31 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1920
Page
1
Washington reports the president signed a bill lengthening the period for performing assessment work to July 1 1921. Nevada delegates hail the move while Congress debates the broader benefits and implications for mining districts.
The general was sentenced for contempt after refusing to comply with a court order. A formal affidavit was filed, and authorities moved to prosecute. the ruling noted a procedural safeguard allowing government action upon official bonds.
The Butler Theatre shows Cupid the Cowpuncher and The Quack Doctor two reel Sennett comedy as well as Sunday's last episode of Pirate Gold The Lost City a Wil Animal Picture and Nonsense a Lee comedy in a varied bill including a real picture of the rel woot Togere at fis tunment.
The record notes a preliminary hearing scheduled for January tenth with Lamich represented by counsel seeking a one day continuance. The document also reports the marriage of Mix tate Stock It Divide and Franklin Mr Andrews of Lung, performed in Goldfield by Jaleo J Rinyrert Walsty with witnesses J 2 Noone and partner, in the county council of defense presence.
Army aviators plan a high speed crossing in 24 hours from Alorite to Washington's birth date. The unit, led by Lieutenant, will fly a double Heuipt tee mission to reach the United Station, with pilots from San Diego and Anite pine. Observers note the rapid route and expected arrival during a broad war coverage period.
A Senate bill extends the due date for annual assessment work on mining claims for 1920 to July 1 1921. The measure, introduced by Mr Henderson and amended in committee, preserves 1921 requirements while clarifying that work done by July 1 1921 counts for 1920 claims. It does not modify ongoing 1921 mining requirements.
Fragmentary text describes a provisional government proclaimed in Fiume with figures and factions involved. The content is jumbled but signals a political move establishing a national council and authority over the city amid surrounding tensions.
A fragmentary report describes a youth accused in a Los Angeles hotel robbery and the involvement of a student named Cartner Webent ER. The account mentions a watch and immediate action by police, with the learner identified as around 19 years old and several details unclear due to damaged text.
McConnell told reporters that the Fresno man known as a gang leader was sentenced today to fifty years in prison. The case involved a single incident and the defendant’s background was cited in court.
A garbled fragment from a southern Nevada pioneer era newspaper mentions body hero France expedition details and a New Year promotion. It references AMOS Vejliner and Vinnie Jr with stray phrases about Bonanza and holiday greetings.
Union members at the Pullman plant oppose a wage reduction and prepared to meet with the international federation and local relations committee to review the proposal. The discussion involves about 35 to 40 percent of the 9 900 workers at the facility.
The text describes a historic frontier policy referenced by President Wilson during a migration event. It cites warnings and limits imposed on movement, mentioning a White House source and a tense regional context.
Fragmented OCR text notes government credit actions and legal language. It references an executive or legislative resolution, purchases, and international or embassy related context with unclear specifics. Entities and dates are obscured, but the passage centers on credit extension and regulatory approval.
Five bandits raided a Cleveland foundry payroll today. W Biv threadent and Gorge A view-preastent were injured or killed as they fought to protect $44,200 in cash. Police held two suspects after the incident at the company plant.
A third arrest follows a recall of the Tong war in Los Angelle Chinatown after two Chinese were killed and another mortally wounded. Louie Sam of the Bing Keng Tong was seized amid ongoing violence and investigations into the fighting.
An unidentified group robbed a Tennessee bank on June 31. The men burst into the Shieldsfield bank, tied tellers, and fled with about $50,000. Police pressed a nationwide search as investigators worked to identify the suspects and recover the funds.
Dispatch reports the President of Ireland arriving safely in New York aboard a U S carrier. The wrtten text includes garbled names and places but confirms arrival.
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