07 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
1
A San Francisco capital backing forms a new Royston enterprise in the Prospect region. Investors include ledgers from the coast and local mining figures. plans describe a formal incorporation and mining operations with sister firms and Bank directors involved.
A Nevada based banking executive and former pharmacist, Harry W. Hudder, died at about 3 o clock in the afternoon after years of illness. He had served as stock registrar for the Meoopah Banking Corporation and earlier practiced pharmacy in various states before moving to Tonopah and later Nevada. Funeral details are being arranged with relatives notified.
Report from Washington indicates the United States and other powers discussed a replacement Angledape position. A joint conference produced tentative outlines for a new international norm. Officials in London and Washington prepared formal drafts, aiming to align with possible acceptance and potential deescalation of tensions.
Amid long delays, locals report Sunday mail distribution is back. Officials confirm letter sorting resumes at the pantoftha with service returning to full seven-day operations, following prior suspension and correspondence between Ton Spa and Washington.
Amador county Sheriff Locot travels to San Francisco to question Frank Lynch and Hiram B. Baker, arrested in the city in connection with the Argonaut mine robbery at Jackson. Officials later recovered 30 000 dollars worth of the gold amalgam.
Utlon asks that disbarment proceedings begin against San Francisco attorney L G McArthur for allegedly accepting 2000 from clients. The case involves the commissioner of Corporations and related actions.
The Eden Greek project under Petaluma and Healdsburg capitalists plans a 10000 foot crosscut tunnel to reach the Helen vein near Eas Creek, with 15 trucks carrying ore to support a large mill. The work, revived after earlier stoppages, aims to tap an eight mile north south vein rich in silver across the ridge, using power drills under way within weeks.
Royston camp welcomed mining man W A Sanger who bought the Sanger property to Watturson Brothers of Bishop California for 250000 accompanied by Frank Taylor. They spent the day surveying developing properties and discussed mineral prospects with optimism over a rich ore network. This marked Mr Sanger’s first Royston visit, while Mr Taylor had prior trips.
In Los Angeles a patrol car encounter left officers Willi L Brett and Harry Cleater dead after a late night pursuit. A suspect was wounded and another man fled. Brett died instantly while Cleater died later at a hospital.
The report notes former New York Governor Glynn aiding Lloyd George in finalizing the Irish question settlement. Glynn receives praise as a major figure behind the compromise while Lloyd George states the problem has been settled after seven centuries of contention.
London reports King George today lauded a proclamation freeing political prisoners interned in Ireland. The initiative marks a major royal gesture amid ongoing tensions surrounding Irish affairs.
A terse dispatch notes plans for a presidential visit to California with details unclear. Senator Hiraro Johnson is cited as commenting on possible events and scheduling. The report mentions travel to nearby locations and related diplomatic considerations but lacks concrete dates or firm arrangements.
The jury finds John Torkla guilty of violating the Volsroad Act with a drinking parlor incident on Main street. Court evidence shows officers planned to arrest after entering to seize alcohol. Bottles containing 60 percent alcohol were found. sentencing set for next Friday afternoon.
United States District Court granted Falstatt Corporation a temporary injunction preventing destruction of beer produced under a government permit for medical purposes. The order acts as a preliminary ruling on the legality of the anti beer measure.
The Buckeye 18 unit reports receipt of new transformers and related machinery after a month of activity. Leaders announce ongoing plans for further upgrades and facility improvements to support long term development and operations at the site.
Storm in Conception May yesterday caused the schooner Pan arport to sink near St Johns Newfoundland with reports of eleven lives lost and ongoing details awaited from authorities.
Partial readable text mentions names and dates but is heavily garbled. It hints at a historical event or meeting with references to individuals, locations, and a specific date, yet key details are obscured by transcription errors.
A noisy Senate hearing features Mellon reporting to Congress on economic measures. The document outlines financial strategies, budget proposals, and federal budget impacts with emphasis on risk controls and national fiscal policy.
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