Heavy operations at new scene of hostilities
The report describes intensified fighting at a new theatre with large forces landed abroad. It notes more than 40,000 soldiers captured by Heytians marching toward Marseilles, including officers from Bulgarian German and Antrotiniarian ranks. Details touch Albania and potential Serbian army reorganization amid Adriatic plans. Mary Asquith sues to restrain publication of libel claims against her.
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London
Marseilles
Albania
Aviola
Recce
Albani
Hite
Wir
Hily
Austr
Adriatic
Mary
Faculty Members Visit Tonopah From University Of Nevada
A party of University of Nevada faculty led by President A. W. Hendrick will visit Tonopah on Saturday to attend science and management talks. Professor F. C. Lincoln, director of the Mackhy school of mines and Tonopah school, will address Tonopah students on mining topics.
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Tonopah
Isten
University of Nevada
Te A. W. Hendrick
Lantitution
Sane
Jack Frost Opposed to Christmas Money Described
In Montana, leaders in a local mine sought Christman funds from banks. Jack Frost hindered efforts by delaying work and causing water issues while preparations for Christmas proceeds. Report notes investors awaiting the property through Midway and North Star as wintering and processing continues.
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Jack Frost
Montana
Christman
Jack
Midway
North Star
Portraited All Monarchs Newed President Mandon Death
Fragmentary text notes a death proclamation related to a royal court photographer who attained office at age eighteen after serving King Edward during his youth. It references the photographer’s early career and travels, including imagery of European figures and the Prince of Wales, with unclear dates and locations.
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Mandon
Wiaikeor
John Him
Great Britain
Eiward
Prince of Wales
Monument of Ship Fragments Routed in North Sea
Report from Copenhagen dated December 17 describes a monument made from ship fragments, fashioned with marine wreckage, and routed to Moraum near Sylt in the North Sea. The figure centers on a roughly four-sibisarine shape resting above an unnamed line, with nearby washed debris.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Athmamrmk
Moraum
Sylt
North Sea
War costs swirl through parliament amid unclear figures
Fragmented report notes debates in the chamber over debt and credit costs. Deputy Stiles Moos insists on a higher tally while officials cite billions spent on the war with France, including estimates around 5.2 million and other large sums, with uncertainty about final totals.
North Star Car Sent to Mill and Ore Work Progress
North Star appears promising as it ships ore and continues mining work. A cut of ore was shipped last week and a fifty five ton load is being milled today. Two stopes show ore bodies as exploring continues in the same vein within the workings.
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North Star
Ateadily
Oe Newey & Producer
Relief Ship Levenpool Strikes Mine Beached
The steamer Levenpool from New York bound for Belgian relief ran aground after hitting a mine off a coast. The vessel is owned by Bettin and carrying a mixed cargo of foodstuffs for Belgians, valued at HAN, fully insured.
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Associated Wrens
New York
Levenpool
Austro Troops Reach Near Montenegro Border
Austro-Hungarian forces advancing in Montenegro have reached the vicinity of Bjetopolje about 20 miles west of the Serbian border, according to German headquarters. The report notes the push toward Montenegro and places the action near the Sta Ft area.
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Montenegro
Bjetopolje
Sta Ft
Wrecked Lucy Neff Crew Rescued Off Delaware Coast
Captain Lough and eighteen aboard the American steamer Lucy Neff reached New York aboard the British steamer Chasehill after the Neff foundered near the Delaware coast during a gale on December 14. The crew survived the voyage and arrived safely.
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New York
Lough
Jane
Delaware
Society forms to end talk of the war in Dutch cities
In The Hague on December 17 a society with branches in several Dutch towns has been formed. Members pledge not to discuss the war and every member will wear a badge bearing the inscription Dont talk about the war.
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Hague
Teachers Examinations Scheduled Across Multiple Cities
Regular semiannual teachers examinations for applicants seeking certificates will be held on December 2, 28, 2% and 2 in various towns including Catton Phy Rees Palton Biko hy Las Veena Wureka Austin Ploobe and Tonopah.
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Seimid
Catton Phy
Rees
Palton
Biko
Las Veena
Wureka
Austin
Ploobe
Tonopah
Abyssinian Troops May Be Used in Egypt and Mesopotamia
London dispatch reports Abyssinian troops have been employed in Kasinen Montenegro and possibly 200,000 Abyssinian soldiers could be made available for allied operations in Egypt and Mesopotamia pending approval by France and other allies.
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London
Bjelopalje
Kasinen
Montenegro
Bterlin Haw
Parks
Chiat
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Two children foil Mexican bandits at Riverside store
Riverside California December 17 two Mexicans who shot and killed C I Macey grocer at Elsinore and wounded his son and daughter fled in a car toward the border as pursuing posse closes in The bandits reportedly demanded money and attempted to surrender The boy and girl are described as not seriously injured Pearl Macey was shot twice but survived The condition of the son and daughter is not serious
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Riverside
Cal
Macey
Elsinore
Pearl Maepy
Peace party sails on voyage to Christiania
London announces the steamship Oscar 1 with the peace party permitted to proceed to Christiania. Ming Ada Leonard, housekeeper in Mizpal, was summoned to Nevada by her father’s illness and arrived just before his death. Johnson Leonard, 86, Nevada City pioneer and Ohio native from Jefferson County, dies.
