Progress of the War From Salt Lake Tribune Waves
The article surveys the Russian retreat from Warsaw and Przemysl, noting German forces across rail junctions near Lublin, potential fortifications to be abandoned, and the broader German aim to destroy Russia’s military power. It discusses expected prisoner captures, retreat effects on Poland, and continuing fighting with Austro-German and British forces, plus submarine and air raids and the Iberian incident.
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Leelanaw
Archangel
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Scotland
William P. Frye
Pacific
The First Anniversary of World War Europe
A year of blood and destruction reveals the war will endure longer. The German advance failed at the Aisne, and both sides face a drawn out conflict. England France and Russia must persevere, for peace demands victory or terms unacceptable to all. The piece argues the war tests German force, and only overwhelming manpower money and munitions can decide the outcome in World’s Work.
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France
Aisne
Germany
Rhine
Russia
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England
Balkans
Belgium
Nevada University Opens August 30 With Strong Faculty Upgrade
The University of Nevada opens August 30 with the largest applicant forecast and an enlarged faculty. A new Dean of Women will lead welfare for girls, supported by a highly trained appointee. The institution emphasizes loyal state education and strong training for Nevada life and state work.
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University of Nevada
Nevada University
Woman Exonerated in Self-Defense Shooting
Mrs. G. M. Johnson was exonerated Friday by a coroner's jury in the Goldfield case over Albert Bochatay shot last Wednesday evening. The jury found the act likely occurred in self defense, per the Goldfield Tribune.
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G. M. Johnson
Albert Bochatay
Goldfield
Mono County Sheriff Killed In California Shootout
Sheriffs James Dolan of Mono County California died after being shot with a posse of about 50 men formed from Aurora Bodie Bridgeport and nearby towns tracked down and killed two Mexicans believed to work for the Pacific Power Company. A posse member Brisco was slightly wounded. The region had been in panic over threats from the assailants fueled by drink.
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Aurora
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Pacific Power Company
Proposed Anti Divorce Law Uniform State Divorce Rules
Anti divorce advocates in San Francisco seek a uniform national divorce law. Names of both marriage parties would be published 15 days before marriage. County clerks would receive full birth history and divorce details. Federal cases would be investigated by the U S District Attorney 30 days before trial. The state would limit 42 causes for divorce to ten. Subscribe for the Sentinel.
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