06 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1920
Page
1
The article outlines Franklin D Roosevelt winning support for a second term with key allies and mentions figures such as Edward L Del Vay Los Angeles Governor Stewart Montana and David Ro Fran as part of the nomination process. It notes campaign activity in San Francisco and broader party maneuvering across states.
A public letter from Governor Janice Cox supporting strong law enforcement policy surfaced via James Pollock in Kanees City. The missive urges respect for statutes and police officers while condemning attacks on institutions, framing law order as essential to public safety and constitutional authority.
Lee Shivell, a 36 year old Tonopah Development Co. employee, drowned in a Belmont tank after being transferred from the old Deent mill. He left a wife and child in Tonopah and was last seen near the University area as investigators traced the boat and plant sites.
Tonopah suffers a second loss as errors in the Tonopah infield spark misplays that turn the ninth inning into a shaky finish. Nell, Cain and Johns field the ball for the home team while the visitors rally, and hopes for aSunday rematch spark talk of a special train and a stronger showing. A separate note reports a bullion shipment from the Mont Fatlery valued at 18,008 hearts of health and 1.80 ware sent from the Montmont Factory for the game.
A fragmentary account notes a community Kiddies Agree Day with activities including a film at the winning pool, cake and pretzels, and a royal gathering. Mentions local names and a few events but many words are garbled.
Fragmented text appears to reference a political plea or meeting request involving Amanetniad Irena and SAN PRANCIRON. It mentions presidency, mining, and a location near Lane with unspecified delegates and a date line, but details are garbled.
Fragmented text recounts a dramatic burial or memorial theme with names such as Lanier and Seeta Meda referenced in a cryptic historical note. The piece hints at a contested or unresolved event tied to a grave and lost cause, with unclear details and multiple language fragments.
An unclear passage credits Cox with deserving an honor, with fragmented phrases referencing political figures and a Democratic party context. The readable terms include Harding, Cox, honor, and political framing, but the full meaning remains obscured by OCR errors.
An unclear OCR snippet mentions London and a person named John Davie with scattered phrases about ships, home, and walls. The readable content is sparse, with no clear event, date, or organization to anchor a proper news item.
A damaged historical report details a sinking or failure involving a transport vessel in Alaska. The piece mentions an official, a Springfield Daily News connection, and residence in a farm area near Jarkewhure with mentions of debt and a housing plan, implying political or civic stakes.
A garbled page mentions Wes and a court or office news at an unspecified location. Names such as Mike, Nettie, and Nevin appear amid scattered references to calendars, elections, and a potential fine. The fragmentary text suggests coverage of local affairs and personalities.
A fragmented item mentions a hold up near the Reno Rodeo and a company named Sovede Tughing. It references a person Verve and a nurse or family context with a fire incident and unknown figures. The legible phrases are sparse and lack clear dates or outcomes.
Fragmentary text references a repeated protest or complaint about a lingering issue. Names and places are unreadable, with garbled phrases and unclear context, yielding no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
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