07 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1915
Page
1
The article describes a wedding intertwined with a Christmas Day date involving Clare sind and Milward Joseph Haun. A reception is noted at Truly church, with plans mentioning a public celebration in Tonopah and a ceremony at 20 oy.
The article notes services at the Presbyterian Lutheran church with references to hymn singing and a sermon based on a Bible verse. It mentions a speaker and requests attendance from the community, urging listeners to reflect on spiritual duties and the value of faith.
The Western Feiora miners union No V2 held officer elections with polls open from morning until 7 pm. Key names mentioned include Henry Lowre, Jamee Polk, Fenn J. Bellivolel, and B Kiwanis as vice president of the West Hand Consolidated Mining Company.
The board of education approved one week Christmas vacation starting Friday after school on December 23 and resuming Monday January 1. Teachers are to return after Philippine Day holiday, with the Christmas break to begin after the Friday session.
British aviators reportedly engaged German air units along the western front during a May period of reduced aerial activity. The report notes over 200 engagements, with several enemy seaplanes shot down, including new types alongside the familiar Taube.
Baron Shibusawa, noted Japanese financier, arrived at the White House today with Viscount Chinda Japan's ambassador. The president greeted him cordially and discussed friendly relations with Japan. The baron and his party met Secretary Lansing and expressed interest in wider cooperation.
Austria reports a professor at Iunabruck University has devised electrically woven heating panels embedded in soldier pants. The system connects to a supply battery and can be regulated to warm any number of troops in trenches from 100 yards to a quarter of a mile away.
A German radiogram reported by Austrian naval forces says the French submarine Fresnel was destroyed on Sunday. Two officers and twenty six men were captured.
The readable portion details a car trip at dawn toward Relient with Stinler and friend Pucnan in a new car. A traffic officer stopped them at Millers and ordered a reduced speed of eighty miles per hour.
An agreement has been reached to hold a conference between Greek military authorities and Entente military representatives to review the alien demands on Greece. Preliminary steps are being taken, Premier Skouloudis announced.
A plan to merge the Great West Power company with twelve affiliates seeks to move electricity and steam assets to San Francisco. The proposal values properties at 60 million dollars and is submitted to the railroad commission for approval.
Navy reports from Washington note an American vessel under attack near Crete. The cruiser Dee Molene received word of shots fired at the Standard Oil tanker Petrolite, likely from an Austrian submarine. One crewman wounded.
The Carson County Sheriff's Office confirms Bobby Kura a former Nevada penitentiary inmate on parole was captured in Colorado. Utah murder suspect Hurns is wanted with a $1 000 reward on file. Bakerfield Stin a Nevada graduate linked to the Utah crime and "Slim" serving life for murder confesses implicating Burns.
L Haddiean the driller for Cmatilla Mining has returned from the coast where he was away for weeks. He Reuters shows he has fully recovered and this morning resumed diamond drill operations on the property starting at 610 feet below the 1200 level.
Delegates from Jewish farmers of America meet in New York to study migration methods from cities to the countryside. The session focuses on organizing the movement and the convention is expected to continue through Wednesday.
Fragmentary OCR details indicate Freddiy Worle, a former writer, received a toater inlay amid a local disturbance. The text also mentions a second individual barred from town and a knockout incident involving a former coat factory owner, with unclear dates or places.
A garbled item notes a noted composer deal and a tribute at a piano, mentioning a 66 year old man. The readable fragments reference Ty Aanuolmted Mrennt and Trothntay Solara along with a company and a piano performance.
The report states that a closure notice was served last night on Coyota Avenue by Chief Hyena. Verbal notice was given to the involved party with actions to be taken as four front changes will be tried.
The West End Consolidated Mining company in Oakland declares a five cent dividend on its capital of 1,778,468. The payment date is not yet fixed, with the dividend to be issued to holders. Previous dividends totaled higher, keeping the overall distribution near the stated threshold.
Word was received by natives of Harry Moore a Knights of Pythias member and former chlemner on the Tonopah and Goldfield railroad that he is near death at Cassade Cal suffering from acute pneumonia.
Gen Francisco Urbalojo Yaqui leader surrendered with 300 followers at Tonleli Sonora southwest of Hermailio according to Carranes officials in Nogales.
A taiload of ore was shipped yesterday morning from the Cash Boy to the Belmont mill at Allilwas for treatment. The property is now open for frequent shipments, with ore unloaded at the mill and ready for processing.
A miner named N. C. Collen suffered a chest wound after an airpipe blew, causing a mining incident at the Beloont Mint Opera. He is reported to be in treatment and expected to recover.
Secretary Lansing replied to Germany that the United States demanded the withdrawal because of military and naval activities. Germany indicated it would contest the withdrawal but the president approved the decision and will adhere to it despite German actions. The message cited attempts to violate U S neutrality by the attaches.
A Geneva dispatch reports Germany plans large operations in Mesopotamia under Field Marshal Baron Von Der Goltz, recently named commander of Turkish forces there. Although claiming Egypt as aim, experts say a push from Baghdad toward the Persian Gulf is possible this winter.
London dispatch reports German forces under General von Glatzwitz expected to join Bulgarian troops in Macedonia. The merger aims to crush French and British units before they gain strength as peace talks of the papal consistory spark calls for just and immediate settlement.
Reports say German forces have heavily reinforced Beuse Belgium within a fortnight. The Russian assembly in December was postponed, and Allied press coverage cites continued Greek entente support amid evolving fronts.
Amano Wrenn reports on alleged German agent linked to corruption funds pressuring strikers, alongside mining news from Mineral County. New ore finds at Mina and Sodaville draw attention as locals push development. copper shipments from Ledining rise with output expected to increase.
George Lorenzen FH Cousin and Herbert Wilder operate and lease to the Reveille district. They ship antimony ore to Tonopah. The latest consignment valued at 95 dollars per ton. The note mentions Hinany and Conopah with Horensen arranging a supper and camp setup.
Homer Mooney, who for several years had followed the tin newspaper.
Edward L Luckett died at his San Francisco home after a long cancer of the mouth illness. He was about 60 and previously served as general superintendent of the Rescue? in North Stir milnes. He left Tonopah four years ago and was a longtime railroad man. He belonged to Tonopah lodge No. 106% UBOA and left a wife, sister of the late Frank Golden and Jas Golden. Funeral arrangements not announced.
Dispatches describe the British force massed at Salonika in Greece as part of the Mediterranean expeditionary effort. About 11,000 men remain in camp after units have begun moving toward the Doiran front on the Bulgarian border amid ongoing troop concentrations and logistical activity.
Readable lines show ongoing voting for the Tone pah prize by Nevada Film Company. Contender standings include Mites Tanta Davin at 175.00 and Miss Eileanor Malone at Th2AB, with little clarity on ranking or totals.
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