Fall Trial Court No Action Convenes Nigo sian Case Opens
The district court convened with jurors called and many exempt or excused for term. The first case heard involved Telesforo Petarro charged with murder at the Star Hotel in Elko. petition for continuance denied as witnesses reportedly in California. A drawn jury and calendar of criminal and civil cases follow for the term.
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District Court
Wm. J. Armstrong
A.M. Bachman
H. T. Bolton
George Bachman
L. M. Bellinger
J. E. Beach
W. J. Bows
H. L. Bartlett
Albert Srehe
E. L. Bachman
J. R
John A. Sharp
Chas. E. Scheer
Daniel Thompson
Ben Trembath
H. T. Tramner
Arthur Toyne
George Toombs
Henry Winter
Werm
Chester Woodward
S.T. Wines
J.J. Weight J. Wray Weathers
Fred Woods Co
California
Albert Brehe
Chas
E. Sehoer
W. J. Armstrong
Wm. Johnson
Gen Larios
Rockwell
John R. Boyle
John P. Klane
O. J. Duscher Vassault
HP. Hale
Vacilos Kastanos
James Dysart
Willis Nicholson
H. C.castle
Frank Tuber
Supreme Court
J. M .McNamnara
Telesfaro Pitaro
Gus Tim
H. P. Hale
Arthur Bowman
Henry Best
A. Klein
Chas. F
Phalance
Victoria Mining Co
Weeks Continuance in Schmidt Trial Delayed
Judge Willis granted a one week continuance in the Schmidt company account death of defense counsel Parrall. Another lawyer from San Francisco or Los Angeles will assume charge and his identity is shielded.
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United Pres
Los Angel
Willis
Schmidt Co
Parrall
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Daniels Expects Congress to Approve Navy Preparedness
Washington October 18 1937 Daniel S urges swift congressional approval of the navy preparedness program while noting probable opposition from extreme pacifists. He expresses confidence in broad support despite dissenting voices from pacifist factions.
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Daniels
Congress
United Press
Washington
Seur Daniels
Navy
Daniels to file separate report on planes and dirigibles
Washington April 18. The utility of battleships submarines and dirigibles will be the subject of a separate report by Bry Daniels to Congress. This will be distinct from the national defense program, it is learned. Garrison announced that the new army program does not necessitate abandoning any existing post.
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Washington
3Ry Daniels
Congress
Garrison
Valuable Points in Business Laws and Notes
The article outlines legal rules for notes and contracts including transfer indorsement, joint liability, and conditions for notes. It covers demand notes, Sunday contracts, minor and intoxicated signer issues, fraud, and agency liability. It notes that partnerships bind partners and that corporate creditors must pursue the corporation.
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Jay Oml
Conpuldera
Charlton's Story of Killing Wife
In a dramatic account from Italy, Charlton describes the act that ended his wife’s life. He testifies he loved her yet faced constant insults and passions. He recalls a moment of fury and says he blacked out after grabbing a wooden mallet. He cannot recall subsequent events.
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United
Como
Italy
Porter
Mark
German Aviator Bombs Swiss Towns in Frontier Raid
A German aviator crossed from France and dropped bombs on Lachaux Defords and Renan in Switzerland. Nine people injured and substantial damage reported as Swiss authorities investigated the raid.
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Neuchate
Switz
Vet W
France
Lachaux Defords
Renan
Seventy One Perished On French Steamship Admiral Hamedtin
A poorly worded report states seventy one crew members perished when the Austrian submarine sank the French steamship Admiral Hamedtin in the Mediterranean. Later Marseille dispatches said thirty three crew members had landed, with unclear totals, and no explicit casualty figures were confirmed.
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United Press
London
Del 18
Hamedtin
Mediterranean
Marseilles
Eerudo
Hillstrom Sentenced to Die on November 19th
United Press reports Salt Lake City October 18 Joseph Hillstrom was resentenced by the district court to die by firing squad on November 19. The article mixes poetry and legal addenda including notes on accommodation bills indorsements and land contracts, reflecting miscellaneous content in the issue.
