Allies Ready to Accept Clause Changes in Peace Treaty
In Paris and Washington reports indicate Allied diplomats may accept some reservations to the Versailles treaty to aid ratification. Allies plan cooperative councils with premier-level discussions on Russia and Turkey, while American diplomats monitor the talks and prepare for possible concessions. Leaders seek early settlement with England and Italy to push a final agreement.
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London
Ulaud George
Clemenceau
senate
America
France
England
Ital
Fiume
John Wy
United States
G Beitian
ceau
Lloyd George
Vitorio Scialeia
Halian foreign minster
Wilson
senate foreign relations committee
Lady Astor Urges U S to Stay in League of Nations
Plymouth audience heard Lady Astor declare the United States should not pull out of the League of Nations. She warned American women that knowing war’s realities might alter their view and symbolized her stance with a miniature stagecoach reading From Plymouth to Westminster presented by the Primerose League.
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Lady Asford
League of Nations
America
United States
Flymouth
Westminster
Primerose League
Wingfield denies plan to move offices or home
George Wingfield emphatically denied rumors that he intends to relocate his offices or home from Reno to California or to abandon Nevada interests. He stated Nevada Stock Farm horses were moved to Sacramento to be trained and sold, and that Calvada ranch near Fallon will be broken into eighty acre tracts with cultivation and buildings planned.
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Nevada
California
Nevada Stock Farm
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Calvada
Fallon
Wingfield
Wall Street Rebounds Amid Mixed Trading
A brisk session at the New York stock exchange followed partial overseas rallies and a sharp call money recovery. Gains extended one to six points across motors oils steels equipment and shippings with strength in motor specialties tobacco textiles and paper shares. Canadian Pacific led a late recovery while rails were minor players as about 43 million shares traded.
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tirma
rails
cluying wis
Chicago sets flat price for suits at 24.50
A Chicago article reports a fixed fair price list for clothing with suits priced at 24.50. A reporter failed to buy a suit at that price after two days, finding only a vest offered for a cut price of 24,500.
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Wixeoushicago
Nevada political figure Flannery dies in San Francisco
Harry P. Flannery once led Nevada political circles and chaired the state police commission in San Francisco. He died at Lane's Hospital after illness at sixty one. Survived by a widow and daughter Irene Rosenshine, his career included flagging local politics on Geary and Market and a 1910 police post.
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Virginia City
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$200 000 Hotel Planned for Winnemucca
A new five story Winnemucca hotel with 110 rooms will be built on the former Dorado site early this spring. George Wingfield announces the project with leading regional figures. the First National Bank of Winnemucca will occupy a 32 by 80 foot space and the hotel will feature its own electric light plant.
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Humboldt emmonly
Dorado
Dr Romonzo Adams Goes to College in Honolulu
Dr Romonzo Adams head of the department of economics at the University of Nevada is granted a leave of absence to assume a position in the economics department at the University of Hawaii in Honolulu. He will depart soon after the first of the year with return conditioned on his health.
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University of Nevada
Adams
University of Hawaii
Honolulu
Bandit Raid on Muzquiz Sparks Multi-Nation Captives
Reported raid last Tuesday on Muzquiz in Coahuila state led to the capture of Americans R. Renson and Fred G. Hugo, an Englishman, and several Mexicans. Eight townsmen were also said held. one Mexican ranchero, Don Miguel Muzquiz Vena, was among captives. Band led by Diaz de la Torre or Villa faction reportedly headed toward Chihuahua. Demanded ransoms up to ten thousand dollars for Americans and the Englishman, six thousand for Mexicans.
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rangoin
Wéngishman
R. Rensom
Hagle Vass Lumber Company
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FM Debris
Don Miguel Muzquiz Vena
Mexico
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Muszquiz
Villis
DTmelino Villa
segt Mugquiz
Chihuahua state
G. M. Seguin
Lagle Tassee
Ballots Mailed for Commercial Club Election Board Directors
Primary ballots have been sent to 142 members of the Commercial Club for a two stage election. Members nominate sixteen directors on the ballot and the 32 top vote getters advance to a December 22 final, with four polling places and ballot boxes at the E Club Week's Drug Store Golden Hotel and the Commercial Club.
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Commercia Club
Shay
E Club
Week's drug store
Golden Hotel
Commercial Club
Miles KH. North
W. M. Gardiner
W. H. Johnston
Robber Holds Up Spokane Bank In Residence District
An masked man entered the Union Park Bank in Spokane Washington and robbed the cashier BE. 1. Anderson of 500 dollars and escaped in an automobile. Miss Glenna Lee a bookkeeper was the only other person present. The same bank was held up about three years ago in a similar manner.
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SPOKANE
Wash
Anderson
Union Park
Glenna Lee
Thirteen Below At Ogden And Zero At Salt Lake
Ogden Utah reports thirteen below zero while Salt Lake City experiences near zero temperatures. The cold snap drops to three degrees below at four in the morning then warms. pipes freeze and streetcar circuits are hampered. Ground frost persists with water mains strained as snowfall accumulates.
