Carranza Demands US Troop Withdrawal After Note
Carranza seeks a date for pulling US forces from Mexico and blames American actions for raids and unprotected Mexican territory. Mexican diplomat Arredondo discusses Carranza’s note and hints at possible force if the withdrawal is not granted. The State Department views the move as a test and awaits Washington’s response.
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Carrinsa
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State Department
Arredondo
Carranza
Mexico
Carrinza
Donald Ferguson Dies on Coast
Word reached San Francisco of the death of Donald Ferguson a pioneer mining engineer and mine manager for eastern controlled properties in the Goldfield district He headed operations in Goldfield traveled to South America and Mexico and once ran a Humboldt county property near the National camp His death cause was not learned late today He was well known in Biko with many local friends and frequent visits to the area.
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San Francisco
Donald Ferguson
Goldfield
Ferguson
South America
Mexico
Humboldt County
National
Biko
New Head Elected for Union Pacific
E. C. Calvin formerly vice president of the Oregon Short Line railroad was elected president of the Union Pacific to succeed A. L. Mobler who resigned.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
New York
Calvin
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
A. L. Mobler
Elko Defeats Montello In Big Local Baseball Win
A large Elko crowd watched the home team beat Montello 8 to 3 at the air grounds. Elko reports about 35 net dollars from expenses and plans to host Golconda next Sunday June 11, with Montello’s fans vowing to rebound at the next contest.
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Montello
Golconda
Golconta
Montello Boys
Villa lieutenant mobilizing troops near Batoplas
It is reported Julio Acosta a Villa supporter has mobilized 250 followers near Batoplas and threatens the southern detachment of the U S expedition. Movements through Carranza territory suggest an alliance between Carranzistas and Villistas.
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Int'l News Service
Columbus
N. M
Julio Acosta
Villa
Batoplas
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Acosta
Carranza
Carranzistas
Villistas
Secret Orchard with Blanche Sweet at Bradley Tonight
Blanche Sweet stars in The Secret Orchard at the Bradley in a modern France setting. The plot follows a young woman’s awakening from perceived weakness to lasting happiness through love, supported by a cast including Clea Midgley Gertrude Kellar Cynthia Williams Marjorie Daw Loyola OConnor Edward Mackay Carlyle Blackwell Theodore Roberts Sydney Deane.
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Bradley Tonight
Secret Orchard
Blanche Sweet
Lasky
Miss Sweet
Warrens
Virginia
France
Clea Midgley
Gertrude Kellar
Cynthia Willams
Marjorie Daw
Loyola O'Connor
Edward Mackay
Carlyle Blackwell
Theodore Roberts
Sydney Deane
Businessmen and reporters urged to share news more openly
Warren B. Bullock of Milwaukee urged Chicago lumbermen and manufacturers to support reporters by supplying news promptly. He argued courtesy, advertising, and a cooperative spirit will strengthen business-public relations, noting reporters seek accurate news and view business people as partners in informing the public.
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Chicago
Warren B. Bullock
Milwaukee
Ax & Co-Worker
Senator Pittman Proposes Addl Federal Judge for Nevada
In the senate Senator Pittman introduced and referred a bill to the judiciary committee for an extra U S district judge in Nevada. The bill would seat terms of court in Tonopah Goldfield Winnemucca and Reno. It aims to ease congestion at Carson City by moving trials to local mining districts and reduce witness travel costs for litigants and mining firms.
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Senate
Committee On the Judiciary
United States
District of Nevada
Tonopah
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Winnemue
Pale
Wiva
Carson City
Elk
Roosevelt Denounces German American Alliance in St Louis
Theodore Roosevelt, speaking in St Louis on May 31, denounced the German American Alliance as anti American. He accused its members of misrepresenting the true German American majority and dismissed claims that the alliance would sway national party conventions as a moral failing.
