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Newspaper

Elko Independent

Location

Elko, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1915

Page

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Nevada Senior Senator Pittman Gets High Senate Honor

Democratic senators met to form the new organization of party leaders for the coming session. Senator Pittman was chosen secretary, boosting Nevada’s prestige. Senator Kern of Indiana was elected president and floor leader, with Pittman expected to gain key committee appointments benefiting Nevada.

Key Pittman Nevada Democratic Senators Organization Pittman United States Senate Washington Kern Indiana Kearn Democratic Party

Frisco Police Capture Burglars

San Francisco police raided a suspected gang lair and captured Raymond Ke Pullman Walter Raymond and Henry Dean, linked to the Claremont Road house robbery and Corporal Cook’s death. They found loot cocaine and burglars tools, with trap doors prepared for escape but no escapees.

Pac Int'l News Service San Francisco Raymond KE Pullman Walter Raymond Henry Dean Claremont Road Corporal Cook

Fires devastate Sonoma county towns in suspected arson

Graton near Santa Rosa was virtually destroyed by a fire believed incendiary. A second blaze in Belleview Ward, both in Sonoma county, marks the climax of a month of unexplained fires in the area.

TA Rosa Graton Sonoma County Fie Belleview Ward

Greece Delivers Second Reply to Allies

Athens reports Greek officials have delivered a second reply to the allied note. Its contents remain private but authentic sources say the response is very satisfactory to the allies.

Pac Int'l News Service Athens

Oil Magnate Dies of Heart Failure

William Bemis vice president of Standard Oil died at his summer home in Glenappay N J from heart trouble. Mr and Mrs J J Hylton and Mrs HH Bolton had returned from a visit to the exposition, while Gar Recht and Misa Jessie Hylton plan to return tomorrow.

Pac Int'l News Service Wort Jervis William Bemis Standard Oil Company Glenapey J. J. Hylton Bolton Mia, Garrecht Misa Jessie Hylton

Catalina Hotel Burned None Hurt

Avalon Catalina Island fire destroys half the famous resort and the Metropole and Grand View hotels. No deaths reported though property damage is extensive as residents fight the blaze with limited water.

Catalina Hotel Catalina Island Metropole Grand View

After Another War Loan Page Across London Navy

Berlin disputes claim 1e8 states, but a further war loan of one and a half billion pounds is planned for January to finance the war effort until victory. The report notes Navy involvement and mentions London as the financial focus.

London Berlin

French Steamer Omara Submerged in Mediterranean

The 435 ton French steamer Omara was submerged in the Mediterranean today and its crew of 20 is unreported and feared lost. In Washington, Democratic members of the Ways and Means Committee arrived to organize the new House and set a caucus for December 4 to name chairmanships and make recommendations.

Paris Omara Mediterranean Washington Ways and Means Committee House of Representatives

Freight Wreck Kills 3, Injures 8 Near Roark Mo

A Missouri Pacific freight train was wrecked by a rock slide south of Roark Missouri. The disaster killed two crew members and a tramp, and injured two crewmen and six tramp passengers. The engine fell twenty feet ejected from the track.

Roark

Looks Bad for Hamburg Officials in Maritime Case

In New York an admiralty lawyer for Fram captains and others presented court agreements signed by Buens and Hochmeis ner. They contain a clause making the Hamburg America Line responsible for damage and demurrage costs if cargoes are transferred to German warships, covering seizure or forfeiture of vessels.

Pac Int'l News Service NEW Ralph Dullowa Fram Somestada Buens Hochmeisner Hamburg-American Company

Two Monarchs Meet in Affectionate Vienna Reunion

In Vienna on November 29 the Kaiser visited Emperor Franz Joseph at Schönbrunn. Their first encounter since the war ended with a warm embrace. The Kaiser was greeted by Archduke Frederick Charles along with Archduke Franz Salvatore and Karl Steffen as streets were lined with cheering citizens.

Pac Int'l News Service Vienna Kaiser Franz Joseph Schopenbrunn Castle Archduke Frederick Charles Archduke Franz Salvatore Karl Steffen

Supreme Court Rules Tax on Interstate Express Gross Earnings Unconstitutional

The Supreme Court declared North Dakota's tax on the gross earnings of interstate express companies unconstitutional. Twelve trunk railroads had given up pursuit to adjust a five million dollar claim against Missouri’s public service commission, meaning shippers must seek recovery through their state courts.

Pac Int'l News Service Washington Supreme Court North Dakotas Public Service Commission of Missouri

Serbia Crushed as Allied Campaign Advances

London reports Serbia crushed with 34 000 square miles of territory occupied by the enemy. About 8 000 Serbians defend Monastir as rumors say the city may fall. Miss Bird of Elko High School returns from a trip to the fair.

