25 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
1
In the Prue Hon chamber of deputies Braun and Rodalier debated a demand for peace to prevent any chance of repetition in Europe. The interior minister said war must end in a way that makes repetition impossible, while noting some support for keeping the conflict brief.
Lisbon dispatch shows political tension as Portugal debates a ministerial declaration and sympathy for the Allies amid war. An alliance stance is disclosed, with deputies and revolutionists shaping public attitude in a tense wartime chamber.
In a corrugated iron building at the Anina Explosive works an explosion of gasoline caused a blaze. Several workers leaped from windows to escape, with some seriously burned. A government expert will test a new process at the Aetna plant.
A gang forced entry into Mere Lanlie Martines's Los Angeles home and set her feet ablaze to reveal a hiding place containing 4120 in gold. Five suspects were arrested, one escaped with the loot.
Fresno reports a massive blaze at the Barton winery last night. Nearly a million gallons of wine burned for hours, causing extensive damage and losses. The incident dominates local news as investigators assess the cause and impact.
The American Medical Association meeting opens in San Francisco as the American Academy of Medicine begins three days of sessions on Medicine and commerce, transportation, food inspection, quarantine, and hospital organization. Notable speakers include Surgeon General Blue and Dr. David Starr Jordan of Stanford.
Dozens of victims including many women and children drowned when a pier collapsed along Bare peun Rowwlu A dlepatel' way near Karena. Survivors report chaos as people attempted to reach the Womrd river bev.
A fragmentary report recalls railroad men pressing the president about possible withdrawal from the war. The president, amid brief remarks, reaffirms a cautious stance and responds with uncertain hints of action.
The Norwegian steamer Trune Woe was torpedoed near the Shetland islands. Germans set fire to the vessel as the crew was rescued by nearby ships or lifeboats.
A report describes artist workshops guiding crippled soldiers to paint and study, highlighting the role of a renowned violinist and a visiting critic. The event, including performers Nora Weddington and Merrion, drew an audience in Goldfield and showcased rehabilitation through art.
The general committee has not met since Monday evening but sub committees work steadily. A large program spans several days with events starting Saturday evening July 9. Senator Pittman to speak, Best to read a poem, Declaration of Independence read, and a grand fireworks display planned.
Yesterday recorded a high temperature with notable heat in the region. The report notes elevated heat levels across multiple stations, with several areas reaching the upper 80s and touching 90s briefly. Overnight conditions cooled gradually, offering relief at dawn.
Harvard and Yale varsity eight crews race on the Thames in Cambridge. Both teams aim to regain dominance after mixed seasons as thousands gather for the famed dual regatta, hoping for a decisive four mile shell race to settle supremacy.
Reporters note witnesses in York believe Harry Thaw is sane. Deputy Attorney General Cook says the state will trace Thaw’s life and research Evelyn Nesbit’s history as the ninth anniversary of Stanford White’s murder is marked.
Fragmented report describes a Petrograd born aviatrix arriving in Kiev after a perilous mission near Austrian lines. She reportedly carried an arm injury but continued to operate, posing a bold feat amid frontline combat.
The senate moves to grant citizenship to Algerian soldiers who served with the French army, reflecting postwar efforts to recognize native troops.
President Wilson left for his first vacation since fall travel, missing crowds as he traveled to Cornieh. He greeted locals at breakfast and shook hands with many in various towns. He arrived at SGARISH with daughter Margaret and Dr Grayson, journeying from Wind vor Vie.
The shutdown of a building material plant threatens about 200000 workers. Owners of timber yards employing 10000 men also voted to close today, widening layoffs in Chicago industry as the week ends.
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