Three Americans condemned to die by Parranza orders
News from El Paso reports three Americans Albert Herrold Joseph Williams and Benjamin Brobn condemned to die at dawn by Carranza authorities. Refugees and troop movements at Juarez Chihuahua and Parral indicate shifting control as Villa advances and Trevino withdraws.
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EL Paso
Navy
Albert Herrold
Chihuahua
Joseph Williams
Pershing
Juarez
Benjamin Brobn
Villa Apy
Carranza
Moore
Trevino
Villa
H. B. Scoville
Caine Congratulates Roberts on Nevada Victory
Edwin F. Caine concedes defeat and offers best wishes to E. E. Roberts after Roberts won the Nevada congressional race. The cordial letter from Caine notes public support for Roberts and extends congratulations from Carson City.
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E. E. Roberts
Congress
Eiko
New
Carson City
Nevada
Edwin FI. Caine
Sheriff investigates rabid horse shot by Ten Mile man
Frank Cudney of Ten Mile telephoned the Sheriff’s office to report he had shot a horse on his property to prevent rabies. He said the animal frantically approached his porch and showed rabid symptoms. District Attorney Tommey went to investigate the matter.
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Frank Cudney
Ten Mile
Sheriff's Office
Diatriet Attormey
Carlin Lady Laid To Rest After Large Funeral
A large Elko delegation attended the Carlin funeral of Mrs. W. F. Linebarger whose body was laid to rest in the Carlin cemetery. Rev. Charles McHarness delivered the sermon as hymns filled the service. Surrounded by five grown children and a husband, she had suffered years of ill health and was taken to Sacramento for treatment without success.
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Elko
Carlin
Sam Platt Thanks His Supporters
Sam Platt expresses gratitude to supporters after large statewide returns favoring President Wilson and Senator Pittman. He notes the need to unite Nevada and move forward, praising loyal friends and their tireless efforts despite the administration’s popularity.
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Sam Platt
Nevada
Wilson
Pittman
Ireless
Submarine Sinks British Steamer Kapunda
London reports the British steamer Kapunda of about 2000 tons was sunk this afternoon. It is believed a submarine torpedoed the vessel.
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London
Lloyds
Submarine Sighted Near Rhode Island Might Escort Deutschland
A New York report claims a German submarine off Rhode Island may be awaiting escort of the Deutschland to its home port. A cold wave brings snow across the West from the Rockies to the Mississippi. Union officials warn that an eight hour law could trigger a strike by 100000 railroad workers.
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New York
Rhode Island
Elko County Pioneer Frank Van Duzer Dies in Boulder
Obituary reports Frank C. Van Duzer pioneer of Elko County who died November 8 in Boulder Colorado. Born August 22 1834 in Ohio he homesteaded in Gilpin County and had long served as justice of the peace in Cape Mining District. He leaves two children Arda Wilson and Clarence Van Duzer and four grandchildren. Funeral planned in Denver at Olinger's mortuary November 10.
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Boulder News-Herald
Boulder
Colorado
Frank C. van Duzer
Elko County
Portland Place
Colo
Great Divide
Ohio
le Claire
Iowa
Des Moines
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mount Vernon College
Jaws
Plains
Great West
Denver
Platte
California
Idaho
Oregon
Olinger
Storm victim Bertha Hansel brought from Lamoille
Miss Bertha M. Hansel, rescued after a Ruby Mountains trip to a lake near Lumont, was brought in from Lamoille to recovery. She cannot walk yet due to burned feet from hot water bottles used in her care. Her sister Minnie and another sister Rachel accompanied her, with plans to return to Pennsylvania soon.
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Bertha M. Hansel
Ruby Mountains
Lumont
Lamoille
Miss Hansel
Minnie Hansel
Elko County Board Approves Bills November 6 1916
Elko Nevada Board of County Commissioners meets in Elko with Griswold Jones Gregory Carville. Minutes read and approved. Bills on officers salary fund approved for Griswold Jones Gregory and others. one fish and game fund bill approved for Moody. Meeting adjourned to November 8 1916.
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Elko
Nevada
State of Nevada
Isaac Griswold
Sal
Leage
H. J. Jones
J. G. Gregory
Robert B. Hunter
H. C. Sproule
W. G. Greathouse
L. A. Eyler
Inez G. Nelson
J.C. Harris
J. H. McMullen
M. Lamon
GW. Cotant
W. M. Weathers
Ya L. Harrington
HL Miller
Ae E. P. Carville
County of Elko
Elko Plumbing Shop
Jal
Penasene
Engler Company
Mdse
Board of Prisoners
Geo. Russell Co
Rupert Bryant
Crane
Dreeben
Jorie Eshleman
Tce
the Engler Co
Indi- Ren
E.ee
Elke Lamotte Power Co
Elko Drug Co., Inc
Elko Water & Light Co. Water Hospital
Beryl H. French
Elkie Gooding
A. W. Hesson Co
Mdise
Henderson Banking Co
J. L. Keyser & Co
J. L. Keyser & Co., Bringing Goo, Russell Co., Mdise
Reinhart Co
Sunset Grocery Co
C. Shirley
Halleck
Ed. Kendrick
B. Lane
A. W. Sewell
Troy Laundry Co
J. M. Taber
JM. Taber
BP. Wahlund
F. Woods
Nelson & Critchley
J. W. Yowell
Moise
General County
Wm. W. Astle
Anlary
J. A. Blelar
Justice of Po
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Official California vote tally under tight watch as recount looms
San Francisco November 13 officials and party attorneys monitor the California vote count with little talk of fraud. Republicans argue one vote per precinct could swing the state to Hughes and a split electoral vote remains possible as Wilson’s unofficial plurality stands.
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San Francisco
Calfornia
Hughes
Wilson
Allies Drive Two Encirclements On Somme Front
Paris reports two encircling movements on the Somme front aimed at Bapaume and Chamines with strong fighting north and south of the river. Sailly-Sailly is in French hands after repulsed German counter offenses as bad weather hinders English tanks dubbed Devil's Chariots.
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Paris
Somme
Bapaume
Chamines
Sailly-Soillisel
Registered at Mayer and nearby names listed
A list of individuals and spouses registered at Mayer and nearby locations includes D. M. Buckley Wallace A. Laing North Fork Miss Mabel Wilson Ira A. McBain Elko George Smith and wife Ruby AB Truebath Tuscarora H. J. Gazin Colorado Springs Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoy Gold Creek R. W. Anderson Death John D. Ferris Reno Grenwold Starr Valley W. H. Tobin FLW Noble Salt Lake City Geo. M. South ward Winnemucca W. Barney Goldville BE. A. Roseberry and wife E. L. Williams Reno Geo. Bo WH Names Fallon 0. T. Bell Elka Horace Miller T. J. Cummings Ogden T. Browne San Francisco
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D. M. Buckley
Wallace
A. Laing
North Fork
Mabel Wilson
Ira A. McBain
Elko
George Smith
Ruby
AB. Truebath
Tuscarora
H. J. Gazin
Colorado Springs
Frank Hoy
Gold Creek
R. W. Anderson
John D. Ferris
Reno
Grenwold
Starr Valley
W. H. Tobin
Flw
Noble
Salt Lake City
Escapes Gallows Seventh Time For Colonel Bulger
In Denver on November 13 the death sentence of Colonel James C. Bulger was commuted to life imprisonment. This marks the seventh time a Gallows order was issued and then withdrawn at the last moment.
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Denver
James C. Bulger
Bulger
Aod
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