Straits Campaign a Proven Failure in War Debate
London December 3. Peace speculation fails to move Commons as Bonar Law argues Germany will not yield Belgium Poland and Serbia until defeated. Trevelyan cites promises and Greeks hesitate while Irish and Labour voices waver amid strategy talk and wartime resolve.
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London
Bonar Law
House of Commons
Germany
Belgium
Poland
Alliwce
Serbia
Charles Trevelyan
Greece
Authorities Relax Burial Regulations Amid Army Disinterment Debate
The Associated Press reports Berlin authorities eased burial rules allowing disinterment of fallen soldiers. Procedures require identification by a relative or friend where possible, with charges and escorts handled by military over guides. In other items, Genoa’s last court-housing trial before Judge Luan Ban near the old Nevada settlement cites a divorce case. a wandering man detained by police is moved to the dayluns.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Dee
Howe Tor
Trem
Piicuintlone
Prade
Genoa
Nevada
Minden
Orn Fay
Rongietely
Lannne
Thi Ehlet
Per
Children Clothing Donors Sought For Relief Effort
Relief workers report a high demand for children's clothing and underwear of all sizes as families receive aid. Public donation drives appeal to residents to contribute garments and accessories to support needy children through ongoing relief efforts.
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Childrean
Estate distribution ordered in district court
Public Administrator Frank Caya-Gweh was ordered to distribute the estate of Victor Plerain who was killed in Ad: Way in July. The final distribution by the Public Administrator completes the process in the case brought in district court.
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Jidae Averill
Frank Caya- Gweh
Thcoly
Victor Plerain
Minn
Eighth Grade Beats Seventh in Hall Contest Showdown
Eighth grade defeated seventh grade for the second time by a close score at Mt Harket Hall. The game featured Ward and Wankela, both mbaut equal, with limited practice noted as a factor.
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Mt Harket Hall
H Ward
Bath
Wankela
Court Proceedings Describe Matriek Case In Torluy Buaring
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Matriek court proceeding with mentions of Auge Averill and a corpis wobs term. The readable lines reference a court action and a detachment or preliminary hearing in Torluy Buaring, with unclear specifics remaining.
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Matriek Court
Torluy Buaring
Eae
Archeological Find Of Great Importance On Lem Island
A mutilated tablet unearthed by French troops during trench exercises on Lem Island proves of great archaeological importance. Found at the site of the ancient city of Haephemtia during sheltering operations, the tablet suggests the city was destroyed by a severe earthquake rather than invasion, overturning prior theories.
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Lem Fin
Alte
Haephentia
Ely
Lodge of Sorrow Service For Tonopah Elks Tonight
The Tonopah Lodge of Elks No. 1063 plans a sorrow service this Sunday at 3 PM in the Rutter theater. Jodee Mark will deliver the eulogy for departed brothers, with Prank T Dunn to eulogize. A musical program and viewing are prepared, with many visiting Elks expected.
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Tonopah
Worson
Rutter Theater
Jodee
Mark
Dunn
Lie
Wrethern
Quakers Fear Conscription Split Over Military Age
A British Quaker report warns of potential division within the church over conscription. A central committee contemplates asking every male member of military age about his intentions toward the government if conscription is imposed.
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London
Dev
Keugnett Quakers
Great Bellais
Oriinlai
SALE OF BEER CURTAILED
London reports from alcohol trade representatives that wartime restrictions on sale of beverages have reduced beer sales by about 17 percent. Beer home use declined while there is a 1 percent rise in wine purchases. Overall, drinking habits shifted as the "shortage ban" grows stricter, with preference for beer at home diminishing and easier-to-carry options favored.
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London
Airiiinh
Work of Antiquity Vanishes Into Cam Seeks Library Treasure
Camadrid Eng Deo reports Camailage University Library acquired from a Chinese graduate a volume with the complete works of Li Tawng Yuan dated 1147 and printed in the dock press. The edition is the oldest printed book preserved in the library by thirty seven years earlier than any previously held copy.
