04 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1922
Page
1
The navy chief urges maintaining a strong fleet to back the nation’s commerce and overseas possessions. He notes improvements in aviation and fleet development, praising the corps and stressing a policy to sustain maritime power for national interests.
A fifth anniversary is observed for Mr Ayerin and Mrs Walter Row as relatives plan a small gathering. Thorson will depart for Jamar, while a future visit to San Francisco is noted for forthcoming news.
A fragmented weather note lists seas in Washington and Oregon, with scattered terms suggesting temperatures and conditions. The readable portions indicate a formal forecast mentioning dew, clouds, and regional weather patterns across the Pacific Northwest.
Fragmented OCR reads as a boxing note involving Sigi and Carpentier with unclear details. The readable bits mention a "Tight We singh Haney" and a framed scoring reference, but essential facts, names, and outcomes are corrupted. This item yields a partial, unreliably legible boxing scrap.
Fragmented text shows edited Union Pacific officials and wartime references with scattered names, places, and events. Readable names include Rivervale and Los Angeles while other terms suggest a broad, disjointed wartime report with railway and mining mentions and unclear deadlines.
Wilhelm mingles with Doorn townsfolk as reporters note the former German Emperor Wilhelm walking through streets with his dog. The scene describes the crowd and the humid weather as onlookers observe the ex-ruler’s movements amid local interest and speculation.
A fragmented OCR item notes Bevis Divide at Randsburg as a busy place with unclear details. It mentions possible events or happenings and references local figures or entities in a desultory, partial fashion. The text is garbled with missing context and stray letters, hindering full interpretation.
Report notes Sen Hur shaft attains 312 feet depth amid Be Dar Di shiv greapyte survey near Baadshorg. Mentions gasoline gear from Ten Thir property and upcoming tests at Ben Mae Extension, with officials discussing exploration and safety framing.
Mexican forces freed a kidnapped British national after a federal police operation. The incident occurred amid tense security actions near Lovdali and Vera Orie, with local authorities and regional troops involved in the rescue.
Oregon public service commission moves to intervene in Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on the separation of the Southern Pacific from the Central Pacific rail projects. Wastington refernce notes public action taken December 4.
Cinveriomncer to Semughan inspector of State Police Dan Hviway and Sergeant Fred Smith arrived in Tonopal Saturday for tests Sunday morning. Colonel Serag- Nam’s presence noted in the adjudication of a water case on the White River. Inspect Renoue and Sergeant Smith proceed to Las Vegas to settle matters regarding police chase and jail affairs.
Reported sensational gold strike near Nap‘passe, 15 miles from Silver Peak. Indians Bob Bass and Tun Fishermen found a four foot ledge with gold values from 40 to 80 dollars per ton. Camp at 6500 feet with white quartz walls, a spring nearby, and pine cedar in abundance. Prospectors rush to field as more than twenty autos head to Tonopah and Goldfield.
In the will of the late H C Brougher filed in Oakland Superior Court last week the residue of his estate valued at one million dollars goes to his wife. A trust fund of 20000 dollars is set for his adopted daughter Elsie aged three. Other bequests include 2500 dollars to a West End Oakland home 2500 dollars to Oakland Baby Hospital and amounts from 1000 to 5000 dollars to relatives and friends.
Dellinger, in charge of Jumbo Extension, now leads Grandyia work at the new property, planning to install a hoist and sink a new shaft while ore is mined from another. Three shoots stretch 1100 feet with values from 12 to 69 dollars per ton silver and other metals. The region shows persistent primary ore and potential sensational developments may follow as the camp gains attention.
United States Marshal Holohan seeks information on the whereabouts of Roy Wilmot a former federal prohibition agent on trial in federal district court for bribery. He has been missing from his home since Saturday and testimony about an alibi was given by Mrs. Stanley Scott of Freano, detailing involvement of Fred and Wolfer in the conspiracy.
London Dec 4 The House of Lords today passed on third and final reading the Irish Constitution Bill. Only royal assent is now required to make it a law.
Washington December 4 Congress ended a two week winter session by resolution and opened the new final session of the 67th Congress after a ten minute interval The previous special session began November 20 and ended at 1130 oclock local time The report notes the session will proceed under orderly parliamentary procedures and continue through the upcoming schedule
In Los Angeles a court released Mrs Obenchain 15 after hearing murder charges against Arthur Bureh and Madilynne Ohnehwin over Belton Remumis. The judge found insufficient evidence. Burch's attorney filed an insanity complaint. Bureh was ordered to a county hospital ward for psychiatric observation.
Washington Dec 4 The chief of engineers proposes $71 515 410 for rivers harbors and waterways for the year starting July 1 California debris commission and expenses 15000 Yuba river 15000 Sacramento river 500000 plus matching California total Humboldt harbor 827 450 including 719 340 for north jetty Sacramento river 95000 and more details for standing projects and funding plans.
Washington December 4 Attorney General Daugherty told Senator Walsh of Massachusetts in reply to an inquiry that alleged illegal acts attributed to the Ku Klux Klan fall within state policy and power, and the United States has no jurisdiction over such matters.
Washington December 4 The nomination of Merce Butler St. Paul attorney to the associate justice of the supreme court failed of confirmation by the senate in the close of the extra session and his renomination in regular session was made Secretary.
At Lausanne a conference on the straits discussed a plan by Russia to close the Dardanelles to all warships except Turkish ones and to grant Turkey fortification rights. Tehitcheria urged this proposal at the meeting.
The article discusses presidential uncertainty over curtailment and a potential half billion saving plan. It notes expected reductions, debated expenditures, and predictions for 1924 including revenue and expense estimates, while considering reorganizing government establishments to improve security and efficiency. It mentions proposed appropriations, a regular police force, and personnel needs for the Philippines.
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