davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-08-21
Florence Times.

lines.
There Is no question but that the
record and the policies of Governor
Blease's administration are the prin
cipal issues in state politics during
this campaign.
mere Is no question but that the
support of Blease carries with it
the endorsement of both the COVER
nor's record and the policies that he
has pursued.
1t is therefore entirely germain to
the choice of the men who are to rem
resent Florence county in the GEN
eral assembly of the state that the
people of the county pnould be in
formed by the men who seek to rem
resent the county in the legislature
as TO whether or not they will sup
port the governor, which carries with
1t the endorsement of the administra
tlon and Its policies, and whether. If
elected, they will fight to sustain
those policies during the next two
years.
1t is clearly incompatible with the
spirit of candor and sincerity for the
candidate for the general assembly
to say that his position upon this
supreme question is not matter
upon which he should declare him
self. 1t is a matter of the first impor-
tance. The voters are entitled TO
know. If they are not informed it
will be impossible for them to de-
eide intelligently which of the candi-
dates represent their views upon this
question.
The candidate for the general as
sembly seeks to represent the people
OF the county. 1t is therefore incum-
bent upon him to state his position
rpon the principal issues that con-
front the people whose suffrage he
asks. The Legislature will be charg-
ed with the enactment of laws which
will or will not perpetuate the poll
cies which Blease has advocated and
put into practice. The people have a
right to know how each candidate
stands upon these issues
The support of Blease means the
support of the Blease policies. 1t is
therefore primarily important that
the people be advised as to whether
or not the candidates support Blease
1t is equally important to know
how the candidate stands upon those
issues that are condemned by Blease
but are advocated by the men who
are the principal exponents of the
anti-Blease sentiment, for while the
candidate may not endorse Blease's
attitude upon the non-enforcement of
laws already on the statute books, as.
for instance, the liquor laws and the
rack track and other violations of the
anti-gambling laws, he might not be
interested in the passage of those
constructive measures which the
state now most needs. Let each can
didate therefore, express himself un-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
HOME MADE PRODUCTS USED
AT RENO BOOSTERS BANQUET

A dinner of Nevada products was
arranged last Sunday night at the
Riverside hotel in Reno, under the
direction of II, ]. Goose, the proprie-
tor of the hotel, just to show what
'ould be done If all outside supplies
we're suddenly shut Off The result
was a surprise to those who think
Nevada has no manufactures and is
not able to compete with the world In
the production of commodities of the
very finest grades. The bill included
Reno buttermilk, Fallon sugar Reno
flour. Nevada lamb, Nevada wild duck
Clark county sweet potatoes, Lyor
county white potatoes and Reno
chicken with sage dressing.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
zoo LBS. JEWELRy
ROCK PLASTERED
OVER WITH GOLD
GlNGLES BRINGS IN TWO SACKS
BUL6ING WITH HIGH
GRADE.

A combination shaft is the latest
from the gold zone The Daugherty.
Mcnamara & Mooney lease has com
bined with the Jarvis lease to sink a
joint shaft about 100 feet east OF
where their first shafts We're sunk to
the so foot depth as required by the
terms of the lease At that depth II
was proposed TO drift, but instead OF
doing that It was deemed advisable TO
go around the knoll and start new
shaft at point where the leasers
think they will go down on the point
where the three ledges join.
The greatest sensation sprung IN
the camp was brought about last
night when Gingles ran into mass
Of the pure quill which he would not
take chances of leaving out alone
after dark. Consequently he sacked
up about 200 pounds of rock that runs
at the rate of two dollars a pound
A width of four inches was opened
at depth Of % feet and when Gin
giles came into town last night he car
ried the stuff on the automobile
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
PRIMARY RESULTS
IN EMPIRE STATE
DEFEAT SULzER
GLYNN WINS OUT BY A MAJOR
iTY OF OVER NINETY
THOUSAND.

my international News Seryice.l
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Returns
from the first primary election in
New York yesterday are as follows:
Glynn won the Democratic nomina-
ton for governor over John A. Hen
messy with a majority of 10000.
Charles S. Whitman. district attor-
ney, New York, received the Repub-
lican gubernatorial nomination over
Harvey D. Hinman and Job f,
Hodges with plurality of $4,000
Frederick NJ. Davenport won the Pro
gressive nomination for governor
over Sulzer. James w. Gerard, am
bassador to Germany, made run
away race for the Democratic nom
nation for United States senator
getting 10000 over Franklin ID. Roose
welt, assistant secretary of the navy
lanes w. Wadsworth appears Z
have won the Republican nomination
| for senator over Congressman Calde
and David Jane HILL
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
OPENS CAMPAIGN
THURSDAY NIGHT
At THE MAJESTIC
SAM PLATT AND GOVERNOR
OODlE WILL BE ORATORS
OF EVENING.

