28 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1921
Page
1
The southern Trinidad parliament opened with few members present and a brief inaugural session. Proceedings were limited to a small number of items as the house began under the new rule.
In Cleveland Obie Raber and Catherine Kuber faced trial over the alleged murder plot against Raber’s husband Daniel Kulik of Lakewood. The case, heard in court, drew crowds as defense and prosecution disputed evidence and motive amid complex family ties.
A dramatic vote among railroad and shop workers seeks to reject an average wage cut proposed by the labor board. The Associated Press reports intense labor tension as ballots are counted and workers prepare for the outcome.
Obituary notes the death of Charles J Bonaparte in Baltimore after years of illness at an advanced age. He was the son of Jerome Sapo Londpare and the late Buesu, and the grandfather of Jerome VI King of Westphilia.
Dublin June 25 military forces railed the offices of New Ireland the new paper of Arthur Griffith founder of the Sinn Fein. The plant and offices were thoroughly wrecked and the paper's founder is now in prison.
Conferees on the Knox Porter measure agree to a plan to end the war with Germany and Austria. The ruling party and administration aim to present a unified package to both chambers for speedy passage.
A Western electrical project proposal by Southern California Edison envisions damming the Colorado River to generate hydroelectric power for a broad Southwest network. Entailing up to 800 million dollars, four developments near Glen Canyon would provide a peak load around 1,260,000 horsepower and annual load near 2,600,000 horsepower.
Johnny Adams, a self made Dubuque business leader and community volunteer, is highlighted as the new chairman of the Republican Party in Iowa. His career spans from owner of a door and sash company to prominent roles in hospital boards, church projects, Red Cross drives, and state political work including chairing campaigns and serving on the state central committee. He has three children Elizabeth Lawn and Paul.
The House approved the Phipps Road bill enabling federal aid for highway construction. If enacted the measure would authorize transfer of federally owned land to the state to build roads and set conditions for funding and completion.
A clipped wartime style report notes Britain’s coal strike concluding after talks. The terse item confirms a settlement reached this day with government or union involvement, signaling resumed fuel supply.
Washington reports William Byan formerly clerk in the prohibitions bureau was arrested on bribery charges. Officials say evidence implicates other U.S. Revenue staff and probe extends to alleged auction block fraud involving packages sold at an average price. Chicago weather notes and fresh figs unusual context appear in roundup.
A volcanic eruption on a Sicilian island island sends locals fleeing as lava and ash disrupts towns. Officials warn of continuing activity and urge evacuations to safety shelters.
The Associated Press reports Washington details an effort by superintendent Vir Withur Crafts to bar Rev Robert Watson from a tribunal role in the jury chamber. The move seeks to restrain interference and urges Tax Rickard to show cause for removal while noting potential court orders and reformist aims.
Meloraiy pioneer Melvin Stith of Longor and Jack Wi Abbots of Los Angeles were killed when their automobile struck a stone pillar. A younger woman passenger survived after the wreck.
Market notes show wheat prices tumbling from Monday’s close as traders respond to early-session signals and regional supply updates. Analysts cite speculative pressure and nearby harvests weighing on futures, with no clear rebound seen in midday activity.
A disputed faction led by Welch wins leadership of a local association amid turmoil. The report notes internal power struggles, key figures, and ongoing efforts to consolidate authority within the organization.
A damaged text case, purported amendment proposal from Washington, DC, reporting a senator introducing language to permit beer sales nationwide. The fragment mentions restricting production and distribution percentages and potential state determinations, but details are unclear and garbled.
John Shirley is recovering from injuries suffered in a mine accident at Cow Camp. Doctors report rapid improvement and indicate he is out of danger and likely to recover. The update comes from the Mc Mrown hospital staff as of the latest bulletin.
Ulster accepts invitation from Prime Minister Lloyd George as part of wartime leadership discussions. The move signals ongoing negotiations and political maneuvering amid tensions over governance and loyalty oaths during the national crisis.
Industry plants agree to arbitration over a wage dispute as labor and management prepare for formal settlement talks. The move follows ongoing negotiations and signals potential compromise after a period of stalled talks.
Fragmentary text references a July Fourth baseball event with unclear players and actions. The readable parts mention names like Tomi and Wilde and suggest a game description but lack coherent details or outcomes.
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