Cost of Campaign in Nevada Was Only About $20000
Sworn expense accounts filed with the secretary of state show Nevada campaigns in 1918 spent heavily, with Democrat and Henderson Club funds flowing widely. Notably, the Henderson Club reported 3137.95 spent, and Democrats logged 13163.15 in expenses, while Republican totals hovered around modest figures.
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LOUIS A. SPELLIER
Nevada
Jed Roberts
United States
Roberts
Democratic state central committee
Washee Henderson Club
J. E. Caine. com
Senator Henderson
Washoe Henderson Club
CH, McIntosh
Boyd Moore
James D. Finch
Tenderson
Ed Caine
Blenderson
James Clark
Carrie Avansino
Christine Clark
Komer Mooney
William McKnight
Democratic wir
Henderson Club
George S. Brown
Reno
the
Southern Pacific
J. J. Mul Hn
state industrial insurance commission
Utah
A. G. Pawley
Flko
A. G
Elko land office
Ahe Dromiac
Overland hotel
tone
L. A. Friedman
Demcratic
national committee
Senator Blenderson
Charles R. Evans
Gov
Boyle
J. L. McCarthy
national
George D. Smith
industrial insurance commission
J. M. Leonard
re board of highway commissioners
Brazil Mobilizing and Peru Tends an Ambassador
Lima reports Brazil began mobilizing with limited confirmation. Peru plans cabinet changes as Francisco Tudele Ware departs for Washington to become Peru's ambassador to the United States. Secretary Lansing seeks to elevate Lima to an embassy and exchange ambassadors amid Peru Chile border tensions and Pan American ties.
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LIMA
Peru
Limau
Brazil
Francisco Tudele Ware
Washington
United States
Varela
Wison
Lansing
congress
Argentina
Atlante
South America
Chile
Pacific
Hogs Star at International Live Stock Show in Chicago
At the International Live Stock Exposition hogs share attention with saddle horses and prize steers as the hog industry grows. Turner Brothers of Dewitt, Johnny sixteen and Billy thirteen, started with $24 for a bicycle, built a herd of 600 Hampshires worth $25,000, exhibit a prize boar, and have won 83 prizes including three blue ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHICAGO
Der
England
France
Johnny and
Billy Turner
Dewitt
Middle West
Johnny
Billy
Turner Brothers
Americans Enter Mainz As War News Stirs Europe
American troops reached Mainz the capital of Rhenish Hesse on Wednesday, signaling a major advance on the Rhine. In New York, Mayor Hylan signed an ordinance designating space in front of the Grand Central Terminal facing Park Avenue at Pershing Square.
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AMSTERDAM
Associated} Press
Mainz
Rhenish
Hesse
Germany
Wolff bureau
Berlin
NEW YORK
Hylan
Grand Central terminal
Park avenue
Pershing Square
RRA
WASHINGTON, T
Pershing
war department
Grant- Wallenborn
Daun-Ringersheur
Captives' Neglect by Germans Said to Be Calous and Brutal
London reports from a government inquiry describe deliberate German cruelty toward British prisoners of war. Observers say many were sent to Heilsberg and Trelon in poor condition, with overcrowded camps, few doctors, and inadequate care, indicating a policy to reduce prisoner health.
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LONDON
Heilsberg
Trelon
Deynze
Tenth army corps
Grain trading starts again after restrictions lifted
Washington and Chicago dispatches report the food administration lifted all limits on trading corn oats rye and barley while maintaining control of coffee distribution. In Chicago the ban on trading more than 200000 bushels by a single interest and deliveries beyond four months was removed, expected to boost business at grain centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMSTERDAM
Ree
Baku
Oli
Ardahan
Caucasus
Vorwaerts
Berlin
WASHINGTON
food administration
CHICAGO
Labor Secretary Seeks Mooney Case Details
San Francisco December 6 William Denman acting says a telegram from Secretary of Labor Wilson requested certain information on charges of irregularities in the Mooney prosecution and related cases. The message was addressed to John B Denmore, director general of the federal employment service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN FRANCISCO
Labor
Wilson
Thomas J. Mooney
John B. Denmore
William Denman
Baker urges restraint on liquor for returning soldiers
Secretary Baker appeals to families and friends of soldiers coming home from the front to avoid supplying intoxicants. He says a drunken soldier disgraces the uniform and loyal citizens should not tempt men with drink during homecoming celebrations.
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WASHINGTON
Dec
Baker
Urgent Allied Appeal Against Bolshevik Invasion
London dispatch reports Livonia Esthena and Courland councils seeking Allied and neutral aid as Bolsheviks advance burning and killing. Refugees flood provinces awaiting warships to protect them while Britain confirms ships at Libau and Revel per Paris Petit Journal report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LONDON
british Wireless Service
Livonia
Esthenia
Courland
Baltic
Copenhagen
Libau
Lithuania
Paris
the
Petit Journal
Rével
St RRS Sao
International Trial Talk Gains Ground On Hohenzollern
An international jury to try the former German emperor gains support in France. Holland may intern Wilhelm II and his son for life on a Dutch island. Finland may seek wartime neutrality compensation by ceding border territory. The Paris Matin reports French prosecutors deem murder charges against the ex-emperor admissible.
