08 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
1
A historical note describes a 1920s style legal action challenging federal authority under the eighteenth amendment. The case centers on state rights argued against nationwide prohibition enforcement and questions the power of the federal government over interstate commerce and brewing.
Unclear reports describe fluctuations in stock values and a key ore body. Traders await authoritative guidance as dividend rumors circu late and last week’s record values fade amid uncertainty about mine prospects.
An aerial mail route from Chicago to Omaha was inaugurated today. The opening included a ceremonial package to be sent to General Pershing at a banquet in Omaha, reflecting the era's rapid wartime communications and civic events.
Paris reports Jean Carpentier open to weight concessions to reach terms with Dempeey, per Descamps. Carpentier's manager told the Associated Press that negotiations proceed, with adjustments possible to satisfy both sides.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Arrowhead Mines active status and references to people, events, and a company. The text mentions Ed Raver, Mt a aid Pvlyeman, and a bottowd at Nuhoof Hurt company, with vague references to a tune, a 70 to 600 dollar figure, and a poet laureate appointment.
The government in Catalonia proclaims a state of siege and orders mobilization as rebels threaten liberty bonds. Madrid says authorities will deploy forces to Barcelona to secure the area and maintain order amid rising tensions.
Fragmented report describes a fatal sinking with twenty drowned during a Tag event. Names and places are unclear but references Hawthorne Way and Pasadena girl appear amid disjointed lines. Authorities and a fundraising effort are mentioned in relation to a Camden fund and Liberty County.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a mineworkers installation event with scattered names and titles. Core content uncertain.
Washington dispatch reports railroaders claim wage increases are needed amid cost of living pressures. The plan links farmers and laborers in a coalitions approach with higher wages cited as essential to offset rising prices and living costs.
A new city loan scheme offers up to 88 percent of a home’s value for borrowers in Winnipeg. Officials state the program, branded as an allied housing measure, will boost home purchases and stabilize the local market.
Anagelmted Presa reports opposition to woman suffrage voiced by Janine Nugent of New Jersey. Nugent argues suffrage would weaken the democratic system and undermine the stability of government institutions.
In a wartime exchange, American ships will carry exiles and refugees between New York and Vladivostok. The State Department coordinates repatriation, with involvement from U S and allied authorities to facilitate lawful transfer and safe passage amid global tensions.
A fragmentary paste of notes describes a peewee league game and upcoming schedule. It mentions a venue, teams, and results but lacks clear names, dates, or verifiable details. The readable bits imply a brief sports item with immediate postgame thoughts and forthcoming matches.
An unclear OCR fragment references a local figure or event with unreliable text. Readable names or concrete actions are absent, hindering a clear summary. The piece suggests a contested situation or appointment but lacks verifiable details.
Charles Graham, manager of the San Francisco club, announced the Pacific Coast League has barred the spit ball. The move aims to curb doctored pitches and ensure fair play across the coast league.
The Democratic party endorses the World Court Treaty amid Senate opposition. Critics call the stance arrogant and warn the treaty risks nullifying serial war powers. Calls for prompt action contrast with seven months of delay as political sparring continues.
The document discusses proposed changes in land leasing in Indiana and Hawaii with possible federal action. It notes commission statements, unresolved Japanese questions, and the potential debt and public development costs. Dividends for wear of yellow pine mine are also mentioned with estimates and conditions.
An Associated Freee report describes a brutal robbery and arson at a Holt area plantation near USMEOLA. A planter was tied to a post and burned. a wife, Lin, narrowly escaped as assailants set the house afire after the raid. The incident follows a pattern of violent crime in the region, with authorities seeking leads and suspects.
In the Tarpita district petroleum practitioners formed a combination pledging not to pay duties, citing a presidential declaration. Cabrera, secretary of the treasury, outlined the move amid the oilmen’s protest actions.
Walter Brown aged 60. native Nevadan for 35 years. worked in mines and a Tonopah restaurant over five years. entered county hospital January 1 and died there. Funeral arrangements not announced.
The Associated Press reports the liquor department notes a spike in seizures since September 1 with 252 bottle seizures and potential output rising from a few barrels to 100 gallons daily. In the same period twenty deaths linked to the liquor have been attributed to this home liquor market, creating concern over the whiskey supply and safety.
Weekly bullion shipments report lists Valion shigimemia for pet vrvh separated, eighty five hare shipping 168.708 wunone valued atSOLETT excluding a cart and four concentrates from Betwmoot section. The dunah mill shigamente IRGETT includes Weet Bed seat and hare ovine 6110 o MOR. Mary wwlghing V0 caeewe shipped at GhLOTT with Promes LAN Poe.
Washington Jan 8 San Francisco was chosen today by the Democratic National Committee as the site for the 1960 national convention after twenty seven votes cast Kansas City and other cities withdrew The San Francisco nomination was unanimous and June 28 was set as the convention date.
Former Waah- ington State College football coach Lone star Dietz and Mare Island Marines team leader pleaded guilty in federal court to falsifying a draft questionnaire. He was sentenced to thirty days in county jail.
Verdict rendered as jury was dismissed and police face no new developments. Suspect Antone Pal levy linked to the crime amid reports of his movements and threats about the slain man who spoke multiple languages. Autopsy confirms a bullet lodged in the first vertebra. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 oclock from undertaker parlors with local cemetery interment.
Zeb Kendall completed a deal worth about 70 000 yesterday to secure control of Comstock property by purchasing a majority stake and options in shares. Kendall and associates hold over 9600 shares with the San Francisco stock orphanage fee noted. a second meeting of the Virginia Mining Company is set for December, with officers to be elected for the coming term.
The Musicians Union elected its officers at a meeting. Charles Mel and Beo Freeman were named president and vice president, with other officers chosen to lead the organization this term.
Amedaged report from Prague claims Romanian military representatives in occupied Hungary were arrested by Romanian officers. The Allied mission in the Arid district cited alleged atrocities in prison camps where Hungarians said they suffered. The camp commander reacted angrily to the mission’s criticism of conditions.
Reports from Vera Cruz indicate more than 2000 fatalities amid a powerful earthquake with aftershocks felt in Mount Orizata region. Fire crews responded to a header blaze on Main Street, extinguishing a heater fire in the Dinace building. Violinist Maul Powell, known in Freeport, Montowd, died today at a local hotel.
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