29 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1919
Page
1
A fragmented report outlines a Mexican revolutionary plan linked to military leadership factions. It mentions unity efforts, a government setting, and a looming armed movement aimed at seizing control, with references to figures like Fran cat Villa and regional rebels along the coast.
In a 1940s discussion, Hoover advocates child welfare measures and relief efforts to improve birth, education, and nutrition. The text notes lower infant mortality amid famine despite hardship, crediting Hoover and relief groups for progress.
A reported rich Wit deposit with surface showings was found near the southeastern end of the county at Wed s Cache. A carrier from Duckwater region and a Twin Wringy resident noted Arrowhead’s camp emptied yesterday with vehicles moved to Nets Cache, about twenty five miles south of the river camp. Details expected at the tech tomorrow as prominent visitors were at Arrow Saturday planning to stay through Sunday.
Lands in Imperial San Luis Obispo and Monterey counties offered for sale or rent. Vacant school lands in Imperial, San Luis Obispo and Monterey counties to be sold or leased at auction on dates in December.
Amid uncertain postwar plans the Peace League is set to convene within days at Paris. Delegates from nations including the United States and Britain discuss the status of the treaty and the role of the conference chair Memenewau, with officials signaling possible delay due to negotiations.
An Anapetated Hreen patrol incident reports Lieutenant Homst, a guard officer, killed during a Sunday night shooting near Yew Rekal ridge. The coroner’s jury returns a verdict that the officer was accidentally killed by butterers from his own patrol party.
Pittsburgh January 29 1915 a report credits Mrs Garner wife of a Mellon Institute director with designing and making the first charcoal canister gas masks used in World War I She and her work helped supply the British and later American governments with improved equipment amid the gas attack threat in Europe Meanwhile a separate Indianapolis dispatch mentions contempt charges against Howat district president of Workers for injunction violations in a Kansas mine strike case.
The text presents an incoherent garble of numbers names and phrases from a newspaper page fragment. It mentions towns bills measurements and possible legal or historical references but contains numerous misspellings and stray characters making it difficult to extract a clear single event or subject.
The report outlines a tentative midline compromise on a major treaty. Republicans show mild reservations while several Democrats support practical modifications. Senate action would require clear concessions and careful alignment of objections before final approval.
A sweeping probe into the poisonous liquor trade continues as authorities report at least fifty nine deaths and many injuries from tainted alcohol. Fourteen arrests are named for those who bundled liquor containing wood alcohol. further arrests are expected as the case unfolds across New York and nearby areas. Daniel Porter, supervising revenue agent for the New York district, notes this is among the largest bootlegging investigations seen.
Trent, president of the Power Corporation of Washington, asks Herman Daris of the Darty Coal Company for ten pounds of coal samples to be tested by the bureau of standards. The aim is to use a new process to eliminate foreign substances from the mine’s output.
The article notes Blue Ribbon Airedales from Kentucky kennels with two puppies, one given to Arbin Southworth and the other sent to Manhattan. It also reports swollen rivers across France, with the Seine already hit hard by rising water and widespread disruption to navigation.
A description of the Salvation Hotel at Camp Lewis notes it as a fine three story frame building used as a gathering place for officers and men and families. It mentions an accident victim, Tack Scott, hospitalized with a fractured thigh and concussion with no change in condition reported. A London dispatch cites Major General Sykes on aviation safety, noting 52,000 passengers in 21,000 flights with about 209,000 miles flown and only two deaths from accidents.
Reported labor turmoil and a widespread strike action described as coal miners meeting in session. The piece notes tensions between operators and miners and mentions government and leadership figures amid the dispute.
A frail obituary notes the death of a prominent New England newspaper writer amid wartime events. The report mentions a German submarine C53 arrival and ongoing wartime press activity shaping local journalism during the period.
A chaotic report outlines a revolver duel in which Constable Chapman's attempt to arrest a boy ends in the boy's death and a murder charge pursued. multiple damaged lines describe other incidents including a fire that killed a school principal and various misfortune reports.
Omaha dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan will speak January 12 on the Democratic Party’s platform for 1920. Friends anticipate a weeks long tour discussing the League of Nations, peace treaty, and other campaign issues as he canvasses public support.
Italy accuses a powerful trade group and American financial interests of backing opposition to its claim on Fiume. General Tilton and other U S figures are cited as influence behind the stance, amid a tense political climate.
In Bisbee Arizona a massive mining project shifts a rock mass with steam shovels and rail lines. Workers under wartime constraints dig toward copper deposits while engineers test ore separation methods and contemplate future profits from copper porphyry.
A garbled OCR item reports a political dispute involving an aide and a presidential candidate. Court records reference alleged attempts to undermine election laws as part of a broader legal proceeding. Names and places are obscured in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR depicts a chaotic wartime sentiment about Russia and Poland with scattered phrases, names, and placeholder terms. The readable bits sketch a harsh, unsettled atmosphere, referencing legal or political figures, places, and implied confrontations without coherent narrative.
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