04 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1920
Page
1
Senator Capper proposed a 110 percent tax on giant foodstuffs and a license clampdown as a cure for gambling in grain markets. He warned the wheat pit could be driven out of business, with millions at stake as bears push prices down and futures unravel in Chicago.
An item notes a meeting of the Amoriyap Legion at the hall on Monday December 1. The event includes a talk by poet Tidy and a social program with dancing and refreshments for members and admitted guests.
Trading was quiet with several divisions showing small moves. Tonopah Divide sold at 1.4744 bid while Gold Zone held at 24.2. Monarch and MacNamara posted modest quotes. Borar-Seed term traded up to 490.4 to buyers and Cricket Jack at 4. White Caps at 2. Zengd Broken Vile at 10. Virginia industrial market described as stronger with overall activity noted.
Report describes a large parade and crowd in Virginia welcoming Senator Harding. Aboard the Mayflower yacht voyage and diplomatic notes are mentioned, with scenes of cheering crowds, officials, and storefronts along the parade route.
The readable portion mentions a Nevada industrial situation and a state insurance man, named George Smithy, with resignation rumors. It references Carson and Francis and a commission awaiting decisions, but the text is garbled and many names and details are uncertain.
A series of bomb explosions were reported across Spain causing considerable damage in multiple cities. Targeted sites included a palace window at the archbishopric and the Seville area with widespread fear and disruption noted.
Nebraska farmers face widespread displacement as low crop prices push tenants off the land. Governor Charles W. Bryan and state officials urged action at a joint agricultural committee hearing to address the crisis and protect tenant holdings.
Immigrants may be brought to the coast by sea to cross the Mediterranean route, with attempts to obtain passage on vessels bound for areas near San Francisco. The report mentions ships and voyages between ports on the sea route and the Pacific coast, referencing San Francisco and related centers.
Readable fragments describe Allied and German cable negotiations and unclear directives from officials. The content hints at international commissions and mixed signals about the fate of German vessels.
Two men found sleeping at a Midnight Mission in Los Angeles were arrested for vagrancy. Officials report the pair claimed no money and said they were allowed to stay until they could find work.
A cheerful surprise party was hosted last evening at the home of Mr. Juul and Mrs. Rfquire on South Street. Guests enjoyed cards and refreshments after the gathering, with many local residents in attendance.
Fragmentary report references rescue, EULA, Kate, Anita, and mine section notes. Mentions a Tanopyh clivtriet and Tales of Tedeun with vague references to profits and a beelike sign. Content is garbled with nonsensical phrases and lacks recoverable facts.
Special to The Bonanza Yerington holds a community celebration honoring Samuel S Arent as representative in commerce. An elaborate program is planned with about 2000 attendees from Yerington and across the state. Henry Brown, a prominent candidate for U S Senate in 1920, is among speakers. Local congressman sent Arent to lead Lyon County reception as crowds gather for the event.
Hugh Geary will travel to Voringian for a public reception tonight hosted by Kyos County in Momgrese maz-olect. Prominent residents from Nye County are invited to witness Geary’s address before his return to Tovogun on Sunday.
A resident identified as Galen Huth was convicted today on a statutory charge after a raid uncovered evidence tied to involvement in illicit activity. The proceedings took place in Chafee County with authorities confirming the sentence will be determined in a later hearing.
The Treasury plans to issue new securities this year as part of a broader program. Officials stress the move aims to strengthen national credit and support economic growth while presenting a mint green portrait badge on the certificates.
Abiuno Dobysrylon, head of the foreign delegation to the United Nations, warned the assembly that Britain will press the council to explain why it failed to prevent the Soviet Polish war. He urged action to preserve the League covenant and questioned future measures, with possible referral to a joint committee for further rule.
Coast Whiskey violators received jail terms after a government probe linked to conspiracy and illicit distribution. The United States district attorney recommended extended penalties, with potential enhancements for multiple offenses and interstate elements.
A damaged dispatch reports Soviet troops capturing Belvud in Armenia as Moscow asserts control over the region. The capture follows broader moves by the Soviet administration to consolidate power in the republics and suppress opposition amid upheaval.
Detroit report notes two hold ups in the home sector with no further incidents. Authorities mention surveillance, patrols, and a note about a suspect and a delay in responding. The piece references local agencies and ongoing police activity in the area.
A garbled report from Los Angeles mentions indictments related to liquor and names several individuals. It references court actions and a morning session but the text remains largely unreadable, with essential facts obscured.
A garbled report notes Mrs McSwiney's arrival in the United States. The text appears to reference political figures and a mayoral context, but the specifics are unclear due to OCR errors. The piece seems to hinge on a notable arrival followed by a possible civic or political event.
A contested local election in Mulkby county ends with a 2 vote margin after a ballot dispute. The judge will announce a ruling pending final review by the district court. court reporters and clerks recorded the proceedings as the matter moves toward the supreme court.
The item notes Baum plans to open a billiard hall in Merced California after 28 years in the scene. Details are sparse but indicate a transition to run a billiard parlor and pool hall business locally.
The county body schedules a Monday session at the courthouse to review the regular order of business and to discuss subsequent items and motions on the agenda.
Mrs Hunt, mother to Mire Newton Crumley and Mrs A A Lawern, is listed as critically ill but showing signs of improvement after a paramenia incident at the Ge le Pree. Repeated updates suggest a cautious positive trend.
A memorial service for Els is planned for Sunday with family and friends invited to attend. The program includes a reading by Roby Abroliteita, with musical selections and tributes from Mrs Motengid and others, to conclude with a benediction.
Fragmented clipping reports the Southern Pacific cuts force due to unspecified reasons. The text mentions layoffs or reductions and a restructuring impacting employees without clear dates or specifics. Named entities are inconsistent in the fragment.
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