20 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1919
Page
1
Fragmented OCR reads as a stray, unclear note about U S Senate efforts for compromise and naval dispatches. Mentions New York and unnamed radicals, with garbled place names and dates. No clear person or event details suitable for a full summary.
Fragmented OCR notes describe bullion quantities and valuations with figures like 44.7000 ounces and 9 71400. The text mentions Belmont, Heilies, and a 4% bar tally. Includes scattered prices such as 15.00 and references to bars and weights in a unclear Tonopah context.
The campaign informs service members that needed medical care will be paid by the government. It outlines entry for Navy and public health service personnel and mentions medical sanitation support as covered costs.
Dec 20 will honor fallen soldier and veterans with a home reunion at Mr and Mrs Frank Dunn. Capt Felix J O Neill and family members arrive from Denver to attend the Christmas dinner and pay tribute to the war record of the deceased and other veterans.
The Senate today approved a railroad bill including a strike clause amid debate. Details remain unclear due to garbled text, but the measure advances with provisions affecting labor actions and railroad regulation under current policy.
Five cars jumped a river bend near a crossing, prompting multiple responders to the scene. Authorities secured the area and began on site assessments while awaiting further details on injuries or vehicle recoveries.
Fragmented text shows a report about a club woman who remains detained in jail. Key names and details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The readable bits indicate confinement and ongoing legal handling. Further readable facts are not present.
Dr John Sullivan was acquitted today in a perjury trial. The verdict came after testimony from witnesses and closing arguments in Viegeala City.
Reports describe police licensing battles over motor vehicle use and firearm access. The correspondence cites authorities discussing permit requirements, enforcement powers, and public safety concerns amid protests by residents and traders. The piece notes police leverage against unlicensed operators and the potential for prison terms for violators.
A general named Buddy arrives in Weldon to visit a former overseas Commander and Legion member, prompting a wary reception from the community. Local residents recall past ties to veterans as the pair met amid ongoing town events.
Harvard University football squad departs Boston for Pasadena to meet Oregon in a New York day game, later traveling to the West Coast for the anticipated clash.
Washington December 20 four new amendments faced opposition as a Republican measure aimed at answering divisions within the party. The debate centered on treaty terms with allied nations and potential implications for a future internat ional pact. Some members urged committee action while others warned of delays. The party line remained unsettled as discussions continued.
The Pacific tanker disaster reports thirty deaths after the vessel sank. Survivors describe chaotic lifeboat launches and attempts to reach shore as rescue efforts continue.
A veteran police chief led a force to move against I W W incursions into Denver. Chet O Neill organized a deployment with 200 vehicles and 400 plus detainees. The feared march and siege culminated in arrests and a citywide crackdown that quelled the occupation.
Six steel ships totaling nearly 60 000 tons were launched into Oakland harbor today in under six hours the largest shipbuilding feat on one tide. The first to go overboard was the Saling a 10 000 ton tanker named after a city in Kansas. Other ships included the Jane be nate Todt the Sapulpa and the City of Reno with various sponsors from San Francisco Reno and Oakland. Washington also notes John Skelton Williams nominated again by President Wilson as comptroller of currency.
Immature OCR reads of a court report state a wife is held without bail for trial in a murder case involving Edward Kelly. The article notes attorneys for the defense and asserts a proceeding following an acquittal of a related party. The piece also mentions a New husband and a shot fired, with further unrelated lines about immigration and deportation.
Washington dispatch says Congress will adjourn for Christmas without a railroad message from President Wilson. No communication on railroads will be sent to the capital before year end, delaying any action until after the holidays.
George Quigley and Charla W. Taylor demonstrated silver ore worth 11700 dollars a ton to 440 guests at the Mizpa hotel. The exhibit touted ore with claims of 21000 dollars per ton in value and noted a large 28 foot vein with ore averaging 30 pounds per ton. Company officials named include G W Taylor and H O Quigley, with securing figures for development and prospects described across the mining venture.
The Senate today approved a sugar control bill by a 60 to 22 vote, backing government oversight of sugar markets during 2020. The measure, supported by the majority, references the need to regulate supply and price.
A misread notice reports on the Elks Charity Ball with festive scenes and attendees described amid garbled phrases. The account highlights the event as a success with social activity and charitable aims noted in a fragmented historic recap.
The NIVLOG group denies interest in recent publicity and challenges claims about its operations. It asserts no contact with public affairs or media campaigns and says reports misstate its intentions and activities.
Fresno December report states Mrs. Wit Jia Upton aged 70 formerly of Washington D C returned to San Francisco in the same manner after a cross continent auto trip. The word came today with details of her journey and swift travel style.
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