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Newspaper

Tonopah Daily Bonanza

Location

Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1922

Page

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Robbers Disappear With Money In Northern Colorado

On December 22 a robbery in northern Colorado led to a pursuit and an abandoned farm. Five unknown robbers fled with cash after a federal reserve haul was targeted. Police conducted searches through Winters and nearby districts, but the exact fate of the money remains unclear. Local officials have established a perimeter and continue investigating the incident.

Henver Colorado Federal Reserve Ubooley Min Faruy

Return of Arbuckle Provokes Strong City Protests

The return of Arbuckle faced sharp opposition from city residents who protested at the theater and vocally opposed his comeback amid plans to work in pictures.

Return OF Arbuckle 18 Angele Raph Will , Ehief The Sities

Shreveport Man Killed by Mexicans, Report States

A Shreveport resident was killed in a confrontation involving Mexican nationals near Ele Gad between Tate Mint and Zarumixile Stauit Vera. The incident is being investigated by local authorities and the supervisor of Maxie Gui OY cawyiang ws. Further details remain unclear.

Aminco Kail Shrevenport Ta Ie Maxie Gui OY Cawyiang Ws Tate Zarumixile

Three Men Hurt in Large Explosion At Trailer Site

A blast at a trailer site injured three men during handling of a likely chemical or explosive device. One man, 22, sustained severe injuries and was transported to a regional hospital for emergency care. The incident occurred near the Heninins Weverniment area, with responders and investigators on site.

Aaktinez Deve Aoe Perhape Henenins Weverniment Wrsimtl Uhre Viens Abesenal Hospital

Bandits Rob Cop Of Big Sum Of Money

Five bandits robbed a police officer of a large sum of money in Solumtia. The crime led to a state prison murder conviction for a felon. The incident involved a TV case at the Stix Baer store and a dry goods company, with details tying to a central city hold up.

Solumtia Frank ST. Louis al Jeffords Polio Munett EC Tla Hudlingan Baer Mayora C Puller Dry

Counterfeiters Attys Test Case Sparked by Detectives

In San Francisco on December 24 a landmark counterfeit case moved forward as federal agents described a log, an engraver Gilom Meinney, and a wagon with forged currency. Arrests followed after a whisky possession charge linked to the test case arranged by an attorney, Markeroe Lenser, in a bid to prove the covert operation.

Nsnbury Park Navy Cos Gilom Meinney New San Francisco Wright Pias Asovihlewiat Lanblower San Pranvis Vin Attorney Markeroe Lenser Prismiabliy Taghoats Corpiie Wright of

Midway Scene Reports Great Strike of High Grade Ore

A report by Supt W 4 Winiglane at Midway Mania notes a notable strike of high grade ore near the Mettinn at foot wintery thie V2 Jewel. The ore was shipped. experts say the discovery could trigger further developments in the Tonmpalis region with potential exploratory work proposed by George LL Garry, woologist, and other officials.

Teneiborg George LL Garry

Advertising campaign drains oyster sellers shelves

In Wondon England a local oyster trade faces a bold national advertising drive that emptied stocks within days. The scheme by Colebortor oyster mongers sparked public demand as vendors rushed to restock, fearing a clamoring shortage.

Wondon Det England Colebortor

Soviet Auto Factory Opens in Riga With First Car

Dec 22 Riga reports the Soviet government bay entered the motor ray manufacturing basin van and unveiled its first car, the RFwY rdlor, a 40 horsepower vehicle of around 2520 pounds. It can reach 70 miles per hour and seats seven passengers. The factory's operation is controlled by officials who have not left the United States.

Riga W Taatt United States

Weather and politics mix in Philippines independence push

Washington officials report a Catholic led drive to back Philippine independence. The National Catholic Welfare Conference supports moves toward independence, urging lawmakers to back the plan and influence foreign policy and trade.

Bill 10 stop dividends of all railroads

Washington December bill 10 would bars railroads from declaring dividends until the Interstate Commerce Commission certifies adequacy of earnings. The measure, by Senator Sirim Johnson, requires public hearings and permits for dividend declarations.

Washington Sirim Johnnnon Commission

Big Pine Maps Tonight's Hoops Clash

The Big Pine basketball team faces a home game tonight against the visiting lineup led by Harold Kispert and Kispert. The visiting squad includes Useur MieMurry Alan fall Ton twist Albert Crocker and Francis Iines, with Robert Kugan listed as the captain. The local team boasts an undefeated streak and recent banquet coverage highlights their upcoming match at the high school gym.

Tunspal Vallad Volwhall Towers Haniel Vyaitags Harold Kispeet Useur MieMurry Alan Fall Ton Twist Albert Crocker Francis Iines Roy Stitthindi Kispert Robert Kugan Te Kaspert Ral Mangan Big Mine

Rios Charged as Accessory in Murder Case

Santiago Rios, a key witness, is charged as an accessory in the murder of Wallace Williams. George Dillon faces trial for second degree murder, with Dillon and Rios reportedly involved in the crime and burial. The district court will determine bonds and witness requirements as the case proceeds.

Rios Santiago Rios George Dillon Wallace Williams Dawn Frank Don Dillon George and Dillons Rips George Dillen Williams

Bodies of mob victims found on Lake Las Fourghe shore

Shreveport La Duc 22. Two men identified as Watt Daniels and Thomas P F Richards, missing from the Morehouse mob, were recovered near the Rastland ferry on Lake Fourche after a dynamite blast by unidentified assailants. The victims were bound with wire and surfaced following the blast.

Shrevesport Duc Watt Daniels Thomas PF. Richards Morehouse Rastland Ferry Lake Las Fourghe Morelwuse Richland — Parshes Shrevesport Journal

Development at Reorgan wed Belcher Divide mine progresses

Development at the Reorgan wed Belcher Divide property advances with operations at the 600 Level and crosscutting to tap the vein just below a historically productive point. Manager Scott Jauise says drilling targets aim to prove a commercial ore body and plans to hire additional workers soon.

