21 Aug 1920
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1920
Page
1
London reports heavy fighting as 40 000 Polish troops are encircled near Hireat Litavak while Red Army and Polish forces clash northeast of Warsaw. A Minsk peace conference ends with Poland demanding full sovereignty and no external interference, according to officials.
Fragmented OCR note reports active tensions between Poland and Germany with a Soviet public proclamation at Vel Hirt detailing unrest. It mentions a crowd gathering at a town hall and alleged extortion against a local populace connected to the Meirhelinh branch.
Metz France August ceremony marks the presentation of the Lafayette statue from Columbus to France. Supreme Court official Janeen Plaherty presided as the silk covering was removed, revealing the statue to attendees.
The market shows lively activity with strong gains and price shading from the prior session. Reports note Hexone opening a large ore body in the Tonopah district and Regeve expanding its western ore reach as diggings reveal high grade veins and possible massive ore bodies under survey.
An incident in Lonig atuitte ends in a police confrontation as French officers halt an officer, a long crowd gathers, and scuffles break out with several wounded and the crowd dispersing after the clash.
A Ponca Milling Company employee, about 26, was found dead at the Wekre plant. The coroner held an inquest. witnesses testified the death did not appear caused by foul play. Remains are in the care of Cavanaugh Undertakers for funeral arrangements.
Reports note Ex Governor Oddie in the city for campaign events with mentions of local weather, temperatures, and public interest. A weather bureau update is included, citing humidity and forecasts as audiences gather for his appearance.
Reports from Constantinople indicate a French mission tracks the capture of Taraun in Asia Minor by Brent troops. Hope rises for the Americans held at Adana since June as Turkish forces encircle the city and shell nearby buildings at night.
In a preliminary hearing held abroad the Lanthalor case is scheduled for Tuesday at 10 oclock. The defendant, arrested days ago on a charge related to the trove, will be represented by Attorney Stitun Dateh along with a state attorney appointee.
A local party returns after a ten day journey around Swoky Valley east side. Sheriff relaxed and several officials noted the event. A road race in Elgin was postponed due to weather and scheduling issues.
Seven men were arrested after a dawn clash between about 100 armed railway workers and a large group of strikers in Chicago. One man was wounded in the confrontation.
The first wireless message to be sent around the world was received as a historic milestone. Secretary Daniels announced from Lafayette radio station in Houdeaux France that the world-wide relay linked stations in San Francisco and Paris as naval communications reach 7200 miles and beyond.
A grand jury charged prominent Salt Lake City and Ogden businessmen with conspiracy to inflate sugar prices by over 10 cents per 100 pounds. The scheme allegedly involved buying sugar cheaply through Utah and Montana routes and shipping to the east, undermining market prices and profiting from higher domestic costs. Court actions followed extensive federal investigations already underway.
Three trainmen were killed when a train collided with an open derailer in Kalamazoo on mid August 21. The accident occurred as the derailed derailer rail caused a fatal crash for the crew. Emergency crews responded to the scene.
In Nashville the Tennessee House defeated a motion to ratify a federal suffrage amendment triggering a heated debate. Absent members and tense floor action framed a dramatic day as supporters urged swift action while opponents argued against federal intrusion.
Reports indicate the steamer City of Sigwertur sank after a collision near Lake Superior. Four lanterns from the vessel were recovered as rescuers searched for missing crew and passengers. The incident occurred near St Marie on August 21, with authorities dispatching to the scene and confirming several lives lost.
Clerk orders jury for proceedings with two trials, Moriarty and Sullivan facing charges. Other notes mention a 21 1 McDonald victory in Antwerp and a steamer Mendon on fire reported by wireless with stoke aboard.
Readable fragments describe preparations for starting operations at the Loring Lead Mine in Death Valley. References to Corcoran dispute, shipping readiness, and local engineering details indicate imminent activity and a plan to haul ore, with mentions of personnel and sites near Stovepipe Wells and Hunter.
The report notes a lone strike in gold with shares rising sharply and a volatile outlook. Investors react to limited production details as authorities monitor the Delve district securities changes amid shifting market momentum.
Fragmentary OCR text references turning money over to a swimming pool for 2025 and mentions a Fourth of July event. The readable content is highly garbled with many nonstandard words and names, making a coherent summary difficult.
Fragmentary text mentions warming and references to individuals and dates. The legible parts point to a possible historic note or court matter with names and actions, but details are incomplete and reading is inconsistent.
A brief note from the Associated Press describes an upcoming Ogden livestock show scheduled for January. The report mentions participants and events but lacks clear details due to damaged text.
The article outlines an event titled Indian Snake Dance planned with details of participants, venue, and schedule. It mentions locations and groups involved, including community leaders and organizations.
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