22 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1919
Page
1
The readable text shows garbled phrases about ransom and bandits, mentioning a Frederick ranch and water, with references to a department and property taken. Details are too obscured to identify people, places, or actions with confidence.
Fragmentary OCR describes Paris ghouls thriving on war sorrows and civilians' fear amid fighting. The piece references soldiers and detrition at the front, with unclear lines about drivers and exploitation.
Washington December 22 The Supreme Court recessed today until January 8 without ruling on the constitutional validity of sections of the Volstead prohibition enforcement act. The case centers on the act's provisions governing alcohol content in beverages and related enforcement actions.
An official inquiry begins into mutiny aboard the United States transport Meripan at Hoboken pier. Investigators indicate industrial workers stirred trouble and sailors allegedly trespassed, cut safety lines, and opposed officers during duty.
Unclear fragments report a helicopter incident in Mexico with references to individuals and a November date. Readable names and exact actions are missing, leaving the core event and entities partially obscured.
In Indianapolis on December 22 a call was issued by the United Hob Workers for a convention to be held at Canton on January 9. The message urged union representatives to attend and discuss upcoming labor matters and actions.
The postmaster urges calling early for packages to ease congestion as sacks overflow and space runs short. Temporary holding space was created yesterday by Postmaster McQuillan and assistant George Ryan. Citizens are warned delays may persist as the office struggles to unpack and store arriving mail.
An order was entered in a Rhode Island liquor test case involving multiple parties. The document references a formal hearing, procedural steps, and pending actions, with dates and names partially obscured in the OCR text. The record indicates ongoing administrative review and scheduling details.
The article notes individuals connected to President Wilson in a wartime context, mentioning awards and memorial references. It references political figures, defense actions, and public notices about events and personnel tied to wartime leadership and civil affairs.
A local company announces plans to rebuild the major mill at Tuscarora after a prior fire incident. The Hoken Sanne Milling company states the project will restore operations, with construction expected to begin within a short period.
A former service man is charged with a serious crime alleged to have occurred about a month ago. The man is held in the county jail as the case proceeds.
Alexander Vewlt, president of the Kan joes ibietriit Mtns Workers, was reminded to jail by Judge Anderton as prosecutors press contempt charges. The court set a continuance for Monday while defense and prosecutors argue the scope of the contempt accusation.
Disjointed text describes a chaotic scene tied to a labor council parody. It references a location in California and mentions a shocking incident with four drownings. The source text blends garbled phrases, scattered names, and unclear events, limiting precise facts.
Gov. announced pardons amid a scandal surrounding a former editor from the Ladi Sentinel. A special session was not held as discussions shifted to urgent actions. A fire at Midway Gulch damaged a tent garage owned by transfer man Anderson, prompting response crews to extinguish the blaze.
A cryptic report describes a fatal cold incident at an Omsk hospital near Iva involving a group led by Adit Kotebsl and Abbieli. The text mentions a Nevada based company and a Western Ore bearing operation, with unclear ties to the event.
Washington reports Senator as chairman of the foreign relations committee declined to discuss a public report that Norman Hapgood minister to Denmark planned to return to the United States after the de jure decree indicated the committee would disclose information about his activities and sympathies toward the Russian Soviet government. Cattle drown in Lovelock river ice as stock wandering out on the ice breaks through. losses near $2000.
Fragmented obituary notes the death of a Nevada resident and mentions the Pioneer Stage agreement tied to regional history. Survivors include JW Henderson and James G Hoe among others, with references to family and local figures. The article hints at a peace treaty context and historic stagecoach ties in Nevada.
A riot in Ait Tay involved multiple assailants including four women. Police detained suspects. witnesses described a chaotic scene with shouting and vandalism. Among those named were Joseph Pid and others, with authorities noting a formal charge against several individuals. Funeral arrangements surfaced for a birthday commemoration as part of the tense period.
BG Mcfdonald of Mina California filed an application for 7 cubic feet per second from the West Wither River in Mono County. The project aims to store 76,000 and 20 per fest and develop 0,000 horsepower at an estimated cost of 4.5 million dollars.
A report from an unspecified venue notes a person killed during a bomb throwing incident tied to a military convoy. The event appears linked to Irish conflict periods, with authorities unsure of the exact identity and acknowledging relatives’ grief while promising an investigation.
A distressed American steamer near Peru caught fire and the crew were rescued by the steamship George, with authorities and further details unfolding as the incident is investigated.
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