Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume], January 24, 1919, Image 1

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THE WKATHM
Tonight ind Saturday, Fair
VOL XVIII No. 186
Paris Paper Proposes jjim ToHead the League of
Tl SISTERS, N, Y, SOCIAL LEADERS
'El IT ALL' BY SUICIDE IN FRANCE
(Hi tuiH-lmrn I'mil
llOUDKAUX, Jan. 24. The MlaBes
Gladys and Dorothy Cromwell, sis
ters of New York, leaped from the
rail ot the French steamer La Lor
"ralne In ths Qaronne river while
bound for New York. Both were
LEVI AT H AN
BRINGING IN
(Ht AaixK'lMlrft Prrul
; WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-4'he
transport. Mongolia "will arrive in
New York Jaouary itoh with 100 of
ficers and SOW men.
III? i.mlil( I'nw)
NKW YORK, Jan. 24 More than
S704 American troops arrived today
iWrJ rive veeoeto.
ll laiH PrcMi
PARIS, Jan. 21 The allied and as
sociated power! today agreed to send
i wireless message throughout the
world warning all concerned that
(title usln4 rma4 force to gain
poisswion ot. territory, a claim to
which the pete conference may be
isked to' determine would "seriously
Irtjudlce" the- olalms of those who
8d tore.
A
8TOCKHOLM, Jan. 2b. The Rus
llAQ Bolshavlkl rnvrnmAnt threat
n to keep u jail all Swiss citizens
$ Russia until the Swiss govern
ment ratifies the appointment of the
jfttlclal representative of the Russian
fiet in Switzerland.
lAV REBUILD TH
CUERNAVACA RAILROAD
Auorlatril rrraal
B MEXICO OrTYt: Jan. 24.H-iRalls and
ps are en route to Mexico City for
1 reconstruction of the railway be
Jeen the- -capital . and Cuernavaca,
Vhlch has been virtually destroyed
"furlng the last five years as the re
sult of bandit depredations.
5
TOOAY AND A YEAR AGO
Offlelftl riaitlnva nf th tiP. A
; omttw by ths United States
a
r -"-.srTBr at Tonopah:
19 1918
? 5 m 31 33
10 m 35 33
iz noon 43 41
Maximum, Jan. 23 62 4J
f Hmhnum, Jan,4 23 36 24
Relatrf nmtaity at noon
" umat. 14 pw Mat
A
5,000 MEN!
VILD IRK
TQ BELLIGERENTS
RETALIATION
Tonopah
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drowned. The sisters belonged to the i
lied Cross and were returning home. I
They left a nole of their intention to
:
end It all." ;
:
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NEW YORK. Jan. 24 The
I
dls-1
;atch from Bordeaux telling of the !
hi-ii-i ai a -
MiLLtONS
6 10
THE BQL5HEVIKI
Illy A,H'hitrl l'rHHl
WASHINGTON. Jan 24 Returning
to the attack of the $100,000,00" F.ur
opean relief bill today Seuator Slier
man reiterated his belief that some .
I the money would be used to feed,
Russian Bolshevists. The peace con-j
feren.-e Russian policy, he declared. ;
supported thatjinlon. .
NORWEGIAN CABINET j
M AY BE RETIRED j
I
II w,-lnrl rvraaat I
mi'RXH u:K. Jati 24 Reslgna-i
tion of the Norwegian cabinet Is im-j
mlnent, according to reports here j
from aiparpntly truntworthy sources
TAKE 30
lljr Aaaoi'liltrd I'rraal
SACRAMENTO, Jan 24
When
the time set tor adjournment of the
California legislature for a thirty
days' recess arrived at noon today
the clerks of the senate and assem
bly stopped in order to allow legls-1
Laturors to complete the press of
the last minute business.
The fight against the emergency
bill providing financial aid for com
pletion and construction of the Sut
ter by pass to protect the ranchers
of Sutter county from flood danger
commenced when Senator Duncan
6E
npnvE in 24 Under the new
'"""i - -......i.ii.r.
i.,l relative to control
irfiuinii"""
of the German army the power ot
the soldiers council win uo
diminished. The Prussian minister
of war will be supreme chief of the
army.
LIT
A BOLSHEIK ARMY
llr AawltU Pr
PARIS, Jan. 24 Lithuanian troops
Inflicted a defeat on the Bolshevlkl
near Koazedary, according to re
nnH from Kovno tdoay. Bolshevlkl
caaualtie were heavy. Tr m
M
CALIFORNIA SOLONS
ONE
IAN
POWER
!AN
ARMY
HUANIANS
ROUT
prUd. -to b lot
TONOPAH, NEVADA, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 24. 1919
ft Y IE WW
suicide of the Misses Cromwell ere-
ated a BHI1,ulon BOclety circles in
.
this city. They were members of one
. , , . , . ,
of the cltv s most prominent families,
their brother, Seymour Cromwelh be
lug president of the society for the
fatherless children of France
HAVE EYES
ON PANAMA
BIG DITCH
m? tuarimrii I'rraa.i
PARIS (Thursday), Jan. 23. The
aueslon whether the Panama canal
M nWrnato1lied UBder lh,
league of nations will depend entlrc-
ly (n the attitude of the United
States government, according to
Uird Robert Cecil, who submitted to
the peace congress a draft of the
untisn views oa me su-uciure ui um
league.