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United Press
Salt Lake
Joseph Hillstrom
District Court
Bulgarians Threaten Salonika Rail Line in War Updates
Paris reports Austrian sources noting Bulgarians penetrated Serbia and Macedonia and cut the Salonika Nish railroad. Berlin dispatch says British attack repulsed near Warloy Tahure and Leiniy as Austrians claim no recapture. Belfort and Schwatznaemele area bombed by our aviators dropping sixty bombs.
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United Press
Paris
Geneva
Serbia
Macedonia
Salonika-Nish
Berlin
Tahure
Leiniy
Schwatznaemele
Belfort
Allies Land Troops at Port of Enos
Rome reports via the Mes sagero that Allied forces have landed at Enos, a seaport town in European Turkey, and seized the nearby Dedechatch railroad. The note says Enos lies 28 miles from Gallipoli on the Aegean, suggesting a possible withdrawal from Dardanelles operations.
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United Press
Rome
Enos
Messagero
Turkey
Gallipoli
Aegean Sea
Maritza River
Dardanelles
Tuscarora Pioneer Dies After Long Tenure in Town
G F Zweifel, a Tuscarora pioneer who helped build the town during boom days of five thousand residents, died at eight this morning. He lived in Tuscarora for 35 years and hoped for revival. Survived by his wife and relatives, he will be buried in the Tuscarora cemetery at one o'clock Wednesday.
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G. F. Zweifel
Mr. Zweifel
Mr. Zweiffel
Roy
Arthur Primeaux
Peace
Pan Americans Adjourn After Recognizing Carranza
The Pan American conference adjourned after agreeing that Carranza be recognized. Delegates noted Carranza’s representative Arredona would handle the matter in his own way as the Washington meeting closed.
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United Press
Washington
Get
Carranza
Arredona
Gasoline steamer Alliance wrecked near Point Arena
The gasoline steamer Alliance I ran on rocks twelve miles north of Point Arena California. Eight aboard, including two women, perished after reaching a rock pile. Lifesavers rescued others in fog as the ship crumpled. Lena Miller of Vancouver was found dead and Raphael Medina, a Mexican, was rescued alive. One other man was believed to be alive lost at sea.
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Point Arena
Cal
Get
Alliance I
Lena Miller
Vancouver
Raphael Medina
Guatemala on Verge of Revolution
Washington reports the state department confirms increased activity against President Cabrera as Guatemala appears near a revolution amid mounting political tension marked by heavy leadership challenges and international concern.
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Guatemala
United Press
Washington
State Department
Cabreravi
Contracts Awarded for Submarines and Destroyers
United Press reports Contracts for building sixteen submarines and six torpedo boat destroyers have been awarded. Mare Island will deliver one submarine Long Beach three subs and Bremerton one submarine all in ongoing wartime shipbuilding program with naval yards supplying vessels for the fleet.
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United Press
Washington
Feen
Mare Island
Long Beach
Bremerton
Villistas Defeated by Carranzistas in Sonora Clash
On October 18 Villistas were defeated at Teple Saturday by eight thousand Carranzistas invading Sonora. The Carranza consul notified the public of the action.
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Villistas
Teple
Sonora
Carranza
Whirlwind Appeal Made in New Jersey
The suffragists have launched a whirlwind appeal for votes for women in tomorrow's election. Mass meetings are held everywhere. The women express confidence as reported by the Daily Independent in Trenton.
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New Jersey
United Press
Trenton
N. J
Cabinet crisis linked to Balkan question widens in London
London Oct 18 Sir Edward Carson attorney general was absent from today’s cabinet meeting. The belief is strengthened that he has resigned. The rumor is current that the cabinet crisis centers on the Balkan question.
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London
Edward Carson
Italian cabinet split over Balkans in London report
London reports a split in the Italian cabinet over Balkan involvement with Greece seen as more likely to join the Allies. Romania remains silent. Reno street railway inspection reveals dangerous bonding issues risking fires and higher insurance rates. Kinney property carload ore destined for shipment may net $1800 to $2000. Red Stevenson returns to Elko, Nevada, praising the state. Homer Andrea arrives from White Rock as jurors and witnesses fill town. hotels are full.
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Greece
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W. B. Hook
Kinney
Lone Mountain
Elko
A. E. Stevenson
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Nevada
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