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My Associated Press
Camaidor
Eng
the Cameldge University Ubrary
China
Carranza Pronounced Safe and Sane Amid Tense Strife
Washington reports General Funston believes Carranza mobilization reduces danger of Villa attacks on American soil. Governor Peirpunt of Texas plans to confer with the President as Cortana and other leaders are expected to steer the situation toward stability.
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Washington
Funston
Carrancias
Govenor Perquiot
Texas
Witean
Cortana Te Tafe
Delivery of Steel Delays at Navy Yards Reported
Washington dec 5 government procurement notes delays in steel deliveries to navy yards. Eleven bidders submitted proposals for a two year contract. prices rose by about five percent from a year earlier amid tight supply and restricted output.
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Washington
Navy Yards
Two Teams Meet for First Season Game
In a high school junior versus freshman basketball game the juniors edged the freshmen 2 to 0. Players included Ella Perry and Rich Parrel for the juniors and Myrtle Hanse Jens Dateell for the freshmen, with Georgia Money and Luella Roberta among others.
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Creahmen
Kymmasinin
Thik -Seusein
Hoth Feame
Doore
Tod
Miss Jewett
Ella Perry
Riche Parrel
Fil Rountter
Lavine
Kuand Crail Laurence
Ford Pacifists Set OmI Tomorrow
Washington December 3 A hundred twenty five delegates of the Ford party sail on the Oscar I for a goodwill tour to Norway Sweden Denmark and the Netherlands leaving Saturday The trip aims to promote pacifist policies and the group expects to reach Christiania in December.
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Ford Pacifists
Washington
Fleury Yord
Granind Pany Forte
Norway
Sweden
Dunmark
Netherlands
Ford
Storm 15 Rages Along Pacific Coast
San Francisco dispatch reports gale winds of 47 miles per hour along the Pacific coast and bay ferry traffic disrupted. The Weather Bureau forecasts a storm over the northern Pacific coast with rain in southern California, while 1.16 inches of rain fell here last night.
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San Francisco
Weather Bureau
North
Pacile
California
Monarch Pittsburg 15 Nearing Vein In Mining Drill
The intermediate driven in the Monarch Pittsburg between the 1000 and the 850 feet is now about 40 feet. A bet between Biwnie and the Waugh Kid concerns the next twenty feet. A hat is wagered. To ensure Blumie would win in case of loss, he is under ponds. The formation looks excellent and the downward continuation of the value found off the 860 will be exposed.
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Biwnie
Waugh
Blumie
Joss
Tonopah Mining Co Grants Option on Nevada Estate
Tonopah Mining Co of Nevada takes an option on the California and Tonopah Mining Co estate totaling about 116 acres. The property lies adjacent to Jim Butler lands, with the shaft near the northern edge and rich stringers found in sinking and crosscutting. Development plans after the option are not disclosed.
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Tonopah Mining Company of
Nevada
California
Tonopah Mining Company
Jim Butler
Ophir King
Butler
Tonopah Company
Th Ho
Attache Boye-Ed Declared Guilty In Hamburg Case
Washington reports Attache Noyed found guilty in connection with Hamburg American conspirators. Secretary Lansing informed German Ambassador Tornador that the attache is persona non grata. Cabinet kept silent on the matter as the issue surfaced.
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Washington
Dec
Lansing
Tornador
Steamer Troquoin Aids Minnesota Then Returns
The Steamer Troquoine and tug Daunte aided the liner Minnesota, the largest American freighter afloat, which returned to port due to disabled machinery. It lay sixteen miles south of San Francisco at midnight with sixteen thousand tons of Seattle foodstuffs onboard.
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San Francisco
Nee
Minnesota
Here
Seattle
Recall of German Attachés Stirs US Diplomatic Tensions
Secretary Lansing disclosed a formal request to recall German military attache Boyd and naval attache von Hapen over alleged improper conduct in military and naval matters. The move follows a broader review of diplomatic propriety as tensions rise between the United States and Germany amid evolving international concerns.