RENO. Sept. 29-The Republican
state central committee met yester-
day afternoon and organized by elect
ing George Sanford chairman and
empowered the executive committee
to name the secretary,
The campaign will open at the Ma
iestic theater Thursday night under
the presidency of Senator Morehouse
who will start out the Republican
ticke in Nevada with a hurrah by
introducing Sam Platt and Governor
Oddie, The demonstration will be
under the auspices of the "fer1D Re
publ 1an club, which boasts Of ;
membership Of 500.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
SIEGE OF ANTWERP TO BE STAGED BY GERMANY
France Furnishes Description of Field of Battle
Showing the Greatly Extended Line of Operations

slight progress has been made by our
troops, who find themselves facing
strongly organized positions on the
heights of the Meuse. In the Woeyre
section and on our right wing, Lor-
raine and the Vosges, there is no not
able change In a general way our
line has been thrown east and west
along a point from the region of Pont
Mousson, Apremont, TO the Meuse.
In the region of Stmihil, on the
heights to the north of Spada and
part Of the heights to the Meuse to
the southwest of Verdun, between
Verdun and Rheims, the general front
is bounded by a line passing through
the region of Varennes to the north
of Souain and Chaussee Romaine and
al Rheims encloses all approaches to
Rheims, the Rheims road to Berry au
Bae and the heights called Chemin du
Danes.
On the right bank of the River
Aisne this line follows the river as
far as the region of scissors. Be
tween Scissors and the forest OF
L'Aigle it includes the first plateaus
OF the right bank of the Aisne Be
tween the Rivers Oise and Somme
this line corresponds TO the front OF
Ribecourt occupied by u.s., Lassigny
occupied by enemy, Roye Occupied
by usl and Chains (the enemiesl. To
the north of Somme the line stretches
across the plateau between Albert
/ and Combles.
/ We took many prisoners. These
+ belonged notably to the seventh re
serve corps, tenth, twelfth~ fifteenth
and nineteenth corps of the German
army"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
GERMANS BEATEN
IN ATTEMPT TO
CHECK RUSSIANS
ENCOURAGING REPORTS FROM
THE FRONT IN BOTH GA
LlclA AND SILICA.

WASHINGTON, Sept 29.-Con-
tinued Russian successes against
Austria and the repulse of German
counter attacks are reported in a
statement today by the Russian EN-
bassy. This reads: In the woods
near Augustowo our troops are sue
cessfully advancing. Near Ossowetz,
September 81 the fire of the enemy's
big guns reached considerable in
tensity. Attempts of the German
infantry to get close TO the fortress
were checked, however. In Silesia
the enemy is considerably strength
ened and manifesting great activity.
Austrian sorties from Przemizl have
been unsuccessful. In the retreating
of the Austrian army Reorganization
is noticeable, Units are broken and
mixed up. We continue taking pris-
oners in large numbers
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
TONOPAH GUN CLUB
IS HIGHLY PRAISED
FOR THE MEET
CONTESTANT WELL PLEASED
WITH RECEPTION AND LIB.
ERAL PURSES.