DAYS OFF
objected to a vote without debate
on the resolution by Senator Inman
suspending the constitution In order
that a vote be taken Immediataly.
U
GANNERS CAN'T GOT
PRICES OF GOODS
lljr Aaacclalr' Prcul
CHICAGO. Jan. 24. The conven
Hon of the National Cannera assocla
tloa adjourned today without official
expression aa to whether prices of
nned goods can (be lowered In the
Immediate future. Secretary Frank
(larrell said the sentiment. Informal-
Iv was that the present scale be
maintained until wages and other
-osts decline.
SUBMARINE VICTIMS
REWARD RESCUER
II a 4a.iMlalll I'rMll
SAN Jl'AN, P. R., Jan. 8. Captain
Gaetan Lauro, of the schooner Eva
n Douglas, of New Yorki-who rea
cued 252 survivors from the eight
lifeboats of the steamer Carolina
when she was sunk by a submarine
last June, grought hla schooner Into
San Juan harbor this week on his
first visit since- the sinking ot the
Carolina. Twenty of the survivors
gave a dinner In his honor t a
hotel and presented to him gold
watch for himself. gold wrist watch
tar hi temrhtar aa4 a diamond pin
tor hl w
Daily
MAGNAMARA NAKES
BULLION SHIPMENT
The MaeNamara bullion ship-
merit representing a mill run
for the first half of the month,
aggregated 10.480 ounces, val-
ued at approximately $10,500
PORTUGAL
IS BACK AS
If lniM-litle1 lf-aak
MADRID. Jan. 24. The monarchy
i as been proclaimed in Lisbon, the
Portuguese capital, according to a tel-
gram from 'Valencia, on the Portu
gese border.
Ilr ,4aMU4-lntrit I'rraal
VIGO. Spain, Jan 24. The greater
'art of the Lisbon garrison has gone
ver to the monarchists, according
o roports from Colmbra in northern
Portugal.
HI
END OF I
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LONDON, Jan. 24 Britain was
pre-eminent In the air at the close
f the war when the British air
force was the largest in the world,
according to a report made public
Thursday. It fought on more fronts
than the air service of any other na
tion. NOTRE PROTECTED
llr AaaorUtrd Prraal
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24 Special
government or International action
is not necessary to stimulate the
produc'.lon of gold now that peace
is In sight, according to the report
of a committee appointed to lnvestl
gate the entire question of the g.i'd
tandard..
KEEP MEN IN ARMY
UNTIL GIT IRK
lllr Aaaoi'lat! frcaa1
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24. To solve
the problem of the unemployment of
discharged soldiers the war depart
ment will order that no soldier be
discharged against his wishes until
assured of employment In civil life
OFF REVOLUTION
Rr Auorlalrd 1raai
HAMBURG (Thursday), Jan. 23
Government troops are making short
work of putting down the Spartacan
outbreak hare. Ordinary traffic and
tiuimaaa w anted, today.
MONARCHY
I
GOLD
MINERS
Will
HAMBURG
Bonanza
ARMED APP
ON THE WESTERN FRONT
REFERRED TO COMMITTEE
n taa.nii i-rraai
I'AKIS, Jan. 24. -During coiisldera-
Hon of the miration of reparation at
the setting of the supreme war coun
ell, the Paris edition of the London
Daily Mall says. President Wilson i of the commission of the league of
agreed to the principle that Germany j nations. Reno de Paris today says.
ENORMOUS LOSSES FROM
KANSAS AND MISSOUR
lily AaaueiHiril Prraa
WASHINOTON, Jan. 24 losses
if the 35th division, comprising Kan- I
saa and Missouri national guard, in
killed and died of wounds during the i s-s calling for congressional investi
entire service in France to Novem-' gation of the reported excessive
her was 7827 men, Secretary Baker 1 losses of this division.
a a
WASHINGTON. Jan 24 Twenty
eight states have formally notified
iho state department of the action of
heir legislatures in ratifying the
prohibition amendment to the federal
constitution. Included In the II is
alifornia where an attempt was
made through court action to pre
vent the governor from serving no-;
Ice to the state department j
Hr AatfHatrd Treaal
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 24 Lieuten
ant Governor Young said he had cer
tified to the department of state of
California's aotion ratifying the
amendment. The certification was
made, he said, on the day the mews.
