War news and domestic items from late dispatches
War updates shout Turks advance in Turkish Armenia and heavy fighting along the Balkan front. Romanian and Russian movements, British actions near Ypres, and German reports from Bucharest to Monastir color the war page. Prohibition carries in Montana and holiday charity efforts mark civilian life amid global conflict.
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Cetin
Armenia
Germany
Kelchatar Carranza
Chihuahua City
Fee Framety
Kirlibaba
Berlin
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Hurey
Prah
Bucharest
von Falkephayn
von Mackensen
Tromat
Dobrudja
Tehernavoda-Constanza
Arizona State News items from Western Newspaper Unions
Arizona headlines report dates for events across mining and industry. Roy Hamblin killed at the Payne mine in Chloride. Mexican laborers die in a Plageotafi train incident. Jitneys banned on Lowell Main Street. Marshall holidays planned in Arizona. Roosevelt Lake Copper Company to restart old tunnel. State fire marshal office advocated in Phoenix. Banking licenses issued in Cochise County. Locals plan coyotes hunting and ranching profits. Pool hall owner acquitted after a holdup attempt. Tucson assay offices flood with samples. A brick plant begins construction in Globe. Copper vein and silver-bearing ore found near Jerome. Winter baseball league formed. season opens in Needles. Glory Hole Bonanza ore shoot discovered near Satome. Auto race incident on Phoenix fair grounds. Yavapai Oil lands relocated for development. Strike at New Cornelia Copper Company in Ajo. James Bowman homestead 100-mile claim near Young. State Land Commission publishes land selections. James J. Smith dies in Frankfort Ky.
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Roy Hamblin
Payell
Chloride
Plagetafi
Mining Congress
Lowell
Thomas R. Marshall
Arizona
Roosevelt Lake Copper Company
Phoenix
Merchants
Bankers, & Miami Corporation
Cochise County
Inter
Mortie Graham
Ac Y
Felipe Lopes
Tucson
A. W. Roberts
Globe
Flossie Ining Company
Republic Mize
Jobson
Bonanza
Satome
Drennan
Amarillo
Tex
Armstrong
John Bowman
Ives
Bowman
Young
Flatstaff
Winslow
Gila County
State Land Commission
United States Land Office
Normal Schools
School of Mines
Yavapai
Mariposa
Conconino
Pima County
Frankfort
James J. Smith
Mark Smith
Simpler Highway Rules Proposed by Auto Association
H M Rowe of the American Auto Association urged simpler, universal traffic rules to reduce accidents. He argues most incidents stem from pedestrian negligence and calls for a practical code balancing freedom with safety, adaptable nationwide with some enforcement variation.
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H. M. Rowe
American Auto- Haodite Association
Won't Stick In Small Tire Repairs
Repair advice explains moisture weakens cement bond as damp fabric loosens tread. Inadequate roughening of old carcass lets cement fail after miles. Ensure proper pressure during curing to secure the repair.
Motor Fuel Tests Reported by American Consul
The Tyons report describes tests in a 1914 Mercedes touring car using varied fuels with an ordinary carburetor. Gasoline achieved 2.00 miles at 44 mph, pure benzol 3.70 miles at 42 mph, benzol alcohol mix 424 miles at 89 mph, and equal benzol alcohol mix 4.08 miles at 42 mph.
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Tyons
Wales
Transcontinental car run may beat five days from coast to coast
Experts foresee a coast to coast auto run from San Francisco to New York under five days. After recent 11 day transcontinental trials, analysts say four and a half days could be possible with flawless planning, ideal conditions, and synchronized east or westbound routes.
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San Francisco
New York
America
Adays
Fred FE
Moskovics
Indianapolis
Vex
Sam Stevens
Rome
Ralph Mulford
Patterson
Vincent
Travelers Save Space in Automobiles on Vacations
Automobile travelers by the thousands each year add to the already large number who take their vacations, seeking efficiency and convenience through car trips.
