08 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
1
Jip Asmontat Press reports from New York University that Weeks argues the United States must stay armed until other nations align. He insists citizen vigilance and readiness persist until broader peace and global cooperation are achieved.
An 11 year old boy was killed by a eagle Sunday north of Ventura California. The incident occurred near a stock range and involved a bird attack. Local authorities are investigating the event and considering the risks of wildlife encounters for residents.
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A fragmented report notes a bonus for ex service members and a Regan inquiry with references to Havana and Barcellona ports. It mentions a June 8 event, a $14 monthly figure, and a vote by Oregon residents tied to a physical examination procedure for men and women.
Adams chosen to lead Republican committee amid party turmoil as postmaster resignations prompt leadership changes. Report notes reshuffle and internal strife within the party.
Reported upheaval surrounds a new mining district near Wighgrade ore. Engineers and local leaders push for development while a major company offers a large sum, sparking disputes over property claims and territory boundaries.
Wire from daughter reveals Dan Anbulia, a local resident, died after an accident. The obituary notes his long residence in the area, details of his wife My Anbulia, and funeral arrangements in the city, with sympathy extended to relatives and neighbors.
Forecast of winter wheat production shows a drop from initial June report. Department of Justice notes and Junedrop figures indicate lower yields than previously projected.
Washington sources report Senator McCormick pressed Secretary Denby to take stiff action against Rear Admiral Sims over a naval address dispute. The exchange occurred as the Navy secretary met with officials yesterday, with Denby deflecting questions about formal measures.
The graduating class invites the public to attend the commencement program at 8 o clock in the high school gymnasium. The ceremony includes diplomas, a March era concert by orchestral and instrumental groups, and address by Prof. RG Thompson on The Spirit of the Father. The class motto No Impose, well consistent with tradition uses white and flower colors.
An OCR heavy fragment mentions Washington and relief measures with unclear events. It references entities like Neen, Shah, and Natessite Modi, with garbled lines about military and civilian aid and a presidential context. The text is highly damaged and hard to decipher.
Bids are opened for a permit to drill with government review and potential awarding pending evaluation. Officials consider technical and financial bids from applicants for oil and gas exploration rights.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention whether fighting occurred in the capture of a city and a death on the coast. The garbled text also references various places, people, and times without coherent details.
Local seniors prepare for a community meal tonight with neighbors and friends. Volunteers coordinate cooking and service, aiming to welcome attendees from the area and share a warm gathering.
An item notes Alderman Tasker receives an appointment to the Shipping Board. The brief entry confirms the official act and identifies Tasker’s public role and the governing body involved.
Fragmentary text mentions a legislative action retaining legion plans within a bonus bill. Specific details, names, or dates are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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