Revision of Dead Body Case Reported in Local Home
A troubled report describes a sister in a trunk and a corpse found in a cellar. The unclear text references parties and names, implying a homicide investigation and related circumstantial details.
01 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1919
Page
1
A troubled report describes a sister in a trunk and a corpse found in a cellar. The unclear text references parties and names, implying a homicide investigation and related circumstantial details.
Vorio Cerritt a businessman from Tonopah pursued travel to Italy. The report notes his plans included submitting visa papers and passport details.
Governor Norbeck and party leaders in Pierre announce Major Hewrnnt Leonard Wood as the Republican presidential candidate at the state convention. The Democratic camp urges support for President Wilson.
Local report notes Mrs George F Blakeston seeks security money and Mr Blakeslee must act at once and depart for the coast The Wikesine Jewelry stock is tied to the sale announced in today’s edition with guarantees of quality Witness Meinke a longtime Nya county resident was jailed Saturday on a warrant for menacing Frank J Curran with a rifle during a court appearance Judge Grier set January 18 for further action
A garbled OCR page discusses shale plant costs and mining topics in Colorado and nearby regions. It references water, geology, and chemical concerns, noting potential industrial and environmental implications and several place names that appear distorted.
A fragmented report notes loud cheers for King Emanuel amid days of tension and a clash with authorities. Readers see references to local officials, deputies, and unrest as forces attempt to calm the scene and restore order.
Obe Clayton of Marahati county was shot and seriously wounded as a mob of strikers clashed with the sheriff's posse at the National Tube Company mill in Bren 100, near Wheeling. One deputy and another striker suffered gunshot wounds in the clash today.
Farmers near the smelter report crop resilience against sulfur smoke and metal fumes. They note asparagus and corn showing tolerance while other vegetables suffer. June planting and irrigation practices are described as improving yields amid polluted air conditions.
Dispatches report Tahiti island Makutes near Papeete suspended contracts as laborers strike over wages under the then current French franc. The dispute has been sent to Paris headquarters for resolution amid calls for higher pay.
A fugitive named Pronitin Pulehen formerly employed by Liddell is arrested on charges of grand larceny for stealing a mutomobily from a player Wind near Fields Hall Pilcher. The investigation spans seven towns in Texas and nearby areas including Waith, Texan, and Zlomur at Meera with authorities bringing suspect back to face charges.
In a rough contest played under severe cold and a fierce storm, players battled with field conditions and referees stopping play to clear fans and debris. Macfarlane suffered a severe ankle wrench and will be out for several days.
Fragmentary text depicts a rebel poet involved in raids in Macedonia. It mentions Cathy, Serb, and references a penalty or warning, with unclear sequence and names. The garbled lines suggest a wartime or insurgent context and possible dates or events, though specifics are unreadable.
A garbled filing cites a court ruling in Kansas City involving a day named event and a growing case. The text mentions a federal matter, a verification term, and a business tie to a training center, with references to a financier and a count of two.
Fragmentary text shows Kolchak making a hurried retreat amid disrupted events. The scene hints at security concerns and a tense moment with government involvement shadowed by garbled lines and unclear details about location or motive.
Lenin faces a court appearance to explain his failure to provide 475 a month for child support as ordered by the district court. Seagers of the Montana Tonopath is noted as one of the lucky, while Northrop shows improving recovery after hospital operation.
1600 switchmen in Kansas City yards return to work after a lengthy dispute. A penoret meeting resolved the strike with a decision to restart operations, ending a tense standoff that began Saturday and stretched into the night.
Fragmented OCR text describes miners entering coal mines with references to volunteers and divisions. The readable elements mention mines near a location and a night shift, but details are unclear. The article lacks coherent facts or names to provide a complete summary.
A gasoline blast injured a foreman and crew at a Joniti can facility Saturday. Investigators said the fire caused severe burns and required immediate medical attention at the scene.
English prince returns home aboard the warship Renowe after a voyage in the Tettidh sea. The event follows critical reviews of Whirs and related military movements. News notes cotton mills closing and wage discussions affecting stockyard workers in the period.
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