27 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1919
Page
1
A clea r report says Mexican buyers in Europe sought to purchase ammunition and weapons recently. the note references Fu rman and a niece, with unclear names and a garbled source, indicating possible arms dealings tied to the Carranaa border region and Parisian news outlets.
Fragmentary OCR mentions abuse concerns around a poison safeguard among unnamed entities. Details are unclear, with garbled names and places, no identifiable people or organizations clearly stated for complete summarization.
News details a fatal poisoning tied to whisky sales with four deaths and multiple suspects charged. The Chicago scene is cited with police actions, hospital reports, and a murder investigation expanding across jurisdictions. The report mentions Perry and Baker as linked figures and references a hotel incident and hotel staff testimonies.
The report notes progress on high grade jeans belt shipments with underground storage and shaft measurements. Weather and ore quality influenced extraction. costs reached around $600 per ton for sulphide on the hang wall while continued work aimed to complete the east drift and wall repairs.
A long obituary fragment recalls John Roach, pioneer of Southern Nevada mining towns, noting his early start in Columb Marsh Candelaria Marietta and the Map of Nevada region. The notice mentions his death in San Francisco on November 30 and honors him as a seasoned, kindly figure in the mining community.
The article outlines the career of Jim Heath, a prominent early figure in Borax industry. He arrived in Nevada, worked with Boreas Smith, and became a leading presence in Death Valley development and the Pacific Borax Company. Heath resided in Nevada for over fifteen years and served Borax Smith interests from his arrival until his death, survived by his wife.
Miss Gordon announced today that Mixa Anime Feiss, president of the NWC T U, will lead European Oriental African and South American tours as part of HIEGO movement efforts. Dee ST wort airy and Julia Deane edit the organisation’s official publication for the trips.
William Peyton, a former slave described as one of the oldest men in the United States, died near Diliere yesterday at age 128. He recalled serving one family for six generations as a slave and later as a freed man.
Fragmented text appears to describe Japan and a tour with unclear details. Readable items mention names and places loosely, but the full event and participants remain obscured by garbled OCR. The piece lacks coherent facts to form a complete summary.
Fragmented report notes a surge of immigration with thousands arriving at port and authorities retaining hundreds on the island for further processing amid doubts about possible future concentrations of anarchists and deportations. Names, dates, and exact figures are unclear due to damaged text.
A petition seeks to place Leonard Wood’s name on the Republican primary ballot in Nebraska. The resolution asks voters to express their preference for presidential nominees, with the item filed through the secretary of state.
Fragmentary report notes a two year imprisonment sentence tied to a Winnipeg labor dispute arising from a Wednesday incident. Arthur Woods of New York is named chairman of the Americanisation commission of the American Legion, with details of his appointment and role sketched in the damaged text.
Fragmentary text references going bling denver claims and associated parties. It mentions fees, confinement, drinking, physicians, patients, and a state lead in a medical context. Information is garbled with many misspellings and lacks coherent events or dates.
Aang Frese from Rome states there is no definite solution to the Fiume situation. Anomelo explains that a visit to London was postponed because departure could be preceded by a definite settlement, and the ground for this remains unsettled.
An Associated Press dispatch from Washington on December 27 reports extreme measures taken to meet the furlough limitation act. Wooden homes in Patro fad city are being razed for fuel and river barges are being cut up.
A report details Crown Prince being held in connection with a rubbery incident. Authorities say the youth, identified by initials, is in custody as the investigation continues with insufficient details released. The case involves a local residence and a public event, with no timetable given for charges.
A garbled OCR extract mentions naval honors and wartime awards with unclear names and dates. It references individuals and places such as Wilmette and Bent, noting a debate or ceremony about achievements, but specifics are unreadable. The piece centers on recognition of service and related acknowledgments amid a noisy transmission.
A jumbled OCR of a local page shows lines about divisions and bids, mixed with garbled text and names. The fragment mentions a coach, a meet, and scattered phrases like binary ware and poetry. unreadable in parts, it hints at a session opening and a price point around 160 in unclear units.
The fragmentary notice mentions a double murder case involving a bandit. It references places and names in a garbled OCR style, with unclear dates or locations, making specifics hard to confirm.
A cryptic passage notes Tokyo and New York references amid garbled lines. It mentions a stock market activity with about 1,300,000 shares traded and price movements, suggesting a day of notable liquidity and volatility across the market.
A historical brief notes President Woodrow Wilson turning 63 with public and ceremonial acknowledgments during a period of national events and ongoing governance. The record emphasizes the president's age and the commemorative sentiment of supporters.
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