Foreign Office Prevented Publication Of Interview On War Threats
New York. November 21. The World reports that a published interview with Dr Hale about the German emperor was altered by the Foreign Office to remove wartime prophecies. Officials feared it could provoke a discharge of temper and disastrous war as Britain and Japan faced tensions. The article was massed through Foreign Office and then curtailed before publication.
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Injunction Sought Over Reno Property Condemnation
William and Morris Levy filed an injunction against City of Reno and officials over council action condemning housing on their property. The order required fire marshal to notify owners to remove dilapidated wooden shacks after city demolition.
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Gompers Re elected President of American Federation of Labor
In Denver on November 21 Samuel Gompers was re elected president of the AFL with one dissenting vote as delegates convened at 9 am. He pledged to advance the labor movement and said he would carry out the orders of the federation. Duncan of Granite Cutters won reelection as first vice president, with others re elected to office. The convention tackled building trades disputes and urged union hiring for the Modern Woodmen home in Colorado Springs.
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Strange Will and Promissory Notes Stir Estate Fight
A probate filing in Los Angeles notes Mrs. Melissa Funk of Attiva Indiana sues over a claim against the late Theodore P. Bangell estate. Promissory notes tied to an alleged past assault by Bangell are challenged as part of a broader dispute among executors George L. Hatton and William Mash. The body lies in Woodlawn Cemetery after Bangell died at 73 in Colorado Springs.
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Four Drown When Steamer Explodes Near Plaquemine
In New Orleans a river packet named H. Z. Carter exploded today eight miles below Plaquemina. Four of the passengers are confirmed drowned as fire broke out, worsening the disaster.
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CHTY Awards Contract For Filling In New Bridge Approach
City Engineer Maxson told a Gazette man last night the city dec ided to award a contract for the long fill from the east end of Second Street to the Virginia and Truckes track for the bridge approach. Work may start soon and be completed before traffic begins on the new approach. Union National Bank of Kansas City, with deposits of thirteen million dollars, was absorbed today by the National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City. The Union National, one of the oldest banks here, faced possible charter limits on issuing cards amid the merger.
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Another Victim of Auto Races in Savannah
Savannah, Ga. Nov 21. De Rose a mechanic was killed and John Ju haz, the driver, badly injured when their car struck a telegraph pole during training for Wednesday's small car race. They were dodging another car.
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Land Agents Lawton Elko Communication Notice
Special land agents D J Lawdon and We Wells report new in Kika area to investigate mining and railroad lands authorities. they will probe eastern state properties then return to Reno Nevada. All protests or complaints should be addressed to The Lawand special agent general offices Reno Nevada.
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Nevada Barbarian Game This Afternoon
Nevada university reports a close contest as the Parbeians edge the locals by a slim margin. Highlights include a late push tying the game and Berkeley’s recent win, with scattered scores from other colleges and universities as the day’s games wrap.
Unsanitary Plumbing Sparks City Pressure for Inspector
Recurring complaints about unsanitary plumbing trigger public demand for a plumbing inspector. City officials cite typhoid exposure at a central telephone office and leaking sewers on Virginia Street, urging council action despite a stalled bombing ordinance. Local labor and business groups plan to press the council to approve an inspector role.
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Austin physician Burton commits suicide in office
Special to the Gazette reports Dr C B Burton a prominent Austin physician killed himself in his office yesterday afternoon by placing ether under his nose and shooting himself with a 38 caliber revolver. Death was instantaneous. The body was found by G W Fiske who had entered to summon the doctor for a patient. No motive is known. Burton, middleraged and active in Masonic circles, was believed in good spirits earlier that day.
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Harvard Wins Gridiron Classic 4 to 6 Over Yale
Harvard defeats Yale in a hard fought rivalry clash by 4 to 6 thanks to a late field goal from Kennard. Captain Burr of Barnard reportedly opted not to play with Vechel and Grimson tweaks noted as Harvard drives stall Yale defense maneuvered by Corbett and Philbin, key plays feature Yale's early surge and Harvard's decisive field goal in a tight finish at Getty Yale Field New Haven Conn Nov 21.
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Scott 15 Found Guilty of Murder in Elko Court
Scott 15 found guilty of murder in Elko Court for the death of Chomente Gudiei in Erhy county. Christian Sethe san was identified as the killer. verdict for second degree murder delivered by Judge Brown after prosecution by Wylne of Kiko county. Jury returned the verdict amid a stay of Tosman memories and intoxicated actions at the scene.
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Reno High to Entertain Coldfield Guests at Banquet
Reno High School prepares for a regal reception at Galdfield next week with plans for a day of events ending in a large banquet after the game on Thanksgiving Day. The Reno team has been strengthened since the earlier meeting with Coldfield and hopes for victory.
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Grand Duke Alexis Interred At St Petersburg Fortress
The body of Grand Duke Alexis, uncle of the Russian emperor, was interred today in the new mausoleum at the fortress of St Peter and St Paul. Emperor Nicholas accompanied the ceremony, walking three miles from the railway station without incident. In Tokyo Kikojire Wada, former agriculture director, sails for England to represent Japan at the 1917 exposition. Marquis Ito leaves for Korea on a Japanese warship.
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Editor Dead in Richmond at 63
Joseph Bryan owner of the Richmond Times Dispatch died at home tonight in Richmond aged 63. He was a prominent local figure and longtime newspaper publisher.
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Richmond Times- Dispatch
Reno Sole Agency for Celebrated Item Remains Open
In Reno the local firm remains the sole agent for a celebrated product, continuing exclusive sales and service. The move sustains warranty support and regional availability, with customers directed to the Reno showroom for demonstrations and purchase.
Mark Cross Leather Goods in New York City Prices
Mark Cross Leather Goods imported directly from London offered at New York City prices. Goods described as excellent Xmas gifts.
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