The marksmen attending the first
annual tournament of the Tonopah
Gun club are enthusiastic over the
reception they have received from
local patrons of the game They say
they never saw a place where the
prizes and added money were greater
than those offered here and they
agree that not another place with a
limited number of entries would con.
tribute so literally to the card. Yes
terday the cups were awarded, A. p
Halliburton taking the Drysdale
trophy, Walter Warren the Sheman
ski cup. In the interstate contest
Walter Warren came In first, A. p
Halliburton, of Lindsay. Cal, second
and II. o. Jones third, The scoring
for the day was as follows:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29

The team shoot failed to mature.
owing to the fact that Ely did not
send a team as promised. This ae-
tion is ascribed by the Ely Record
to the fact that Tonopah has not
taken any interest in matters occur
ring in the copper camp, especially
last spring, when only three men
from Tonopah attended the shoot in
Ely. 1t was also said the action of
the Knights of Pythias in not send
ing a delegation TO the recent state
convention showed this camp was
not in sympathy with occurrences in
Ely and therefore the people of that
place resolved they would not take
part in the local tournament
Sam tluntley, champion shot OF the
world hailing from Vancouver, car
ries trophy that cannot be equaled
4 by any other candidate for honors at
/ the target. This is fob and watch
chain each link of which represents
perfect score of so made at an in
terstate shoot. The chain contains
altogether twenty links, indicative
that the wearer made that number OF
perfect marks. After the last link Il
earned the recipient receives a water
TO complete the compliment. Th'
gift comes from the Hercules Powde'
company and the only stipulation !
: that the contest be with Hercules
.C. or Infallihle powder. Mr.. Huntle;
is now beginning a new chain whicl
he Intends for his wife, who VIII D
the only woman in the world wearlnI
such a trophy.
! In the merchandise shoot OF sur
dav the name of Russell William
was omitted from the contestants 10
the second prize With Warren, liza
liburton and Pittman he tied, maxim
46 targets each, Warren winning
tho shoot off
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29

ews
TOXIC Sept 29rhe Japanese fleet today began a lombard
of the Using forces of the
japanese and allies driven back
Germans Kao Chau japanese German unknown
by Assoca ID PresaJ
LONDON Sept 29-Fmther attacks made by Zeppelin
drgbes Amsterdam dispatch -Four bombs dropped
Dynz southwest of Ghen Thelt southwest of Bruges
At Deynze the convent of St Vincent badly damaged
Preas)
LONDON Sept 29Budapes has officially admitted
succeeded crossing the Hungarian frontier despite
forcements sent against them.
BY iated Press)
PARIS Sept 29Th armistice four granted by the
French for burying the dead sufficient the invaders
needed entire dispose of the bodies the theory regarding
the ul in yesterdays battle.
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BRING BIG GUNS
TOBEAR ON THE
ALLIES LINES
At A|SNES
HAND TO HAND FIGHTING WITH
ENORMOUS LOSSES ON
BOTH SIDES.
eRy Associated pres-,l


LONDON, Sept 30 The terrific
battle OF AisEe. now IN its eighteenth
day, continues to rage with such vic.
lence that decisive result il Is be-
lieyed will come soon Furious hand
to hand fighting Is going on and the
losses OF the allies and Germans is
enormous. Several times the Ger.
mans hurled their masses against the
French left wing. but were repulsed
according to Paris reports. Heavy
cannonading Is going on along the
center. Austrian siege guns have
taken the place OF those the Germans
had near Antwerp, where IL is re
ported 10000 Germans are preparing
for the siege of Antwerp. The Ger
man guns have been taken to the
French district OF Aisne.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
JUDICIAL CONTEST DOES
NOT CHANGE THE RETURNS

The judicial contest between the
incumbent. Peter Somers. and Emmett
Walsh, who is credited with receiy-
Ing majority OF the votes at the
primary election, is proceeding slow
ly at the courthouse without develop
ing any material changes. At noon
three precincts Of Luckyboy, Haw-
thorne and Aurora had been can
yassed One ballot marked with
pencil for Walsh was rejected but II
turned out that this ballot had al
ready been discarded and did not
figure in the count So far there has
been no change in the ballots cast
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
DISTRIBuTloN OF TOBACCO
TO MEN IN THE FIELD


BERLIN, Sept EN- Minden a
central bureau for the distribution of
tobacco products during the war has
been organized, with view to equal
izing as far as possible the produc-
ton and operation of cigar factories
in all parts of Germany and to see to
il that the men and officers in the
field receive good cigars. The orders
will be distributed among the indi-
vidnal factories according to the mum
her of employees,
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RENO WILLING TO PLAY
ToNoPAH HIGH SCHOOL

