Bisbee Officials Meet IW Ws to Avert Disorder
A Bisbee telegraph states thirty four alleged I W W members deported July 12 arrived by train from Columbus. Sheriff Wheeler and seventy five deputies escorted them to the ballground. Some men with ties to Bisbee were allowed to resume business while others were guarded. Disorder was absent during the proceedings. In Rome, Austrian and Italian forces battle for Monte San Gabriel with renewed Austrian attempts repelled after small gains.
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Phoenix
Bisbee
Columbus
Wheeler
Rome
Monte San Gabriel
Prereeding of Co Highway Board
The Board of Highway Commissioners met in recess with J G Gregory Fred Voight P Carville and S tC Shirley present to open bids for a road down the Jarbidge River Canyon. Willan Harkins bid via telegraphic communication without a certified check and was rejected as not in line with the advertisement. An advertisement will be run again with bids opened at two o'clock p m September 20 1917. The motion to reject and re advertise passed unanimously.
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Board of Highway Comissioners
J. G. Gregory
Fred Voleht
P. Carville
S Tc Shirley
Jarbidge River Canyon
Willan Harkins
Fred C. Voight
Bob Carville
Fre Vogt
EOP
Carville
County Highway Board
Farbidge
Lehed Tt
Tosie
Tinfoil Brings In Large Sum For The Red Cross
In Los Angeles on September 1 clues show tinfoil from tobacco cumdy typewriter ribbons and other items were collected by volunteers for the Red Cross. A general salvage fund headquarters was established to gather, handle, and sell salvaged items. Typewriter ribbons carbon paper and boxes are saved by many companies, with thousands of stenographers aiding the effort. Manufacturers contract through the Red Cross for salvage. Worn auto casings and fan tubes are also gathered, with a volunteer junkman and a touring car ready to respond to calls for contributions.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ted Cross
Tinfoll
Red Cross
Senate committee backs nationwide woman suffrage plan
Washington report notes the Anthony resolution for a constitutional amendment to grant suffrage to women was favorably reported by the senate suffrage committee and will be placed on the calendar for a vote at the December session.
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Washington
Anthony
Senate
Convittee
Kerengky Accepts Moslem Troops Demands at Petrograd
Sept 13 Petrograd reports a division for Korniloff's forces, including Mashed Taarko Sele south of the city. A loyal Mohammedan officer led talks, and the Turkish coreligionists were promised employment back home if they abandoned resistance to the Provisional government. The Savage Division, mostly Georghins and Caucasians, remains the sole unit in steady combat against Korniloff.
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Petrograd
Korniloff
Kurrom
Cu Ua
Kereneks
Georghins
Ainst
Korn Jeff
Tzarskeloam
Kertchen
Des Hinton
Alexteit
Wouht
Storkholm
London
Svensk
Dagbladtt
Petrogm
Skobeleff
Con Tl
Delee
Kornilett
Scotty of Death Valley Fame in Fruit Business
Scotty, famed for Death Valley notoriety, now runs a small ranch near Death Valley growing apples pears and other fruits. Visitors at the Scott panel were shown about 200 jars of jelly and several pounds of trail mix as part of his earthly enterprise.
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Scotty
Death Valley
Scatty
Tie
United States
Rome
Bonnie Choire
Feeny Ie
South Scotty
Scott
Uprising Developments Clash Near Petrograd Reported
News from Petrograd and London recounts rumors of Korniloff’s attempted uprising weakening. Telegraph reports say negotiations open for conditional surrender while labor and soldiers claim Bolshevik-style collapse and a breakdown of generals.
Portugal IO In State Of Gence Madrid Sep
A garbled dispatch from Madrid notes uncertain events and a general statement with several subs
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Portugal
Gence
Debated War Pension Bill Draws Press Support
Editorials from major papers urge fair postwar aid for soldiers dependents while critiquing cost and policy. The Philadelphia Public Ledger and New York Times weigh justice for servicemen against taxpayer burden, with Roosevelt endorsement noted.
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Davberintey
Cones
Varios
Philadelphia
America
New York Times
New York
Weeld
Army Neuraire
Penes
McAdon
Richmond Papatet
Wen
Mas
Atlantis
Congress
Col Roosevelt
United States
Riot in Buenos Aires Over German Question
Sept 1 saw riots in Buenos Aires over the German question. Fire damaged the German embassy district and several buildings. seven people were seriously wounded as police fired to disperse the crowds. Authorities closed streets and guarded archives while maintaining order amid the unrest.
