Seventh Day Of Great Drive Hopes For Peace Letter
Carson City Sept 30. Gov Boyle proposes a shake up in the state police and prison guard duties to cut costs. Some guards or troopers may be reassigned to guard the prison while convict labor may be used on state work. Senator Pittman visits to discuss McCarran fight with eastern interest heating up. Talbot eyes comeback for high court. Equalization board splits on valuation increases. budget and postmaster appointment frictions continue.
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French claim progress near Vimy Heights in October update
United Press dispatches from Paris and London report the French army advancing toward Vimy Heights with German counterattacks repulsed near Neuville and Giornay forest. London notes a German left near a railway and French shelling disrupting communications as Paris presses east and south toward Neuville. Berlin hopes repulse of the offensive may lead to peace negotiations next summer.
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Arrested head of New Thought Church headline
Federal officers arrest Dr Newo Newt New, leader of the New Thought Church, on mail fraud charges tied to Marie Graham. He is held on $2,000 bail awaiting a preliminary hearing Monday as an informant, with Mrs Clare reported to have tipped off authorities.
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Riggs National Bank Officials Indicted for Perjury
United Press reports ex president Charlen Glover and vice presidents H H Eather and W J Flather of Riggs National Bank Indicted for perjury. They allegedly falsified statements about the bank s stock operations while the bank denied such activities under a declaration from American Audit Company of New York.
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Cincinnati Man Commander G A R
Elias Montford of Cincinnati was elected commander in chief of the G A R. Democrats complain of unrest over Elko Industrial School affairs and call for cost cuts while Gov Doyle analyzes the situation and plans a trip to Elko. Matthew Kyle remains superintendent amid escapes.
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Admiral Corsi Named Minister of Grarine in Rome
Rome Oct 1 Admiral Corsi appointed minister of grarine succeeding Vice Admiral Viale who resigned.
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dissolution of motion picture trust ends after three years
In Philadelphia on October 1 the government filed a dissolution petition against the motion picture trust, dated August 16, 1912. Named defendants include General Film corporation, Kalem, Vitagraph, and most of the major companies.
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Turkish batteries sink torpedo boat in Dardanelles
Constantinople reports that coastal batteries at the Dardanelles succeeded in sinking a Turkish torpedo boat during the Allez operations. The announcement notes the action occurred on a recent Wednesday with no further details provided.
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King George signals start of great Allied drive
Paris dispatch reports telegram from King George of England congratulating President Poincare and General Joffre. The note removes doubt that the present Allied onslaught marks the beginning of a major French and British offensive, with the king citing early successes.
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Germany seeks peace with guarantees after Belgian fate
Berlin reports that German Foreign Secretary Zimmerman says Germany has not decided Belgium's disposition. He states Germany wants peace and will guarantee the current war will not be repeated, adding Belgium must not be England's vanguard.
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French Squadron Bombards Batteries
Myraleine wires report that the French squadron in the Dardanelles on Tuesday bombarded the Turkish shore batteries with much success.
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Navy secretary fires Annapolis cadets over hazing probe
Secretary Daniels announced dismissals in a hazing investigation at Annapolis. Six cadets were removed, four suspended, and one demoted in a single class. President Wilson approved the action. Daniels said hazing will not be tolerated and efforts to eradicate all forms will continue.
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Great Gulf Storm Ravages New Orleans And Gulf Points
News notes nine teen known dead in New Orleans with millions in property damage. Southern Pacific wharves offices destroyed as the storm hit Houma and Moran City with heavy fatalities between those towns. Senator LeRoy Thatcher and bride return from their honeymoon via canal to Florida and New York.
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New York
Splendid New Home For The Independent
The Independent moves from its old quarters to a two story brick building at Fifth and Idaho. The ground floor houses the business office and mechanical department, with Otto T. Williams upstairs for law offices. The move promises better light and climate control, though writers regret leaving familiar walls. The plant has been modernized, with old presses discarded for up to date machinery. The newspaper will publish from the old office tomorrow and from the new starting Monday, with a few days of settling and a brief indulgence period anticipated.
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British halt north of Ypres and mass at Loos
The British reportedly abandoned plans for Lille and halted north of Ypres while concentrating forces at Loos. German forces face a drive toward Douai as reinforcements strengthen the area. If Allies pinpoint withdrawal points, they might pierce German lines. artillery before attack is crucial to breach trench obstructions.
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Indian School Benefit Meeting In Carson City
Senator Key Pittman spoke at Carson City on Wednesday evening about the Stewart Indian school. Senator Ritts gave an encouraging talk and urged Revocation members to collect reports for Congress. Both petitions sought $160,000 for the school’s enlargement and promised aid to secure appropriations.
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War moves mean allied gains shrink distance to yards
United Press dispatch from New York October 1 notes that allied statements now describe advances in yards and prisoners in hundreds rather than thousands. The shift suggests Germany is mounting strong resistance and fighting to hold positions, though not everywhere.
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