davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-10-24
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

- - @-@>A vi = al
l. George Brod.gan. the duly elected
qualified and acting Secretary Of State
of the State of Nevada. do hereby GER
tny that the foregoing is fun, true
and correct copy of two certains pro-
posals to amend the Constitution OF
The State of Nevada which were propos
ed and passed at the 25th session OF
the Legislature of the State of Nevaa
at its session in 1911 and agreed 10
ana passed at the 2sth Session of the
legislature of the State of Nevada at
Its session in 1913 and are now subject
20 ratification by the people at the
Genfra Election on the third day OF
November. 1914.
In Witness wheresf. have hereunto
set my hand ana affixed the Great
Seal OF State. at my office in Carson
City. Nevada. this % day of July, A. D.,
1914.
tsEAL) GEO. BRoDIoAN
Secretary of State.
BY J. W. Lesate. Deputy.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-10-24

Entered In the Postofice at Phoebe,
New, as Second Glass Mail Matter.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-10-24
Terms Of Subscription

= -otic-s will be charged for
at the rate Of 81 per square first in
sertion and no proof of publication
will be made until the same is paid
for. There will be no exception to
this rule.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-10-24

The Canadian who fed 5000 miles
with another mans wife and two
children Is our idea OF some affinity.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-10-24

Sometimes a man has reputation
as a fighter simply because none of
his bluffs has ever been called.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-10-24
Granting S Suffrage to Women

Granting Suffrage to Women
Section All citizens of the United
states (not laboring under the dl abilitie
named in this constitution OF the age of
twentyone years and upwards, who shall
have actually, and not constructivey, re
sided in the state six months aud in
the district or coun y thirty days next
preceding any election shall be entitled
TO vote for all officers that now or here
after may be elected by the people, and
upon all questions submitted to the elect
ors at such election; provided, that no
person who has been or may be convict
ell of treason or felony in any state or
territory of the United States
unless restored to civil rights
and no idiot or insane person
shall be entitled to the priv
ilege of an elector There shall be
NJ denial of the elective franchise at
any election on account of sex
Assembly Joint Concur ent Resolution,
relative to amending sec. of article
.iv OF the constitution of the State
Of Nevada. perta ming to the officia
oath.
Amending Section 2, Article IS, of Con-
stitution-
Resolved by the Assembly, the Senate
concurring. That section 2 of article XIV
OF the constitution of the State of Ne
Slda be amended so as to read as fol-
lows.
S,Stion a--Members Of the legislature,
and all officers, executive. Judicial and
rlinis'e ciai, shall. before they enter
III IN the duties of their respective Off
ces, take and subscribe to the fo,lowns
oath
CHANGING Form of Oath
~, :. do solemnly
swear Cor affirm that will support.
protect and defend the constitution and
government of the United States, and
the constitution and government of the
Shte of Nevada. against all enemies,
whether domestic or foreign. and that
| VIII bear true faith, allegiance and
loyalty to the same. any ordinance, res
olution or law of any state notwith-
standing, and that will well and faith
fully perform all the duties of the office
am about to enter; df an OATH so help
me God; df an affirmation under the
pains and penalties of perjury
STATE OF NEVADA
The Springdale news., 1914-08-21


  0 s prohibited RULE A is scratched marked in after providing this facing a has been tempered with candidates will be tered.u unle merchant is the community will a candidate. with the merchants expired will accepted A shall beginning with third 
 RULE 12 The will 2ooo each
  0 a clip will exchanged regular ballot
The Springdale news., 1914-08-21

all purchases Do trading there which win these
 Does Not Make the Red Blood Veins Jump at the Thought of Going? Well, don't about it. Just make said The The work
The Springdale news., 1914-08-21

eyande andh nothing should be understood will week from to-day, without Il o however
The Springdale news., 1914-08-21
Be Like the Quaker, When the Spirit Moves You See That the Spirit is On to It's Job

and the fire is in her friends by
  s makes his booster ache hens feeling at her best night of peaceful rest early with ambition high the the fire is in her the early morning air course, s Blu heart the Andy keeps a r yourself a with grin, the time flyin' by the and the fire is in her
The Springdale news., 1914-08-21
Division of Territory and Prizes

at sprrg1hd has sben deme1d to te enio m n in @ to he having tn hghea taa des 0 the Mo- 1 vii Arkansas Mo- will @ dSpnnae md aA of hemam i of a ny kng odeA A G fly of dSpnngdd% % of the main d Candidates are m he ~ peg given ih in ya, ,h iron person ing an
 benr of sker~ae be rngH d snrgn no hnswMh h noued lae.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-21

shall issue following schedule as announced: for O for 5 ont old GO in bills 0for$ on
 for 5 onba 4ndy votes will be Il the made only to issuing this date
  with limit be cast ln the expiration of the time make q h number candidate desire 
 schools cannot part1e pa candidates
 in such
The Springdale news., 1914-08-21

great
 
 many All of the of celebrate of the undertakings Therefore the will the Remember
The Springdale news., 1914-08-21
want to become candidates and want to be sent
 TO THE EXPOSITION FREE

