Indiana election spending alleged in fraud probe
Federal inquiry examines alleged Republican outlays exceeding 2.5 million dollars in Indiana to elect two U S senators. Attorney General Gregory briefs President Wilson on election fraud charges targeting both parties. President reviews claims of voter manipulation and third party influence in West Virginia. Republicans seek probe of Democratic expense accounts in Ohio California and Kansas.
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Washington
Senate
Indiana
Repblicans
United States
Gregory
Wilson
West Virginia
Ohio
California
Kansas
Popular Couple United in Marriage
Yesterday evening Judge OU Castle united William J. Harmer and Miss Stella Scott in a quiet wedding attended by a few friends. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Scott of Rowland, and the groom, a popular rancher, has run the Hoy ranch at Rowland for two years. The couple plan to reside in Rowland and receive widespread congratulations from their friends.
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Judge OU
Castle United
William J. Harmer
Mise
Stella Scott
Ge & Goblin
Gobin
Young
John Scott
Rowland
Hoy
Mrs. Rose Rogers Confined by Illness After Election
Mrs. Rose Rogers, a four candidate in the recent county recorder race, is bedridden in Jarblige with tonsillitis after traveling through heavy snow to attend the camp. She must return via Twin Falls and Ogden due to illness, causing her to miss the teacher's institute.
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Rose Rogers
County Recorder
Jarblige
Charleston
Lin
Dassable
Falla
Ogden
Ume
Baby girl arrives at Changala home
The home of Mr and Mrs Pete Changala welcomed a baby girl yesterday in a local celebration. Names and further details were not disclosed.
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Pete Changala
New Mining Camp Divides Westward Growth Plans
Mining engineer Kh W Bender is developing Divide camp in Elko County. He ships freight via Red House due to a bad Tuscarora road, with hundreds of tons already moved. A force of over twenty men is opening a shaft, three buildings already up, engines and air compressors being installed, and winter work to haul supplies. He urges highway repairs and spring road opening to link Divide with Elko and boost camp prospects.
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Elko
Divide
Tuscarora
Red House
Elka
Bender
Elko County
Thender
County Highway Board
Elke County
Lin
Bullhis Road
Highway Board
Franklin Couple Leave for Olio Home Visit
Mr and Mrs B M Franklin who have lived here for a couple of years departed yesterday to visit Mr Franklin s home in Olio, likely travel for a short stay and family connect.
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B. M. Franklin
Mr Franklin
Olio
British Check On Somme Front Checkered By Fortifications
British efforts on the Somme front face obstacles as fortifications between Beaucourt and Miramont halt advances. British claim a two mile gain and 6000 German prisoners, while Germans report Beaucourt fallen after fierce fighting and widespread losses to attackers.
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London
Somme
Beaucourt
Miramont
Edge Village
Berlin
Food shortages in Petrograd prompt price control proposal
Nov 15 Petrograd dispatch reports the food crisis intensifying as the Ministry Committee urges the Duma to secure government control of supplies and pricing. Russians endure four days a week without rent while workers face long lines and soaring prices.
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Petrograd
Russia
Monset Committee
Duma
Bryan to labor for prohibition in Democratic Party
New York Nov. 15 William Jennings Bryan announced he will labor for four years to have the Democratic Party declare for national prohibition He declares this is the one great issue before the country and that he is out to make democracy dry.
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New York
William Jennligs Bryan
Democratic Party
ADVANCED SILVER BOOSTS EARNINGS
The Gazette reports sharp silver and copper price rises lifting Nevada mine earnings. Silver in storage values at 50 cents per ounce boosts assets while copper at 20 cents per pound adds about 1.48 million dollars in profit from Nevada Consolidated’s 24.59 million pounds. Copper margins remain strong even at higher production costs, with 80 percent of H1 1917 output sold and regional camps pushing ore production in Yerington and Contact.
