21 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
1
In Mauker Wisconsin on December 15 a reading aid event addresses literacy and the role of banks in supporting access to books. The program features discussions on national and international affairs and references to notable figures and publications.
Washington December 21 The No judiciary committee cleared Nixon as to impeachments for Daugherty and will probably amend after hearings. The report notes the committee action and anticipated next steps in the impeachment inquiry.
Weather notes show temperatures and humidity while a mine worker named Jackson suffered severe burns to face hands and arms. The report records a fatal condition or severe injury with rapid decline as of December 11.
Fragmented OCR reads show mentions of aviator groups and names tied to Sacramento amid garbled lines and stray words. The text references escapes and trials with scattered names and places, but the core facts are unclear in this damaged fragment.
Women's club members voice objections to a court ruling involving Arbuckle. Disputed actions and potential community impact are debated as the group seeks clarification and remedies. Local officials and club presidents weigh in on the decision’s consequences.
A historical fragment notes a fatal shooting by bow and arrow near a distant terrain. Mentions places and names in garbled form, leaving the core event as a likely hunting or conflict incident with unclear attribution. Further readable details are sparse and uncertain.
The conference program proposes a plan to establish a naire stisly FiuMnH and discusses attitudes toward world powers. It cites a pending amendment and urges approval for a ce permitas tact appraprialinn, with references to Yor tmatinntty and related agents.
A string of arrests in Los Angels on drug use charges led to court appearances. Police report multiple individuals detained on narcotics violations following citywide incidents. Authorities indicate ongoing investigations and potential additional prosecutions stemming from the cases.
A distorted report notes an international protest against privateers and wartime acts. The text mentions an appeal to President Harding and references atrocities, prisoners, and wartime violence, though details are garbled. The message implies calls to stop executions and condemn actions in a broader conflict.
An unusual dispatch describes Clamondfield under monitoring by operators amid a chaotic report. The piece names Boston and Gay Millard among others, detailing the strange events and a tense scene with fractured, unclear testimony.
A chaotic, garbled report describes a surge in illegal bottle sales as Prohibition tightens. It notes hidden stashes, clandestine vendors, and widespread demand for flasks and spirits, with references to Christmas and silver items used in smuggling.
London report says Rin Hoare announced intention to fit out the famous Arittutia for racing next year, signaling a competitive program for the royal yacht.
Tony Corak, friend of the late Fotn Siksiel, died at The Mine Operators Hospital in Mindays. A brother reports he is leaving Tock Spriras Wyoming to hold the body. funeral arrangements are deferred for the present.
Local weather records show December 18 to 26 were cloudy this year, a marked change from last year when Christmas Day brought two and a half inches of snow and 1.08 inches of precipitation. The writer notes a possible shift toward a "green" Christmas.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe War ness Company as defendant in a United States action. Mentions Washington, West Virginia, and a government inquiry. References former army surplus disposal and a testifying figure before a committee, with unclear actions or outcomes.
A White Caps shipment valued at eleven thousand dollars is described with a recovered gold brick worth six thousand. The items were deposited with a Tonopah bank and tied to earlier cleanup operations during the first fifteen days of December.
Local notices list many residents planning holiday travel and family visits. Thomas A Lindsay heads to Reno then Los Angeles. Frank Cavanaughg prepares for Los Angeles. William Forman to Yuma. Henry Rose to Tonopah. Louis D Gordon sails to San Antonio for Bondage with family. Marion Luce returns from Los Angeles. Alf Vollmer oversees Mary Tilt work. Gibson Berry departs for Round Mountain via San Francisco. Ira Murdock attends Nevada Livestock meeting in Reno then Goldfield. Arthur Raycraft to Carson for Christmas with relatives.
Nevada Northern railway issues interstate ore freight rates effective January 20, with prices from 15 to 300 dollars per ton to Utah smelters. The plan follows a ten percent rate cut ordered by the Nevada public service commission six months ago. Rates show notable reductions from previous figures and will be published in full in later papers.
Goldfield reports the Deep Mines shaft third shift began Tuesday morning to rush work. The 1125 to 1200 foot level discovery yields low grade ore assays of $6 to $8 per ton. The sinking aims to reach lower levels beyond 2500 feet to explore large bodies of low grade milling ore for steady returns to stockholders.
The Young Married People's society issues a challenge to play indoor baseball for marbles with listed players including Bud Morris and Bill Brown. Lois McLeod arrives from Los Angeles to visit during the holiday season. An American memorandum to the Near East Conference argues against a Turkish Straits commission, urging reliance on treaty rights for freedom of the straits.
Federal agents announced an alleged conspiracy to steal thousands of jars of government property from the navy yard at Bremerton. The federal grand jury returned indictments charging Clifford G. McCed, a navy yard employee, and Gerald Lee Clark, a Bremerton merchant, with stealing equipment from the government warehouse.
In Lausanne on April 21 a confrontation between Greece's Venizelos and Turkey delegate Riza Nur Bey abruptly ends a session of the Near East Commission. The clash centered on immigration liberty with Venizelos accusing Ankara of deporting Greeks from Anatolia and Nur challenging Venizelos over responsibility for the Turkish fire and war.
The Tonopah Extension Mining Company reports increasing shipments and production in December and November. Output data show higher tonnages sent from the Tonopah district, with figures indicating gradual expansion of ore moved and mine activity.
Ny county Treasurer Larry B. Glasy releases midyear figures with details for 1920 1921 and 1922 tax rolls. Personal property taxes 2403.85 stock inspection tax 1040.55 justice court fines Toth collected June 20 December 20 total 20 406 and a proportionate share of other revenues conveys funds to the state.
Staten Island children saved Santa Claus from a Johnson City incident as police detained suspects in Thompkinsville court. A City Marshal discharged Ken Kringle with a warning to provide humane treatment and a permit. Kiddies hurried home after the brief disruption.
In Washington on December 21 Rev aventative Upahaw of Georgia urged federal and state officials to refrain from promoting a “barbarous” liquor culture while denying privilege to the poor. He called on leaders to avoid endorsing policies that degrade others through alcohol.
Dec scene reports a German delegation of citizens and officials will travel to address wartime issues. The cribbed wording mentions American aims, a commission, and expected meetings to assess conditions and responsibilities amid evolving postwar concerns.
A police investigation hinges on fingerprints from a high profile theft. Officials say latent prints may identify suspects and close the case. The incident involved a notable crime scene and extensive evidence collection. Public safety officials stress careful handling of forensic materials at the Charles T. Division.
The Local Lodge of Elks elected Kay Woies as Exalted Ruler at the meeting. Members report strong support for Kay Woies and indicate the new leadership will guide lodge activities and community service.
A garbled report describes a Royal Shoe sale proclaimed by a Galiray proprietor of the duyal Shiv Mar. The piece notes injuries from water and a failed sale, with references to a fortier and a public interest context, but many phrases are unreadable.
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