corps recruitment to 17,400.

Arsa Geaver Marine Corps Washington

Enthusiastic Overland Trail Local Branch Organized in Elko

A local Overland Trail club branch was formed in Elko at a lively Saturday night meeting. Members touted a Nevada route parallel to the Southern Pacific as a safe efficient highway linking California and Utah with water, telegraph lines, and railroad nearby. The organization, led by Morley Griswold, will push for a statewide boulevard from California to Utah with dues set at 3.50 for auto owners and 2.00 for others.

Overland Trail Club Elko Nevada America California Californ Utah I Attorn Morley Griswold J. A. McBride George TB. Russell R. W. Hesson Treasuri Hesson Morley Griswold Wm. Mayer Robi. Hesson J. W. Puett Winnemucca Reno Congress Sid W D. Mason E. Ennor A. J. Hood

Another Rich Strike Made At Jarbidge

The Legitimate mine tunnel shows a seven foot across vein with no wall yet. Mannings across pan gold indicates ongoing depth extension similar to other district mines. Winter has strained supply and roads but new route aims to ease transport as a volunteer fire department forms and a motorized pump is promised. Wes Fisk dies in Tonopah hospital. avoid travel unless roads open and you can bring bed and grub.

Thomases Jarbidge Touse Creek Cedar Creek Devil Creek Jarbidee den Ict Winthrop W. Fisk Wes, Fisk Tonopak Three Creek Ruhl

St Louis Reaches Destination First Armed Merchantman

Washington announced that the St. Louis, an armed American merchantman, reached her Atlantic destination safely. She left New York on March 5 with 31 passengers, including 17 American citizens, and a crew of 131 Americans aboard, relieving anxious relatives.

Washington St. Louis Daniels Phin New York

Miss Blind Masterson Heads Home After Typhoid Recovery

Miss Blind Masterson a noted nurse who has been ill with typhoid fever for weeks leaves Saturday night for Kiaund her home to recover further then plans to return to Elko to resume her nursing. Mr Laura Jameson and daughter Helen accompany her to Oakland for a short stay. She thanks Elko friends for their kindness during illness.

Blind Masterson Kiaund Elko Laura Jameson Helen Mixa Masterson Oakland Miss Masterson

Newspaper Man Sentenced as Spy

Oral court today sentenced Vaux Bacon, an American newspaper man, who pleaded guilty to going to England to act as a spy for Germany, to one year and one day in prison and a one dollar fine.

Wyortk Vaux Bacon England Germany

Mormon Senator Willan Uf King and Evangeline Visit

The passage references Senator Willan Uf King of Sol Lake City and Evangeline home from college. It describes a late afternoon rainfall scene and Evangeline’s remark that she faced only part of the downpour in her vicinity, with political mentions of Senator Goorutherland and Senator Smoot in a Mormon context.

Willan Uf King Sol Lake City Goorutherland Kig Smoot Evangeline

Teutons Menace Petrograd Threat From German Forces

London dispatch reports German troops massing along the northern front in a possible campaign against Petrograd. Provisional government ministers and the Duma insist the capital will be defended and obeyed despite the alarming developments.

Petrograd London Russia Germ Hindenburg Duma

Railroad Ordered to Give Up Steamships in Canal Ruling

Washington March 26 The Supreme Court in a canal era case against railroads requires the New Valley Railway to relinquish its stakes in steamship lines including the Great Lakes Steamship Transportation line W Smith mining man of Bullion is in town on business

Washington Supreme Court New Valley Railway Company Great Lakes Steamship ‘Transportation Line W. Smith

Wilson Deliberates War Plan and Bond Loan Option

Representatives Flood Harrison and Ragsdale met with Secretary Lansing who outlined two war options. One would aid France by financing the war with a large bond issue. The other would send a military force to the French front. The president has not decided which to urge in the April 2 message. Lansing said a bond issue to buy French bonds is the likely plan.

Washington Flood Harrison and Ragsdale House Committee On Foreign Affairs Lansing France Congress

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