06 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
1
Report describes a planned general strike by industrial workers at all Pacific coast ports starting New Year’s Day. The notice highlights port shutdowns, arrests, and police actions as authorities prepare orders to enforce stoppages and maintain order across major harbor cities.
Ferge storms sweep the Pacific coast from northern Washington to San Francisco. Gale warnings report winds near 40 miles per hour at Cape Flattery and offshore swells surge, with coastal mountains and Sierras seeing frigid conditions and rising snow levels. The situation widens today as the storm intensifies across the region.
A revolutionary court martial in London orders former Greek commissioner in Asia Minor Hot Stery Tadis to face trial in Athens. If he does not respond to the summons he will be tried in absentia. Charged with responsibility for hostilities in the region, the case proceeds with charges laid against him.
The news committee planned a probe into the Ku Klux Klan Acts and its finances. Aimed at Representative Bywh of New York, the resolution urged examination of the organization’s financial condition and propaganda. The document described the group as bigoted and violent and sought broader measures to curb its influence.
A note from Wier 1 and the Bonanza team asks family members to forgive lateness as the operator is indisposed and they hope to appear on time tomorrow.
A weather report from San Francisco notes high humidity and wet bulb readings while mentioning Mrs Phillips facing extradition due to lack of sufficient evidence. The item references an official meteorological bureau and city observers, with sporadic details about temperatures and conditions.
Tanapal tale No 10 announces an Elks charity dance set for Thursday December 14. The event will feature music and a Christmas program with gifts for the Cradle of Hope and other local charities, with proceeds supporting hospital and community aid initiatives.
Local entertainment note for Tonopah features the Tonopah Shainers performing tonight at the Knights of Eataiias with wit and music. The event includes a private audience and welcomes Jolene Forwatel and other attendees, promising lively entertainment and several passes for entry.
Authorities press forward an intensive search for a missing woman linked to recent highway incidents. A heavy investigative operation spans multiple hours as officers gather evidence and interview witnesses.
Washington reports substantial quantities of alcohol remain in bonded warehouses after the June 30 deadline. Taxable whiskey, rum, and other spirits are controlled by the Internal Revenue Service as authorities notify the release constraints and storage status across distilleries and bonded houses.
A crowded roster of visitors arrives in Tonopah including Reed of Jarbiduws and Roberts of Jarbidbe with ties to Migpah and Sotoral Resources. DYE, president, meets with his wife as FRED BOYBERG of Wholesale Grocery Los Angeles joins Tonopah business circles. Other notable figures include PLYDE WELLER, ASHTON, BRADSHAW, and TAYLOR amid a wave of travel from Philadelphia Reno and San Francisco. Local mining talks note a new gold strike 14 miles south of Silver Peak with near surface ore.
In a discussion led by Haynes, he notes recent restraint on Prohibition enforcement spending. He cites a requested $1,000,000 for the department for the next fiscal year, arguing a similar reduction is possible and that jail terms and fines are tightening nationwide. He also mentions staffing reductions and a public push to curb enforcement costs.
Tonopah Belmont Development company again led in bullion value for November with a shipment Wednesday totaling 45 bars valued at 17 000. Tonopah Extension held a close November showing, worth 192 000 versus 192 000 for Belmont, signaling a tight race in production between the two firms.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Entente strategy and Dardanelles but readable details are limited. The passage names likely historical terms and places but lacks clear events, dates, or persons to form a full summary. No verifiable individuals or organizations are conclusively identified in the accessible text.
Fragmentary text describes crashes and assorted names and terms with many garbled words. It mentions a race, possible treaties, and various individuals and places but lacks coherent context or verifiable details.
An entity identified as Liberty acquires troubled property along the Carson River near Ay Goldreld. The article references various names, locations, and procedural details, noting prior appeals and official actions related to the deal and the affected parties.
The interior department plans to develop the nation’s mineral resources under national policy. Secretary Fall announced the annual report on education of Indians, noting increased attendance at Indian schools by about 300 over the previous year, marking a boost in regional prosperity.
A fragmentary report from a regional paper notes an unfolding basketball season with teams and players such as Vale marti and Timmy, mentioning venues at Virginia City and a publication at Web. The text is garbled but signals ongoing games and local sports interest.
Bankers Lease shows a solid performance as manager W. Dye and staff present the operation’s progress. readable text appears garbled but hints at ongoing activity and evaluation of the facility or venture.
Fragmented OCR text references Ireland under 17 Commonwealth, with garbled names and institutions. It mentions Veep, Me ict Veep aoseinsit, and various unreadable phrases, while noting Beads were pd and Diet ie ete rege ep ASA Or te. Overall, the readable items hint at a Commonwealth context but lack clear facts or events.
Fragmentary text indicates discussion of a Madden amendment to a bill, with unclear context and no clear outcome or supporting details available in readable segments.
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