Pac Int'l London Serbia Montenegro Athens Monaster Monastir Miss Bird The Elko High School

Austria Struggles as Reinforcements Sent to Isonzo

Vienna reports 30 000 Austrian reinforcements to the Isonzo front in efforts to break the siege amid Italian artillery fire. Elsewhere in St Pauls Church, Rev J N Gunn opens a week of Mission sermons after an informal song service at 7 30 with Roy Merithen singing.

Pac Int'l News Service Vienna Isonzo St Paul's Church J. N. Gunn Roy Merithen

Rumania Backs Allies. Government Statement Expected

Petrograd dispatch reports that Rumania has thrown in her lot with the allies. Official sources indicate the government statement confirming the move is expected shortly.

Pac Int'l News Service Petrogad Rumania

Notable figures in the Senate

Washington November 29 The Cherokee Strip returns to the senate chamber as the new session opens. The article details seating shifts and notable changes among both parties, naming Husting Broussard Hastings Johnson and others, plus retirements of Root and Burton and the rise of Oscar Underwood with expected influence in the Senate.

Washington Senate Congress House Paul O. Husting Wisconsin la Follette Robert F. Broussard Louisiana Hasting Johnson South Dakota Coe Crawford Broussard Perking California Elihu Root Theodore Burton Ohio Wilson Democrat San Francisco James Wadsworth, Jr Warren G. Harding Root Burton Musting Isaac Stephenson Stephenson John R. Thornton Thornton Oscar Underwood Alabama Wood Conserva

Prison inmate to be hanged in Joliet Illinois

Campbell nicknamed Chicken, an inmate at Joliet prison, was found guilty of murdering Mrs. Allen, former warden's wife, and is sentenced to be hanged though the execution date is not yet set. Also notes Thanksgiving turkey demand and shipments totaling 50,647 pounds across Fallon with Wells Fargo delivering three special cars.

Pac Int'l News Service Joilet, Ills Noy, Campbell Chicken Joilet Prison Allen California Commission Wells Fargo Fallon Valley

Greece to disarm Serbian troops at Greek neutrality

Athens dispatches to the Frankfurter Zeitung report that Constantine has told Kitchener Greek forces will disarm Serbian troops entering Greece to ensure strict neutrality and protect Greek interests.

Pac Int Berlin Athens Frankfurter Zeitung Constantine Kitchener Greece

Austria Seeks Separate Peace With Italy

The Tribuna reports Austria is seeking a separate peace with Italy. Officials doubt terms will be accepted and indicate any offer may be indignantly refused. Also noted is the death of Geo. Ham's uncle, who left a $50,000 estate to Ham, with Ham having worked as assistant to Steward Taber in the County hospital and recently living in Battle Mountain, Nebraska.

Pac Int'l Mow Service ORME Tribuna Austria Italy Geo. Ham Ham Taber Nebraska Mr. Ham Battle Mountain

Wonderfully Rich Strike Reported Near Jack Creek

Mr and Mrs R M Woodward report a major mining find near Jack Creek in Marsh canyon. A couple of Bas cos found a fifteen inch vein of $400 ore with specimens assaying up to $25 000. The site lies three miles from Jack Creek station and seven miles from Woodwards ranch, amid prior finds of Rich Neat ore.

R. M. Woodward Jack Creek Mr. Woodward Marsh Canyon Rich Neat Woodward

Coyote Stampedes Ranch Crew at Morgan Hill Ranch

A rabid coyote charged through a dining room during mealtime at the Morgan Hill North Fork ranch. The animal leaped on a table, a man fled to his room, and Brad Waller hurled a pitcher of hot water before the coyote escaped, chased by gunfire.

Morgan Hill Ranch Fok Jobo Taylor Brad Waller

Are Austria and Germany Quarreling

Rome dispatch reports Germany seeks a separate peace with Russia rejected by Russia while Austria also considers a separate peace with Italy, signaling growing discord between the two Central Powers. The piece notes Germany aims to free troops to strike England, and Austria fears strain from the war. Senator Fernald and son Harold and Russell Dorsey returned from the fair with a lucky shot scaring everyone.

Pac Int'l News Service Rome Lucerne The Tribuna Germany Russia Austria England Italy Fernald Harold and Russell Dorsey

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Frisco Hrebugs Pac. and Los Angeles Avalon M. P Hamburg Hamburg-American Line Kaiser Wilhelm and Bradley Charlie Chaplin Tigress Coyote Stampedes Bach Sterling Creamery Fallon Creamery Sunset Grocery Company Fifth Street
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