20 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1920
Page
1
Martinez Ferry Co faces labor unrest as workers strike over pay and benefits. The dispute centers on back wages, promised raises, and scheduling, with management proposing a settlement and a potential toll for workers during a forced return to work. Local officials monitor negotiations and a possible wage compromise to avert a prolonged strike.
Chicago December 20 meat dealers profits are greater now than at any time during the war Evert C Brown of the Chicago Livestock Exchange says the meat dealer could cut meat prices 10 to 20 percent and still maintain larger margins than before.
Mr Glace notes a shortage of marriage pairs in Toyopah and outlines bureaucratic steps for obtaining the necessary certificates. He mentions a limited supply of funds and documents, with several unclear lines about witnesses and Apostilles. The report centers on the difficulty of securing nuptial papers amid the scarce regional record-keeping.
A large prairie fire swept across rural South Dakota threatening Pierre city outskirts. Fire crews fought the blaze as homes and grassland burned, with authorities reporting several structures destroyed and evacuations underway near key routes and local farms.
An unidentified young man stole a Middlesex on Boston street railway car at Newton corner, drove it four miles at a reckless pace, and abandoned it as police closed in. A lone passenger, John Riley, sat through the journey in a dazed state.
London December 20 The house of Lords approves all amendments made by the Commons to the Irish home rule bill after a brief debate. The action caps days of parliamentary activity on the measure.
Admiral H S Knapp describes Haiti as rife with voodooism involving human sacrifice and snake worship. He states extreme rites demand human sacrifice and subsequent cannibalistic feasting as part of the ceremonies based on his investigation findings.
A fractured account recalls Chester Berg’s return to Round Mountain after years away. The event featured a party, dancing, and reflections on Berg’s service and past ties, with several attendees including Walters, Georgy, and others sharing memories of his time in town.
Readable fragments describe a children's Christmas party with adults, gifts, and festive activities. The text mentions a school or civic group hosting, with references to attendees, possibly parents and volunteers, and general holiday cheer.
New York's police force of 11 000, aided by 10 reserves, conducts a sweeping drag net to curb rising crime. The roundup nets over 150 persons in the latest effort to stem crime in the metropolis.
In a disorderly morning incident a man tried to flee police after a robbery attempt. The suspect and a warpe, wounded during the pursuit, were captured by officers near Dos Arey. A crowd of bystanders watched as the scene unfolded and several witnesses were questioned.
Residents greet Constantin on arrival, with cheering crowds and local coverage. The scene reflects community joy and commemorates his return after a period away.
In a sweeping local case, indictments are filed against 27 individuals linked to the Alanket matter. Prosecutors allege financial irregularities and illicit schemes spanning several months, with authorities vowing transit to trial and further arrests as investigations continue.
Telegram from Senator Henderson states the House passed a bill extending the time for performing annual assessment work to July first. The message confirms legislative action and the new deadline for mineral claims.
Government sues John D. Rockefeller for 292,678 alleging his income tax report was incorrect misfeasant and false. Wage reductions about 30 percent noted across many unions with potential pay cuts affecting manufacturing workers in New York officials say.
An Ananointed Percy reports on a tariff bill listing lemons among imported goods. The article notes changes proposed by congressional committees and mentions specific dates and names connected to the bill’s debate and potential impact on trade.
Fragmented OCR text mentions warning by several great powers and references to political figures. The snippet hints at international tension, with terms implying officials or envoys preparing statements. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled transcription.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sports roster update with mentions of players Joelle Cowie Lamy and others, plus vague references to free plays and pouncing. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary text discusses amendments accepted by the Senate and House. The garbled lines reference a legislative process and a proposed action by unnamed entities. No clear dates or names are readable to specify specifics beyond the general procedure.
Unclear text describes a diamond drilling operation at Cunldede with mention of stakes, workers, and a potential connection to a larger project. The fragment references water, sieving, and a management plan by engineers, with surrounding commentary on the site’s status and possible future steps.
A California conference explored the viability of shipping produce by water, noting the growing share of crops and the potential for inland routes. Officials and growers examined logistics, costs, and reliability, aiming to boost intercoastal movement and reduce road congestion.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a court case about Goldberg found guilty of violation of an act. Mentions a commission and party involvement, with unclear date and names due to damaged text. Details on participants and outcomes remain uncertain.
Fragmentary text discusses Japan's interest in a naval program and possible pledges, mentioning observers and military aspects. The garbled source references naval committees and potential collaboration or research, but many words are unreadable.
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