Belcher Divide Hay Scott Jauise

Trial of Dry Agents to Be Heard Soon

Preliminary hearing set for Pro. Wibitio Agents Brown Nash and Scott on arson charges in the Hoel property destruction linked to a liquor raid. United States Attorney Springmeyer announces the hearing for December 26. Defenders plan to counter charge, asserting the property loss related to liquor production. Schawkel and Blees detained and to appear in federal court for prohibition violation.

Brown Nash Scott Henry Schnabel Fritz Elges Neat Ming Mitin Bisck United Statin Springmeyer Schawkel Blees Ander Turin

Hussolini Gan Talk Several Languages

Fragmented OCR notes describe Mussolini as youthful, ambitious, fluent in French German and English. It mentions his time at Milne University, editing DUMMDeL in Trente, ownership by a political figure, and wartime injuries. The text is garbled but implies multilingual study and rhetoric development.

Italien Milne Dummdel Trente

Speaker of House Low Auto Number In Manila

Manila Dec 22 Sanate Treatment Manual 1 Juazon license number today ta of the governor general being No 4 as formerly. Heretofore the Ileenar number if the automobile of the speaker of the house of representa tym has beo No 2 but the elali Waa made that the provident of the normite shuld outrank the speaker. At official afelal functions the speaker of the house area has been given presidencr over the president of the windy. The question of pre redone became the couse of such iscuasion but it ww finally decided that the following order should pre vail Governor generel view govern or president of the senate and the speaker of the hous

Manila House of Generel Senate

Immigration scheme expanded by Hughes in Australia

Prime Minister Hughes announces a broad plan to shift 36 099 000 pounds to immigration. Agreement with Drillah premiers aims to absorb initial costs by the British empire commonwealth and state authorities. West Australia to take 6000 settlers with six million pounds loan. 75 000 new settlers to be brought in five years. Victoria also agrees, with negotiations open to other states.

Bydney N.S. W Hughes Drillah Gottliow Commonwealth West Australia

Dillen Denies Salvation Army Refusal Help

Lena Dillen and Captain Kahiy deny reports she was refused aid by the Salvation Army. Dillen says she never asked for assistance and was told nothing about a rescue or removal. The conflicting statements imply a miscommunication or mistaken report about aid offered or denied.

Mra Lena Dillen Salvation Army Mex Dillen UA Kahiy Mee Aly Raby Ant

Herrin Murder Case Moves Ahead In Court

Dor Alarion, 22, a detainee in the Herrin murder case, and five men facing murder charges, faced defense objections today as counsel sought to suppress state evidence. The court denied the motion, and trial proceeds toward a verdict of not guilty or guilt in connection with the Herrin killing.

Alarion Dor Herma

Two Christmas Pardons Likely For Federal Prisoners

Washington Dec 22 Two federal prisoners are expected to receive Christmas pardons from President Harding after signed notices. Announcement on recipients is expected before Christmas Day. The president may extend clemency to wartime law violators, though none anticipated to receive pardons. Premier Poincare urges ratification of Washington naval treaty. Charles W. Morse permitted to leave country for Rome to consult the pope’s physician.

Washington Prsident Harding Poincare Paris Pofne Chamber of Deputies Charles W. Morse Charlen W Morse New York Colunybia

Feud Violence Suspected in West Virginia Flight Deaths

In a South Bend area feud, ten men are believed responsible for a deadly riot and arson that left two dead and ten severely wounded. Authorities, including West Virginia state police deputy sheriffs, hunt the suspects for murder charges as the investigation unfolds amid a clashing regional feud that spread to Quebec and Notre Dame facilities.

Notre Dame Stemnenville

Tonopah M Co Records Production At Tonopah Mines

The Tonopah Minis company reports a record week of underground development and ore production. Key shafts including Mixpali Stilruss Silver Top produced ore totaling hundreds of tons and feet advanced. Weekly progress across drift and stoping along multiple veins contributed to a total tonnage of mill ore and a combined development of 2165 feet for the period.

Kobe Gour Twins Erty Develyommit St Fort

German Chancellor Denies American Commission Pact

A scrambled dispatch indicates Germany’s Chancellor Cuno or officials did not consent to appoint an American commission to investigate Germany's economic condition. The fragment references an official stance on the commission proposal and governance.

Berlin Cuno Germany

Family Stranded in Warm Springs District

A distressed household remains stranded in the Warm Springs district amid unclear peril. Contours of the incident imply a possible flood or washout affecting roads and access, with local authorities coordinating a response and rescue efforts underway.

Warm Springs

Old Sol Completes His Annual Vacation

A garbled column seems to describe a figure named Old Sol finishing a yearly break, with unclear details about places, dates, or actions. The readable fragments reference travel or rest and a concluding note about a writer in the Herald.

Old Sol

Masonic Children Christmas Party Reported in Affidavits

A fragmentary note describes a Masonic Children Christmas Party with references to attendees and gifts. The legible lines mention Mawin's Citar and various names, along with a general festive plan and hoped for happiness for the children.

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Denver Putin Or.Wright California RUSS Philippines Washington, D. C National Catholic Welfare Coun Catholication of Dyer Maxim Charles McMao Tureau BIG Pine HOUSE Herrin Derft Wilsons Harding McKellar Lowte Quebec Wiliboh Tonopah M. CO Tonopah Minis Company Navenatier Milavn American Commission Toupiel Stravietel Lettey Weil Tiopal Asporatian Tasem Mawin Butler Theater Weetenn Dorothy Dalton Laast En Yukon Miss Dalton
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