United States Faces Mexican Skirmishes and Mobilization
Washington officials say clashes with Mexican troops before a formal declaration are unauthorized by the Mexican government. General Pershing reports seven Cavalrymen from two regiments at Carrizal May 21 reached his HQ. seventeen troopers were captured. The War Department orders 100,000 National Guard mobilized under General Funston, with California and Oregon units en route to the border. Reports place Villa in Juarez, fueling concerns of a unified Mexican response.
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Carrizal
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Oregon
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Juraez
Coyote Bites Man in Open Shed Near Skelton
Victor Acha bal, 34, on the William Moore ranch about 50 miles from Skelton, was bitten through the nose and on the hand by a coyote likely rabid while sleeping outdoors. He was treated by Dr. West in Elko and sent to Reno for a rabies examination.
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Elko Independent
Victor Achabal
William Moore Ranch
Skelton
Elko
West
Mr. Achabal
Six-Legged Lamb Born Near Ogden Draws Attention
Frank Smyth of Ogden reports a six weeks old lamb with six legs. Four are normal and functional. the two extra legs grow on the left side near the lips and are poorly formed. Sheep men cite rarity but short life. Separately a Gardnerville saloon quarrel left the German proprietor's patron in hospital.
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Frank Smyth
Ogden
Intermountain Land & Live Stock Company
Gardnerville
Nevada Rabies Campaign Shows 3200 Coyotes Included
Report by E R Piper and E R Sans to the Nevada Rabies Commission details 3200 coyote scalps turned in at Winnemucca as part of a state and federal effort. Eight counties employ 143 hunters with expenditures totaling about 11 thousand dollars in April and May. The campaign aims to wipe out rabies. hunters face sage hen and rabbit abundance reducing poisoned bait effectiveness. Government teams report cost efficiency and ongoing animal control including bears mountain lions and wild cats.
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Winnemucca
Washoe County
Humboldt County
Elko County
White Pine County
Eureka County
Lander County
Churchill County
Nye County
Lincoln County
Lyon County
Esmeralda County
J. A. Clemmons
Star Valley
Italians Allow Wives to Rejoin Husbands in America
The Italian government will permit wives of naturalized American Italians who have not served in the military to return to join their husbands in the United States. Previously this was forbidden. The English Masonic Grand Lodge bans attendance by members born German, Austrian, Hungarian, or Turkish until after the war to preserve lodge harmony.
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Washington
Leygal Pain Wacker
Naval Consulting Board OF the
Aenean
Legal Blanks For Sale At Sewriwen Alioa
Public sale notices outline legal blanks available at Sewriwen Alioa. Officials list sale terms and filing deadlines, inviting bidders to submit bids by specified dates.
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Sewriwen Alioa
New State Primary Law Sets August Precinct Elections statewide
The new law requires a primary on the second Tuesday in August of even years for selecting delegates to county and state conventions. Parties with 10 percent of the prior vote can elect delegates based on 20 vote increments. Voters must register political affiliation and filing windows specify certificates, nominations, and fees. Delegates meet later to nominate offices, form platforms, and appoint county and state committees.
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