24 Dec 1913
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1913
Page
1
Las Vegas High School defeated Tonopah High by 24 to 15 in a windy game marked by turnover pressure and fouls. Tonopah faced line penalties as Las Vegas momentum carried the visitors to the victory. Downtown snowfall delayed postgame events and mail deliveries tied to giftDistribution.
An odd, garbled note offers workers a chance to relax tomorrow and celebrate with family or friends. It hints at a holiday mood and mentions a Christmas season gathering, though the text is unclear and fragmented.
Catholic church hosts a richly planned service tomorrow at 6:00 am with choir led by Mrs Keuilill and Mr Gyildhenith, featuring Ave Maria and a Nativity tableau. Father Flynn to speak on The Mystery of Christ's Nativity. Benediction to follow. subsequent events include a cathedral attachment to Denver and a hoped audience from Tonopah.
President Wilson backs rapid mobilization as preparations proceed. Secretary McAdoo outlines preliminary steps toward building the federal force, emphasizing selection of reserve units and the initial staffing to meet wartime needs.
Rainfall across California brought relief and optimism after a dry spell. The Visitation notes the beneficial effect, while communities hope for continued moisture to aid farming, though some residents report past drought hardships and rising costs.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a turkey shoot event ending soon, mentioning participants Ware fon brothers Watneks and gunmen. Readable text suggests birds on perches and attempts to gobble at living targets, with shooting continuing through the day until the last bird is taken.
Paul Howry a Finn suffered a bad gash after a fall or blow. He was examined by Dr Grigeby and deemed fit for work at the West End mine while another man was arrested for the incident.
Syracuse dispatch reports Frank Kenyon a railroad telegrapher was shot and killed at the home of Albert Webster in Amboy. Webster claims Kenyon forced his way in at the front door and fired at him after entering the room. Police pursue motive but no clear reason for the intrusion is known.
Funeral services for the late Marry Cowling were conducted at the Knights of Pythias hall by Key. 3. M. Bwaltidir with bearers including Charles Boatine Ba Re gan James Haywood and Pred Broadwell. The procession proceeded to Inca cemetery with a choir from the Presbyterian church. Members of the Pythian order the Pythian Sisters and a Wooderville-Wayne delegation attended, with floral displays and emblems from the Knights of Pythian and related groups.
In Culiacan Sitinson Neo Admiral Cowlen Captain Gilmore of the Pittaburgh and five other American naval officers attended a rebel banquet as official state guests. The gathering featured good fellowship and mutual compliments as they arrived and departed on a special train.
A quack medical practitioner Predk Klimek is accused of attempting to kill Charles Alling Jr a former alderman now attorney for the state board of death. The case follows a recent $200 fine for practicing medicine without a license and involves Alling being shot in the eye during prosecution.
The Helle kindergarten group celebrated Christmas with room decorations and gifts, while other classes enjoyed a festive party. Grades with 9 percent promotions received a half holiday. vacation begins tomorrow through January 1. Three teachers were granted time to reach homes. substitutes provided at trader expense. Police warn residents to watch for prowlers and report suspicious characters via Chief Evatie who will be on duty all night.
A Worthy entertainment bill features Lydon vs Redin Martinte with a supporting cast from the orchestra. Notables Jack Mintich and Jimmy Wola in six round bouts, Jon Murphy vs Jim O’Connell for fun rounds, and additional acts. Ringside seats $2, general $1. The card begins at 3:30 PM.
Nye County sends a monthly donation totaling 109.06 to Carton City for the state treasurer, marking Nye County’s annual remittance and highlighting outside taxes excluding 40 shern tix. County bene wiwr Mr Frank Mannix facilitates the payment as part of routine fiscal support.
The Nevada California Power Company will suspend transmission lines tomorrow morning between 9 and 10 o clock to allow crews to complete urgent work. The Tonopah plant will also close for a shift as part of the maintenance.
Henry Landes, state geologist and dean of the school of sciences at the University of Washington, was elected acting president succeeding Thomas Kane who was removed from the post. The move follows internal university reshaping as Landes steps into leadership duties.
John M Clark alias Hirst, a stranger in Stockton California, forged checks in the name John M Clark and attempted fraud at the The To nopah Banking Corporation. He rented rooms for travelers, provided meals, and fled after a bankbook showed insufficient funds. Detained by Chief Huang at a Chinese restaurant on Main Street, he faces forgery charges.
John Toe Rayher was nabbed this morning for loitering with no visible means of support. He had lingered in the Flower district and is suspected of selling whiskey to Indians. Temperature report lists yesterday’s high 26, low 18, with a 24 degree fear in the night.
Secretary McAdoo will act as president of the United States tomorrow while President Wilson is unavailable. Other cabinet members including Bryanie, Guerleon, Danieleti, and Mcleynolds will visit family or remain in Washington, with travel to Raleigh and Louisville noted in the dispatch.
In Los Angeles and St. Louis reports, Dandy confessed he wrongly implicated Walter Smith in the Harold Ziese murder to avoid punishment alone. Separately, rebels retook Torreon after heavy fighting with twelve thousand involved and many killed.
The Tonopah Miners Union hosts its thirteenth annual charity ball and Christmas gift drive at Misery Uxetunge hall, with donations for the sick and needy, a hospital setup, and a grand program for children on Christmas Eve featuring the Tonopah band and local performers. Santa Claus will distribute gifts, and the event is designed to welcome all without caste distinctions, continuing a tradition for thirteen years.
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