TO THE EXPOSITION FREE should ballot printed this which good 1000 the local Contest Manager which will be candidate Do this The and will candidates 10 call them and reading the will that votes win the prizes The candidate who into the field first enegeticaly make mind whether Postal help from the Contest candidates should call a and them also.
The Springdale news., 1914-08-21

The Spngdale News has combined with A. E. SMYER & SON. CASH GROCERY co. and SPRINGDALE HARDWARE & FUR CO., sending young Pacific Exposition 1195 This includes fare, round Pullman the grounds Capitol Mare Island These will liberal educa those fortunate o win them
 Regulations governing should the The to-day, therefore, those who
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
AMENDMENTS CARRIED
BY GOOD MAJORITY
OFFICIAL COUNT, INCOMPLETE,
INDICATES VICTORY FOR
INNOVATIONS

Santa Fe, Nov. With two guards
watching the vault in the office Of
Secretary Of State Antonio Lucero last
night to forestall any possibility Of
tamering with the election returns,
the official canvass was fairly begun
today by Chief Justice Clarence J..
Roberts, Governor w. G. Mcdonald
and Secretary Of State Antonio Luce
ro with T. ]. Guilfoil representing the
democratic and A. NJ. Bergere the re-
publican committee. Mr. Lucero de-
signated Edward f Coard to take
charge Of the returns and poll books
during the day time and two guards
one from each party, during the night
Many Of the returns are still miss
Ing Not q single poll book had beer
received from Bernalillo county fol
instance. Nevertheless. the canvass
ing board proceeded and one Of thu
astounding discoveries i made, wa
that the vote In favor If the thre'
constitutional amendments was mucl
heavier than had been anticipated an
that as far as the canvass has gone
distinct molority had been cast ec
I eli three Of the amendments.
\ Chairman Ely Of the republican eel
I tral committee last night put the He
3 nandez lurality at 1900 and the NJ
r liams plurality At 1908 Howeve
there Is nothing available as ret,
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
AISR VNHlMS SOLDIERS RELAX HUROR 0F ASSAULT ALONG
STRAITS OF DOVER, WHILE ALLIES MAKE ADVANCES IN FRANCE
TODAY'S VELOPMENTS

The German attempt to reach with
such reckless abandon courage the foe
appeared TODAY to have relaxed temporarily Along
sands the ruined town Of nude the situation
reported relatively quiet"
Alona the France i'm
ont advantages by the allies Todays Of
the British and French forces have re-
pulsed almost the entire 'front.' and that northeast
territory long been disputed with exceptional
ferOciy villages captured by the allies
fighting the tide battle has rolled
southwark leaving countless dead South Of Ypres on the
extending Ara the Germans
preparing their emperor The main
which much for the serans no nes
has yet
Pending decisive developments any fields Of battle
the fall of rn Tau held first place military
day official reports from show
garrison vastly outnumbesd by British and
oae IN the fobt For DAYS the German
jeobed to wtheing and
4suddenl" official Toxic he flag Of surrender
up the weather bureau mount towering
above the sea states that Japan
Using until the when she viii open nes0ua
ons"w
what Japan suggested she will ausurate
Pacific employing the fleet released
from the Using down the Ger
wrought such havoc to British shipping interests a"0
defeated fleet off Chile
Notwithstanding overwhelming success in the
that the German and Austrian forces @
met with great compelled retreat they
The probability that they are safe IN these posO TOT m
present least that German troops will be with
rushed the west to bolster up the batted '0es @ TOT
supreme effort to pierce south Of Ypres
canOnadng has been under way ana
lis heIev to be preliminary to the main German attack
batt through France there are no de-
c chances Although today statement that
Germans have been driven the situation in the
main apparently practically has been for several weeks
claim that the resistance OF ne
enemy after fighting for several weeks along 'front.' Of
$50 closed in the opinion OF the Rus
military who that period Of war VIII be nusu
ated
fighting land and brought about by turkeys entrance
Into today Turkish officials at symrna are
said to have made hostile countries and the
Russian that the Turkish force which az
tempted an driven back with heavy losses
Paris SUGGESTS important change y
their military have been abandoned
the qnu In Flanders attacking order and seeking
all favorable
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
VILLA SAYS he Will
SUPPORT GUTIERREZ
REBEL LEADER SAYS HE HOPES
TO SEE PEACE BROUGHT
ABOUT IN MEXICO

