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Newspaper

Elko Independent

Location

Elko, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1916

Page

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Germans Within 35 Miles of Bucharest in Early War Push

Berlin reports Germans within 35 miles of Bucharest as Kalafal in Bulgaria is captured and Danube crossings occur. Campaign notes say Kurten Arjoph near Campulung seized. Sofia coverage cites Bulga rian advances across the Danube with three Central Powers armies invading Romania. Paris notes a quiet western front that night.

Verlin Bukharest Guirguya Kurten Arjoph Campolung Sofia Kalafal Danube Bulgaria Rumania

Nevada Women Vote Mark First General Election

Complete state returns show Wilson carrying Nevada and Senate race results with Pittman defeating Platt by 2 152 votes and Sanders edging Moran by about 60. Regents and university contests reveal Abel leading long term, Henderson strong singlehanded, and overall turnout around 33 000 as women participate for first time.

Preddent Wilson Pittman Sam Platt Platt Virant Miller Miller Bir Caine Sanders Moran Kennett McKay Clerk of the Supreme Cour University Regents Abel Curter Regent Charles J. Henderson Baker Tran Kent Veturn Nevada Newlands Wilson Hughes United States Congress Calne Roberto The Supreme Court University Regente Curler Henderson van Nagel

Milk Station in Course Construction Near Cooper Tailor Shop

A new milk station is under construction on Idaho Street between Fourth and Fifth Streets near Cooper Tailor Shop. Dr Mason, Wm Bell, and PJ Ogilvie own the venture, proposing a modern pasturizer and choice butter for family trade. If local milk is insufficient, supplies may be shipped from Lovelock or elsewhere.

Cooper Tailor Shop Idaho Street Fourth Fifth Dr Mason Wm. Bell PJ. Ogilvie Lovelock Mason

German air raid on London and Zeppelin losses reported

London reports a night raid by a German aeroplane dropping six bombs injuring four people. It is the third raid in 48 hours withZeppelin involvement. two Zeppelins were shot down and crews believed killed.

London England

German Navy Raids East Coast England Sinking Reported

German naval forces raided the east coast of England last night with torpedo boats. They bombarded towns including Lowestoft and captured an English patrol vessel. The English armed trawler Narva is missing. German admiralty says all ships returned safely.

London England Lowestoft

Grocers Seek Statewide Embargo on Foodstuffs

San Francisco reports petitions to President Wilson from 26 California towns seeking an embargo to cut prices. Retail grocers and housewives signed about five thousand in San Francisco in three days.

San Francisco Wilson California

Body of Emperor Franz Josef Laid In State

Vienna observers the public viewing of Emperor Franz Josef with solemn ceremonies as crowds gather in the streets. Mr and Mrs Emery Johnson from Gold Creek plan a broad eastward trip starting about December 1 via Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Vienna Franz Josef Emery Johnson Gold Creek Los Angeles San Francisco

Advertising solicitor Bennett vanishes after collecting for Elko Free Press

Jack Bennett an itinerant advertising solicitor for the Thanksgiving Edition of the Elko Free Press left town with about 300 dollars after collecting for ads. The paper states Bennett had promised payments to the shop and claimed contracts exceeding 600 dollars. Officers are alerted as creditors expect losses beyond the newspaper’s share.

CKIPS Elko Free Press Jack Bennett Charley Clark The Free Press Bennett Clark Wm. Mayer Percival Lowel Flour Mills

Burglary Near the Booher Home Ends in Flight

Mrs Booher heard a gate and chicken house doors open suspects. She and Mr Booher found chicken heads and a body, then footprints. The intruder fled as Mr Booher tried to restrain him, escaping through a carpeted door opening.

W. W. Booher Mr. Booher Mr. Booker

Trevino forces flee toward Ojinaga as Villa cavalry gains

A special agent's report from San Antonio dated November 28 states General Trevino with the Chihuahua garrison is retreating toward Ojinaga, hotly pursued by Villa cavalry after five days of fighting, with Villa forces claiming a complete victory.

San Antonio Funston Trevino Chihuahua Ojinaga Villa Texas Presidio

Chihuahua Captured by Villa Report Issued By War Dept

The War Department reports information received through official channels that Chihuahua has been captured by Villa. The notice cautions that the report is not entirely substantial and may not be confirmed.

Washington War Department Chihuahua Villa Department

General Gonzales Advances with 400 Men toward Juarez

El Paso reports General Gonzales leading 400 Carranza troops south from Juarez to cover the Chihuahua garrison retreat. Trevino’s army is said to be broken up with soldiers dispersing to Mexican towns.

EL Paso Gonzales Carranza Juarez Chihuahua Trevino

Democratic campaign funds show deficit despite large total

Wilbur W. Marsh announced the Democratic National Committee raised 1.59 million dollars for the campaign, with 465 thousand from under six dollar gifts, but a deficit of over 300 thousand persists. New York led contributors, followed by Illinois Ohio Pennsylvania and Texas as states with sizable totals. Local notes mention visitors Bob Read and Lamoule residents, plus an odd incident with a man stealing a blanket and a chicken dinner celebration planned for tomorrow.

New York Wilbur W. Marsh Democratic National Committee Albany Marsh Democratic Texas Vermont New York State Tlinois Ohio Penn Sylvania

Steamer Neilson Reported Safe Off Cape Flattery

The Steamer Neils Neilson is reported safe off Cape Flattery after losing her propeller. Other ships stand by awaiting repairs and assistance as maintenance is arranged.

Seattle Neils Neilson Cape Flattery

American Steamer Chemung Reported Sunk

London November 28 The American steamer Chemung of 2600 tons registers is reported sunk probably in the Mediterranean. She left New York November 8 bound for Italian ports with a general cargo. Owned by a New York company she is of American registry. Nearly all of her crew were Americans.

London Chemung Mediterranean New York

Senator Keddie Sells Wool Clip and Lambs at Noted Demand

Senator Keddie has sold his 1917 wool clip and the W I l l iams estate's fleece, plus between 5 000 and 6 000 lambs. Demand is sharp as he also sold next spring's lambs. Current lambs on hand were sold to Henry Levy of San Francisco and will be shipped to Fallon around the first of the month for feeding. A morning stop by W P infantry units near Churchill County included street drill for exercise.

Keddie Wiliams Henry Levy San Francisco Fallon Churchill County

Wilson and aides halt push for European peace move

President Wilson and his advisors, after several conferences, decided not to pursue a definite peace initiative now. Diplomatic representatives abroad will be told not to commit the United States as pushing for peace.

Washington Wilson Europe United States

Billions of Eggs Found in Chicago Warehouse

Thirty million dozen eggs were uncovered in a Chicago cold storage warehouse by investigators. The eggs were bought in May at about twenty cents a dozen and government agents are seeking the true owners.

Chicago

Pershing Thanksgiving Dinner Trucker convoy on its way south

Three motor trucks loaded with 16 000 pounds of turkey and fixings for Pershing's forces Thanksgiving dinner are en route south. Dr McElroy a real estate man with offices in this city and Salt Lake City arrived this morning on the WP line.

Columbus Pershing DR. McElroy Salt Lake City

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Sull Paris Ger Theatre Tonight Billie Burke Gloria Queorge Kleine Moan Mrs Rupert Tyghes Bradley Fona Wallace Hopper and Frank Sheridan Sins Huyger Orpheum Mrs. Booher Chiruahua General Trevino Gar Rison Bob Read North Fork Frank Wiggine Walter Hoyt Lamoule Elko Neilson W. P European Peace Movement Baldwin's de Petaluma Dez Brazil Sunset Grocery Company Fifth Street
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