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Buenos Aires
Uiche Vermin Waynes Muebe
Classictown
Provincie Teaupe
Jas
New President at State University Named
A garbled notice outlines the appointment of a new president at State University, with references to Walter otha and multiple mentions of Nevada, New York City, and Sparks. It notes a September 7 start, a city and university context, and endorsements for Dr. Clark amid a broader biographical fragment.
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Walter Otha
Memroenh
Amd
Culler
New Yor
Pere
Seperty
Nevada
Wits
Dt Eeleher
New York City
Fie College
Elie Sabhatea City
New York
New Wink
Ile Annet
Tr Chay
Dedonk
Marie Amd
Ehildren
Dr. Clark
Italian Front Death Toll and Local Notices
Vienna reports the Italian defeat on the Isonzo front with about a quarter of a million casualties and twenty thousand prisoners. Local notices include a highway project bid rejection for the faribidge road and a Wells marriage license issued for Reber Holington and Catherine Mikeson.
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Vienna
Isonzo
Abo
Austrian War Office
Ohio Wesleyan and City University Leaders Weigh University Presidency
A report outlines discussions among President Hoffman and Ohio Wesleyan faculty with resident E Mezes and City College of New York officials. It notes Finley of a New York university and Mc Thatcher of Columbia supported a presidency, with six weeks of consideration and a formal board inquiry. The effort faced resistance and a low divorce from Chala Abel, leaving the outcome uncertain.
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Hoffman
Ohio Wesleyan University
E Mezes
Siely
College of the City of
New York
Finley
Pithverits
Suhelas Mc Thatcher
Columbia University
Reneabhet
Cered
University At
At Fia
SPR
Chala Abel
Americans in French Camps Under Intensive CTIFF Training
A large contingent of American artillery joined the expeditionary army and is progressing with intensive training under French supervision. The force uses test models of the French center fives and six inch howitzers in detailed drills guarded from public view.
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CTIFF
Fran
Gerald Miller Volunteers for Navy Service in War
Gerald Miller, esteemed son of County Treasurer M. H. Miller, today volunteered his services in the navy during the Germany war period. A prominent Elko county young man, he is praised as a fine example of American manhood. Friends express pride and bless him to return safe and sound after the conflict.
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Comey
Thunter
Reber Uolington
Catherine Mikes
Wells
Baltington Ermerly
Elka
Tim S
Gerald Miller
M. H. Miller
Germany
Gerald
Elko County
Bucket-shop defined as a modern cooperage establishment
A stylized dialogue from Puck explains a bucket-shop as a modern place where a man takes a barrel to a shop and returns with the bung hole. The quip frames the term with playful mispronunciation and satirical tone.
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Reginald
Puck
Latest New York Meth Quotations Report
Market brief notes quotations for metals in New York with figures for silver London copper and lead spelt spelt er tin and related percentages. The terse excerpt lists prices and changes for metals in the fourth quarter and reflects London and New York market references.
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New York
London
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Monte San Tonn Gabriele
Prereeding OF
CO. Highway Board
Unely Sam
France
Bernard Marl Poulton
Lee Nest
Malcolm Clitens
Jarbider
Wayne Wesley Russell
Louis Edward McKengzie
Howland
Joe Martini
Curtis John Pitehine
Frank Ragmietel
Smth
Shatter Henry Joseph Gola
William TH Chaplin
Richard Bo Thomas O'Neil
Antonio Pacha
Chas Loyd Sims
Lee Fred G Powell
Cleve Pollock
Monte Mann
Tarry Reynolds
Lee
Willis Shepherd Till
Montetlo
Edward Jobo Tandican
Tecoua
Roy Leslie Carthy
Rogerson
Lester Lyle Rankin
Currie Vernon Yowell
Hiram Colemin Brown
Mt City
Hugh Pranklin
Antone Pedrett
Gold Creek
Ettore Dellomini
Elburz Joint
Tews
Frank Rose
Elko
Ivan W. M. Jenker
Lurline
Joe Turner
Montello
Orville
Wallace Ruby
Cartin Leatie
Richard Nob Midis
Robert James Randall
Midas
Lloyd George Hikh
Mound Valley Francia
Joseph Carroll
Henry Tischer
North Fork
Dolin Virgil Lewis
Fo Govera
Elke
William Ro Hunt
Lucelle Lee Stewart
Vitagraph
Kerengky
Alo
Kerniloff
Madrid
Kent
Andy Ryan
Brinn Geelil
NEW President State University
Oiler
Gall
Tibet
U. S
Associated Press
REGU
Ghirrardelli
Ghirardelli
Fifth Street
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