I'll Paso. Tex, Nov. q. General VII
la, in a telegram to the Associated
Press from Aguas Calientes yesterday
said:
General Eulalio Gutierrez having
taken oath Of office today before tsle
military convention assembled IN this
city as provisional president Of the
republic, want It made known to the
Mexican people and the world in gen
eral that I am in accord with his de
signation and that I win sustain hin
with the force of arms, because J con
consider him a reyolutionist Of hear
identical with that Of the people; ant
that / am disposed to respect ans
made respected the law, and to pro
cure betterment and yell being 70
the people Of my country.
(signed) FRANCISCO VILLA,
General IN Charge
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
OF DEFENDERS AND THAT
Of ATTACKERS is
WONDERFUL

Toxic, Nov. AFTER desperate as
saults, in which the Japanese, in the
face of heroic resistance, rivaled the
bravery of their forces at Port Arthur,
Using Tau surrendered at 500 o'clock
this morning. At that hour Governor
Waleck, following the hoisting of a
white flag on the forts, cent an officer
with a flag of truce to the Anglo-Jap-
anese lines
The japanese officers pay unstint-
ed tribute to the bravery of the Ger
mans. who fought tenaciously to the
last. Official reports are that the
Germans blew up what was left o.
their forts before surrendering, and
practically the whole town is in ruins
A Japanese torpedo boat flotilla thai
entered the bay found nearly all the
ships had been destroyed.
An official estimate places the Jap
anese killed in the final assault last
night at S6, with 1872 wounded The
British took an important part in the
victory. and two British officers were
wounded. No statement of lie Ger
man casualties is available but it is
believed that they were heavy. The
minister of war states that the lessons
learned from the siege were:
First The destructiveness of the
new heavy guns that the japanese
used for the first time, and
/ second-The effectiveness Of the
aeroplane service whereby the meth
ods Of the defense were discovered
The prisoners, who will number, it is
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

said, between 5000 and 5000, will be
brought to Japan.
The official Version
The official version of the victory
issued by the Japanese war office
was:
"A general bombardment October
81 permitted the occupation Noyem-
Der of the first attacking position,
36,5 meter hill, 5000 feet south of our
previous position ana bounded by the
SHE Ho and Shunkag Ho. We en-
trenched and prepared for further
advance and on November A we pro
gressed to a second position at Pom
huga on the Fusaus Ho where we mel
CALLING fire, yet never flinched The
heavy artillery moved closer and co
operated with and protected the in
fantry.
"On the night of November 6 we
occupied the third and final attacking
position in front of the entanglements
that screened the forts General 70
shima Mada's command advanced
from the center and forced its way
through heavily wired defenses, cross
ed the intervening bitches, and, charg-
ing courageously, captured the center
fort. This helped General Horiuchi
Of the northerly fort.
'sThe right wing under General 70
hoyi and the British right center lei
by Lieutenant Colonel Bernardiston
jointly charged and early on Novem
Der 7 completely occupied Forts Iltis
Moltke and Bismarck. forcing the
enemy to fly flags of surrender"
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

A dispatch received here from Tlflls
says Armenian refugees reaching
there report that volunteer bands OF
Armenians have had several sharp en-
gagements with the Turkish garrison
at van, on Lake Van, in Armenia, and
about las miles southeast Of Erzerum
These bands Of Armenians have come
together in the interior of Turkey fol
Iselfdefense
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
Russians Are Advancing

Petrograd, Nov Russian forces
are attacking the German position at
sierradz, near the river in Russian
Poland and southeast Of Kalise and
about is miles east Of the German
border, according to Information
reaching Petrograd today. This en-
gagement marks the beginning Of the
Russian advance against the last for
tried German position on Russian soil
The Germans have heavily entrench
ed at sieradz and appeared ready Il
dispute the crossing Of the Rive
/ Warthe
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
Germans are RepuIsed

Paris, NOV. Tine official an
nouncement given out in Paris this
afternoon says that the situation ie
relatively quiet on the River User be-
low Dixmude.
The statement sets forth that
French and British forces have sue
cessfuIly repulsed German attacks
along almost the entire frcnt. Refer
ence is made specifically to Dixmude
and Bixschoote, where counterattacks
were repuIsed; to the southeast o.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
FAST AND WEST CAMPAIGNS TO BE
VAGED BY PRECONCEIVED
PLANS