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ST. Louis
Theodore Roosevelt
Coliseum prep under way for Democratic convention
St Louis May 31 Work of preparing the Coliseum for the Democratic national convention will begin Saturday night and the hall should be ready by June 12. The national committee will meet then to hear seats contests and a private wire will link the Coliseum to the White House during sessions. Secretary Kremer said many state delegations will arrive by special trains, with about 30 trains expected. Applications for over 100000 seats have been received, but fewer than 10000 will be available to the general public.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
ST. Louis
Democratic National Committee
White House
Kremer
Senators Attack California Oil Lands Bill in Public Lands Panel
Senators Hastings and Thompson of the public lands committee filed a minority report accusing large interests of backing persistent efforts to push the California Oil Lands bill. They warn it would harm preparedness by depriving navy fuel and estimate $50 million in California public lands could be turned over to private interests.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Washington
Hastings
Thompson
Public Lands Committee
California
Germans advance through thick fog near Paris battle
In dense fog the German forces pushed toward French outposts and drove the French back to Chatton Court station near Cumbres. French counterattacked, regaining some ground as the fight unfolded south of the station.
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Paris
Chatton Court Station
Cumbres
Fifty Doctors On Hand At Republican Convention
In Chicago on May 21 a preparedness plan outlines fifty doctors, nurses, ambulances, and staff ready at a medical hospital set up in the Coliseum corner. Dr John Dill Robertson, Chicago health commissioner, will oversee the on site facility amid talks of Carson City witness transport costs.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Chicago
John Dill Robertson
Mining Leads Nevada Industry Says W R McFadden
W R McFadden of the Industrial Insurance Commission reports Nevada mining surging with new activity. Tungsten drives development in Osceola and Golconda areas as mills and new companies open claims. Copper and gold projects near Elko, Eureka, and Battle Mountain push ore shipments and job growth statewide.
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W. R. McFadden
Industrial Insurance Commisssion
McFadden
Industrial Commission
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Humboldt
Lander
Eureka
Osceola
Ely
Golconda
Lovelock
United States Steel Corporation
Rochester
Elko County
Idaho
Seattle-Contact Company
Nevada Mining Company
Spring Valley
Wells
Bullionville
Eiko
Maggie Creek
Lone Mountain
Battle Mountain
National Mines Company
National
Willow Creek
Ralph Brothers
Copper Basin
Frank Paul
Nevada Mines Company
Golconda Gold Ledge
Popular Elko Couple United in Marriage
T. J. Start and Miss Lillian L. Shaug wed Monday night in Justice H U Castle’s chambers at the county courthouse. The groom is a Western Pacific railroad official and the bride has served as housekeeper at the Commercial hotel.
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ELKO
T. J. Start
Lillian L. Shaug
Justice of the Peace
Stuart
Western Pacific Railroad
Lillian Shang
Commercial
Biko
Senior play to be staged at Bradley Opera House
The senior class will present The Dawn of the Republic written and produced by seniors under Be Jensen. Reserved seats cost thirty five cents and may be reserved by phone to Mr Jensen. Performances run Friday June 2 and feature colonial costumes and customs. List of graduates includes Howard Brennen, Alta Byrne, Ernest Clawson, Geraldine Clayton, Earl Conrad, Harold Fernald, Dan Filippini, Hazel Francis, Geraldine Helfrich, Gladys Hicks, Barbara Higginsbodham, Marion McNemee.
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Be Jensen
Jansen
Dawn of the Republic
Jensen
Episcopal Church
Ernest Price
Bradley Oper House
EB. EB. Caine
Lst
Howard Brennen
Elko
Alta Byrne
Ernest Clawson
Tuscarora
Geraldine Clayton
Tucker's Station
Earl Conrad
Lamojile
Harold Fernald
Dan Filippini
Hazel Francis
Geraldine Helfrich
Gladys
Vanderbilt Attack by Anarchist Leads to Arrest
An anarchist attacked the Fifth Avenue home of William K. Vanderbilt, throwing bricks through windows and planning to shoot and stab the owner whom he mistook for John D. Rockefeller. Police subdued him. he confessed and was jailed on charges of malicious mischief and carrying concealed weapons.
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Pac
Intl News Service
New York
Fifth Avenue
William K. Vanderbilt
Rockefeller
Vanderbilt
New York State
Germans Repulse British Boats off Flanders Coast
Berlin reports German shore artillery repelled several British torpedo boats off Flanders. In patrols near New Chappelle German forces captured 18 machine guns mine throwers and other war materials. Judge E S Farrington visited Elko with local friends.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Berlin
Flanders
New Chappelle
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Esther Noble
Lamoille
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Jesse L. Lasky
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