Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-13
WHO is TO BLAME?

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just what was to have been expected from the ehargy
indifference of she officers the past month Tonopah
has stood patiently by listening TRADES of eveed every
reputable employer Of labor camp Incendry utteranc
that should have been senced instantly
Threats against life and property endured until they brought
their own natural sequence There permitting
few baherskites to the public night night
openly inviting awess and irresponsible elements
loot property destroy sacrifice human life and conduct
campaign Of destruction anarchy every pr
cple Of law and justice This evenuated collision
caused the of Tonopah be heraded the
Sunday morning newspapers the home Of of curoats
and gunner whose only object
of labor These imported agtatos only happy
when they succeed in against
against brother II line with cowardy kung methods
of these fellows that they should obiec
OF attack whom they might make the of
saults There thousands Tonopah divided into hun
dreds Of employers but the alleged organizers fought
of masculine reprsa and victim of their
scurrility
is credtabe of the miners of Tonopah that
they would stand for this pusnmous and took
express their sentiments in an unmistakabe
That they did to tear down offensive
circulars indicates that they wild abbe governed b
maddend fury and goaded personal physical punish
men They simply asserted themselves defender of woman
who had done individually than all Tonopa help
workngmen in distress She known refuse
hungry withhold he found lob and coud
not buy meal ticket until following PAYDAY
The only motive Of the miners lot
Jawsmhs could not into Tonopah open campaign
against whose shoes unfit to lick So far
as labor or labor troubles there Tonopa
The men who protested against the W prin
pes in the camp carry always belonged to
hniond labor without waiting for lot of mprncipled
come forward and point the freedom of these men
suffered Tor the cause OF labor due the poisoning
OF the public mind witnessed here past month These men
reputable industrious and citizens men working for
at the hardest kind of who have families 10
port and who will not patiently submit tyranny of
Ions Nhsts Twelve hundred miners regularly employed in Tone
pan resent the awless talks of handful roubemake That
is all.
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trusted to the chief of police governed bv the district
district attorney alleged himself in an nnvabe
light throughout the of the thirty DAYS nv eran
from lending the authority Of his office the police Is ev
alleged that he expressed sympathy the elements that are
held responsible for the disturbance of night The con
duct OF the justice of the the may characterized AZ
repehenbe when faced with the men who showed
more sense than the court expressing preference the inside
OF the Jail han take chances with indignant citizens ON the ud
.ioe very active arranging for bonds 10 secro m
release OF the offenders and the fact prisoners were
turned loose before frenzed multitude may credited TO their
own sense personal safety Well might they excam Sae me
from my friends
Inc sherHs office is maintained great expense to Nye
county Inc sherlh the the law He
supplemented by chief Of police empowered look after town
affairs The district attorney their legal adviser He NAV on
strangers in stirring up dissatisfaction among the lower
classes The district attorney might explain If he advised M G
hcers what to do tried approaching crisis I NM
have known these carrying in violation If law "a
ne say ne raised his protest advise tbe
hat hey would have his unqualified support in enforcing tho m
against carrying concealed weapons The of police had b
iands ued by court that could be relied TO adhere r. M