War in Europe Rages as Nations Mobilize
Reports from Vienna Berlin and St Petersburg describe Austria Hungary declaring war on Serbia and Russia pledging to uphold Serbia. Battles flare along the Danube and Save with monitors fire and bridges damaged as tensions escalate toward a broader European conflict involving Germany France Italy and Roumania.
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Austria
Franz Ferdinand
Servia
France
Germany
Italy
Russia
Balkans
Vienna
Berlin
London
Austria Hungary
St. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Vidhnitza
Belgrade
Germany declares war on Russia in flash dispatch
A special dispatch at 3 30 p m states Germany has formally declared war on Russia signaling a major escalation. The report notes rapid diplomatic shifts and a wartime posture across Europe, with authorities preparing for potential broader military involvement.
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Germany
Russia
Lexrimat
Britain's Role in a European War as Stellar Peacemaker
Dispatches from London frame Great Britain as self sacrificing in a looming European conflict. England stands to gain most materially, yet must act as peacemaker for humanity. Monarchy and state leaders shaping war risk lasting global shame and unprecedented casualties. Germany's growing navy adds strategic tension amid a Europe in flux.
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Alt Lake Tribune
Great Britain
London
England
Europe
Germany
Humphrey Declines Lieuten ant Governor Bid
Herbert G. Humphrey told friends in Reno he would not seek the nomination for lieutenant governor. He cited mature deliberation and a shift in conditions since his earlier consent, saying his duty to the state now lies in another direction.
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Herbert G. Humphrey
Reno
Metal quotations and Caillaux acquittal headline
The latest metal quotations show Silver at New York 52 cents per ounce Copper at New York 14 dollars Land at New York 3.90 per 100 pounds Madame Caillaux Found Not Guilty Paris July 28 Madame Caillaux, wife of ex Premier Joseph Caillaux, was acquitted tonight after a nine day trial on the charge of killing Gaston Calmette editor of Figaro on March 16 last.
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New York
Madame Caillaux
Paris
Joseph Caillaux
Gaston Calmette
Figaro
Blood on the horizon as war mobilizes millions
Latest War News Special dispatches to Sentinel report 20,000,000 soldiers rushing to arms with grim prospects. Germany orders Russia to halt mobilization within 12 hours and France within 18 hours. Italy may stay neutral. Bank of England rate hits 10 percent amid global crisis. France and Russia sever diplomatic ties. Congress to stay in session if war broadens. Stock exchanges closed in San Francisco New York and London. John Clifford visits Ruby Hill and Eureka after Tonopah trip.
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England
France
Italy
Germany
Austria
Russia
Roumania
Alexander Is Hovary
Paris
Watch Gog
Belewra
Hossie
Sentinel
San Francisco
Rus
William
George
Nicholas
Servia
Japan
Far East
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Washington
Congress
Wilson
House
New York
London
Navy to End Imprisonment for Desertion
Secretary Daniels unveils a drastic policy replacing prison for deserters with discharge options. He argues old rules punish undesirable sailors and fail modern business ideals. The move aims to purge the Navy of undesirables and lift overall enlistment standards.
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Daniel
Daniels
Muffled Knocks and the Odd Habits of Men in a Cincinnati Note
A Cincinnati Enquirer item muses on old fashioned men, prayer debts, luck profits, and marriage woes. It jokes about husbands, debt collection delays, and a wife’s reaction to a green neck streak and a diamond lavalier as possible “sting” indicators.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Trucks Haul Ore From Bullion to Raine's siding
The third motor truck reached Bullion Monday and departed with ore for Raine's siding. Two trucks are now operating, making four trips each 24 hours, while the remaining truck is out of service for repairs.
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Bullion Elko Independent
Bullion
Raine
Right You Are, Brother Triplett
Nevada press comment urges legislative focus on public welfare over political stunts. Editors argue for capable candidates who will legislate for the people, reduce partisan games, and demonstrate real achievements when returning home. The piece endorses men dedicated to Nevada’s welfare and chess law repeal efforts.
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Brother Triplett
Nevada State Herald
Nevada
Protest From Rhyolite Sparks Commission Review
Residents of Rhyolite wired the State Railroad Commission to protest the discontinuation of railway service after the Las Vegas and Topopah and Bullfrog and Goldfield consolidation. Beatty becomes the regional distributing point, and the commission will take up the matter soon.
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State Railroad Commission
Las Vegas
Topopah
Bullfrog
Goldfield
Beatty
Fallon factory sugar surplus highlights 1913 campaign
The Fallon factory produced 25 000 sacks of sugar in 1913, with 13 000 remaining unsold. Only 12 000 sacks were marketed last year, a performance unlikely to reflect credit on Nevada despite the slogan Use Nevada Products. Legal bids for sale at Smyrise appear unsettled.
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Fallon
Nevada
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