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Reno Evening Gazette in Reno, Nevada

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Reno Evening Gazette

Location

Reno, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1917

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Four Tonopah Men Enlisted in Recent Recruiting

Tonopah June 5. George Ryan, a post office clerk, will join the U S Navy after passing an examination for a training ship on the Pacific coast. Ralph Bottomly has joined the engineers corps, Sperrie Howard and Ora Rislo enlisted in the cavalry and head to Reno for a physical. Louis Martini, claiming Tonopah as home, was found wandering near Coaldale and is held in Esmeralda county jail for sanity examination. Frank Ketelhut will work on a new hotel at a nearby camp. Ongoing Tonopah recruiting shows local men supporting Uncle Sam.

TONOPAH George Ryan Tono j pah Sacramento United States navy George Pacific Ralph Bottomly United States engineers’ corps Sperrie Howard Ora Rislo cavalry army Reno Uncle Sam Louis Martini Coaldale Esmeralda Goldfield Frank Ketelhut Suning W. J.Pike Jim Butler Spanish Belt Mining Company Manhattan O. McCraney White Caps Jennie Nichols Mizpah John G. Kirchen Jacob Humphrey San Francisco Laura Farriello Gregory Mr. Gregory Margaret Ray Helen Davis Gracella Rountree Inez O'Connell Mary Nicholas Blanche Collins Livinia Shields Jennie Howsen Jane Johns Claire Lawrence Marion Luce Lelian Sloan John Luce Albert Gilbert Car Monahan Joe Feutch Shannon Brown Howard Coulter Harry Day Walter Roundtree

Verdi Picnic Honors Graduates Amid Weekend News

Verdi residents attend a school picnic at Bowers Mansion honoring graduates Carmen Morrill Ruth Wilso Amelia and Julia Petroni with two large meals and a full day of festivities. Local residents travel to Reno Sparks and Moana Park for various visits and events.

the Gazette VERDI J. B. Law Reno E. Lawrence Downieville J. F. Nash Barbara Elizabeth John Berkeley Frank Nichols Thomas Casey Ruth Wilsor Annie Porter Amelia Julia Pétroni Casey Porter Merrill Brown John Austine C. Bowman Floyd_G. Rogers Verdi John Vodrovich Moana park D. Palmer Jack Winnemucca Walter Holman Ott Ostrom Frank Larson Joseph Casey J. Davis William Powers C. Rameili

Lovelock High Sends All Graduates to Aviation Corps

Lovelock Nevada proudly reports that its wartime high school class of five sends both remaining graduates Eric Charles and Carl Loorz to military flight service. Eric becomes a supply sergeant in the first regiment while Carl serves as a corporal in a second regiment at Fort Sam Houston Texas.

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Indians Interfere With Work of Registrars

Albuquerque June 5 Jose Caracio governor of Santo Domingo Pueblo Santiago Pena an influential Pueblo member and Julian Baca an Indian police officer were arrested here by Deputy U S Marshal Harry A Murphy for interfering with registrar work and disrupting proceedings in anticipation of a voter registration operation.

ALBUQUERQUE N. M Jose Caracio pueblo of Santo Domingo Santiago Pena Pueblo Julian Baca United States Harry A. Murphy

Indians Charged Over Santo Domingo Voter Registration

Three Indians faced charges for plotting to block registration of more than twenty Santo Domingcans. They refused to let officers summon district pueblo members, arguing they should not be subject to military service as they had no voting rights. They were allowed to return home, and U S Commissioner George K R Craig said he would drop the charges if they aided registration the next day.

United States attorney's office United States George KR. Craig

Biscuit Lightness Spurred by Cottolene Test

The mother praised light biscuits from a Cottolene test sent by Mr. C. as a contrast to butter, which my sister teased Mother about sworn butter in biscuit making.

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