03 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1920
Page
1
Opium valued at 20 million dollars seized during the week by Philippine customs officials. Officers reported confiscation of opium found in Mindoro and nearby Mindoro island shipments from China. Authorities say the operation targeted a merchant network with ties to other regions and involved cross border smuggling.
A wage agreement at Gold Hill describes pay scales for miners and mechanics. Workers receive monthly wages with specific items listed, including five dollar ranges and day rates. The document notes alterations and a December effective date and mentions the Comstock Mines company as the employer.
Public hearing scheduled by the state commission on December 13 in Carson City to consider a stage line application covering freight and passenger service between this city and the California line on Tonopah and Vine roads. Signa Hotel listed as meeting site.
In San Francisco, Harry Bedlanki, Douglas Newton, Wt Gamage and John Costello were arraigned on charges of unlawfully obtaining large quantities of liquor for general distribution. They pled not guilty and await trial.
A garbled plea news item reports a defendant named Collina pleading guilty today to a robbery charge at Ouunelt Riot, with a sentenced term of eight years and additional charges connected to the same incident. The text is partially unreadable, but centers on a guilty plea and prison term.
An obituary note records funeral services for Mrs. Roberts after a late death. The notice lists the date, location, and contact for Pallbearers, with a respectful tone and brief details typical of local public notices.
Fragmentary report notes Argentina weighing withdrawal from an international league. The text mentions Argentina and a decision process linked to a multinational body, with scattered references to officials and proceedings. The readable fragments imply political action but lack clear dates or names.
The conference of governors concluded in Pennsylvania with plans for next year’s meeting. Officials discussed state leadership, environmental concerns, and future national policy directions as the nation faces ongoing governance challenges.
The fragment discusses values related to Tonopah Divine and a figure around 29.85 with mentions of a wall, ledge, and a stock affected by profit taking. It conveys unclear references to timing, locations, and individuals without a coherent event or outcome.
In San Francisco a panel of lawyers declines to proceed after youths, separated under guard, face alleged assault and related charges. The court contemplates next steps while the case remains unsettled and legal proceedings pause.
Eleven members of the Stanford University football squad, which finished second in the Pacific Coast Conference, are back for another season. Captain Wilcox, Shtondemas, and Jack Patrick return, while Pink Trepleton and Patrick will be groomed for new roles.
President-elect Colby will depart Hampton for an unspecified trip tomorrow, with no further details provided. Washington dispatch notes routine travel as Colby prepares for upcoming duties and reviews briefings before departure.
Shouika assigned thrive engineer al namive cise hosted etntapurity vomilitary pole company ani e tolled company in the New National Guard per HW Foreload. Sullivan adjutant general reports six companies will be formed across Nevada Utah. One company of sixteen men and a four officer plus forty enlisted men planned. will be organized and drafted into the force. Formation hinges on legislative action. no funds needed for recruitment equipment or rental.
The steam machine plant from Rhode Island arrived to be installed at the fire station. Rev Taylor and Roy Gillen removed and returned with the plant and began mounting it. The system will heat the polling station and a room used by the Justice of the Peace. Foundations at the rear of the station are in place and the plant is expected to run within a few days.
A fragmented report notes the standoff at Fiume with Italian troops surrounding the city and no clash yet. It mentions the regency at Quarnero and a naval presence, with limited incidents aside from tense positioning and a potential recognition for a local commander.
London reports a near truce as various factions push for a preliminary accord. Parliament adjourned as leaders call for calm and outline steps toward a permanent settlement. Political figures indicate readiness to pursue early arrangements to halt hostilities and restore stability.
Harding is scheduled to arrive in Norfolk tomorrow with supporters urging him to stay in Marion for practice amid winter conditions in the southern state.
Treasury officials consider potential actions as prices for farm produce decline. Statements suggest legislative and monetary tools may be explored to stabilize markets amid lower agricultural goods values.
A fragmented account shows California advocates pushing for a new highway with leaders from multiple groups and towns presenting arguments at public meetings. The discussion references regional opponents, funding concerns, and expected economic impact as officials outline routes and timelines.
Fragmented report notes the United States objected to provision ten, with Geneva discussions and parliamentary sessions. Officials discuss implications for legislative capacity and international cooperation under the Teague agreement, outlining potential shifts in administrative structure and influence.
Reports from rescue operations describe ongoing efforts amid confusion and damaged communications. Rescue teams coordinate with local authorities and aid groups to locate survivors and provide medical aid, while uncertainty remains about overall casualties and the timeline for full containment.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an Ohio bank robbery by auto bandits with $108,000 seized. Names and dates are garbled. no clear suspect list or location beyond Ohio. The piece appears to be a brief crime item with limited legible facts and unreliable transliteration.
A fragmentary report indicates a charge against Murner was dismissed. The broken text references legal proceedings, a district or county context, and mentions a judge or official action, but details are illegible and no outcome specifics beyond dismissal can be established.
Toward midday trading showed volatility with key indices fluctuating as investors weighed earnings and macro signals. Major moves included a sharp rise in some rails and financials while tech softened. overall turnover remained robust amid cautious sentiment.
A Catholic church initiative, praised by Father Benedict, will organize aid for war suffering children across counties. The program, planned for June, aims to reach diverse communities and fund relief through parish collections and church networks.
A garbled OCR item reports a university tax measure defeat with unclear details. The readable parts indicate a negative outcome for a university tax proposal, with fragmented phrases suggesting a statewide or campus vote result and initial reactions from local officials.
German Empress forms a near alliance with Alaska based curling club. Reportedly the collaboration involves notable participants and a proposed joint event, signaling a cross regional sporting initiative.
The document presents a garbled early campaign note with mixed headlines and names. It references Hoover and Europe, an opening campaign theme, and mentions individuals like Nye, Jenplan, and various misspelled terms. The text is largely unreadable, but indicates a political campaign focus and foreign policy orientation.
The memorial service for Els will be held Sunday at the parish church. Friends and relatives are invited to attend as services begin in the evening to honor Els’s life.
Fragmentary OCR text relates to a mail robbery in Minneapolis with garbled names and places. The readable parts reference a police or court context, a possible wake or trial, and local terms such as Minneapolis and Minnesota.
A local notice from Warrington outlines a ban on mincemeat and related preparations. The document, dated the 8th, references fines and legal consequences under wartime revenue controls.
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