14 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1915
Page
1
Mob violence erupts after a failed mediation as workers flood streets and looting breaks out amid rumors water at a factory was poisoned. Police struggle to control crowds while Mayor Kowipeon acknowledges the unrest began from the failed mediation.
Fragments from Moraine Union recount a mining accident at Lie Colambly mines on Cut you creek above Weaphington Friday afternoon. Three men, including WM. Hunter, were in a tunnel when an explosion occurred while removing sarpine from a charge. One man survived. the others perished as the shaft caved in and dust filled the works.
A government study released to President Wilson analyzes how antitrust enforcement and judicial decisions shape business competition. It notes that interpretations of the Sherman Act influence market control, with five cases cited as illustrative. decisions often hinge on complex mixes of independent factors beyond pure federal law.
Fragmentary report from the United States Federal Daity and Guaranty firm against FE Marky & Co outlines a receiver’s report by Thomas J. Tyne. The document notes discharge by Averill Bathday and references a revolver charged, with vague allusions to priors and ongoing issues.
Unclear text references Jonopan remaining unbeaten after a competition. Mentions possible volunteers and fire department context with scattered names and places, but details are fragmentary and specifics unreadable.
Fragmented report shows Hutter and Hunter family dealing with medical costs and appeals. A local committee and community figures are referenced to assist the elder and dependent relatives amid financial and health pressures.
Petrograd reports heavy casualties as General Mackensen’s forces breach Russian lines near Gallol. Guns roar, thousands killed and many taken prisoner as German and Austrian units push along the eastern front from Cyernlawa to Sléniawa.
The Supreme Court declined to review the Caminetti conviction on the white slave traffic charge. Officials of the National Car Keister company faced alleged violations of the anti unant HR law. Ex-senator Madeley, counsel for Diggs, sought a review and filed motion for reconsideration.
Reno Gazette reports Paul The Grinder, alias Thensher, was drafted into Kaiser’s forces after a trip to San Francisco and a motorized buggy purchase. Claims say German agents fired him onto a German ship, and he fought on the battlefront for the Fatherland.
Businessman William Welshir of Tonopah and Goldfield, linked to Wood Sullivan Co., arrives in Reno from the southern silver camps after a 12 hour overland ride in a new Reo car. He plans onward to San Francisco and Long Beach in stages with companions Marvin Verinstel or Ison Appeal.
Fragmented and garbled wire service text reports an anticipated statement by William J Tryan about ending the war. Aimed at influencing public opinion, the notice references a forthcoming declaration and various dated notes, but the material is largely unreadable and dense with errors.
Fragmentary text presents names and phrases with no clear event or outcome. It mentions persons and locations in a garbled form, lacking coherent facts to summarize into a definite news item.
Harold E Marsh of Jin Butler Tonopah Mining and Mive Alice Joania wed last Sunday at Goldfield. Father Dermuly officiated as relatives and friends celebrated the couple's move toward a life of happiness together.
Edwin Dalton Mills tied the knot with Marcia Rae Webber of Schuyler Neb at Holy Trinity church Schuyler on June 10. The couple, longtime schoolmates and business connections, plan to live in Tonopah after a tour of the eastern cities.
Mike Lavina Shields and Mine Vera Fowler left Sunday for Reno where they joined the Gazetto party aboard a special Pullman car to enjoy the expedition Kowele a Cha at the fair.
The State Bank and Trust Company hearing reopened in district court at Carson City this morning with Judge William Porman of Tonopah presiding. A moberty contest is set to start Wednesday the 16th. Tickets sold for the Tonopah Drag event and related notices list various local contacts and dates.
Fragmentary OCR mentions alibi claims, a filing date, and a potential deters set for September 14. Names and places are unreadable, but the text signals a court or legal proceeding with an upcoming date.
President Wilson spoke at flag day ceremonies urging Americans to keep patriotism in hearts on holidays and avoid direct war references. Secretary McAdoo introduced the event noting the flag’s deeper significance in world history. Separately the U S Supreme Court ruled West Virginia must pay about 12 393 920 dollars as its share of Virginia’s debt at the time of state partition.
Atlanta June 14 Solicitor Dorsey before the governor cited that even if James Conley’s testimony is admitted Mary Phagan’s murder was proven by other witnesses at the trial he argued that Frank was guilty and that the evidence showed he and not Conley committed the crime
Mrs Marie Burdick of Tonopah was elected worthy grand matron at the Eastern Star grand convention in Reno a top statewide honor for the order. Mrs J B Farris accompanied the party returning this morning from the event.
Sheriff Ly Slavin will carry DeGroot to Carson City for imprisonment. He was sentenced to not more than two years for the assault on Dr Roberta last winter.
A damaged British report from London June 14 notes the Arndale war wink and a Dunloh schooner Cocox Moretal set on fire by a German attack east of Scotland. The Hopemount submarine near Saint Ives was sunk with crews rescued.
The fifteenth annual ball by Tone pah Joon No 121 Western Federation of Miners will be given Saturday evening July 3 in Miners' Union Hall.
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