Tonopah basket ball team wants
TO play a series in Reno soon. The
question is being considered and
games will be arranged by the Reno
high and the Y. Nj. C. A. employed
team. The Tonopah team is already
in trim to meet Reno either here or
in Tonopah and boasts of having a
strong aggregation.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
DRIVING AUSTR|ANS
FROM SERv|AN SOIL
LAST OF THE HATED FOE WILL
BE DRIVEN OUT IN A
FEW DAYS.
my international News serviceo

NISH, Sept. 29.-Seryian war ottice
statement today reads ''The next
few days will see all Austrians ex-
pelled from Servia Their sole re-
naming foothold is in the mountains
southwest of Krupani, where our
forces are winning the mountain
masses"
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enemy attempted night and day at
tacks and were repulsed. North of
the Alsne there is no change At the
center in Champagne district and to
the east of Argonne the enemy is en-.
gagged in conducting a heavy bonn
bardment of our positions. Between
the Argonne region and the Meuse
rS$$1SS~~~$eSe@~@~~
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
CHINA TAKES HAND
IN RESISTING THE
NIPPON ADVANCE
OPPOSES THE ANGLo-JAPANEsE
ALLIES IN MARCH ON
kIAO CHOW.

PEKING, Sept. 29.-Tsing Tau is
completely invested by Japanese. The
Germans in Kiao Chow evacuated
their line of defense before the over
whelming forces. German losses
were small A Japanese cruiser
bombarded Using Tau with little loss.
A report says three German warships
are in Using Tau harbor Two Jap
anese aeroplanes participated in the
fighting.
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RUSSIAN ARMY IS
NOW WITHIN ITO
MILES BUDAP PEST
RAVAGtNG HUNGARY WITH IN.
VADiN6 ARMY ANC NEARING
THE CAPITAL.
Inv InternatIoanI News ser,IceD

NY TnlernhfIONhI NrNH NtfN IfrsI
LONDON, Sept 29.-The Russian
embassy has issued the following
statement: Russian troops in great
numbers have been able to penetrate
Hungary at several points as far as
Unghavr" II the foregoing an
nouncement is true 1t means the
Russian army invading Hungary is
only about l7O miles from Budapest,
the capital
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
FIRE IN SUBWAY
CONGESTS TRAFFIC
IN NEW YORK CITY
THOUSANDS FORCED TO PAT
RoNlZE SURFACE AND ELE-
WAITED LINES.

IHy NrNNtfUteU EFtNNsI
NEW YORK. Sept. 29-The sub
way experienced the worst conges
tion in history owing to collision
resulting in the wreekage being set
afire. For ten blocks on Lenox ave
nue. every manhole belched smoke
Thousands crowded surface cars ant
other vehicles, in their eagerness tt
reach work. In two collisions OF
the surface, fourteen were hurt. Foul
were hurt in the subway.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
Demand War
Be Continued

. my Associated Prea=D .
BERLIN, Sept 29--Prominent =
business men demand that the .
war be continued until such =
y time as a German success com .
= mensurate with the gigantic sac =
= rifices entailed in securing last .
= ing peace for future. They say =
they are prepared to make any Z
= financial sacrifice needed to as 4
= sist the kaiser. I
o . . . o . Q Q o Q q Q 4
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my Associated Press.o

WEI HAIEN, Sept 29.--Chinese
troops blew up railroad bridge al
Tayu-ho, six miles west. This is the
first indication that the Chinese are
active in opposing the Japanese cam
paign against Germans in Kiao Chow
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
BRITISH CRUISERS GOING
THROUGH THE TRAITS
lnx A-socIated rrea~l

PUNTA ARENAS, Chile, Sept. 20.
The British cruisers Good Hope,
Monmouth and Glasgow have arrived
in the straits of Magellan. 1t is eyi.
dent the cruisers are en- route to the
Pacific.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
my In,erha,ionni News ser,Ice.1

PARIS. Sept. 29. Night and day at
tacks by Germans on the allies left
wing were repulsed, according to an
official ltement at p. M today.
The stat, ment follows: "On our left
wing, north Of the Somme river and
between the Somme and Disc. the
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LONDON, Sept. 29,-The Exchange
telegraph publishes a dispatch stat
ing the Japanese have occupied Wei
Hsien and control the Kiao Chow
railroad.
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GERMANS HAVE NOTHING
TO GIVE OUT TODAY
tBy international News servicel

BERLIN, via Sayvllle. Sept. 20
The German government maintained
strict silence today on the progress
/ of the campaign in both the eastern
and western theaters of war.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
TRADING IN MINING STOCKS
RESUMED IN NEW YORK

) Adyices from New York and
3 Philadelphia this morning stated
; the governing boards Of the curb
: ana bourse had removed all re-
. strictions against trading in min
. ing stocks and that all orders
. would henceforth be executed
. regularly. The last trading In
. mining stocks on these ex-
. changes was July 20
4 a a q . O . . . y
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my International News servIce.)

