Allies in Belgium Attack German Lines Report
Allied forces in Belgium press the attack on German lines while a Turkish cruiser bombards Sebasto poling fronts. Reports cite mutinies in the army around Preemysl and a Muslim uprising in the Caucasus as 60 000 Muslims switch sides. Austro German forces push near Cracow with 2000 prisoners reported. Paris calls the destruction of German batteries a pure invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Berlin
Midis
Tragil
Vienna
Preemysl
Constantinople
Caucasue
Hunsien Moalema
Cracow
Paris
Real estate case settled by Supreme Court ruling
United States Fidelity & Guarantee Company versus Marks et al ends after Supreme Court denies rehearing. Mortgage issued in 1908 to secure about $4,000 for Main Atlantics and adjoining stores, district court voided mortgage for noncompliance with Nevada law. Supreme Court reversed, ordering judgment for plaintiff. rehearing denied. H. R. Cooke represented plaintiff throughout litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Fidelity & Guarantee Company Wa
K Marke
Vilcabeth Kind
Southern Nevada Real Estate and Investment Company
Supreme Court
Marks Et al
Marke Et al
Painliit
Plaintit
Markental
District Court
Nye County
Averill
Plaintif
Calted Srutes Fidelity & Guarably Company
H. R. Cooke
Helping the Negro to Help Himself in Washington
President Wilken outlined his attitude toward the negro before the university commission on southern race questions. He spoke of knowing needs and empathetically helping the Negro for his and the nation's good. A special Elks train to Goldfield was chartered for attendance at the annual charity hall, open to all, with departure this evening and return after the programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilken
University Commission On the Southern
Goldfield
Tonopah
Imprisoned by Mine Explosion in Fukuoka District
TOKIO Dec 16 An explosion tore through a coal mine at Fukuoka north of Nagasaki trapping about 800 laborers. Rescue teams worked through the wreckage as authorities reported the number of prisoners and expected further updates on the situation.
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Tokio
Fukuoka
Nagasaki
Lifting the lid on stocks listed on Wall Street
New opening trading on the stock exchange shows two restraints as the market resumes after the July 30 clone. Speculative railroad issues moved worldwide were transferred yesterday from restricted to open status. Prices opened higher and the market was active with Noor and galterion noted in available records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Boe
Stock Exchange
Column of Vapor Rises From Mt Lassen Vent
A volcanic report describes a new vent at Mt Lassen erupting with a six thousand foot vapor column. The main crater remained quiet while the jet continued to rise, signaling ongoing activity at the peak.
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MT. Lassen
Linsen Peak
War Tax Galls For $1000 Payment
Stockholders of Cash Boy Consolidated Mining plan reorganization under a new law imposing a five cent tax per hundred dollars of value for reorganizations and two cents per hundred for stock transfers. With capitalization at two million dollars, the penalty for the act amounts to one thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash Boy Consolidated Mining Company
Europe
McFadden Indictments Dismissed After Continuance Denied
Nevada v. McFadden case ends abruptly as judge denies continuance for key witness Usbat. Indictment for assault with intent to kill Frank Mandawanaleu is also dismissed and bond is exonerated. Report notes election recount and weather figures from yesterday.
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State of Nevada Va
McFadden
B.A. Uebel
Jude Docker
Usbat
Frank Mandawanaleu
Winnemucca
Weather Observations Report From Tonorab Island
Fragmentary OCR notes show official readings of the thermometer by a United States observer at Tonorab Island. The text is garbled with numbers and words missing making precise details unclear.
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United States
Lone Star Company to Link Two New Deep Shafts
Goldfield directors of the Lone Star company adopt a plan to sink two deep shafts at 800 feet on the Lady George claim and a farther out site. J Rowe Clark and Charles Sprague elected directors as $45,000 is set aside for sinking costs and connections to the Lan Venas Tonopah rail.
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Goldfield Lone Star Company
Sprague Investment Company
Goldfield
Lark
Mingg Company
Lan Venas & Tonopah
Read J
Rowe Clark
Charles 5
Sprague
I T
Lady George
Eee
Bose
Wat
Wewon
Cold Wave Grim in East with Record Low Readings
The Associated Press reports a severe cold snap gripping the eastern states. Temperatures plunge to near zero in West Virginia and Pennsylvania, with frost and shelters stretched to aid homeless residents as wind chills deepen.