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Nevada
the Gazette
Nevada Consolidated
Wheer
Yerington
Contact
Contests Planned Over Election Fraud and Colonization Allegations
A Washington dispatch reports a Senate inquiry into presidential campaign money use, with plans to call campaign-finance leaders before the committee. Contests may challenge Indiana and West Virginia seats, as Democrats allege voter colonization and fraud. contests would be initiated in the new Senate, which Democrats will control by 12 votes.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Harry S. New
James E. Watson
Indiana
Howard Sutherland
West Virginia
New
Kern
Watson
Taggert
Sutherland
Chilton
Senate
Gedney Couple Ship Auto After Train Stop at Battle Mountain
Mr and Mrs F 8 Gedney left for San Francisco days earlier by auto and then boarded a train at Battle Mountain where they shipped their car. They decided a Pullman car was more comfortable for the season.
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Mra. F
Gedney
San Francisco
Battle Mountain
Society Crooks Proliferate Targeting Elite East Coast
Washington authorities report an influx of "society crooks" from Europe with numerous arrests across New York, Washington, and Philadelphia. Victims include a wealthy congressman. a valuable ivory carving from a fashionable Washington home was recovered. Several smart, attractive women are among the detained suspects held by immigration officials.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Europe
New York
Philadelphia
Commissioner of Immigration
Sunk ships reported by Lloyds in war submarine action
London dispatch says Lloyds reports four vessels sunk by submarines. The ships named include British steamers Sarah Popleen and Radcliffe, the Sloop St Nicholas, Swedish steamer Astrid, and Danish steamer Negnar.
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London
Lhoyds
Sarah Popleen
Radcliffe
St. Nicholas
Astrid
Negnar
Hughes Planning to Leave for South
New York Nov 15 Charles Hughes plans to move his family south for several months after conceding the election of Woodrow Wilson.
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New York
Charles &. Hughes
South
Woodrow Wilson
Flotation not successful at Florence Goldfield mine
The Goldfield district reports flotation failures at the Florence Goldfield mine after a shutdown and visit by Denver mining executive A D Parker. Limited ore grade, unreliable sampling, and oxidized, thin ore hinder flotation viability, while cyanidation shows limited opportunities due to lack of available treatment plants.
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Goldfield
the Gazette
Goldfield Consolidated
Florence Goldfield
A.D. Parker
Denver
Parker
Goldfield Tribune
Florence Company
Florence
Elko High Football Heads to Winnemucca for First Game in Years
Elko High School football departs for Winnemucca this afternoon for a Friday No. 6 return. The team, eager after practice and two wins vs pickup squads, features center Bert Leslie and quarterback Gordon Griswold among others in a lineup seeking an early season upset and local pride.
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Elko High
Winnemucca
Elko
Bert Leslie
Frank Case
Dewey Conrad
Maurice Mayer
Lester Wilson
Arthur Stoker
Harold Harris
Gordon Griswold
Tom Middleton
Wwit Mayer
Merril Butler
Homer Law
Raymond Law
Ellis McCormick
Trouble Brewing in the Juarez Garrison
El Paso report notes growing distrust in the Juarez garrison toward the de facto government as officers are barred from leaving the city. Carranza forces from Chihuahua City have been placed on guard duty across Juarez.
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Juarez Garrison
EL Paso
Juarez
Carranza
Chihuahua City
New York Grips With Its First Snow of the Year
The first snow of the year fell this morning in New York accompanied by a sharp temperature drop as residents faced wintry conditions across the city and surrounding areas.
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New York
New York, Now
California Vote About Hale Counted In Official Totals
San Francisco Nov 15 With the official California vote about half counted Hughes trails Kaine by less than 200 points. He gained 100 today in the precinct of Watio where few errors were found in the first tally. Republicans have largely ceased hope of overturning the results through further counts.
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San Francisco
California
Hughes
J Kaine
Watio
Boys Trial for Murder of Carson City Teacher
Twin Falls Idaho Nov 14 The trial of Lynn Lovelace 11 for murder began yesterday with his brother Harold 12 tried as accessory Both boys confessed on arrest last August to shooting F Thomas Hamill a school teacher who surprised them during a ranch house robbery
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Lynn Lovelace
Harold
F. Thomas Hamill
Commission Deadlock Halts American Mexican Talks
Atlantic City November 15. The American Mexican joint commission has reached a deadlock. American members say the talks may end unless Mexican representatives alter their stance, putting the work of the commission in jeopardy.
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Atlantic City
Joint Commission
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