Rumanians in Crasova retreat cut off by Teutons
Berlin reports the Rumanian garrison of Crasova, perhaps an entire corps, cut off as General Von Falkenhayn’s army advances. Fall of Orosovs anticipated. Germans and Bulgarians halt Entente around Monastir. Rumanian forces destroy Corabia bridge and munition stores during retreat. Air attacks on Zeeburg and nearby destroyers. Britanic hospital ship losses and 40 wounded noted.
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Berlin
Crasova
von Falkenhayn
Orosovs
Monastir
Sofia
Corabia
Dean J. Scrugham Elected to High Office at AAAC&ES
Dean J. Scrugham of the engineering school at the university was elected first vice president of the Engineering Section of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations at a Willard Hotel Washington meeting. Other officers named include J. Demerest of New Jersey, Dean C. J. Jones of West Virginia, A. A. Potter of Kansas, and executive committee members E. B. Sparks, W. M. Gons, and D. W. Spence.
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Deaa J. G. Berugham
Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
Willard Hotel
Washington
Scrugham
Essociation
J. Demerest
New Jersey
C. J. Jones
West Virginia
Second View
A. A. Potter
Kansas
E. BE. Sparks
Pennsylvania
W. M. Gons
Olinole
D. W. Spence
Arrivals At the Commercial List of Names
Arrivals at the Commercial include McNel Carlin Arthur Griswold and wife Ruby Valley Max Arhold and wife Huntington Geo Amen Jamellie Mise Amy Griswold Ruby Valley Mrs Pullersmo of Peterson Bullion Roe L. Griswell Tuscarora E O Bear Salt Lake City Co Mantor WO Shape Bert Booth Git Dows TT Bvane.
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WT. McNel
Carlin
Arthur Griswold
Ruby Valley
Max Ar Hold
Huntington
Geo
Amen
Jamellie
Mise
Amy Griswold
Mrs. Pullersmo
Peterson
Bullion
Roe L. Griswell
Tuscarora
Bear
Salt Lake City
Hazelton Cousin Wounded in Battle During War News
Montreal clipping reports Private L. C. Hazelton wounded on the east front, a back, hand, and leg injuries with a fractured left leg. He and ally Pte Alfred Linton, killed, were both signallers in the 75th battalion after serving at The Expositor. The Hazelton family notes remaining sons in service.
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Paul Hazelton
Elko Mercantile Company
Montreal
Canada
L. C. Hazelton
Hazelton
Sam
Old
Sith Signalling Corps
M. Hazelton
Lloyd Clarence Hazelton
Evpositor Mechanical
Rouen
Oet
Alfred Linton
Linton
Expositor
38Th Dufferin Rifles
Niagara
Sith
England
Sige Nallers
75Th
Norman
216Th
Mra Hazelton
King
Hamilton
84Th Signallers
Corp
Alex. Brown
California Starts IO Monster Peace Movement
San Francisco November 23 a nationwide peace movement launches from a conference in the city. California begins active work with a petition to President Wilson to urge America’s initiative toward peace and outline a plan to England France Germany and neutral nations. Leader Professor A A Pope of the University of California guides the California effort with support from prominent US figures and suspected White House backing.
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San Francisco
United States
California
Great Britain
Wilson
America
England
France
Germany
Austria
A. A. Pope
University of California
Jack London Dies From Poisoning at Glen Ellen
Oakland reports world famous author Jack London died last night at his Glen Ellen ranch from a mysterious poisoning. Mother Flora London is seriously ill after the shock. Funeral services will be held tomorrow and cremation follows his wishes. The London family will meet in Oakland for the cortege. London's life spanned from San Francisco beginnings in 1876 to a varied career as novelist socialist and anthropologist with early years marked by hardship and adventure.
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Oakland
Jack London
Hi Ranch
Glen Ellen
Flora London
Ac ‘Cordance
Bessie London
San Francisco
John
Flora (Wellman
London
Secon
Washington Irvington
Ile
Behring Sea
California
Run
OARNAL STILL TRYING TO BAMBOOZLE THE PUBLIC
A Reno editorial column accuses the Nevada State Journal of discrediting itself after a campaign. It claims the paper pushed Pittman land grant questions and attacked the University of Nevada while backing Governor Hughes. The piece condemns editor Kilborn and associates for partisan tactics and warns the new Board of Regents to act on solid proof rather than rhetoric.
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Reno Journal
Pittman
University of Nevada
Kilborn
Nevada
Star Chamber
Nevada State Journal
George D. Kilborn
Wilson
Hughes
Pittman Jond Grant Bill
A. Grant Miller
Miller
Majectic Opera House
Reno
Journal
Sam Platt
Doyle
Sam Belford
Thatcher
United States
Woodburn
State University
Board of Regents
University
Charley Henderson
Atar Chamber
New Austrian Emperor to relinquish army command
The new Austrian emperor Charles Franz Joseph will immediately give up command of the army fighting Russians and Rumanians and devote himself to state affairs. It is probable a German general will succeed him. The late emperor's body will be interred at the Chaulpin Mausoleum next week. Taber, son of Mrs Farrington, arrived from Elko to deliver a Franklin auto to Judge Farrington and will stay overnight to teach driving before returning home.
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London
Charles Franz Joseph
Chauphin Mausolem
Doe Taber
B.S. Farrington
Elko
Franklin Auto
Farrington
Carson
Disbarment Hearings Start for Former Reno Attorney Bailey
Disbarment proceedings open in the Supreme Court this afternoon against Gordon W. Bailey a former practicing attorney in Reno who had offices with A Grant Miller District Attorney Eddie Lunsford of Washoe County represents the Bar before the court in Carson City proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Gordon W. Bailey
Reno
A. Grant Miller
Eddie Lunsford
Washoe County
Bar Au
Carson
Americans Narrow Escape From Train Attack in Guzman
Fifteen Americans narrowly escaped death yesterday when Villistas attacked a train at Guzman, fifty miles south of the border. The engineer opened the throttle and escaped amid a storm of bullets. The incident suggests Villistas operate farther north of Pershing's base and may have planned another slaughter.
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Villistas
Border
EL Paso
Guzman
Pershing
Letter e in luck and peace, a witty musing
A playful note contends that the letter e is unlucky in money and danger yet brings peace, life and heaven. It is said to be central to honesty, makes love perfect, and without it no editors, devils, or news would exist.
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Dean J. G. Bcrugham
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Dorothy Dalton
D'Artagnan
Fred Mace
Polly Moran
Mack Swain
Triangle
Gaiety Theatre Orchestra
Pres. Wilson
Oarnal
Judge Farrington
Mexico
CAR Nation
Ove
Sunset Grocery Company
Fifth Street
Bradley
Mme
Petra
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