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Washington
Lansing
Germat
Boyd
von Hapen
Hoyed
Lee
Teenie Charles Henry
Univer
Lamba
Epirus
Burgundy
Harle
Sarbonwy
Patna
Indians Out of Race in Collegiate Football Scandal Rumor
A fragmentary report from Washington hints at a scandal involving university football and subordinates. The text is garbled but suggests officials address education and future involvement, with no clear names or dates.
Electrig Tower Collapse in San Jose Storm
A famous electric tower at Santa Clara and Market streets toppled amid the heaviest rainstorm in years. The structure fell across the river area with tangled cables. no injuries are reported.
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San Jose
Doo
Santa Clara
Market Streaty
Rier
Balkan War News From An Anomalous Dispatch
In London, reports claim the Rudelank and forces of the Allies are maneuvering near Monastir while Austrians advance in the Balkans. Germans claim victory at Styr with Russian forces, and Greece may gain Monastir under a French treaty. Cyclones, deep snow, and sea freight losses figure in the day’s chaotic updates.
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London
Dee
Rudelank
Tulwaria
Balkan
Monastir
Greece
Kenall
Montenegro
Aviona
Albatte
Lhrrece
Bulgaria
Serbia
Albania
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Caucasus
Styr
Langdon
Portugese
Exposition Opens Dec 4 With Record Attendance
The Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco will open on December 4 for a 60 day run, with more than eighteen million visitors expected. Forty one foreign nations are participating, and the event is projected to yield a profit exceeding one and a half million dollars. Nearly a thousand congresses and conventions have met under the exposition, more than twice any prior American or European gathering.
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Bomnany
San Francisco
Fanama-Pacific International Porson
Ste Snrnettlis
American
Europe
Iim Anapicos
New Dutch Frontiers Uncover Smuggling Tricks
Hague reports reveal Dutch officials intercept contraband smuggling into Germany. A train load of hollow concrete blocks bound for Belgium concealed eight gallons of gasoline per block. A prior shipment of tombstones used as gas containers was found hollow and filled with benzene.
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The
Hague
Germany
Belgium
Automobile Men Gather for Nevada Road Meeting at Ely
The Nevada State Automobile Association affiliated with Tonopah Auto Club will hold a convention at Hill on December 18. Representatives from across the state are invited including all interested in the good roads movement. Secretary Moore will receive attendances to arrange accommodations as the meeting aims to spur new auto clubs in towns not yet organized.
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Nevada
Tonopah Auto Club
Hill
Nanodation
Good Roads Movement
TR. Moore
Millions in need as Belgium and northern France face Christmas
A New York report says over three million people in Belgium and northern France, mostly women and children, require clothing and bedding by Christmas. If help does not come, many will suffer through the harsh winter weeks ahead.
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New York
Belgium
France
Pbbe
Inge Goring
New Klondyke in Valley of the Peck
Dec 3 in Baloniki Serbia the valley of the Pek north of Serbia occupied by Germans during the Serbian campaign is rumored to rival the Klondike. Locals believe rich placer deposits exist high in the hills with wash gold from a likely quartz vein. Small placer output has averaged about 16000 dollars yearly for generations, with occasional larger finds. There is evidence that Romanians drew gold from this region.
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Baloniki
Pek
Serbia
Klondike
Romien
Emigration from Ireland Drops Amid War Controversy
The first nine months show 7 572 emigrants leaving Ireland by ship this year, down from 17 057 in the same period of 1914 and from 30 067 in 1913. Four months this year saw 4 653 go to the United States, 619 to Canada, compared with 12 609 and 2 768 in the prior year, per the Registrar General.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Ireland
Migraion
Kong
Wid
United
Canada
Trind
Henry Ford declares readiness to meet any danger in will
Henry Ford said in his will last night that he is prepared to meet anything and will try again if he fails. The statement was reported from New York with the note he intends to continue pressing on despite adversity.
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New York
Henry Ford
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