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London
Fond Peace Party
Haw Horn
Christiania
Ming Ada Leonard
Mizpal
Nevada
Johnson Leonard
Nevada Ciy
Jefferson County
Ohie
Petitions Filed to Put Wilson on Michigan Primary Ballot
Lansing December 17 secretary of state says enough petitions have been filed to place President Wilson's name on the Michigan presidential primary ballot.
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Lansing
Mich
Wilson
Michelan
All Demands Refused in Austrian Reply
Secretary Lapwing said Austria did not concede to any American demands. The Cash Boy mine on the 1480 level has been renamed. Manager M expects to forward another portion car next Wednesday.
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Washington
Der
Lapwing
Cash Boy
Austrian reply leaves no improvement in Austrian affair
Washington December 17 The Austrian note on the Ancona sinking gave no improvement in the crisis as Secretary Lansing prepared a reply. The president and cabinet discussed the situation for over an hour and will await another exchange before drastic steps. Informal negotiations continue with Baron Zweldinck in contact, and Lansing will study the note before publication.
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Washington
Austria
Lansing
Ancona
Vienna
United States
Baron Zweldinck
Secretary Redfield Favors Protection Efforts
Secretary Hedfield recommends to Congress a program to shield U S industrial and commercial markets from destructive competition after the European war. He warns that foreign agencies will deploy tactics against American industries that threaten markets once controlled abroad.
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Washington
Lewlulavon
United States
Congress
Hedfield
War Tax Likely Continued By Senate Next Day
The emergency revenue tax is expected to be extended to December 31, 1926 after passage in the House and a favorable Senate committee report, with the measure moving to the Senate for action tomorrow night. Names and dates indicate a formal wartime finance renewal.
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Washington
House
Senate
Momienitter
William Radenbaugh Claimed by Death
Miner William Radenbaugh died today about noon at his California Street home after a yearlong illness. He worked in several mines in the district for years. He left a wife and three young daughters. He was about 40. Funeral arrangements were not yet made.
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William Radenbaugh
California Street
Thin District
Big Development In The Gypsy Queen Shaft Prospect
The Gypsy Queen ledge, cut earlier and drifted on the 1360 level about 160 feet below its encounter point, was struck again in the southeast crowscut about 240 feet from the shaft. The ledge runs 3% to 4 feet wide with a West End rhyolite footwall and a matrix trachyte hanging wall. Strike is northwest to southeast, pitch 45 degrees, samples show little commercial grade ore. The mine looks better than ever, with good chance to open a body of ore soon. Paul Burdick, brother of Dr Ry Hi Burdick, arrived from Salt Lake City and joined Wittenberg interests at Manhattan.
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Aneny & Little
Mexico 19 Going on the Water Wagon Decree Bans Liquor
Galveston Dec 17 The sale of alcoholic liquors in Mexico City is forbidden for ninety days by decree issued by the governor of the federal district to halt typhus spread. Reports also state Governor Alvarado of Yucatan has issued a decree banning liquor sales permanently in that state.
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Galveston
Tex
Mexico City
Federal District
Alvaredo
Yucatan
Quicksilver Price Surges to Record High in New York
Quicksilver rose to 140 dollars per flask in New York yesterday, the highest on record, with earlier prices showing a steady climb from 57 at the start of the year to 130 later. Production in the United States is shrinking, totaling about 16,500 flasks in 1914 and expected near that amount this year as imports face embargoes from Austria Spain and Italy.
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New York
California
United States
Austria
Spain
Italy
Wills Filed for Fra Albertus and Wife in Toronto
The villa of Elbert Hubbard and his wife, drowned on the liner Lusitania, was probated for ancillary estate settlement. Hubbard's total estate was $197,945 and his wife’s $86,730, with both estates to be shared equally by their children Albert and Miriam. Each will directs cremation.
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Toronto
Elbert Hubbard
Hank
Canada
German Officials Appointed to Turkish Finance and Police
Paris Dec 17 dispatch from Athens cites a Havana News Agency correspondent reporting a diplomatic source that the Ottoman government has consented to appoint two German under secretaries of state in the Turkish finance and police departments, marking a notable foreign influence shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sMy
Ormsby County First to Pay State Taxes
County Clerk Morton reports all taxpayers in Ormsby county paid state taxes, except Wells Fargo Co and Mrs. Marie Dupuis who are in litigation. Taxes totaled about 29 000 dollars, two thousand more than the prior year. Debts and Barnes notes with interest have been cleared, leaving the county with about 1600 dollars in the bank. Ormsby county also claims the distinction of being the first in the state to settle with the atchy for state taxes, over four thousand nine hundred dollars.
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Morton
Ormsby
Wells Fargo Co
Marie Dupuis
Wayn
Carson News
Ormeny County
Mining progress at Midway Consolidated Mines eighth level shaft
Work on the new shaft at Midway Consolidated Mines concentrates on the eighth level where forty tributers toil in virgin territory. The Weading is out 110 feet and in favorable formation, with plans to shift to the 1230 level soon. Leavers are improving and Franks Cavanaugh returns from Goldfield enhanced by health.
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Midway Consolidated Mines Company
Belig Rum
Ik Betmere
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France
Chamber of Deyusive
Stiles
Kure
Keleian Re Het Cimmittee
Hottetdam
Maine
Cabinet
Redfield
LEDGE
Paul Burdick
Ry Hi Burdick
Salt Lake City
Wittenberg Interests
Manhattan
Mexico
Quicksilver
Albertus
Ormsby County
Butler Theatre
Broadway
Selig
Charlie Chamlim
Taira
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