29 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1920
Page
1
Report from Washington outlines a planned break at a state prison. Authorities report suspects were identified and intensified patrols along exterior walls. Officers describe the incident as a failed attempt with no injuries.
Readable storm toll figures place many dead in the middle western states with rising totals in Chicago suburbs and Detroit area. Reports note fatalities across Indiana Michigan and Canada with surges in west central regions and scattered confirmations of deaths and injuries as agencies tally the toll.
Property buyers led by Willamson Rackley and Lipelal acquire land northeast of Tonopah for Sylvanite development. Plans call for a main street route widening to 80 feet with an anticipated 5 foot widening cost. Cullinan will receive 55800 for the property.
The notice outlines seamen rights to immediate payment on demand. It discusses the eligibility of crew members to receive wages promptly and references the governing maritime labor provisions. The filing clarifies who is entitled and how payment is triggered under law.
The fragment recounts a retreat or surrender that ends a confrontation involving Denikine and a sequence of names and terms, with unclear context and several garbled phrases. It notes a cessation of hostilities and hints at a broader narrative without clear dates or outcomes.
Spies suspected of involvement in a bomb plot were reported to be in custody. Officials did not release full details. The information came as authorities across multiple agencies coordinated the investigation.
Readable fragments discuss Italy relations with Slavs and include scattered phrases and garbled terms. No clear events, dates, or participants emerge to identify a coherent news item or outcome.
Jury verdict returning a guilty finding is reported amid garbled fragments. The article mentions a person named Williams and references a trial location and witnesses but lacks完整 details due to OCR corruption.
A severe storm devastated western Ohio on March 2 destroying several villages including Renotette Brundere and Potedo. Dozens injured and many homes wrecked as fires followed wreckage. Rescue teams work amid damaged towns and cordoned areas.
A state commission hearing on water rate hikes prompts debate over expansion of the utility's service area. Citizens and officials clash over proposed increases and the long term impact on households and businesses, with references to regional suppliers and tariff structures.
Fragmentary report cites a death penalty discussion in a robbery case. Names and places are unclear, but the item references a legal process and potential sentencing.
Vague and garbled notes indicate a deadline for school election filings. The readable bits reference filing closure and associated names or places are not clear.
A fragmented note outlines how transfer fees feed into the treasury and affect financial allocations. It mentions context around fee collection and its impact on public funds with reference to unspecified authorities and annual routines.
Local court report from St Louis notes a juvenile trial as Arsula Broderick six years old stands accused of killing her stepfather Joseph Waad in 1916. The fragmentary text mentions a 1916 case and a juvenile court proceeding with unclear details.
An earthquake of considerable intensity was recorded last night by the seismograph at the Weather Bureau office in Chicago. The quake centered about 1200 miles away, with garbled text indicating seismic activity observed March 28.
A jumble of garbled lines suggests turnout and party dynamics in primary elections with scattered references to candidates and dates. The fragmentary text hints at political activity, voter engagement, and possible stalls in reporting.
Unclear OCR text outlines a strike action set for April second. Details about parties, locations, and reasons are unreadable in the fragment. Further legible copy required for precise entities and outcome.
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