29 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
1
London reports indicate Britain will not renew the Anglo Japanese alliance in its present form. Prime Minister and officials signal a continued military pact, while ministers like Curzon and Bonar Law push for some cooperation with Japan amid fears of shifting alignments. Canadian and South African premiers express strong agreement with the stance.
A garbled report alleges a Bolshevik plot uncovered in Istanbul Turkey involving a web of supposed conspirators. The text mentions Turkish authorities and unnamed individuals linked to a global effort, with details unclear due to damaged OCR.
Chicago June 29 report on the early progress of a statewide trade court created by the Local Association of Commerce. The ambulatory court hears cases between NY manufacturers and Chicago retailers with informal proceedings and no bailiffs. Fees vary by dispute size and are paid to the Chicago Association of Commerce.
Reno notes the start of the inaugural 1600 mile Nevada road race with 20 entrants vying for the Silver Cup. Cars led by a Ford driven by Doyle and a Hudson driven by Dameler depart, while racers press toward Fallon and Winnemucca amid incidents, wrecks, and evolving race standings.
The federal board for vocational education identifies a veteran named Joseph Kaufman as a case. The report notes his solo performance and suggests his voice evokes multiple singers. The piece is presented in Asavetans Press with a Washington dateline.
Fragmentary report from Leipsig dated June 2 describes two German officers placed on trial for cruelties. It mentions General Karl Stenger and Mab Lora observers and references 1814 events. Weather notes and scattered names appear, with unclear details about charges and proceedings.
Local notice reports Haywood’s return plans amid unclear details. The fragmentary clipping mentions budget, radar, and funding notes tied to a Brutie MTManMey group and unnamed officials, with terms like arrester and Pistintiet indicating disputed items awaiting confirmation.
Fragmentary report notes clergy, local leaders, and community figures urging restraint amid a violent clash. Names and places are partially obscured, but the piece centers on religious leaders calling for peace and an end to the fighting. Authorities and residents respond with concern and appeals for calm.
An unclear Los Angeles report notes escaped kite balloons with no passengers aboard. The fragment references Coast offices and a possible investigation into the incident and crew details.
A garbled OCR item notes that Craig will not meet Valera at Dublin. It mentions dates, venues, and possible outcomes but the readable text lacks coherent details. The record preserves named entities though only fragments remain.
President Benny pledges an era of economic growth as he outlines policy aims at a national conference. He emphasizes power and efficiency measures, with high officials present to discuss the administration’s plans and upcoming initiatives.
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