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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
1
Minnesota voters back General Wood amid a rainy night of presidential returns. The tally indicates a split race with Hoover and Lowden trailing as Wood presses toward decisive support. Temporary results show Wood ahead in several counties, signaling a rapid shift in the Republican contest.
Berlin reports indicate the crisis deepens as Chancellor Kapp's government faces imminent collapse. Field Marshal von Hindenburg reportedly urged Kapp to withdraw, while Berlin and Kiel dispatches describe a mounting conservative response and threats to the new regime.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a court hearing in Butte Montana with Averill and Muery Atkin as district attorneys. A prisoner was released on recognizance after a conference. Sylvan De fonder promised to appear for trial on March 8. The report notes financial funds tied to a Neelon bank and a suspect named Mickendawn Wint. The item reflects messy transcription and uncertain names.
Weather records show heavy rains sweeping northern and central California with significant totals. The storm disrupted travel and prompted warnings as the Weather Bureau tracked rainfall amounts and temperatures across affected counties.
A Dayton complaint alleges Margaret Foster aged 21 is married to 22 men, claiming she has been divorced from none. Cincinnati and Dayton officials seek arrest on a charge of bigamy based on the contested marriages and the alleged multiple husbands.
Copenhagen dispatch says Field Marshal von Hindenburg publicly declared he is not connected with a counter transaction he disapproves of. Associated Papen reports the statement appeared in Tageblatt.
A torpedo boat from the Netherlands has arrived at the harbor of Oesterland to guard the former German crown price. The escort is organized in response to tensions in the Weirin region as a precaution against possible threats to the royal figure.
A fragmented clipping reports Lisbon denying labor rumors amid unclear sources. The item appears to reference international or domestic labor tensions and government statements, but details are obscured by damaged OCR text.
A clipped, fragmentary notice references demobilization actions on March 14 involving the Riders and allied units. The text is garbled with nonstandard spellings but implies a schedule or status update from a military or veterans’ organization, listing names and dates in a terse public notice style.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an injunction related to Hardwood Trust and a territorial or property context. Names, dates, and precise actions are unreadable. legal action appears pending or unspecified. The readable fragment references a scene and a location quartz mountain and political content.
The report notes a shortage of oil designated for naval use amid wartime strain. Officials warn supply disruptions could impact operations as authorities seek emergency measures. Local observers report rising prices and delayed deliveries affecting civilian and military facilities alike.
In Reno a settlement ends a mining title dispute between McKinnon and Simon Silver and Sine Extension Mining Company. The lots are taken over by the two mining companies with a cash settlement and stock transfer. McKinnon and McVarran represented by George Thatcher as POA and Robert St Paul noted in the case. The state organized action to finalize ownership, with petitions and court processes concluding the matter. Two of the involved claims were among the most valuable in the Simen district.
A Bolivian mob attacked a Peruvian official, injuring a male target identified as General Brninal Manton, former president of Hellvin sdylene maid, amid turmoil described in fragmentary reports. The incident occurred during a night of violence with unclear motives and grievances.
Fragmentary notice reports a leave of absence for General Wood and mentions related personnel and ceremonial matters. The readable text names Barone and Lewaherd along with a president and others, detailing formal approval and disciplinary notes. The passage lacks complete clarity but indicates official leave and associated names.
Tax records show a batch of returns processed with unclear annotations. Officials report several names and numbers in the files, including references to firms and dates, though many details are obscured. Investigations aim to clarify the ledger and correct any misfiled entries.
Fragmented OCR note describes severe weather in the Northwest with references to blizzard conditions and travel disruption. Mentions warnings and hazy place names, signaling a historical storm notice and public safety alerts.
Fragmentary text references a Washington man, Olympic trials, and related names, with garbled lines suggesting competition and protest. The readable portions mention a person connected to Washington and a trial or event, but specifics are unclear due to extensive OCR corruption.
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