Ypres, where the French have assum
ed the offensive with the British, and
at Neuve Chapelle where the British
forces drove back the Germans.
Day and night attacks between Ar
ras and the Oise have been checked
and near Vailly the French recaptured
positions previously wrested from
them. In the Argonne other attacks
were repulsed, and here the French
claim progress.
Northeast of verdun two villages
have been captured and to the south
east of Verdun and to the southeast of
st. Mihiel the offensive movements
Of the enemy failed, according to the
French statement Also on the right
wing the enemy sustained losses
around Nancy.
The French Statement
The text of the statement follows:
"On our left wing the situation is
comparatively quiet down stream from
Dixmude. The Belgian troops, who ad-
vanced along the right bank of the
User from Nieuport in the direction
of Lombaertzyde and who had been
counterattacked by the Germans, We're
sustained in time. The situation has
been entirely re-established in this
locality.
"At Dixmude the marine fusileers
repulsed a fresh counteroffensiye
movement. Further to the south the
attacks of the enemy around Blk
lschoote also were repulsed by French
troops, who subsequently advanced. Tc
the east of Ypres the situation is
without change. To the southeast o.
this town we have resumed the Of
fensive in combination with the Brit
ish troops operating in this region
and repulsed an attack very yiolen
and pronounced by detachments be
longing to the active army corps re
} Gently brought into this region by th'
Germans.
Between Armentieres and the can
/ al of La Bassee the British army Of
its side repulsed violent attack a
/ Neuve Chapelle. Between the cana
} OF La Bassee and Arras, as well a
! between Arras and the Disc, seyera
counterattacks, delivered by night an
4 day, have been checked. We eve
: made some slight progress in the r.
$ gion Of vermelles and to the south {
: AK Noulette.
sOn the center, in the region (
: vailly, we continued during the da
/ Of yesterday to recapture groun
It previously lost by us. In the A
r gonne fresh attacks on the part Of th
/. enemy were repulsed and at the en-
IS of the day our troops made progre'
5 at several points
y ITO the northeast Of verdun we hay
p taken possession Of the villages
Paucort and Nogeville.
I'm the wooded region on Il
heights of the Meuse, south of We
n dun and in the forest Of Apremo
is southeast Of Mihiel, the offensi
is movements Of the enemy failed. Son
g trenches in the vicinity Of st. Rel
were carried by our troops.
at "On our right wing the attacks
u the Germans on advanced positions
ks the Grande Courrome of Nancy It
r. circle Of fortified positions surrour
de ing Nancy) resulted IN perceptil
ks losses for the enemy.
of "a surprise attack undertaken
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
THE TOTAL SCORE is 20 TO 0
MOST DECISIVE DEFEAT TIGERS
EVER RECEIVED FROM
THE CRIMSON
GAME IS FULL OF PUNTING
CAMBRIDGE BOYS HAVE BETTER
LUCK WITH BOOT AND
PlGsKiN

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. Without
showing much of her hand Harvard
today gave Princeton the soundest de-
feat ever scored by the Crimson over
the Orange and Black, the score stand
ing 20 to at the end of the gam
The Crimson first eleven scored TVS
touchdowns and Mahan kicked tso
goals from the field in three perioe
and half a minute in the fourth
During the rest Of the game naal
20 Harvard substitutes went into the
play. Mahan proved himself an abe
substituted for BriclKley by kicking
two field goals. The Princeton Of
fense was bitter disappointment e
500 cheerers of the Orange and Black.
Until Harvard substitutes went into
the game Princeton could not gain
five yards by rushing. An abundance
Of fumbles marked the play, with Io-
gan the principal offender
The crowd was slow in arriving, but
flocked to the stadium in the last 81
minutes before the game and when
the game started the structure was
filled.
Harvard won the toss aud chose
the west goal, forcing Princeton to
face the sun. There was no win1
Briggs kickoff was run back Is yards
Ito Haryard's 95-yard line. Both
teams at once resorted. to punting on
THE first or second down. Princeton
recovering a tumble I'M the center On
the third exchange.
/ Another punt was forced from the
Tigers and Mahan returned it A baa
pass lost Princeton the bali on It's own
45-yard line and Harvard started Is
rush. F'rancke went yards, then Ma
han recovered tumble and made
first down
Here the Tigers held and Mahan
missed field goal Kicking after the
touchback, Briggs drove the ball ous
Of bounds on his ss-yard line. Franche
! and Mahan again made first down,
, then the latter dropkicked a goal
J from the sS-yard line. After the kick
; off there was an exchange Of punls
J and fumbIes. ana It was Princeton
bali on the TIGERS 20.safa line. Briggs
punted to Harvard's a0yard line ana
! On the first down Harawiek ran 2
Z yards. Mahan made three and
t Francke six as the period ended.
i Score: Harvard. 3 Princeton Q.
d Harvard kept up its successful e.
) tack as the second period opened with
r the ban on Princeton's Sa.yard mark
A Crimson forward pass failed. and
Mahan missed another try for field
goal the kick going for touchhae<
: Princeton at once kicked and Mahal
Is came back from his s0-yard line io a
s. center "A Harvard FORWARD pass Iai
4 cd, and more punts we're exchan S
re Mahan kicked from center so y
Cd Tigers 7-yard line and BRIGGS teezs
% the oval only 2s Yards e return
was comparatively aasy e eql lahs
Il. within goal distance again. Br
ng Mahan and Bradlee carrying lhe
rrrszssi,f4 - r4 fItf4
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

