13 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1919
Page
1
Fractured OCR text hints at political event coverage with mentions of election processes, candidate actions, and municipal figures. The fragmentary lines reference mayoral matters, party labels, and procedural notes, but specifics remain unclear.
Washington December reports Senator Johnson announced he would run for the Republican nomination for president. He plans a nationwide campaign and said his candidacy is not meant to be limited to a few states.
A garbled report cites demands of ten thousand dollars for each prisoner released, referencing a raid and various groups. Details on the source, dates, and identities are unclear, with unclear mentions of locations and authorities.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions proposals for compromise and political filing. No coherent event, person, or place can be reliably identified for a factual summary.
A Burkburnett Texas report received by Tonopah and Rend residents states the company well is now down to productive depths with drilling continuing. The joint venture aims for completion around January and mentions associated progress and timing for a presidential ticket and party convention developments.
Fragmented text describes arctic birds in the south facing a hard winter. Eventual context suggests harsh weather impact on wildlife, with unclear proper nouns and incomplete phrases. The readable portions emphasize severe conditions and potential ecological stress.
Fragmentary text describes an expedition to explore an island with mentions of routes, points, and distances. It references distinct locations and observers, including Zenette and Luuerie, suggesting under ten miles of travel with noted observations.
An official statement cites clashes between Turkish and Greek forces near contested zones. The report highlights regional tensions with no confirmation of casualties or immediate ceasefire. diplomats urge restraint as authorities monitor developments across the Aegean region.
The Tonopah mine at Millers will reopen January 10 after a year shutdown. Belmont Development Company’s mill housed the ore and the reactivation aims to expand production while sparking shipments and railroad rate discussions.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe tensions around anarchist actions and deportation discussions. References to political figures and legal responses indicate ongoing clashes between liberty movements and state controls, with potential implications for civil rights and public order.
Reports say strong winds snapped power poles cutting lines from Round Lake to Steagais, leaving towns Minden and Veringtom without electricity. Police arrest a man on criminal syndicalism charges linked to radical groups as rescue crews assess damage and stabilize affected areas.
Historical report notes Norris introduces an investigation into charges that large sums were raised to support the Cummins railroad bill. The debate unfolds with party lines and a close vote indicated by figures 6 92 8 1ST 2-0.
Reported sinking of a British steamer in the North Atlantic as crews attempt rescue. Mention of steel workers and strike committee tensions with Chairman John Gavin and a health update noting a patient confined to bed after ptomaine poisoning.
Over nine hundred couples attended the Goldfield Hike charity ball. Car No. 4 ran two trips to return the revelers amid cold weather and delayed autos.
The court ruled it would be unreasonable to shift the Mrs PH O'Connor vs Mile A Girands case to Manhattan. A preliminary defendant order was entered and the case set for 10 o'clock Monday, with the hearing to proceed locally. Lady Astor expresses faith in America remaining in the League of Nations after her Plymouth address.
A disrupted Pullman car lacked water and light amid a dark night. The report notes strikes upped the hardship and mentions county officials and charity drives aiding children in Ash Meadows and Goldfield with clothing and toys. counts include $20 from the county commissioners and $20 from the Red Cross, $8 from Fean Waterhouse.
The town endures persistent winter weather with strong winds and subfreezing readings. Forecasters attribute the cold to a biting Arctic wind rushing from the north, keeping daytime temperatures near 21 degrees as residents brace for more frigid days.
Two telephone linemen named Fisher and Huston attempted to lay a wire over a high voltage line in Bishop Creek canyon. A flash of contact knocked out power in the area. One lineman survived. the other is presumed dead.
President Wilson walks briefly, aided by a cane, as a winter camp in Nevada is set by Lafayette Mining. The facility sits at 4,800 feet elevation near Lake, with ongoing precautions against cold and flood risk. Local officials discuss safety and logistical plans surrounding the camp’s operations.
A plan allocates $300,000 to depositors amid settlement efforts. Key figures include Ty Assuembet and local authorities in Santa WA. The measure delays certain actions but aims to secure funds for those affected and restore financial stability.
A chaotic wartime dispatch details Allied forces forming a united front against U S Fourth Fleet actions. The report cites strategic alignments across nations, with mentions of key leaders, naval assets, and mounting tensions amid ongoing global conflict.
Shipping Board plans to reach 6 million deadweight tons by year end 1919. Chairman Payne announces the target as the twelve month ship construction program nears completion.
Funeral services for Bidvle Ammbensinh are postponed as observers await a new date. Thomas Denn and Sol Camp, visitors from Goldfield, were noted arrivals yesterday.
The report notes a dramatic leadership shift as a deposed pasha seizes the kingly role amid political upheaval. Details are unclear due to partial and garbled text but imply a power grab and regional tensions.
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