13 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1920
Page
1
Berlin reports that Field Marshal von Hindenburg may be proclaimed imperial president. Officials fear Allied powers will allow Germans to determine their government, while armed unrest in Germany is seen as harmful to Europe’s postwar reconstruction efforts.
Cologne dispatch from Berlin reports Chancellor Kapp pledging to ably fulfill the Versailles treaty and asserting the government has no reactionary aims. Outlook shows republicans and democrats nearly aligned on reservations, signaling broad support for the peace framework despite unsettled details. A separate brief notes a fire department response to a burning awning at the American Railway Express office, with minimal damage and no injuries reported. Weather service lists regional temperatures and forecasts.
Paris dispatches report that Germanys Ebert government has established its seat in Dresden, capital of Saxony, according to advices this afternoon.
In Paris on March 13 the French government said it has not and will not follow instructions sent to Ambassador Jasser in Washington about President Wilkon's charge of military action against France. The ambassador said he called on Under Secretary of State Work and informed him of the surprise and emotion in France caused by the matter, but he made no representations.
A fragmentary report describes cornucopia in hard breccia near Tunopati with depths of 166 feet. The text mentions a private organization of quiki and business men and hints at a legal case or prosecution related to the Divide.
March 18 report notes Shutter Lodge proposal to amend Article Ten Reservation for republication. Change would insert language preserving territorial independence and limiting U S interference in international affairs.
A fragmented notice notes a senate committee discussion on allowing American steamship companies to take over Hanae trade routes under a broader proposal. The text suggests uncertainties about national interest and ocean commerce as senators vote on the issue.
In Washington on March, Hoover requested excusal from the war investigation. He told the committee he had knowledge on the subject but refused to discuss policy or his wartime work. The report notes his hesitation amid questions about his role and the broader Viet Nam era context.
A public service hearing is scheduled this afternoon in the Nevada public affairs court chambers. Officials consider applications from residents and carriers along the Millett Round Mountain Manhattan Rend Mountain routes seeking waivers under the Gow law. The Water Company of Tome and related parties submit documents. details remain partially deciphered due to damaged text.
An Associated Press dispatch reports a government collapse in Berlin as the empire dissolves and chancellor von Kapp loses power. Military command is handed to von Lieuwenitz amid barbed fighting around city institutions and “Wildebase” suburbs, with protests and barricades seen in core districts.
A fragmentary wartime report notes leaders and staff officers resisting peace moves, with references to generals, government actions, and loyalty expectations. The incomplete text mentions officials and hospitals, implying broader political and military pressure during a national crisis.
The Washington scene reports a subcommittee action on a waste program tied to a treaty influence. Officials debate a funding figure around 70 million dollars estimated for unfinished projects. The measure reflects urgency and political maneuvering in the era.
Fragmentary dispatches describe rising unrest as conservative forces within the regular army tighten grip in several provinces. Communications are confused, but indications point to coordinated resistance and security concerns voiced by regional authorities.
A garbled wire service style brief reports the White House vote and reaction with unclear names and dates. The readable fragments reference officials, locations, and a May event, but lack coherent facts or context.
Troops rescue a ranch owner amid an attack near Selame as the Vermnilt od Selame region faces a security crisis. The owner, identified as Widow, is reported safe, with no further injuries announced and investigations continuing.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions sacking ore on a Spanish best site with unclear names and dates. The text shows garbled phrases and lacks coherent details to identify people places or events.
Fragmentary text suggests authorities control specific public buildings during a tense incident. Names and proper nouns unreadable but action implies police seizure or securing locations amid disturbance, with uncertain details about participants or outcomes.
March 1 reports a general strike call opposing the return of the former leader. The proclamation urges collective action and warns against reinstatement, reflecting broad public opposition and labor mobilization in the period.
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