New Rack System Lets Families Pack More for Trips
A New Yorker invention adds a roof rack over the car hood with side hanging baggage holders and pivoting front posts. The device detaches from a dash bracket and secures to the chassis, letting parents pack plentiful clothes for long tours without digging around the car.
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WHS
Western Mining and Oil News highlights activity across Arizona and beyond
Ore bodies and mining operations expand at multiple sites from Mineral Park to Gold Dust and Sunshine. Copper, silver, and tungsten developments drive new shafts, smelter plans, and ore shipments as companies like Great Caton, Fife syndicate, and Blue Star expand in Kingman, Hill Top, Ostman, and Cripple Creek. Oil activity rises near Farmington and Moorcroft with new fields and leases, while Blue Star and Spencer install equipment and preparations advance at several properties in New Mexico and Wyoming.
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Craiova
Romania
Count Szeptycki
Dracos
Lamtron
Athens
Hazeopoulos
Pondicherry
India
Reuter
Martins
Warmbach
Jasper
Mebbinghaus
Mause
Bebetke
Seattle
Coant
Avril
England
Pother
Francis Joseph
Schoenbrunn Palace
Hofhurs Chapel
Vienna
Sets
Mineral Park
Silver King
Wallapai
Oatman Sharrock
Black Range
Kingman
Great Caton
Fife Syndicate
Hill Top
Dos Cabexas
Sunshine
Old Hackberry
Hurgua Halo Panamza
Yulia County
Whitepine
Ottawa
John Kaminky
Alice
Spencer
Iola
John RK. Brown
Hon Cap
Silver Creek
Gladstone
Boulder County
J. A. Ewing
E. J. Webb
Gillexple
Pyramid Mining and Exploration Company
Windicater
Cripple Creek
North Iy
Business Lessons From a Child Eye Injury Court Ruling
A courtroom discussion uses a baby's eyes to weigh the value of care and negligence. The judge notes that monetary recompense cannot replace a lost or damaged sight. A speaker argues for fair treatment and accountability, urging a businesslike approach to protect the vulnerable.
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Jack Loudon
Glen Blea Ranch
Santa Rosa
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Fort Sam Houston
Camp Wilson
Bosse
Evansville
P.M. Morrissey
Burlington Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway Trainwell
Bate
Galesburg
Leroy
Villa
Juarez
City
United States
Mexico
Maj
A. HL. Williams
Department of the Adjutant General of
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Denver
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Chamberlain
Oregon
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Mint
War Department
Chihhuahua City
Francisco Villa
Trevino
Carranza
France
Bertin
Sporting News
Coronado
Cal
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Colorado University
Colorado Aggies
Aggies
Golden
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Union Park
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Ariz
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St. Louis
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Lea
Collier and Flenner
Levi H. Ballou
Joliett Mi
Scythian
Leyland Line
Liverpool
Neptune
Mississippi
New Orleans
Christmax Club
California
Frank C. Jordan
Sacramento
Charlotte Case
Charles Case
Arizona State News
Unies News Service
Awecel Arie Fon
Biabioe
Jerome Consolidated Copper Company
Fortaedt
Motare County
Needles
Oatman
The
Yavapai Oil Company
del Rio
Douglas
New Cornelia Copper Company
Ajo
Internationalun Service
Telegraph Hill
Western Mining and Oil News
York
Johnson
Republic
Gold Dust Mines Company
Ostman Camp
Blue Star Mining Company
Mountainair
Santa Rita
Hurley
Chino Copper Company
Meadows
Farmington
W. D. Howard
D. White
Deming
Cook's Peak
Paul A. Larsen
R. L. Smith
Bayard Station
Wyoming
J. D. Cameron
Big Muddy
Otfield
Casper
Burlington Rail
Moorcroft
Embarol Company
Bright
Dean
Buran
Tim
Deane
Poster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
K. Y
Carter
Rere
Ois
Youngstown Telegram
Klondike
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