Nine Americans Sink With Ancona
The admiralty reports nine of eleven Americans aboard the Ancona were unaccounted for, likely killed by torpedo or sinking debris after the ship was torpedoed by a German submarine in the Mediterranean. Italy denies munitions or soldiers aboard and protests to neutral governments over the incident.
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Villa's Forges Otl Fleeing
Washington reports Villa forces flee toward Naco with 2060 cavalry in pursuit. United States court decision upholds most claims in a major infringement case between International Typing Machine Co and Mergenthaler Linotype Co. Irene Darelis, from Cirson City now Auburn, returns from six months away. Snowfall noted in Snowville area. travelers recount a cold three day trip. Read the Elie Independent.
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French Start Another Offensive Reports In Artois-Ypres Area
After talks between British and French leaders, Allied heavy bombardment began in Artois Ypres as a prep for a major push aimed at Lens and Lille. Bulgarian and Turkish troop movements were noted near Kosturine, while on the western front German attacks at Pature Hal were repulsed.
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Churchill's Impassioned Plea Moves House of Commons
London reports Churchill delivers a forceful appeal urging publication of critical war news. He questions censorship and press access to Dardanelles actions, citing delays in reporting Falkland Islands linkage and seeking full public disclosure of British and French naval operations.
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Relatives Sought for Cowboy Joseph Hughes Victim
Uncovering kin of Joseph Hughes, the cowboy who died at the White Rock YP ranch after a horse accident. Locals ask anyone with information to write to White Rock or contact the inquest team. mislaid burial plans disrupted by gate issues. Twin Falls visitors study homestead openings. Yowell store aD, attorney Coo L. King from Salt Lake City also present on legal business.
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Turks Again Grow Bold In Balkans Warfront
Petrograd dispatch says Turkish and Kurdish forces march northwest of Lake region repulsed by Russian troops. Berlin notes Serbian campaign progresses with Bulgarian captures and prisoners. Allied operations near Velesh bombardment continue as armies converge, with cautious optimism from pacific news services.
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Diplomatic Critics Question President’s Marriage in Confession
Washington reports say diplomats criticize the president’s marriage amid new disclosures. The piece notes ministers and officials discuss implications for policy while Burkert is asked about past remarks on the first lady and second marriages.
Frank G. Folsom Dies After Stroke in Nevada
Frank G. Folsom, longtime Reno resident and former speaker pro tempore, died Sunday after a paralytic stroke suffered while serving as engineer at the state hospital for mental diseases. He was 57, native of California, and leaves wife Mary E. Folsom and children Edna Evans, Prank, Kis, Martha, and Benet. He was prominent in the Eagles and had served as assemblyman from this district.
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Vienna Claims Another Victory Amid War News Scene
A heavily garbled dispatch reports Vienna claiming another victory while World War II era notes mention desertion in a divorce suit D Montgomery versus Nevads J Montgomery filed December 2 186 with attorney Williams representing the plaintiff The piece also notes thousands of sheep moved through Carson valley toward Antelope valley and a Moffat company purchase The report touches on European metal markets molybdenum and st ore prices and an Elko Independent reference forecasts price rises to $19008 a ton in coming months
Wreck near Fresno California claims multiple lives
A South ern Paddie train wreck near Berenda San Joaquin County leaves several killed and injured. Victims include Mrs Willett Gi Mrs Robert Taylo and an unidentified woman with others sustaining serious injuries. The report also notes unrelated city sanitation concerns and travels of local officials and residents.
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How War Has Affected The American Farmer
Washington November report outlines how wartime demand boosted exports and farm output. It notes a 32 percent rise in agricultural exports in the first year, with higher grain, cotton, and food product sales abroad, and overall acreage shifts including increases in sugar beets, potatoes, and hay while corn and cotton acreage fell. The piece emphasizes farmers expanding plantings to meet demand as wartime logistics and prices influence farm income.
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Wall Street
Claims Captain Cowan Laziest Man on Record
Court martial testimony portrays Captain Cowan of the aviator corps as extremely lazy. Witnesses state he logged only one hour thirteen minutes of air time in two years. Mrs. Weiland and sons return from a visit to the exposition.
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Int'l News Service
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Aviator Corps
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Safe robbed employees gone
In San Francisco on November 1, city passenger agent L Gordon and chief clerk George T Sterritt of the Relic Navigation company have disappeared after the looting of the company’s fate of 3900. Police search continues with no clues to identity or whereabouts.
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German Steamers Must Not Be Sold
London reports Lord Cecil stating the government will not recognise or permit the sale of German steamers to neutrals, to prevent seizures in American waters. Asquith notes Grey’s cabinet status but willingness to attend when needed, bearing full responsibility. The Admiralty says the Norwegian steamer Wacouta, 1988 tons, was sunk recently, likely by German submarines. Mrs Greathouse and Harry returned from their trip to the exposition and Los Angeles.
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