29 Aug 1919
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1919
Page
1
Fragmented text discusses a proposed itinerary involving Reno and Washington. Mentions dates in September and travel toward the Pacific. Indicates a political angle with anti-violence concerns and possible presidential action.
The article discusses the Warfield plan of operating rail systems proposed by Namwetite Preais and associates. It references federal rates guidance, interstate committees, and a memorial noting endorsements by industry leaders including S Daven and national rail groups.
Newt Crumley was rushed to a hospital after a mine operation accident near Min and Kawthorne. He was transported by a Southern Pacific special train and later expected to submit to examinations. The accident involved several ore hauling machines and left Crumley with bruises and possible chest injuries. The party proceeded to Ming for medical care and Crumley’s condition was described as stable. Weather data from the local observer follows.
Senator Kaos urged the United States to reject the Versailles settlement as harmful to peace and wary of Germanys blueprints for indemnity and power. He warned the treaty would entrench Germany and Ties to China and urged abolition of the punitive terms while noting political strains at home and abroad. The Senate committee faced delays in moving the treaty forward amid intense opposition and changing diplomacy.
Fresno reports Senator Phelan stating the president will issue a proclamation to railroad men to resume work with the solid backing of the Brotherhoods. Los Angeles notes travelers awaiting trains and a hopeful return to service. Albuquerque mentions Overland routes and Santa Fe line adjustments as crews anticipate restart.
Fragmented report describes Ruby Silver in the Opanish belt with mentions of tunnels and ore extraction. It notes production shifts, a strike, and concerns about scheduling and management, referencing RM Hampton and Tomah. The text is garbled but hints at a mining disruption and potential yields in the tens of thousands of dollars.
A yak and Galloway cross from Banff will be shipped to Fairbanks for breeding trials at the government station. Officials say the cross is part of Alaska yak breeding experiments and the next stock of yak and Galloway cattle will be tested at the station.
Fragmented text references a boy who is crippled while playing and mentions names and stray phrases. It includes disjointed lines about an incident, possible witnesses, and aftermath phrases like far Hite and Long after the hittle set Tow Lai Wei. The readable content is sparse and uncertain.
Reading through a dated manuscript, references appear to a Taft era secretary and a beleaguered writer figure. Mentions of Walter and Mr. Mariomd hint at political correspondence amid labor unrest and reform era tensions. A note references Secretary Wilson and a Mooney case report returning to Congress.
Fragmented OCR reads claim of two towns falling to Reds with scattered names and places, including references to briefer actions and a naval detail near Teter. The text is garbled with many misspellings and nonsensical segments.
Charlie Kielhofer arrives with a large vehicle as observers note the scene. Details are sparse and partially garbled, but the appearance is the main event described in the readable text.
Markets rise on news of potential strikes and sector adjustments. Investors weigh regional economic impacts as industrial actions influence transport and energy stocks.
Fragmentary OCR text notes trains running with scattered words about routes and timing. The readable parts mention service status and possible regional references but lack complete names or dates to form a full report.
Reported town rail service expansion with a new motor train reaching Carson later today. Officials say the service will improve travel times and connect key districts. Passengers are advised to expect schedule adjustments and potential delays during the rollout.
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