10 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1921
Page
1
Reports from Tonupar Mining detail increased bullion shipments and rising ore output. The Silver Top shaft and related courts show 199 foot level development and multiple declines driving early ore production.
Article reports ongoing development at the Tonopah Extension with multiple vein and shaft workings. Notable progress includes 290 feet of development in poor weather, advances in Shaft Two, McKane Shaft, and Crosscuts, plus widening and stoping efforts across several levels and extensions.
A fragmented weather notice notes temperatures and humidity with unclear values and dates. It mentions the observer and the United States weather bureau context but lacks complete data, making specifics about highs or lows uncertain.
A Royston area note describes Rogar Ge Wer and associates pursuing a mining claim. It reports surface ore discovery two feet wide on the 400 line, estimated average value $100 per ton. A recent 50 ton shipment yielded about $30 per ton in milling.
Regular shipments are maintained as the property of the Tono pah North Star Tannel and development company. Progress on element work is steady with the TOM level advanced 18 feet in the Mispah Trachyte and toping in progress on the 00 intermediate level on the footwall vein. The same from the 950 level to connect with above steps was advanced 14 feet. Prospecting continued on two sites.
Muddled report notes Marines and police killed in a street clash amid hostile activity in Managua. Two vehicles were involved and multiple parties connected to the U5 group are described. The account mentions Americans and a party of five, with one additional casualty and an ongoing chase.
The article outlines a foreign debt arrangement set to continue until June 15 1947. It mentions annual interest at six percent and a commission of five percent as part of the terms, with discussions involving treasury officials and limit on additional approvals.
Stillman’s agents face bribery charges in a New York case. Jurors heard testimony about alleged attempts to sway witnesses and influence the court. Quebec defendants Albert Fontaine and others are named in the proceedings.
The regular meeting of Argen ta Temple No 12 Pythian Sisters elected officers for the coming term. Florente Swunby PC Mabel King M 1 Woraie Barber ES Allod Clark Bo 4 Pooling McGuire My Aylya etey M of By Cz Cannie W heelin Motte May Mayfield 1 1h. May Wright Gof Ty Allee Kusten Ethel McGuire ta ngftffer
Regular ore shipments from the Gold Zone Divide Mitt ing property are weekly, per Captain H R Bradley. Another 50 ton car was sent to the McNamara mill last week with values near the usual night average. Management notes no change in tonnage or transformer readings as the highage and intermediate levels are advanced with stable conditions. One car of ore shipped to the McNamara mill has not yet returned returns.
A sensational report from Little Rock details the escape of Tom Slivehter, known as Tomas Vunilt, who fled from authorities in a high profile manhunt. The wilderness chase spanned multiple counties as officers traced the suspect toward Howard and nearby towns, with officials urging vigilance and cooperation from residents.
Preliminary reports from Toorewning Sie Holdings describe Merger Well reaching 1060 feet in the Fig Leak Sanger area. Officials project costs near 9500 dollars for additional equipment and precautions to safeguard future production as the well nears the end of the current shale cap.
Sacramento Dec 10 Governor Stephens announced plans to request a federal requisition to extradite Mont Berg former president of Loyalton and Graitill banks charged with embezzlement in Texas The action aims to bring Berg back to California to face charges as authorities pursue him across state lines.
Chicago attorney Erbstein said he has withdrawn from the defense of Mrs Madelyn Othin now under indictment in Los Angeles for the murder of J Belton Kennedy. The action marks a change in the Obenchain case as details are clarified.
Washington December 10 Government aid to wheat returns as farmers press Congress for a revival of the United States Grain Corporation with a government guarantee of about 2.50 a bushel for wheat. The move was announced by the Farm Bureau in today’s briefing.
A Towa priest received a prison term after a court found him guilty of assault. The case involved accusations of violence against a victim identified in court records as a local resident. Prosecutors argued the incident occurred in Akron during the spring of the year, with sentencing following a jury verdict.
Chicago officials and state authorities press to settle the strike crippling industry. Workers report resumed protests as leaders push for rapid talks and broader walkouts by allied unions. Mayor vows action while plant managers say operations are nearly normal amid continued unrest.
A new pastor takes charge at St. Mark's Church with Rev. TompWl and family assuming duties. The arrival strengthens religious leadership in the area, with anticipated guidance and service to Hood River and nearby communities.
Tonopah hosts Yerington in the first girls basketball game of the season at 8 20 p m. Fern Dillon Viola Ros Mauda Sonne Mabel Martin Beatrice Thratikkill Gertrude Caddintong Elizabeth Littell Rose Patterson Lucille Dickerson Mise Swanson coach lead the Yerington squad. Tonopah lineup includes Ruth Foster Moe Meaglin Margaret Kennedy Bernice Nay Loli Asking Dorothy Conway Hilda Ecklund Ruth Dandson Bonnie Crow Vivian True catt. Crowd expected to cheer the home team.
A late era report suggests broad support for the Quadruple Entente among major powers, with discussions centered on Asia and global balance. Key leaders and governments weigh commitments, alliances, and potential responses to growing tensions.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe West End property pushing ore tonnage higher with machinery placements at Argentite and related mining development. References to workers, investment, and planned improvements appear, though many names and specifics are garbled.
In Washington, critics attacked Secretary of War Weeks for his actions, arguing the conduct amounted to an assault on Congress and the President, with charges echoed in New York during the Thursday session. The exchange centered on policy and governance within the wartime administration.
Fragmented OCR text shows Butler Theatre program with garbled lines and misread names. It mentions plans or cues labeled as coincidences and references to performers Jane Winker and Bulwer Warren in unclear context. The passage is unreadable and contains numerous typos and scrambled phrases without coherent events or outcomes.
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