07 Aug 1919
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
1
The report details the death of a young mine manager, with scattered OCR text indicating his residence in Tonanah and connections to New York City. Nearby names and places are garbled, but the core note is a fatal mining incident leading to local mourning.
A garbled review outlines a Navy guns display with names like Magali New Mex and Selah Newark. It mentions Italo Moa and a panel, describing a dramatic assembly and an attempt to fatten the event.
A fragmented report describes Hy Spamerreen recalling his memory after a lapse of four years. It notes movements between Morrowsville and Workington, Kansas, and a letter sent to Rev J A Reeves of Stella Nebraska. The piece mentions Paul Reeves, former pastor at a Christian chapel, and references a journey and personal recall.
The article notes John A Ulhand and family involved in a cabinet lineage and property matters. It references the Ming Uriit Store, a stroke affecting a relative, and mentions An earlier claim about land ownership and a pharmaceutical figure linked to a Hank building. It also alludes to Archduke Joep and Armenian supply shipments.
A major Winnemucca fire on an August night destroyed the Lis savele hotel and the Lafavotte hotel complex along with several nearby properties. The blaze began in a damp building behind the Tafayatte hotel, threatening the town until water lines and firefighting efforts contained it. One man was injured as residents lost luggage and personal effects. several businesses including a bottling works and a road yard suffered damage. The incident damaged CR Horkine’s warehouse and the surrounding streets. The Lafavotte hotel, a local landmark, was reported as the finest in the state before the blaze.
Immense feed stack for the White Caps mill at Manhattan was moved into place by the Trnapah Trading and Transfer company. The stack, built in three sections of 20 feet, includes interior devices to prevent vapor leakage and aid ore treatment. The installation aims to extract 6 percent of the ore’s value.
Crowds along the docks watch a naval review as ships parade past with officers and sailors aboard. The scene features spectators and ships near the harbor, while officials oversee the event and the public enjoys the maritime display.
The State Water Commission will hold a session in Tonopah Nevada to hear complaints and take testimony on the water supply. It will review charges for service in Tonopah and the reasonableness of rates with respect to water and garden needs. The hearing begins at 2 p m on August 11 1918 in Tonopah.
A regional religious education program reports enrollment for teacher training and ministry practicums. Participants include clergy from California and Arizona, joining community outreach and mission workshops led by congregational partners.
Arthur Spoor, noted as chief elect of the West End Winnie Georgany, reports the arrival of a new member to his family. The event occurred this morning at 2:60, increasing the family from three to four. All members are reported in good health.
Railway clerks move to strike after begin voting on industrial action. Union leadership frames walkout as protest against wage and working condition gaps affecting transportation operations nationwide.
In a tragic Saturday blaze in Somerton, widow Mrs Hobson loses her home. Firefighters battled the flames as a car crash investigation intersects the scene with possible casualties. The event disrupts local residents and highlights dangers of the incident.
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