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Jmy Associated Press
Washington
West Virginia
Associated Press
New York
Mercury
Pablo
Mowntain
Pennsylvania
Boy baby appears in the Stratton home
Paul J Stratton of Cue Tonopah Mining presents his wife with a nine pound boy this Sunday. The Stratton household welcomes its second child as neighbors and family extend warm wishes.
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Boy Baby
Stratton
Paul J. Stratton
Cauhler
Cue ‘Tonopah Mining Company
Tim
Houvehold
Falls Dead as She Starts for Home
Mrs Margaret Kelly widow of Joe Kelly a well known Carson woman dropped dead Sunday afternoon at the door of St Joseph hospital in Ten o where she was seeking treatment for cancer.
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Margaret Kelly
Joe Kelly
Carson
St Josnph'e Hospital
Teno
Germans Driven Back In Night Attack In Poland
Patrograd dispatches report German frontal assaults on the Husaiag line west of Warsaw repulsed by Russian forces. At many points Russians captured German positions and took more than 4,000 prisoners. Berlin confirms retreat of the German forked column attempting to strike Warsaw from the north, as troops from Seldau reoccupied the old position due to Russian numerical superiority.
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Patrograd
Husaiag
Warsaw
Berlin
Forcon
Seldau
German Cormoran Cruiser Arrives at Guam
The German cruiser Cormoran arrives at Guam in the Ladrone archipelago with 400 men and limited coal and provisions. The United States grants the vessel twenty four hours to depart or face internment. Previously at Kiao Chow, its later movements have been unclear.
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Perens
Washington
Cormoran
Guam
Ladrone
United States
Kiao Chow
Power Company Refunds Fifty Year Gold Bonds
Nevada-California Power Company files with the State Railroad Commission to issue an open end mortgage securing first and refunding 6 percent fifty year gold bonds. Proceeds to refinance $2,668,000 of outstanding bonds and fund construction of an additional power plant on Big Hop Creek. Estimated total project cost around $6.63 million with depreciation around $6.23 million. The request seeks authorization to issue bonds totaling the project value and related financing details.
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State Railroad Commission
Nevada-California Power Company
Bighop Creek
Ite
Tie Company
Quick results in the Want Ad Colvena of the Wannsee
A concise note references the Want Ad Colvena at Wannsee, signaling a brisk results feature. It hints at rapid postings and local ads, emphasizing efficiency and timing for readers seeking services or listings.
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Ad Colvena
The
Belgrade Captured by Servians Amid Invasion Reverses
A Nish dispatch reports Belgrade, the capital of Servia, again in Servian hands after recent victory over Austrians. Vienna admits Austrian reverses in Servia and notes Belgrade was evacuated without fighting as troops withdraw in retreat, soldiers in good spirits.
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Onbon
Indon
Beleruide
Servis
Vienna
Servia
Prem
Henna
Belgrade
Havre Beloved Stamp Office Draws Collectors
In Havre Ste. Adrene district, a small post office has become world famous to stamp collectors. A Belgium marked letter incur full foreign rate, not for the stamp but the Havre portmark, making it valuable to philatelists. The office houses rare stamps and a censored mail envelope signed by a mail censor, a prized triple honor for collectors.
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Ny Associated Proms
Havre
Ste. Adrenee
Belgium
Ste. Ad Pense
Portenide
Elobe
Eight Submarines Ordered for U S Navy in Bid Opening
Bids were opened for eight new submarines with one ship displacing 100 to 1,066 tons. The lead submarine must reach 21 knots on the surface and 16 knots submerged with cruising range to circle the globe. Three units to be built on the Pacific coast.
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Washington
Pacific
German Consul Funds War Contraband Shipment
Agents of the Justice Department informed the attorney general that the German acting consul Baron Von Shack supplied funds to purchase provisions and supplies for shipment to Valparaiso aboard the American steamers Olson and Mahony.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Bec
Department of Justice
Baron von Shack
Valparaiso
Olson and Mahony
Jimtown Boy Slain Over Five Dollars In Firearm Death
Claude Ryans of Jimtown Calla is dead and a man named Willian faces murder charges or trial. Circumstances describe a settlement feud with Wooh, a notorious lad named Wrane, who owed five dollars to Wilson. Wilson shot Evans five times, Evans fell face down in the street, and Wilson fired again. The paper notes Evans is dead and references a compensating value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Ryans
Jimtown
Calla
Willian
Sonoma
Wrane
Jintown
Wilson
Evana
Adda
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McPfadden
Platt
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Lyon
Week
Howe
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Poland
German Gormoran
Island OF Guam
Power Company
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