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LONDON
Holland
Amsterdam
Herr Hohenszottern
Fast
West Indies
Finland
iwilbskei
Limburg
Belgium
Antwerp
Dutch Limburg
Uel- Gjan
PARIS
France
Lescouve
ministry of justice
Prieur
Britain Day Observed Across Nations For War Victory
New York Governor Whitman proclaims a holiday as Union Jack waves brighten city streets. In Washington fifty thousand government workers take the day off for armistice victory observances near the White House. Atlanta hosts mass meetings highlighting British Empire roles and bravery in World War I with Britain Day celebrations continuing tomorrow in several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK
New York state
Whitman
Alppadrome
White House
WASHINGTON
an- Gienea
South
ATLANTA
Rouakeers
Britain
Peace talks in Chile Peru border on peaceful solution
Chile and Peru move toward a partial plebiscite to restore a Pacific port. Peru extends boycott to all ports. U.S. ships denial. no American vessels headed to Peru. Peruvian chamber passes law to submit petroleum dispute to international arbitration board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUENOS AIRES
Chile
Peru
La Nacion
LIMA
U.S
WASHINGTON
state
navy
San Francisco
Petroleum Row
Peruvian chamber of deputies
International Petroleum Company
international arbitration board
senate
Conciliator Named to End Omaha Street Car Strike
The labor department assigned a conciliator to seek a settlement of the Omaha street car strike as the War Labor Board urged strikers to return to work, accusing them of breaking faith with the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
department of labor
Omaha
war labor board
Chile Quake Destroys Hundreds of Buildings in Atacama
Reports from Chile describe devastation in Copiapó where 400 buildings including the municipal hall were ruined, costing about 8,006,000 pesos. In Chañaral three tidal waves damaged much of the city, and in Taltal several deaths and many injuries occurred with heavy property losses. The government has appropriated relief funds and work is underway.
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SANTIAGO
Chile
Coplapo
Atacama province
Chanaral
Antofagasta
Taltal
Ukraine Fetman Slain as Unionists Seize Kyiv
Geneva reports General Skoropadski, Ukrainian Hetman, is dead and power is held by Unionists after a fierce battle near Kyiv. Telegram from Lausanne says ten thousand troops and six hundred officers were killed or wounded. Skoropadski rose to power with German aid. the exact Unionist forces are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GENEVA
Skoropadski
Ukraine
Kiev
Lausanne
Rhineland Republic Proposed at Cologne
At a Rhineland meeting in Cologne on Wednesday leading citizens resolved to proclaim at once an independent republic under the German empire. The republic would include the Rhine and Westphalia regions.
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COPENHAGEN
Rhineland
Cologne
Rhine and
Westphalia
Unidentified shooter fires at Portugal president in Lisbon
In Lisbon on a Friday an unidentified man fired at Dr. Sidonio Paes president of Portugal in the street. The bullet missed and the assailant was arrested.
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LISBON
Portugal
Sidonio Paes
President Wilson enjoys better weather on voyage
President Wilson's third day at sea finds him healthier and more active. He rests less, exercises on deck, and chats with officers and ambassadors aboard the George Washington as a film is shown and plans for peace talks remain undeveloped.
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U. S
GEORGE WASHIN
Associated Press
Wison
Pennsylvania
Ad Miral Mayo
Wilson
Jules J. Jusserand
United States
dai Cellere
Washington
Lansing
Henry White
peace commission
George Washington
m stem
Train wreck injures Americans near Orleans France
An express train from Orleans collided with a second train near Meung-sur-Loire, eleven miles from Orleans. Twelve bodies have been recovered and identified, with more yet in the debris. Twenty five people were injured as four cars were smashed beyond recognition.
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ORLMNANS
France
Orleans
Meung-sur-Loire
Bita
Bandit Hanged for Killing Officer in Chicago
Lloyd Bopp, an automobile bandit, was executed by hanging in the county jail this morning for the murder of Policeman Herman Malow. The case as reported from Chicago states the conviction and the execution took place today.
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CHICAGO
Lloyd Bopp
Herman Malow
Bolshevism Is Not Freedom but Tyranny, Dutch Diplomat Says
In Amsterdam on December 7, the Dutch minister to Petrograd, who arrived via Germany, denounced Bolshevism in Russia. He called Bolshevik rule the end of civilization, citing high wages for no work, theft of property, no taxation, and massive unemployment. He warned Russia faces ruin if conditions persist.
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AMSTERDAM
Petrograd
Holland
Germany
Russia
Petrocrad
Subsidized Papers Soon Discovered Bernstorff
Washington dec 7 shipwreck of German propaganda in america by bernard dernberg attributed by count von bernstorff in a berlin foreign office explanation to the impossibility of keeping secret the subsidized american newspapers and the sinking of the lusitania the bernstorff letter and other documents were laid before a senate committee investigating brewery and german propaganda by a b biełaski chief of the bureau of investigation the letters discuss fatherland and times mail and mention archibald a americas news paperman whose papers were taken by british authorities the committee heard telegrams from names listed among german papers and a hearing for harvard professor albert bushnell wart next tuesday
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WASHINGTON
America
Bernard Dernberg
Count von Bernstorff
Berlin
foreign office
Bernstorff
auc
Marcus
Braun
Times Mail
Huntington ‘Wright
M. T. E. Low
Archibald
Bielagkl
J. F. a. Archibald
Americas
hfe
Germany
Rel
Albert Bushnell Wart
Harvard
Admiral Koltchak Proclaims Russia Reconstruction Effort
The Russian dictator at Omsk declares he works solely for national reconstruction and will use military force only to restore order and support the government. He says political strife hindering administration has been eliminated and steps are being taken to improve economic conditions for both army and civilian populations in Bolshevik-free districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
Koltchak
Omsk
Russia
Wall Street Struggles With Low Volume Trades
New York stock trading today sank to week’s low amid restricted dealings in specialties. About 800000 shares changed hands as markets opened with subdued activity and limited movement across sectors.
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NEW YORK
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