21 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text notes a failed attempt to form captive ships in a new cabinet sunk at anchor in Scapa Flow. Mentions personnel and orders, with scattered names and terms, but details are unclear due to corrupted source.
Washington reports authoritative notes on Mexican policy as authorities outline plans for a strong expedition across the Rio Grande amid tensions with Juarez incident observers. The wire describes a shift toward guarding neutral zones and reinforcing forces as officials promise watchful action and diplomatic alignment with Carranza’s government.
Fragmentary OCR text reads like a stray jumble with phrases about water and workin thin. No clear persons, places, or events are readable enough to extract a proper news item or identifiable figures.
Fragmentary text reports a steamer ashore on the East Coast with scattered details. The garbled OCR mentions a dune, a near wreck, and possible measurements or dates, but the core facts are unclear. No confirmed casualties or vessel name are readable.
Disrupted service reported as phone operators join a strike on June 31. News notes a majority approving action and unions targeting wage and working conditions. Downtown areas see demonstrations, with residents affected and calls for resolution amid broader labor unrest.
Fragmented OCR text references a planned prize fight with unclear details. Names and locations are obscured or jumbled, leaving the key event as a boxing match announcement. No verifiable participants or dates are readable.
A troubled deal involving the Highgrade Mine shows ownership shifting among parties including Panaguity Ka tnell and milling operations. The transfer mentions the Gast Whee Aine aut chorities and Waverly area, with references to a $180000 stake and a $100 payment. Details are fragmentary but indicate corporate reorganization and production control changes within the district.
A national tennis title is claimed amid chaotic reports from Cologne and Munster. The piece notes repeated disturbances, a state of siege near Cologne, and warnings from a Carranzan commander urging Americans to depart the Mormon district in western Chibuabos.
A report states King Emmanuel and his cabinet line up a new administration. Former treasury official Ny Angchniel Cereat Tome is named to form a cabir tel Mormate while Tittoni becomes foreign Hulntstir, signaling a reshuffle after a period of uncertainty.
Samuel Gompers was reelected president of the American Federation of Labor at Atlantis City. In his speech he urged unity among American laborers and praised allies while radical leaders sat as delegates cheered his selection.
The Dougherty family plans to expand a large farm under intensive cultivation on Willow Creek in Nye County. A reservoir dam is proposed at the lower Willow Creek to irrigate hundreds of acres, with a 75 foot diameter dam, quartz ledge foundation, creating a water body about a quarter mile long and a eighth mile wide. Villa warns his forces not to attack small border towns amid the El Paso wire.
The text reports the Irish Republic president in exile, Edward de Vater, traveling to New York amid tensions with Britain. Boland and others discuss petitions and passport issues as exiles seek support from the United States.
Telegraph dispatches describe Bolshevik forces fleeing toward the Volga, pursued by Soviet troops. The pursuit comes as 50,000 homestrikers reportedly move toward the river from the Don region, with demoralized units said to be close to the Volga line.
Washington June 21 The House Judiciary Committee defeated 12 to 3 a proposed amendment to the prohibition enforcement bill to authorize the president to repeal wartime prohibition as far as it affects wine and beer.
Washington report notes opponents of the league and covenant seek a Monday seat vote to oppose acceptance of the treaty terms intertwined with peace requirements. The renewal of national obligations faces a critical test as lawmakers weigh the League’s role.
Fragmentary report notes positions of warships and allied statements. unclear text mentions June 11 battle, US and France involvement, possible transport roles and naval operations. No decisive details, multiple garbled names.
Fresno June 2 the town reports most operators from Merced to Bakersfield will be out by tomorrow officials blame the strike for the widespread outage affecting doctors newspapers and undertakers across the valley.
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