15 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
1
A chaotic wartime political report discusses influence within shipping circles and attempts to sway policy. It mentions Debh Momines and Denman of Sen Brancised, with reference to President Wilson and the administration’s handling of foreign policy and resource interference.
Gieorge Ree, a member of the Tanepaly high Polo ear, received a wire from Conemeepan nominating Tonopah graduates for Annapolis. Grayson Smith and Huwarit 'ouster are cited as current or former students connected to military schools. Associated Press report from Geneva notes the National Assembly action.
Senate hearings on financial relief reveal pressure from men seeking immediate cash assistance. Widespread concern prompts debate on wartime economy and social safeguards amid political maneuvering and collective demands.
Washington February reports Henry Morgenthau former ambassador to Turkey has been designated to mediate between Armenian and Turkish factions. Acting Secretary Davis and the State Department are overseeing the arrangement as the president approves the mediation effort.
San Francisco report says Coin and Ferry boat crews threaten a 4 hour river strike if wage increases are not granted by Friday. Workers assert long hours and insufficient pay, urging management to negotiate promptly.
Lasting jury in Durango Colorado finds Jerome Darnell not guilty of murder of a Navajo Indian sheep herder. Darnell admitted shooting the man with a double barreled shotgun months after the intruder entered the Darnell ranch.
Miss Ray McLeod, employed at the Royal Hotel in Kincardine Ontario, walked along a 15 inch ledge fifteen stories high with two pails of water amid a forty mile wind to combat a blaze that had spread from a nearby evaporating plant to the hotel roof.
A large family is responsible for closing the local grade school in Mount Pulaski Illinois as every grade has a member ill with scarlet fever. The outbreak affects the entire family across all grade levels, prompting closure.
Washington official reports a tentative pact to impose censorship on messages passing through relay points. Walter S Rogers, American commissioner, told the Senate committee on Cable Communications that the agreement aims to regulate message content and transmission handling.
A New York case reports Justice Coholan charging a sugar price manipulation scheme tied to Lamborn & Co. The trial involves a shipment valued at thousands and centers on a Baltimore arrival, with proceedings set to unfold as authorities pursue the alleged cartel actions.
Washington December 1. The Capper-Herstan bill exempting co operative marketing associations from Sherman anti trust provisions was passed by the Senate without a record vote. The measure moves to conference to consider Senate amendments. It provides that the Federal Trade Commission rather than the Agriculture Secretary shall pass on complaints against any cooperative association.
The Kin Valley Improvement convention adopted resolutions urging immediate construction of two Ohio River dams Nos 63 and 38 and a nine state fruitature plan to Cairo. A mining pluey faced unanimous selection amid revolutions and unsettled delays in the lower river area.
The article notes Constantine and family arriving for a local tournament in Venice with their children Jinere Marly Lote Greek Gritser and others seen court side. A stirring display from participants and spectators marks the event as a key moment in the limelight for Constantine and associates.
Fragmented OCR text hints at discussions over France retaining German ships. Context unclear, mentions Allied involvement and possible naval asset considerations amid postwar reshaping. Names and specifics are unreadable in the source.
A mistyped, fragmentary notice indicates Arizona mines plan to raise wages shortly. It mentions workers reassessing pay terms and a review of mining operations at a facility, with dates and names obscured in the OCR. The brief item suggests wage changes are imminent for miners.
Fragmented OCR text presents Lloyd George urging open communication. The garbled content includes partial phrases and unrelated characters, making a clear summary difficult. No verifiable events, dates, or organizations emerge beyond the name.
An organization probes deplorable conditions at a state facility as findings implicate governors and a high level committee. Investigative activities target criminal elements and alleged abuse, with attention to the care and safety of residents and staff.
The government filed an amended complaint in Washington DC against Raisin Company under the Sherman Act. District Attorney OConr stated the suit seeks to restrain operations until the court review. the government plans a temporary injunction to bar marketing actions affecting this year’s crop. Independent workers will handle the crop at reduced price as a remedy to the dispute.
Washington Dec 16 The Western Union cable from the Barbadoes will be connected with Cable lines to the United States by way of Cuba in response to the American government. New Comptroller of the company stated that the action aims to improve communications and reliability.
Lord Mayor O Callaghan of Cork appeals to Irish Americans to organize a relief fund and to the American Red Cross to send a contingent to Cork promptly. The Cork dispatch to Central News reports the plea and request for aid.
Chicago Real Estate board threatens 5000 apartment janitors who voted to strike on January 1 for a wage raise. Eviction from living quarters is warned if they strike. Apartments are at a premium in Chicago.
Stock report highlights Tonopah Divide advancing while Midway shows slight gains and others like Lawing and Vipalan exchange notable moves. Traders note muted volume as sellers and buyers clash. overall totals indicate mixed activity with many lines showing modest shifts and several names appearing with cross-listed figures.
A San Wipane local report states that Collector Wardell plans to resign in January. The notice cites council sources and notes potential impacts on ongoing revenue management. A Nieman calendar entry appears amid fragmented text.
Telegraph workers order a nationwide general strike halting operations. The message, attributed to Anenemied Preae, notes immediate action at key locations and widespread work stoppage. Details are fragmented but indicate a coordinated mobilization affecting multiple lines.
A charity ball is planned tonight with a busy program in Worthy ane. The burine committee has arranged tickets and a reception, encouraging community participation. many local figures and friends from the area are noted among attendees and helpers.
Canon Magner priest of Dinmacens County Cork was shot dead by armed men amid rising unrest in the area. The assailants reportedly accosted him on the street and fired, leaving the community shocked as authorities investigate the motive and gather witness statements.
An unclear dispatch from London references an imposed dictatorship and statements by individuals including Anette Hrowes and Honda Gillies. The fragment mentions Pevinsslovakia and government actions, but details and attribution are fragmentary.
An unsure garbled report notes the case of a gangster named Murphy going to trial tomorrow. The item references San Francisco and mentions Edmond Murphy but lacks coherent details or verifiable names.
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