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OGDEN
SALT LAKE
Utah
nigat
United States
Possession Granted For Prosales Ranch Highway Right Of Way
A district judge granted immediate possession of a state highway right of way through the Prosales Ranch south of Reno. The decree, entered for the Department of Highways, followed a no opposition filing by Prosales and a settlement pending between county commissioners and the Prosales. The order enables pre construction work and bidding.
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Reno
wis
Moran
department of highway
Prasoles
Robert Richards
eneral
highway department
behn
Comiskey warns AL may dissolve after July
Chicago owner Charles A. Comiskey says the American League and the National Commission could cease to exist beyond next July if talks fail. He reports his faction made every effort at the New York meeting to settle the controversy amicably, but President Johnson and his supporters refused to cooperate.
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CHICAGO
Charles A. Comiskey
the
Chicago Americans
American League
national commission
league
New York
Johnson
Tonopah Police Chief Arrives From Seattle With Prisoner
Tonopah Police Chief Tack Grant arrived in Reno this morning from Seattle bringing with him prisoner Franklin Kingswhko who was arrested in Seattle several days ago on a charge of passing worthless checks. Grant intended to take Franklin to Tonopah tonight.
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Reno
Seattle
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Tonopah
Japan Immigration Seen As Mine Influence Threat
Describes Japanese immigration to South America, especially Chilean coal and iron mines, creating concern in Valparaiso. Reports talks of fishing industry openings and Japanese interest in Concepcion Bay area with coal mines, including an option on the Filplica mine for about 10 thousand dollars. Notes no law blocks foreign property purchases and frames moves as strategic for Japan in the Pacific.
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Chile
South America
Concepcian Bay
Cuncaprion Bay
repo
Jha
Japan
Pacific
Drainage District Plans at Fallon Considered
Preparations for a Fallon drainage district are under way with plans expected to finish in weeks, says J Richardson of the Newlands Reclamation Project. A recent storm brought snow to Fallon, improving hay and stimulating shipments at about 15 a ton. Snow in the mountains should ensure ample water for next summer.
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Fallon
J. Richardson
Newlands’ Reclamation Project
Ron
Travellers Lease Texas Oil Land Announcement
The Travellers Oil and Development Company, early in Fallon district activity, reports a lease on 14 000 acres east of Mitchell. A financial statement shows 379 950 shares sold, receipts totaling 3, dividends and equipment costs, with a treasury balance of 20 309.82.
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Tashoon
Allen Clark Cited for Contempt by Former Wife
Allen E. Clark, Reno jeweler and son of A. J. Clark, faces contempt charges filed by his former wife Phoebe Roswell Clark for failure to pay alimony of $125 per month. She claims he earns $9 daily and rents $600 monthly from Allen Clark Company holdings, and supports another woman. The case, heard before District Judge Moran, involves both parties appealing to the state supreme court over a denial of a new trial and a finding of no community property to divide.
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Reno mai
A. J. Clark
Reno
det
Phoebe Roswell Clark
Allen Clark Company
Clark
Moran
state supreme court
plainiff
Scouts to Attend Madrid Conference on Spanish Language
The Toy Scouts of Spanish American countries are invited to send delegates to a 4th Boy Scout convention to be held in Madrid next June. The invitation, from Spain's National Camp of Explorers, has the backing of King Alfonso and the Spanish government, with defense of the Spanish language among topics.
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GUENOS ATRES
Toy Scouts
Madrid
Explorers
Spain
Alfonso
America
Plan for New Political Party for Presidential Campaign
A fragmentary report from St. Louis describes a convention where organizers announce a plan to form a new political party for the presidential campaign. The piece cites county labor groups and allied leagues backing the effort, with emphasis on a cohesive platform and mobilization.
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PLAN NEW
Bay Rum Charge Invokes $50 Fine
Stasia Haydon appeared with Officer Connolly in the city police office charged with drunkenness. Chief Kirkley labeled the offense bay rum, and Judge Bryson fined her $50, noting the bad moral and physical effects of drinking bay rum as a beverage. If unpaid, she will work off the fine polishing the city hall windows.
Cost of living in Russia amid fuel and grain shortages
The Red Gazette quotes a Communist Party proclamation warning the fuel crisis will wreck soviet work. It notes cold and hunger driving workers from industrial centers and grain trains at a standstill. Reading reports claim no blast furnaces have operated since July.
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Red Gazette
communist party
sax
soviet Russia
Sugar Export Ban Amid No Shortage Claims in Mexico
Mexico City reports no sugar shortage and states government measures prevent one. Secretary of the Treasury Cabrera says exports are prohibited except for cases where merchants hold large foreign sugar stocks risking loss, as authorities monitor supplies.
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MEXICO CITY
Mexico
Cabrera
republic
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