Crete Turmoil Deepens as Powers Plan Military Steps
The Council of Ministers decides to leave Crete pacification to foreign powers and to appoint Kara Thedori Paba as the interim high commissioner. Turkish forces prepare for action with two squadrons ordered to Crete, while Greek advances and anti-Turkish protests raise tensions. A joint note from Admiral Canevaro warns Greek forces to halt hostilities as powers seek a peaceful understanding.
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Crewe
Assocated Press
Constantinepte
Council of Ministers
secnion
hae
Crete
Kara Thedori Paba
Lopertal
El-ham Pasha
Zertovo
Elsenoda
Salonika
Toses
Greece
Caner
ontlo kou
Yildiz
Ara
Prevessa
Thessaly
ahota
Ita
Tarkiah Archipslato
Gulf of Alesandeetta
Marine haa aske
Thera
fizeta
Canevaro
Canes
Retime
Heraklion
Sitia
Cretan
Bram
Collogne Gazette
Vienna
Stock Shipments Report From Reno Office
Stock shipments from Reno to San Francisco and other destinations total 198 cars and about 20 000 head of cattle sheep calves and horses with transfers at Reno and various points in the state. The report lists destinations including San Francisco South San Francisco Stock Yards San Jose Stockton and Sacramento among others and notes large totals for cattle and sheep coupled with smaller sums of calves horses and hogs. The document also records shipments to Halleck Elko Carlin and Beowawe and mentions receipts from Amades Carsup and Macon Valleys en route to several outlets.
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Meeks
Reno
Pleasanton
Ban Jose
Stockton
Sacramento
Colfax
Dutch Flat
Brockee
Lear borsar
Beate
Beru
Halleck
San Francisco
care itattta
Bansawe
Beowawe
Banta
Banwawe
San Jose
Capitolla
Iron Point
Tron
Snoshone
Santa Rosa
Golenda
Winnemucea
Bay Francisco
Wroewacca
Milpitas
Winnemucca
Germantown
Amedes
Stoke
Carsup
Macon Valleya
Sa Francisco
Stock Yards
Livermore
Stucktoo
Sacamento
Ty Auburn
Funeral of Shelby at Forest Hill cemetery
The remains of General Joe O Shelby were laid to rest in Forest Hill cemetery with services at the Third Regiment Armory. Gov Lon V Stephens attended with staff, 2000 veterans present, Rev S M Moet preached, and John F Phillips spoke. Streets were packed with people.
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Shelby
Associa ed Preas
Kaxaas Crrvy
Joe O. Shelby
Forest Hill cemetery
Third Regiment
Lon. V. Stephens
8. M. Moet
John F. Phillips
United States Circuit Court
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WASHINGTON
Corbett
Ingernoti
Garerre
Patrick Dolan
Barney Keaney
Keaney
Pat Wehan
war Blrer, HS
Congressional
Associated Press
Wasarveron
Senate
Great Britain
Yellowstone Park Canyon
Allen
Nebraska
cin
South Omaha
Bryan
Lidge
Palmer
Carter
HOUSE
Hoyas
Utah
J. Paine
William E Simms
Geological survey
House Committee on Labor today
Senator Gear
Committee on Pavnte
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Gazette Cagson Nev
Corball aredhis
Shaw’a
iantm
Martin Jalan
Fizdimmons
armeed
pri
Scaruboat Springs
Carson
sveryoar
Jim Corbett
vated
New York
Robert J. Wilon
Tuercall
Charles Wynne
Spokane
Wilton
Wilson
Ingersoll
Mina Hattie Cooper
Sarah B. Cooper
Gan Quentin
San Quentin Privon
Calif
Chun Sing
Choo
Lundy
Mao County
ag Ae
GarEtts
OaRLARD
Cal
William Jones
Dershen
Loris
Ducetsa
Piper
Sam J. Barton
Lillian Coleman
abla
Sam J Barton
Perkina
Mokission
J. F McCullough
Helella Chamberlain
McKINLEY
Gary
Maryland
Carlos
Metable
Associated Preas
Alfred Pleasanton
Greacon house
Preacanton
Mr. Marpey
Henrietta Roane
Denver
W P. O'Malley
Hotzipayenuze
Anthony
Morrow
Pennsylvania
Wemeca
Fed
Woman Suffrage Association
Andian John Buster
Chonay
h. Buster
L. D. Folsom
Roberts
Ubore
Roberta
Batmooks
General Carfos
Cubao Junta
Cuba
Jos
J. Luis
Canton
Phillipa
Hanna
Cleveland today
Garyeos
eer eres
James A. Gary
Hood
Cr. Hood & Co
Lowell
Masa
M’RISSICK
JOHN FIPER
Leuste
SAM J. BURTON
MISS LILLIE COLEMAN
Langler
St Perkins
femoun Pughtown Farmer Band
Dircrete
LARCOMBE
J. B. CORFIN
FrRASE FiIs
SIERRA
North Side
RENO, NEVADA
R. W. PARRY
Feed & Sale Stable
PARRY
Nevada
HOLIDAY COODS
New York City
Steteon
JOHNS SUNDERLAND
SOL. LEVY
WM. PINNICER
VIRGINIA STREET
Wieland’s Steam Beer
PARRY BROTHERS
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