14 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
1
A garbled 1930s report references impeachment talk involving the Attorney General and operatives. It mentions hearings before a committee, charges and testimony from various representatives, with no clear conclusions or details due to the damaged text.
A garbled 14 Dec dispatch reports Turkey's willingness to back League of Nations peace efforts and accept proposed curbs on Christian minorities, with officials announcing a general attitude toward the West Asia conference.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Moscow and experiments related to currents. It references people and places in a jumbled, unclear format, making specifics difficult to determine. The readable items focus on Russia and Moscow with scattered names and phrases.
Fragmentary OCR reports the investiture of new cardinals by Pope Pius. The text mentions the red hat ceremony amid garbled wording, with references to the pope, cardinals, and ceremonial actions. Names and precise details are unreadable in the fragment.
The piece outlines President Harding's stance on naval limitation within the broader wartime arms talks. It discusses expanding the treaty scope to include smaller vessels and aviation ships, funding considerations, and the goal of keeping U.S. Navy parity with other powers while avoiding excessive restrictions.
Washington December 14 The president praised efforts by farmers and the cooperative marketing movement. He said new agreements promise greater help and permanent improvement in municipal conditions through the organization of farmers to market their products.
Fragmented OCR text references a trade event in China with mentions of expansion and various place names. The readable items point to a showcase or exhibition context with international links and potential profiles of participants. The exact entities and dates remain unclear due to garbled input.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention peace in Ireland with uncertain wording and names. A few readable fragments reference individuals and institutions, but details remain obscured and no coherent event or outcome is established.
A wreck in Texas claims seventeen lives amid a chaotic scene. Witnesses and officials report a catastrophic collision with multiple fatalities, and responders work to secure the site and identify victims.
Fragmented report details a court scene with witness Marie Brome and Murry Mister, name garbled through OCR. Defense attorney AW Keown questions the witness as she repeats her account relating to a case involving Willits Parks Tron and other unclear parties.
The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee unanimously recommended confirmation of Butler to the U S Supreme Court seat amid closed door discussions and a final consensus favoring his appointment.
Tidngton DC reports a proposed relief measure would allocate about 1 million dollars for Astoria sufferers. The plan, introduced by Representative Hawley of Urin, aims to fund recovery efforts and aid affected residents.
The Dillin trial drew Tonopah crowds as Attorney Murphy predicted a defense acquittal. Testimony outlined Dillon family ties, the Globe rooming house incident, and alleged gunpoint threats. Court adjourned with 15 witnesses for the state and six for the defense to be called next week.
Kawamura, newly appointed president of South Manchurian Railway, says policy extension and improvement adopted. Finis for the work now available. loan repayments renewed as 10 million yen loan falls due in December. He asserts no further capital will be required this year once the new loan is floated.
The geological survey reports last year’s work on government lands includes 6 5 million acres of mineral lands and 2 7 million acres of phosphates suitable for fertilizer. It produced topographic maps covering 12 544 square miles with 11 000 river measurements and identified 342 1 acres for reclamation use.
London December 14 Premier Bonar Law told the House of Commons that Germany is very near a complete collapse and that this is the only information he can give on the reparations subject.
San Francisco dispatch reports unsettled weather with forecasts predicting storms along coast sections. Santa Barbara nearly ordered a storm, receiving 3.16 inches of rain in 24 hours to 7 am, while Mount Wilson recorded 3.66 inches. Summit snow measured 96 inches in Placer County.
Reports say eight planes scouted the Santa Rita mountain region north of Tuuson in a search for Colonel Marstrath and Lieutenant Webber whose plans were thought to be seen there. mission abandoned.
A vivid report describes rising concerns among weather pro arplane handlers and Scotland Yard operatives over ongoing disruptions. The piece notes heightened security and cautious operations amid threats and a broader attack on the home secretary, signaling significant risk to authorities.
A chaotic report describes Russian grand dukes gathering in Copenhagen for a Christmas meeting. The text mentions Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna in Denmark and various court figures, with unclear details about how the event unfolds and attendees.
The final ruling from New Jersey reshapes Standard Oil’s holdings and confirms it cannot be part of any price fixing scheme. President Tale asserts Standard Oil of New Jersey operates under competitive conditions and rejects any agreement to control selling prices.
Governors from many states gather at the opening session in West Virginia for the 7th annual conference. West Virginia Governor Sproul presides. Governor Morgan welcomes delegates amid discussions on farm legislation and industrial problems.
A government notice indicates extensive testing of numerous wells under scrutiny. Details on locations and authorities are unclear in the fragmentary text. The item references Pan American and transit topics with uncertain attribution.
Fresno reports a rancher named Alpaugh was found guilty of second degree murder in a fatal stabbing. The victim, Graham Mort, was killed during a dispute that ended in the rancher’s three year jail term as punishment for theft.
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