Germany replies to Wilson note on Lusitania sinking
Berlin reports the German foreign minister von Jagow delivered a reply to Ambassador Gerard in Washington. The note expresses regret for American injuries from submarine and airplane attacks and offers compensation where Germany is in error, while deferring direct answers to President Wilson’s questions pending further talks.
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Herr von Jagow
Gerard
Washington
Germany
Wilson
Cushing
North Sea
Scilly Islands
The
Hague
Lusitania
Great Britain
Foreign Office
See Through Brick Walls Claim By Marconi Inventor
William Marconi claims a device that lets a person view through a brick wall from an adjacent room. He says vision is clear near the wall but blurs with distance and he worries about evil uses.
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William Marconi
Italy
Evening World
Mr. Marconi
Marconi
Horse sales to European war ring agents reported
The Elko Independent notes sales of horses to European war ring agents at good prices. It states 20 head were bought from Hunter & Banks for 140 per head and two head for 112.50 each. Average weight was about 1250 pounds.
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Europe
Elko Independent
Hunter & Banks
Nevada Day at Panama-Pacific Exposition Proclaimed
Governor Emmet D. Boyle fixes July 7 as Nevada Day at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. He urges broad attendance and announces special railroad rates to encourage travel.
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Nevada
Exposition
Emmet D. Boyle
San Francisco
Bodies of F-4 crew not found in forward hold
Honolulu reports no bodies recovered from the forward hold of submarine F-4 after a diver entered the section. Navy halted interior search awaiting bringing the vessel to the surface for a full examination to learn the cause of the March 25 sinking.
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Honolulu
United States
Charles B. T. Moore
Navy Department
Washington
Roosevelt
Moore
Not Guilty in Van Alstine Medicine Case at Carson
Federal Grand Jury at Carson returns a not guilty verdict for Van Alstine indicted for selling medicine containing alcohol to Indians. Ely Record notes orders mandating vaccination for Nevada Copper Company and Nevada Northern Railway employees, with future workers needing vaccination certificates. Larry Sullivan, linked to mining flotations in Goldfield, arrested in Los Angeles for illegal use of the U S mails related to a lottery, alleged to have blackmailed workers. Ashes from Mt Lassen drift over Elko as artesian well there stops flowing, water level dropping about 50 feet after previously yielding 80 gallons per minute and then drying up after pumping.
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van Alstine
Ely
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Nevada Northern Railway Co
Larry Sullivan
Los Angeles
U.S
Sullivan
Mt. Lassen
Elko
European horse buyers visit valley to purchase for governments
This week two buyers representing warring European nations purchased many horses in the valley. Over months, they and others have scouted Carson Valley and Nevada districts. High standards initially kept prices low, but scarcity later pushed prices up with offers as high as 225 dollars per head for top-quality stock and 170 dollars for poorer measurements.
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Europe
Carson Valley
Nevada
Gardnerville Courier
Eureka to Austin in Three Hours Probe
R M Hogan returned Wednesday from a business trip to Eureka. He reports roads in first class condition and completed the run home to Austin in three hours.
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Austin
Italy Reaches Pact with Allies on Peace Treaty
All For One, One For All Italy agrees to sign the current treaty and not pursue a separate peace. The arrangement ties Italy to the existing terms with her new Allies under the pledge not to conclude an independent settlement.
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Italy
Sazonoff on peace talks and Italian policy in war
Russian Foreign Minister Sazonoff told a Secolo correspondent that Austria and Germany failed to secure a separate peace with Russia and that the Allies remain united for a long, hard war. He praised Italy for leaving Germany and Austria and urged better ties with the Slavs while warning against the Dalmatian coast becoming a barrier. Russia has no interest in the Adriatic, he said, as Italy controls Venice Pola Avlono and Otranto potentially shaping a near sea.
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Milan
Italy
Sergius Sizanoff
Secolo
Austria
Germany
Russia
M. Saznooff
M. Sazonoff
Balkans
Dalmatian
Adriatic
Venice
Pola
Aviono
Otranto
Notice To Stockmen in Newark Valley Nevada 1915
Notice by Wm H Smith in Newark Valley White Pine County Nevada that salt and saltpetre have been set out for stock on his range east of the Diamond range from the Albert May line to Fairy Dell. The area covers 11 canyons and 12 ridges with north and south boundaries marked by stakes and flags within 200 yards of Diamond Mountain top. Wa H Surra. Newark Valley April 30 1915.
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Wm. H. Smith
Newark Valley
White Pine County
Nevada
Diamond Range
Albert May’s
Fairy Dell
Diamond Mountain
Wa. H. Surra
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