Balkan peace terms with major power backing and regional shifts
The Salt Lake Tribune outlines likely armistice aims and postwar borders. Allies favor Greek control of Salonika and parts of Macedonia, with Bulgarians taking rest of Macedonia and Thrace while Montenegro expands toward Adriatic ports. Serbia seeks expanded Kosovo and Albania, resisted by Austria, with Russia Britain and France backing Serbia. Southern Albania could gain independent status under Ottoman suzerainty as part of a unified settlement after the war.
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Salt Lake
Adriatic
Alessio
San Giovanni de Medua
Servia
Novipazar
Montenegro
Kossovo
Albania
Austria
Germany
Italy
Russia
France
Porte
Asquith
Proposed Highway Across Continent Plans to fund a transcontinental road via 1% of auto makers' earnings
East coast manufacturers discuss dedicating one percent of gross earnings for a year to finance a transcontinental highway from Atlantic to Pacific. 1909 auto output totaled about 249 million dollars, with growth rapid from 3,500 cars ten years earlier to an estimated 500,000 by 1909 and rising.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Division of Statistics
Bureau For Foreign and Domestic Commerce
United States
Nevada State News Roundup From Exchanges
State notes report Floyd Bryant of Nevada University winning the Rhodes Scholarship and Sparks High School connections. A Recorder office index system project in Ely cost $9,806.10, approved by White Pine County Commissioners. White Pine paid $3,000 for a road from Duck Creek to Spring Valley. Col. H. B. Maxon writes from Panama Canal zone that illness improves. An elderly Elko equaw died, with an automobile funeral. Secretaries claim electric lighting saves state capital bills from $100 to $20 monthly. The year’s political booster tone dominates Republican papers. Nevada remains under San Francisco land office jurisdiction. Nevada cattle and sheep owners plan Reno meeting December 9 to curb diseased stock imports and exports. NCO railroad officials deny broad gauging. any standardization to be by NCO management. Shaw’s Hot Springs, Carson City, sold to Will Brougher. Morris Baycraft named in charge. County Commissioner-elect Berry, blind, rebuffed resignation. Supreme Court says blindness not a bar. The Carson Appeal continues.
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Floyd Bryant
University of Nevada
Sparks
Tive
Recorder's
Ely
White Pine
E . Fletcher
Duck Creek
Kalamazoo Pass
Spring Valley
Col. H. B. Maxaon
Board of Education
Reno
Panama Canal Zone
Elko
Bradigan
Carson News
Wool shipment sets Nevada record and political bite
Elko County merchant J J Hylton shipped a direct 100000 pound wool lot to Philadelphia, the largest home grown wool order. Price unknown but he held out for 18 cents per pound after being offered 17. Idaho judge Perky rumor denied by Elko Independent. Mining location blanks offered at Saxriver office.
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Nevada
Elko Lasteek
J. J. Hylton
Elko County
Philadelphis
Free Press
Hylton
Etko Independent
Perky
Idaho
Primesux
Elko
Notice of Application to Drain Nevada Waters 1912
Notice is given that on November 15 1912 T R Kelley of Salt Lake City Utah filed with the Nevada State Engineer for permission to appropriate public waters from Boulder Springs in the Humboldt River drainage. The plan uses a 0.8 cubic feet per second flow conveyed via pipeline to a point 8000 feet away for mining and domestic use with no return to the stream.
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State of
Nevada
T. R. Kelley
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Utah
Boulder Springs
Humboldt River
T. 36
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Restoration to Entry of Lands in National Forest Notice
Land described within Tuleye National Forest Nevada will be opened for settlement and entry January 20 1913 at Carson City Nevada. Qualified pre 1906 agricultural claimants have a preference right to homestead on lands actually occupied subject to prior settlers and applicants. Property described includes unsurveyed section boundaries with detailed bearings and distances. listed by Elizabeth Morrison Eureka Nevada as applicant. Assistant Commissioner PROUDFIT notes approval before November 1 1.
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National Forest
Tulyabe ‘National Forest
Nevada
United States
United States Land Office
Carson City
Elizabeth Morrison
Eureka
V. Proudfit
General Land Office
Nevada woman seeks water rights at Deer Spring
Agnes Morrison of Eureka County Nevada applied October 30 1912 for permission to appropriate public waters from Deer Spring. Water would be conveyed by pipe to stock troughs at the spring with a flow of .01 cubic feet per second and not returned to the stream. State Engineer W M Kearney signs. First publication November 1912 last publication December 7 1912.
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Nevada
Agnes Morrison
Eureka
State of
Deer Spring
M.D. B
Beara
Sald
Pri Ax
Notice of Business Quitclaim and Settlement Request
William Zadow of Eureka Nevada announces disposal of the People's Market and butchering business to his son Rudolph Zadow. He requests all claims be presented and all debts settled at once as he plans to leave Eureka soon with date September 14, 1912.
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Eureka
Rudolph Zadow
William Zadow
Nevada
Notary Public Seeks Clients in Eureka Nevada
R A Broy Notary Public Insurance offers prompt attention to typewriting and copying at the Post Office Eureka Nevada. Legal blanks for sale at the Sunrine office.
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Eureka
Nevada
Sunrine
Government arrests for criminal medical practice sweep across nation
A nationwide raid led by Postmaster General Hitchcock and Chief Inspector Robert Sharp netted 173 arrests in major cities. Post Office inspectors and U S Marshals targeted doctors and drug firms for using the mails to solicit criminal medical practice or to dispose of related medicines and instruments. The operation spanned 22 states with 990 inspectors involved, and many detainees are prominent drug wholesalers and retailers.
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Post Office
United States
Hitchcock
Robert 8. Sharp
Post Office Department
Indianapolis
Sharp
Nevada coal mine ships first shipments near Goldfield
Nevada coal and iron company plans regular coal shipments from mines near Cossdale in Bemerside Quantity. President L L Koonta says five car shipments will go to Goldfield as the mines begin large scale production for local needs. Regents of the University of Nevada plan to seek state accountability for bonds and interest tied to the 90 000 acre land grant, starting with January.
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Nevada
Goldfield
Nevada Coal and For! Company
Cossdale
Bemerside Quanty
L. L. Koonta
University of Nevada
State of Nevada
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Eureka Cash Store
J. B. Biase
Giant Powder Co
Henderson Banking Company
Elko, Nevada
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J. O. Hextinsos
Lamsex, Hespensow, Asst
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Bureks County
Betoke
H. C. McTerney
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Jerry Ahern
Corral
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