London, Nov. THE operations IN
the eastern and western theaters Of
the war, which, during the early stages
of the campaign were only broadly re-
lated, daily are becoming more close
" interlaced, as the Russians draw
nearer the German frontier.
1t is argued by British observers
that if Germany can hold entrenchcd
positions along the River Warthe IN
Russian Poland she may be able to
throw much needed men into Belgium,
bllt. on the other hand, If it is true
that the Russian have occupied Roo,
ON this river, the theory is advanced
that the defensive value Of the stream
is to an extent lessened and it may
require every man that Emperor VIII
liam now has there, if Germany hopes
to put up stand along the Warthe
to rival the resistance shown along
the Aisne.
A more frequent exchange Of mess
ages between General Joffre, the
French commander in chief and Grani
Duke Nicholas. commander in chief
Of the Russian armies, would seem to
indicate how closely the allies are at
tempting to make the moves consist
ont with the situations in both thea
ters.
No noteworthy change in France o.
Belgium was reported during the fore
noon. The latest British official state
ment mentioned a decreased vigor u
the German attacks in west Flanders
while the French communication sal'
that the battle was as violent as ever
The allies are reported as driving for
ward in the vicinity of Dixmude and q
last accounts were taking the Often
siye east of Ypres Ene point, where
since last week, the Germans hav
been endeayoring to get through
MANY dispatches speak OF a streap
of German reinforcements, and th
allies in their official statements
have taken cognizance of the change
complexion of these fresh troops
is pointed out that vast numbers
raw men have proved inferior to
smaller and better trained force, q
the repulse Of German mixed force
along the User would indicate, an
the use Of more first line troops
west FLANDERS may mean less prodlI
slity and heavier fighting than seen
to have characterized the former Ge
man rushes.
a hundred and fifty thousand &c
mans. it is said will be moved to Bt
gium from Muenster. Prussia, ne
week, while troops who fought net
sedan already are in west Flander'
England's chagrin over the naval 10
in the Pacific was somewhat assua
ed by the fall Of Using Tau and
the further news of the rounding
of the rebels in South Africa.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

Indicate by what pluraIlties Williams
carried Taos and Rio Arriba counties.
The more pessimistic put down VIII
liams' plurality to 800 but It is more
likely to be as The Optic announced
! it right at the start, between 1,s0s
and 1,4oO
Many Of the returns are not Of
Icially signed, but the eanvassinE
board Is according them thus far 4
their face value.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

the enemy against the heights which
dominate mount Sainte Marie resulted
in complete failures
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

COOLER tonight and
Sunday with far
skies, is the weather
mans prediction.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
The ReIaIan statement

The Belgian Statement
Havre, France, Nov tvia Paris.)
The following Belgian official com
municattOn was given out here today;
"The situation Of the User shows
no change. The enemy has posts on
the left bank Of the river, but has
eontented himself with feeble ar
ltillery fire directed against the roads
in the environs Of Ramacapelle.
"The defeats in Russian Poland
seem to have resulted in the retreat
lof portions Of the enemy's troops II
Belgium There has been reported
particularly in this connection, the de
Iparture towards the east Of a division
lof 5000 men who have been seer
marching from Brueges toward Ghent
Furthermore. five troop trains lef
brussels recently going u the direc
tion Of Louvain."
Armenlans In Danger
4 Petrograd. Nov. Z svia I.ondon)