02 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1914
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment notes a thermometer reading by the United States Shoe during a 1918 event at noon. It appears as a terse timestamped record with unclear location and metric details.
Article describes a proposed neutral zone by the United Brater before the governing board of the pane American union. Leaders from thirty two states show factions in a Boston meeting. The piece notes potential amalgamation of Progressives and Repificane groups and remarks on the political tension surrounding a nationwide approach to neutrality and belligerent powers.
Berlin reports German forces cut a strong Allied position in the Argonne forest and took about 300 prisoners in southern Poland. battles at Wloclawek Kutno Lodz and Lowicz left over 40 000 wounded. Sofia says Bulgarian and Serbian fronts show critical situation as Belgrade withdrawal disrupts communications.
An article by Gustav Caswin analyzes wartime finance detailing Britain’s domestic and foreign funding. It cites 950 million and 76 million as key figures while noting investment inflows and the impact on Britain’s capital and global position during conflict.
A member of the Fifth Cavalry, Howard, was captured after a $15,000 theft from a social post office. Police recovered $4,000 from his mattress as troops patrolled during a fire strike.
An aviator, aged 25, was killed in an explosion at an airfield near England. Official reports describe the incident as fatal during wartime duty and note military instructors and observers were present.
Reported thousands of territorial soldiers arrive from Cornwall and Scotland as Britain readies forces. The narrative notes training, transport, and civilian reactions, with Havre market crowds affected by the arrival.
Aged man and wife, held as military prisoners, are reported freed. A. Guilorron will enter Mexico City tomorrow and be sheltered in the state hospital. Official notices confirm the release and relocation details.
London December 2 Fighting in Me landonting is reported. It is believed General Mackensen made a daring move to break free from a Russian encirclement as German troops press Warwew moves.
Ex-ambassador to France Henry White, back from Germany, says Europe is not ready for peace and there is no chance of a peace proposal at present. He warns the United States will have time to act later.
Secretary Bryan invited Charles Schwab to discuss government views on submarine construction amid neutrality concerns. The Bethlehem Steel unit, under contract to build subs for shipment, is denied and partly confirmed. James L. McGivern is arraigned in Utah for the murder of Cora Cowrie, pleading not guilty.
Wit John Lawson of United Mine Workers told Governor elect Annone a miners strike would probably be called during the Nike administration. The governor testified before the Federal Industrial Relations Commission. The piece notes efforts to adjust differences after the strike and JC. Dinmond of the Vietor and American Port companies denied any organization of mine operators before the strike.
J B Critchfield a carpenter and new arrival presents the Poor Man's Holst a device claimed to lift heavy loads via two drums operated by a lever enabling a 1 0 pound or 200 pound bucket to reach substantial heights with a single stroke. The inventor states a Heelee inch drum diameter and a windlass substitute allow deep sea or well work with simplified lifting mechanics.
Funeral services for the late J. P. Jones formerly of Austin were conducted at the residence of C. M. Van Patan with Rev. J Collins officiating. Interment followed in the local cemetery amid floral tributes from family and friends including roses and chrysanthemums.
Austrian forces occupy Belgrade with further Servia advances and heavy combat along the Kolubara. In a related note, Frederick Hoffman urges a nationwide educational campaign to control cancer, arguing the cancer mortality rise reflects real increase not just better diagnosis.
Charlie Clark, longtime local prospector and veteran of the war era, died recently in MIN canyon at about 85. Acquaintances in the area recall him as a persistent miner and a familiar figure in Nevada's mining community.
A severe wind and rain storm leaves one dead and several injured. Six inches of rain swamp streets, wash away a bridge, and disrupt streetcar and train service. The Hiurat region and lowlands flood as homes are evacuated and residents seek shelter.
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