02 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
1
The article discusses calls to extend wartime credits and tariffs to support farmers during a negotiated postwar period. It mentions wheat imports and financial safeguards, with references to Germany and Czechoslovakia and the need to maintain export capacity.
A fragmentary report notes Representative Jahnsan from Winshlaeten endorsing tighter immigration restrictions. The item mentions temporary suspension for ten two months and potential adjustments to deportation rules, with references to relatives and specific places, though details are unclear due to OCR damage.
Alt Lake City reports widespread crime linked to Prohibition enforcement blamed as a driver of criminal activity. William A. Pinkerton asserts Prohibition fostered illicit markets and a surge in drug addiction. cases severe, including vagrancy charges and penalties. Theodore J. Mosaler and George Horley faced trial. one claimant sentenced to labor to repay city costs.
Reports indicate multiple shops in Irish towns including Killiney and Fermoy were looted and set alight. One property in Fermoy suffered injuries to a proprietor and partial structural damage, with surrounding businesses disrupted by the incident. Further details remain unclear as investigations proceed.
Officials from the conference urge the federal government to create a policy that would ease farm indebtedness and restrict exports. They call for a federal review of banks and a broad policy shift toward relieving farmers' financial burdens.
A Geneva meeting reviews proposed amendments to the league covenant and sets a study committee for the next assembly session. The assembly today shapes the agenda with a decisive vote and defines its future role.
The recount in Ormedy county between Harry Jamied and Joe Stern shows Stern gaining four ballots, leaving the final outcome in doubt. Judge Langan approved about 10 ballots challenged, with several still in the doubtful column awaiting later valuation.
A wide weather report notes ongoing inquiry into a Marine incident. Officials confirm extended investigations and revised departure details as the case grows more complex.
Washington reports the US faced a vast upheaval as allies’ currencies faltered. President Wilson pushed the Pittman bill to melt 350 million dollars of silver dollars and sell bullion abroad to support India and other fronts, with Britain and France later receiving large portions.
The United States plans to appoint a mediator between Armenian and Turkish nationalists with President Wilson behind the effort. The State Department says the envoy will act with the president's backing, using only moral influence in the Near East crisis.
A San Francisco Chinese man, Mon Foo, is slated for execution tomorrow at San Quentin for the alleged murder of another Chinaman. District Attorney Marshew Brady said doubts exist about the copies and that a stipulation may be made to review the case. Governor Stephens may consider reprieve.
Fragmented OCR text describes mass deaths among Armenians and Turkish actions. It mentions grain arrivals, hostage-like references, and various place names and political actors. The passage is garbled, but centers on ethnic violence and international reactions with partial names and dates unavailable.
Unclear text appears to describe high level political talks in London involving Greece. Fragmentary references mention a conference, governance, and possible fee or treaty aspects, but key names, dates, and outcomes are illegible.
A coast shippers meeting was called today by G Luninis at the market director’s office to discuss port transportation concerns. The gathering aims to address alleged irregularities and coordinate efforts among coast shippers, traders, and related parties for improved arrangements and compliance.
Readable mine report notes high ore values at the 800 level of Tonopah Divide. It cites drift along the hanging wall after Croke and a shift in vein widths from 116 to 144 per fen, with ore completely stripping the dirty ore.
Mrs L M Hunt is described as critically ill with details unclear. The note references her condition and mentions family and caretakers, though text is fragmented and lacks specific dates or locations. Further readable facts are not available from the fragment.
Fragmentary clippings report a rumor about Obregon plotting something during wartime. The text is garbled with scattered names and phrases, making a coherent account difficult.
A Mexican shooter wounded Deputy Gerlach during a chaotic Nevada confrontation on a Saturday near Winne mucca. The assailant was overpowered and disarmed, then taken to a hospital. Dr. Giroux tended the injured officer.
A fragmented OCR reads of a market day showing Divides demonstrating strength across multiple sectors. Names like Victory and Kerrick appear with prices and items such as Cracker Jack and Spearhead noted.
A fragmentary Manila dispatch notes the Philippine cabinet plan to retain liquor controls amid a broader prohibition wave. The report mentions warnings over flight risks and a tense domestic climate as authorities push to maintain liquor restrictions.
A garbled report recalls a failed hunt for a woman slayer, naming several individuals and places in a fragmented account. The readable bits mention suspects, officers, and towns, but details are obscured by OCR errors.
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