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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1920
Page
1
report previews a political clash over using the Hague Tribunal as a backbone for a world organization. references to proposals, legal figures, and unnamed actions hint at a heated party line, with the issue framed as a constitutional or institutional question affecting the international legal framework.
In Mexico City on Auge 28 the Associated Press reports Pedro Zamora, a bandit, captured the claim that foreigners were freed or escaped during a battle near the outlay of Glints troop. The report notes Zamora's forces routed and engagements ongoing as the war unfolds.
War reports from Warsaw and Moscow describe shifts in negotiations toward a Minsk peace framework. The Polish side favors new citations held at Rik, while Soviet interests point to a town near Batho win. details remain unclear, with authorities promising updates.
An unreadable August Charleston item outlines a defective reference to an agency and a dispute over illicit activity. The text is garbled but hints at a conflict involving a hidden agency, a high stakes matter, and a possible illicit market. Further readable context is needed to identify people, places, and outcomes.
Hugh H. Brown of Tonopah, Nevada was elected president of the American Bar Association yesterday. Peppery wording aside, the slate included reelectees Thomas Kemp of Dakmere and Frederick E. Wadham of Albany as secretary and treasurer. Three new executive committee members were named: Hugh H. Brown John Corbin John Richards. Retiring members included A. S. Cherry Sivox Palla and S. Doae.
Prof George Dilworth reports Westgard Pass is seriously damaged after a cloudburst on the Wertgard Mase toad. He says travelers may be unable to pass for several days while repairs and clearing proceed, delaying the Panyu route.
Ambiguous and partially garbled OCR text reports American swimmers securing multiple victories in a southern meet. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the fragment notes triumphs in various 300 meter and sprint events, with unclear locales and participants.
An aged OCR fragment reports Cox claiming Republicans and Democrats conspired to control the county election. The piece mentions distrust of the white party and fears of political interference, with references to a national Democratic elite and a charged political atmosphere in August.
A woman in New Orleans reports she acted as lookout for male robbers. Police say she had knowledge of four additional suspects. Details unclear due to garbled source but reference to a robbery case and involvement of multiple unnamed individuals.
A fragmentary report notes an immigrant arriving in New York with fifteen children tied to labor issues and family arrangements. The text references Copenhagen origins, Minnesota connections, and mentions weather alongside incomplete financial figures and local notices.
Disorder erupted in New York as Longshoremen and supporters clashed in the harbor area. Reports say many workers marched to protest conditions and to demand action while police attempted to separate opposing groups.
Disorder erupts in Weenelton amid clashes between rival groups. Police report multiple injuries as demonstrations spill into the arena and surrounding streets. Local authorities vow to restore order after the incident that disrupted city life.
A Denver grand jury indicted thirty three suspects linked to riot disturbances that erupted during a labor strike period. The count includes robberies and assaults as prosecutors pursue charges in connection with the unrest that swept the city.
De Palma led the field in the sprint trot at Elgin, breaking multiple records and finishing first with a strong final lap. Milton and Mulford placed second and fourth as Ralph De Uline set pace early, while another rider led briefly before fading.
Market activity was light with prices barely moving from yesterday's close. Gold Zone and Silver Hills edged higher while Virginia and Crowes showed moderate gains, and several stocks opened near recent levels.
A disruptive strike described as new and widespread affects the Tonopah area near California. Details are unclear due to distorted text, but reports mention production halts, limited access to sites, and potential delays in shipments as workers protest conditions and management decisions. Further confirmation from local authorities pending.
A New Jersey shooter seized the national trap shooting title, outlasting rivals in a tense event. Competitors included top marksmen from across the country, with steady shots and precise aim earning the champion the honor.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a protest or demand for no concessions attributed to Salazar. The text fragment mentions related names and scattered phrases about bargaining, a vow to hold firm, and references to a confrontation or stance following a prior event.
Chicago August 25 A hastily written report describes a Japanese track team of ten preparing to visit the United States for extended training and exhibition meets. The visitors plan to train in Honolulu and then travel to California, with hopes of facing American collegians and clubs in winter competitions and tours.
Scott Jameson enters the race for the assembly as an independent. A graduate of the University of New York he previously taught two years as principal of Tunapah school and plans to enter the mining field. He is a prominent real estate figure and a longtime member of the city and county party machinery amid the coming general election.
Fragmented OCR summary hints at team prospects, coach comments, and upcoming schedule. Mentions a premier of a Timagah fire department and a chaotic stream of names, numbers, and places. Reads as a rough sports and community notes item with unclear details and several broken phrases.
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