Zeppelin plans to wreck London with eighty airships
Berlin reports Count Zeppelin vows total destruction of London with eighty airships under construction. He claims full cooperation from the General Staff and says he will strike shortly.
23 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Elko Independent
Location
Elko, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1916
Page
1
Berlin reports Count Zeppelin vows total destruction of London with eighty airships under construction. He claims full cooperation from the General Staff and says he will strike shortly.
A historical sketch recalls W G Greathouse, longtime county recorder, his moves from Galitivad to Ruby Valley, his role in local development, ranching ties, and associations with civic and business interests. The narrative mentions his trust in Elke, his work with the Sperkedtarrel Ceann, and his influence in county affairs.
A storm on Lake Erie during Friday’s gale swept three fishermen overboard. Searchers located one body but authorities fear two others are lost at sea amid ongoing recovery efforts. For rent listing appears at the end of the page.
Oct 25 Fresno suburb Chitin Soa scene of fierce fighting as bandits led by a chief clash with Carran aistas under Gen Trevino. The bandit leader issues a manifesto offering amnesty to supporters of his army and promising death to those who aid the American expedition. Bandits reportedly well supplied with ammunition and horses.
Paris reports indicate Bulgarian forces held Monastir while Serbian and Allied units reported gains elsewhere. An official Serbian statement outlined clashes on the Dobrudja front with village seizures and prisoner captures amid renewed pressure by Mackensen’s forces. The broader theater featured Austrian suspicions of a plot, with political tensions mounting in Germany and Spain.
Neat Sunday October 29 roars onto the fast rodeo track now graded by a gasoline tractor and crew. Local auto drivers, motorcyclists, and bicyclists will contest for 1000 in prize money to crown the undisputed champion of each elite event. The program includes two auto races and a bicycle race for boys under 18. Entries include Moody driving Chevrolet and Reed in Chenoweth's Ford among others.
Mr. Stanley Taber reports Utah game wardens placing a metal tag on the leg of many ducks to track disease, recovery, and migration. Any tagged duck should be reported to the nearest game warden.
The Gaiety showcases Liberty a vivid historical serial about life south of the border with thrilling scenes and a notable Wilson double. Tomorrow features Peg of the Ring and a weeklong run of Gloria's Romance starring Billie Burke promising capacity crowds.
Eureka reports Harold Noble was killed while hunting near Doris yesterday. He dragged his shotgun and the trigger caught on a bush, blasting his head.
Two rapid auto races will follow and are expected to produce decisive and unquestionable championship results. The focus lies on speed and performance as competitors chase the title.
Three wealthy San Francisco men James L. Smith F G Mills and E H Mayer lost their last battle in the U S Supreme Court and must serve prison terms for defrauding the U S government by fraudulent withholding Smith is to serve a year and a half at San Quentin plus a $5000 fine The court denied the writ of certiorari reopening the cases in a bitter prosecution verdict
Berlin reports a squadron of German aircraft bombarded British sea forces off the coast of France, one destroyer hit and all raiders returned safely with two German planes downed. Paris notes two German planes down in raids that damaged railroads at Harela Mare La Tour and Rem Bach works. London mentions a new offensive on England with bombs dropped on Mareite as German forces advance. Petrograd reports a new German attack northeast of the Clictan frontier with heavy fighting at North Brody. Berlin claims twenty two Allied planes shot down in 24 hours.
Ger 24 Wil Gallagher of Upper Attatin fights a rabid lynx while loading wood in his yard. Gallagher hits the animal with an ax, seeks help, and with one cartridge nearby, both he and a Sheriff’s aide shoot the lynx through a shed window, killing it. The kill reveals porcupine quills and signs of disease.
Dr. Fred erick Adler, alleged killer of the Austrian premier, appeared before a magistrate for preliminary inquiry. He claimed no accomplices, called his act logical and patriotic, and said he accepted his destiny for acting against Austria's role in starting the war.
Frank Meyer of Unis city suffered severe injuries at the West End Consolidated Mining Company shop when a movable circular saw struck his left collar bone and chest. He remained conscious and was taken to the Tonopah Mine Operators' hospital with companion Joe O'Brien.
General Von Mackensen's Austro German army seized the sea port Constanzia gaining control of Dobrudja It blocks Russian landings and opens the path for invasion of interior Romania Rumanians are believed encircled and surrender seems likely
The Catholic Bazaar at the Bradley Theatre will occupy the evening to benefit the local church. Proceeds aim to support the church while attendees enjoy a profitable and entertaining program. Vice-President A R Baldwin of the Western Pacific will ride private car G1 tonight with Baldwin and other officials, who recently attended a stockholders meeting in Salt Lake.
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