ANTWERP, Sept. 29After bombardment the Ger
occupied 13 south this city according
The Germans have been carrying hard
Woevre ST Catherine and Waeham
the temporary Belgian capital but their fire
suffered considerably from artillery
fire the German position the Belgian artillery fire
compelled take position that allowed shells to drop IN
city and number of buildings de-
StPoved -.4.. a--.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
FLEETS OF THE ALLIES
BOMBARD AUSTRIAN FORT
(ny Internntlonnl News ser,lce1

BRINDISI, Italy, Sept 29.--The
Anglo French fleet in the Adriatic
has resumed the bor1bardment of
Cattaro Two fortresses defending
the city have been destroyed.
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y international News Servce)
= PARIS 29--The right the German in
retreat the north
If
= allowed retire Germany S began
rs the
British The French had extended their lines Combes
fifty miles Belgian Of
where they vigorously assautng
defending
Belgium 1t his
addition demanding
soldiers the
reply fury of lombard
When
automobile pursuit
. reported have left behind
quantity of ammunition Buelows German reported
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
DENIAL OF THE SINKING
OF A FRENCH WARSHl If

WASHINGTON, Sept 29.-offcial
denial of the sinking of French
warship by the Austrian forts at Cat
taro is made by the French embassy.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
TEMPERATURE REPORT.

Highest temperature yesterday, So;
A year ago, 75. IT., -.
a year ago,
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AusTRlANs DRIVEN OUT.

my Associated Pressa
LONDON. Sept 80 Galicia is
nearly cleared of Austrians. states a
Petrograd dispatch.
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JOFFRE REJECTS OFFER To SURRENDER
MAL|NES SUCCUMBS To BOMBARDMENT
AND SURRENDERS To KA|SER'S FORCES


ROTTERDAM, Sept 29-Germans planning siege Of Ant
werp according the Belgian frontier More than
brought from the North held readiness
serve in an mproysed fleet should Antwerp and Osend be
taken along Scheld have increased
their warhfuues prevent invasion by either side The foca
tions at Antwerp among strongest in the world
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
AN ElGHT.PouND GIRL
ARRIVES AT REESE HOME

Mrs. A. Il. Reese. who win be re-
membered as the former Mildred
Hooper, gave birth to an eight-pound
girl last evening and is doing nicely
according to DR.. Cunningham. Mr..
Reese is connected with the shop
force of the Mizpah mine.
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CHy International News Seryice.)
=. 4 IL. A 4

International Service9
ROTTERDAM Sept More than 250000 German naval re-
rushed into Belgium from North stations
Most them Hamburg They probably will be
in the operations against Antwerp.
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BRITISH STEAMERS SUNK.
.ny A..ocIatea Pres.l

LONDON. Sept. 80. Four British
steamships and collier were sunk by
the German cruiser Emden.
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MEXICO CITY, Sept. 30. villa
has sent a telegram requesting Car
rama to resign as supreme chief of
the constitutionalists in favor of
Fernando Calderon
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ny INTERIM tOnaN ews
CETTTNJE Sept 29The Servian Montenegrn army before
the capital of Bosnia today began bombardment Of
that city
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PETR0GRAD Sept 29German offensive operations Poland
have been eecuay general the German
army thatadvaneed the forces of General
Rennenkamp develop wide drive southwark through Poland
opposition from the Russians Dispatches from the
frontier Indicate the Germans preparing to retire
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-09-29
TODAY AND A YEAR AGO,

Official readings Of the ther-
mometer by the United States
observer at Tonopah
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THE WEATHER

Unsettled weather tonight and Wed
nesday, probably showers.