13 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1921
Page
1
A garbled text fragment mentions Sims and a Wednesday sailing path to the United States with unrelated letters and phrases interspersed. The legible elements reference a possible athlete or person named Sims and a future travel date, but the remaining OCR text is incoherent.
A Sunday hearing over train service and related applications was scheduled. Key figures include FF Shaughiewer and Henry Brnanpeare, with protest concerns raised by William McKnight and others about route and public impacts.
A favorable report from the senate post office and posttoade committee supports Towagood NP and the creation of a federal highway authority in the state system to aid polio toll roads. Firms Jed Tens TON, LLC backs the measure as it moves toward approval.
A weekly forecast notes Southern and Pacific regions with temperatures above normal and general weather trends. It mentions normal temperatures, potential showers, and unsettled conditions across the coast. Forecast highlights include above average heat in parts of the Pacific coast and nearby inland areas.
Frisco hosts an industrial test event covering open shop strength standards. The report notes participation by local workers and testing of durability in multiple stations with results to be announced. The article mentions industry figures and safety checks but provides no clear outcomes or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text describes chaotic references to Washington and other places, mentions failures and upsets, and notes a whipping scene and civic actions with no coherent sequence or clear names. Unable to determine concrete event, date, or entities.
Vy Nesprlated Prenay from WHXINO CITY Mexico dated June 4 notes arrangements to resume interest payments on the Mexican debt. The terse dispatch mentions a budget of 26,000,000 pesos and names Daniel Pattee as acting secretary of the treasury.
A 10 year retirement plans announced for Woolley the dry advocate known as a prohibitions candidate. The piece recalls his leadership in the anti saloon league and notes his impact on national politics. The article hints at his post retirement activities and public life roles.
A damaged Elko road area caused impacts to traffic and raised concerns over the extent of the harm. Officials noted significant damage to the roadway and potential financial implications, with damages estimated around 920,000 dollars.
Henry C Ide died today after a period of illness. He recently returned from California where he spent the winter and had previously served in the Philippines. He was known in the community for his varied wartime service and local ties.
The Eastern Star held its annual convention in Reno with about 109 attendees. The event opened with remarks by Mary Bulller Park of Las Vegas, and featured the installation of officers led by Grand Matron Mary Helin Park.
Washington June 10 officials announced a new livestock loan pool totaling 50 million dollars with Morgan and other eastern bankers guiding the effort. The treasury hailed the agreement as a major boost to the livestock industry and farming credit.
Russian minister Leonid Knes- Rustin will visit China, the United States, Canada, and then the United States again, with no political entanglements, according to Anon Press tenay Kensaina. The trip aims to trade and discuss ties, and proceed to the United States at his headquarters.
Fragmentary notes describe a speech addressed by Harrison and Harvey amid disjointed text. The garbled lines mention attendees, a debut by a pianist, and uncertain references to dates or speakers, suggesting a disrupted or unclear program.
Fragmented 1921 Musine event lists officers and dignitaries including grand marshal, standard bearers, deacons, wardens, and organists. Details enumerate names such as J Weniaig RL Archer and G M Satter with ceremonial roles, concluding with a note on gathering activities and attendance.
William Falvey, popular conductor, wed Friday in Rend to Migy Viola. The ceremony occurred at their home, with many Gästen attending. The couple will reside in Deeth Tha, Nevada, and a reception followed at the Gulidtinid’ dchoors.
Fragmentary report notes a vehicle overturning and injuring a man as the car smashed. Details are unclear with garbled names and locations.
The report mentions a local wedding in Tonopah with Edward McGowan and a prominent teacher from the area, along with references to residents and a Sacramento or California connection. The fragmented OCR yields names and relationships but lacks a clear sequence of events or dates beyond Saturday.
Local Washoe Bar inaugurates officers for the year with Urey Magnes as president and Cheney named secretary. An internal report notes routine duties and committee roles while referencing county residents and community interests in the railroad town.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a California tax collection drive and state revenue actions. Names and places are garbled. the core note mentions a large tax effort by the state and Sacramento.
Printers in two cities win a 44 hour work week under an agreement appearing in a garbled report. The text mentions Associated press style hints and names and a Manvel site, but the readable content is fragmented and lacks clear details on parties, locations, or dates.
The article notes summer work commencing in the Hamilton mines amid broad coverage of local events and personnel. It mentions public figures, possible appointments, and regional activity affecting labor and industry, with focus on community impact and upcoming plans for the season.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe an American killed in Ireland with references to police actions and a mix of unrelated garbled terms. The readable core notes a fatal incident involving an American and police in Ireland, but details are not clear from the provided material.
A fragmentary bulletin asserts Britain will stay neutral amid rising tensions. The garbled text includes stray names and unrecognizable phrases, offering no clear dates or events. Additional readable context is unavailable in the fragment.
Damaged OCR text reports a feared breach of FFAR levees along the Colorado River. Officials and responders anticipate possible flooding impacts near towns, with emergency preparations described and no confirmed breach details.
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