ire passed the assembly, when
formal notice to Washington had
been signed Jointly by himself and
Spt.Ut-r Wright of the assembly
a-- a fill a ---a -
PETROGRAD AT THE
OF
Illy Aaaoclatrd I'rraai
HELSINGFORS, Jan. 24 Petro
grad is being left to the mercy of
gangs of robbers formed of escaped
criminals who are dividing the town
into districts tor looting purposes, ac-
i-ord ng to the newspaper Russky
Llstok
l Ilr Aaaivlatid Prtaa)
HOUGHTON, Mich., Jan. 24 Cop
per miners In. the employ ot the
Franklin Mining company agreed to
accept a wage reduction of IT per
cent, aa announced today In prefer
nee ot working thrsvsfoautom ttoMt
CALIFORNIA RATIFES
DESPITE INJUNCTION
MERCY
IT
REDUCED
WAGES
COPPER
MINERS
13 mm
ORTIONMENT
iii u.sl pay Indemnities in addition to
; . , fu!1 ,.ost of reparation.
illly Aaaiii'lnli-il lraal
PARIS. Jan 24 President Wilson
v. Ill likely be offered the presidency
j told the house rules comimlttee to-
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"r,,""""," -...iWOu ui n.u-
ill aaa .a- t
Attorney General Webb today de
clared the action of Young was suf
ficient and binding, despite the ef
fort made through court action to
prevent the governor from certifying
the ratification.
Illy Aaaolnlrl rm.il
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 24 Dls
missal of the order restraining the
governor from certifying to the pro
hibition amendment was announced
today by the presiding judge ot the
superior court.
FOR ANOTHER LIFT
llv AaNiiolnled I'rraai
WASHINGTON. Jan. 24 The sum
which congress) will be asked soon to
appropriated as an addition to the
railroad revolving fund may be $700,
iiOO.dOO, It was learned today.
IE
SLOGAN DF PARTY
iHf Araoelaled P'aal
Dl'BLIN, Jan. 24. A political as
sociation callod the Irish Center
party was formally constituted yes
terday. The new party, which em
braces the Constitutional, National
iots and Souther Unionists, stands
for home rule for Ireland within the
Rrltish empire on similar lines to
'hrse followed by British Dominions.
NO SECRET PRISON
CAMPS IN GERMANY
lllw A audited Pra1
LONDON. Jan. 24 Germany has
no secret prison camp here, the
authorities have assured the Dutch
minister at Berlin, the British com
mittee .of ei-prUoaers of war i
RA
BEGGING
IRIS
OM
METAL QUOTATIONS
tILVER 1.01g
COPPER 23
LEAD 8.85
QUICKSILVER 95.00
PRICE 10 CENTS
Nations
The supreme council ot the paace
CongresB today decided to appoint a
committee to inquire Into the
strength of the foms to tu main
tained by the allied powers on tho
western front during tho period of
the armistice. General Talker L
11 isa will represent America.
Ilr Aaaorlnlril I'ri-aai
PARIS, Jan. 24. Tim Russian soc
ial revolutionary party approves
without reserve Proiileot Wilson's
proposition adopted by the supreme
council of the peace conference for
a meeting of representatives of the
various Russian governments with
reprt'sentatlvos of the all es, accord
ing to the delopatcs of that party
now in Paris
OF
MUTILATED
81
BERLIN CITIZENS
llv laaoclated Trcaal
AMSTERDAM, Jan. 24. The body
of Rosa Luxemburg, the Spartacan
leader who was killed by a mob re
cently, was found yesterday in the
Landwehr canal, according to a re
port from Berlin The body was ter
ribly mutilated.
BOLSHEVIK! PLAN
TO
My Aaaut'lnleil r-rraal
LONDON, Jan. 24 Plans for a
Bolshevlkl movement on the Rand,
the rich gold mining region in the
union of South Africa, have been un
earthed says a Reuter's dispatch
from Johannesburg.
SWEDEN ORDERS OUT
BOLSHEVIKI LEGATION
ltv af1fttil I'raaal
STOCKHOLM, Jan. 24 Tho Swed
ish government has sent an ultima
tum to the Bolshevik! legation here
demanding its departure from
Sweden by January 2rth at the lat
est, according to the Poiitiken.
BUTLER
THEATRE
TODAY
Special Ten-Reel Program
A $1.00 Picture for 11-20-25c
D. W. GRIFFITH
Produced "The Birth of a Na
tion," "Intolerance" and
"Hearts of the World"
SEE HIS LATEST ONE
"THE GREAT LOVE"
With practically the same cast
as was In his first three pic-
tures.
A two-reel Sennett comedy and
Paramount-Bray Cartoon added
to the program,
8EE IT BY ALL MEANS
One Matinee and Two Night
Shows as usual
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