Judge Taber Calls Grand Jury and Assigns Substitute
District Judge Bo J L Taber arranged for a grand jury call likely on October 15 with nine cases on the docket and seven defendants jailed. He refused to participate in juror selection or preside, leaving attorneys General George Thatcher and defense counsel Curler Van Fleet and McNaw to choose an assigned judge to authorize juror drawing and juror meeting.
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Candidates May Withdraw Up To November Sixth
The union of Attorney-General Thatcher states candidates may withdraw up to November 6 the day before the November 7 election. New names may be entered on ballots if necessary. No withdrawals are currently known.
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Great Jewish Festival celebrated everywhere
Celebration of Yom Kippur began yesterday at Lot Von and continues today with extensive religious services across Nevada and the world. Most Jewish owned stores are closed and many citizens fast and pray as part of the Day of Atonement. Western Union officials plan office inspections in Elko and discuss direct wire service to New York. Postal improvements ease long distance calls. local manager Mrs Fike handles calls to San Francisco and Salt Lake. George W. Hanna Republican candidate visits on county commissioner business.
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Engineer Kelsey Secures Big City Contract
Local reports note that engineer Kelsey has secured a major contract for sewer and water system work in Twin Falls Idaho. The project includes extensive improvements and is praised by residents as a thriving, booming effort with notable speed and thoroughness. Kelsey’s associates and visiting officials commend the contractor’s performance and express confidence in timely completion.
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Braves of Boston win first game in World Series
Boston fans hailed a 8 to 5 victory as the Braves edged the Dodgers in game one. A brisk crowd of about fifty thousand filled the field, with high drama from late rallies and defensive plays amid a day of ticket speculation and standout performances by key players.
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Elko Shipping Center Drives Beef Trade Growth
Elko becomes a major livestock hub as on September 29 more than 6 000 head of prime cattle were weighed and shipped east and west with several thousand awaiting shipment. Prices averaged around 400 per head as freight solicitors set up headquarters during the busy season signaling unprecedented prosperity.
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Armed Diver from Germany Reaches Port Under Siege
The German submarine U-35 arrived in port with five months of supplies and two big guns. Captain Hans Roses said it would sail tonight to avoid internment. The diver may be searching for the Bremen. British ships await outside the three mile limit as American vessels patrol neutrality.
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Cattlemen Gather for Livestock Shipment at Riddle
Among the cattlemen present for the shipment are Rose Avent Fred Stone Karl Riddle Harry Stone and A W Stone all of Riddle Ida 8 4 Weeks of Wells Isaac Griswold of Starr Valley and G T Suttle of Tuscarorm.
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Reward Offered for Arrest of Coal Stealers
The undersigned will pay 100 dollars reward to the person or persons who help arrest and convict anyone stealing coal from our cars or storage bins. E Dotta Elko Lumber Co. Verdi Lumber Co.
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Death Warrant Set For Reno Murder Case
A Reno district court convicted a man for the murder of Mrs. Quibel on February 5, 1913, sentencing him to death. A Supreme Court appeal failed and a death warrant was issued for the execution date. The case mirrors Tonopah era executions, signaling the first in years at the prison.
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Mexicans Agree to Let Pershing Stay on the Job
Oct 7 Atlantic City report says peace commission deadlock ended as Mexico agrees to propose border protection without demanding U.S. troop withdrawal. Mexicans joke that American troops may bear the patrol burden while optimism returns. Secretary Lane cites a presidential note from Wilson aiding the turnaround.
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Lady Plutocrats Visit Nevada in Idle Rich Train Tour
A satirical column mocks a proposed train tour of wealthy East Coast women supporting Hughes. It portrays the trip as a spectacle aimed at dazzling rural voters and shaping political fashion, while joking about campaign funding and high society antics.
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Farmers Pay 5 Percent For Government Loans
The Farm Loan Board fixed five percent interest for loans to farmers under President Wilson's plan. The rate will be lowered once the system operates smoothly, with credits available to borrowers at the five percent rate for the time being.
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Grain store explosions injure four in Chicago
A pair of mysterious blasts rocked the North Western Malt and Grain Company warehouses in Chicago injuring four people. The fire caused about 300000 dollars in damage as grain shipments to the Entente Allies continued. The cause remains unknown and the company carries heavy insurance.
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Denial Issued On Kaiser Peace Overture Rumor
Washington Oct 7 Secretary of State Lansing denied reports that Ambassador Gerard was carrying peace overtures from Emperor Wilhelm to be conveyed to Germany’s foes by President Wilson. He said no evidence supports the tale and nothing in the European situation suggests they exist.
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Wool Market Strong and Peace Story Revealed
News from New York and San Francisco reports a strong wool market with demand for fine and good staple wools. Charles H. Sabine of the Guarantee Trust admitted disseminating ambassador Gerard's peace proposals from Kaiser Wilhelm, aiming to preempt market disruption.
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Campaign Ball at Deeth Promises Delightful Evening
Community campaign ball in Deeth on Friday evening October 13 invites attendees and friends to a special year end social event. Organizers urge participation and note it as a premier local occasion.
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