16 Dec 1913
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1913
Page
1
A Colorado blast left thirty eight miners trapped and presumed buried following the explosion at a remote mining site. Rescue efforts mobilized as authorities coordinated with emergency crews and mining officials.
An angry mob dragged a man from a bridge in Wilston North Dakota and killed him. A crowd damaged police barriers and fired shots as miners from the surrounding area attempted rescue. Several bodies were recovered and authorities warn of further violence as investigations begin.
The Republican National Committee weighs two reorganization plans including immediate convention action. Proponents favor an early convention to decide reorganization terms, while opponents push for a gradual approach. Key figures discussed include Cummins Hadley Howell Warren Borah Organty Metlerg and projections of campaign funding.
About 200 attendees gathered at the Goldfield bowl for the Goldfield Boosters Banquet to discuss plans promoting development and cooperation. Speeches from Albert Burch and MO Diskin outlined reporting to the Goldfield organization and support from local business and civic leaders.
A fragmented report describes a group from Tonopah leaving the land of copper after a warm reception. The visitors plan another visit, with talks of novices and crowds, and the town prepares events at local venues and charity balls.
The January currency debate returned to the Senate with Newtown leading a charge against the administration finance plan. Hitchock proposed an amendment to raise federal debt from seven to eleven members, tied to Treasury Secretary’s testimony.
A Denver convention of Colorado unions under the state federation of labor weighs a statewide strike in sympathy with the United Mine Workers at Atherton. Militants and firebrands are noted in dispatches as labor tensions rise.
In Chicago a railway clerk shot and killed Louie Nieman and wounded Mea Harner in a crowded millinery shop. Harner later killed herself with a pistol after a confrontation with Nieman and his wife over a divorce and jealousy.
In New York a sensational courtroom moment interrupted the defense as Schmidt’s trial for the murder of Anna Aumoller proceeded. The prosecution argued insanity while the defense outlined its plea, and reports noted Bishop Hobindot’s continued illness at St Luke's Hospital. Dr Samuel Lambert, prominent Columbia Medical School figure, attended the Nevada bishop.
In St. Paul Minnesota on December 1 Martin J. Flanagan former chief of police and Pred Turner former city detective were arrested on charges of perjury and grand larceny in connection with a criminal underworld scheme. The report includes garbled text likely referencing a home and water-related matters.
The Tonopah schools face a plan to condition students for study and athletic balance. Superintendent proposes tying athletic eligibility to demonstrated willingness to advance scholastic work. The Lakenae team may join Gosfeld and Tonopah for a Christmas period trip if dates align, with travel duties split between Goldfield and Tonopah.
Officers of the Order of the Carabao deny knowledge of offensive remarks and say their satire arose from a patriotic spirit. They apologize to the cabinet and government officials, stressing no hostility to the administration's Philippine policy. The president and officials consider the remarks offensive.
Reports from Carson City and Washington suggest Gay Hawley of Elko may be the sole local applicant for the Elko land office receiver post, with an outside county nomination likely. Meanwhile Ely’s John E Robbing seems set for the register position as the district’s new land office procedures proceed.
A Tonopah charity drive shows strong support as visitors fund the Big Bike drive and Woman's Relief corps entertain, with donors pledging substantial sums. Goldfield lodge hosts a Tonopah charity ball tonight, sending two dozen cars to boost the fund and aid deserving families.
The body of former Nevada Senator George Nixon, described as a prominent figure, was moved privately from its former resting place to Mountain View Cemetery. The marble chapel and dome were noted as among the era’s grand funerary structures.
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Buckhorn Mines company under George Wingfield plans to start full operation by week’s end. A power plant at Renowa on the Southern Pacific and Western Pacific lines supplies the mill near the Humboldt River. The project has cost about $1,100,000 with ore sufficient to sustain several years of output.
Herbert Adis was arrested after stealing ten dollars from a dancer at a local hall. The money was found on his person and he was jailed by Justice Dimseath. The report notes a separate recovery of a broken back by Assemblyman J. J. Schovr. A marriage license was issued to Harry D. Golibeck and Husel Fatlog of Round Mountain.
Army dispatches report Chihuahua natives and Spanish auxiliaries backing the Huerta regime. Villa orders expulsion of Spaniards and confiscation of property. About 200 men, including 60 Americans, arrive at Paso, and rebels flee toward Tampico as cavalry harasses retreating forces.
Fragmentary report shows Samuel Gompers speaking to the congressional judiciary committee about unemployment in the United States. He argues that the number is above normal and will not quickly drop to normal levels, noting a transition period ahead.
Dee Mh-Frank P I Snapp, a leading Mimbolidt country figure and wealthy landowner, died at his home on Rebel Creek after a period of illness. His daughter Midd Mabel was with him. another daughter Mrs Tuawrenen Farrell was away in Low Angelan and could not reach him before his death.
Illinois progressives held a meeting to nominate a candidate for the United States Senate. The event included remarks by supporters and a summary of anticipated issues. Temperatures near freezing and a note on last year’s turnout are mentioned.
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