24 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
1
Washington officials would not say today whether President Wilson would grant a Christmas pardon. They reiterated his stance against freeing Eugene Debs, who is serving a ten year sentence in the federal penitentiary at Atlanta for violation of the espionage law.
A scrambled report outlines a U S investigation into how Great Britain handled cable warnings and embassy communications. It notes State Department criticism of the embassy’s response and mentions efforts to obtain written statements for Senate inquiries and a Kellogg committee investigation.
A group arrives by train from Triste and is escorted to a hotel by a soldier bearing a light. At the railway station there are no porters or cabs and no electric light. They weigh down their belongings and proceed to a hotel. The travelers discover the city is dark.
Surlex Davie and Samuel Shad, county farmers, were found slain and brought to Colot for an inquest. Though living ten miles apart, the killings occurred almost simultaneously, with Coroner Owear to preside over the mysterious death inquiry.
Louis Nouemeenter, 78, a veteran Dutch actor, received a royal decoration from the Queen of Holland. The honor marked his sixtieth anniversary as a cinema actor at the Merram Grit event, with celebrations in Amsterdam.
A meeting of American preparation and banking committees discussed extending credit to European governments. Officials from the American firm and agency for credit outlined proposals to forward funds to key European nations and ensure timely payoff for wartime needs.
ARDMORE Oklahoma December 24 Clara Smith pleads not guilty to murder in the death of Jsky Hannon. The case unfolds as prosecutors seek a conviction while defense argues for fair proceedings amid intense public interest.
The document states that on January 2, 2021 all stock of Gold Zone Division Mining Company will transfer to Gold Zone Divide Mining Co at 26 Need Street, New York City. The principal office will be kept there for information on ownership and development.
In Baltimore Maryland on December 4 Judge Daly ruled the whiskey had value but the jury must fix its value as of between September 21 and 28, 1919. The case involved a $1000 insurance claim connected to a theft at a Chicago Reading and Insurance company.
In San Francisco California Judge Ward heard arguments for a new trial for Mondy Murphy, convicted of assault on Jesse Montgomery. The sentence was postponed to Tuesday to allow more briefings. Edward Kruvenky, recently cited on the same charge, may be called. he was updated yesterday.
Admiral Snowton announces the appointment of representative Fem jniean queens noon wit Me Ape waunted. President Wilkes to draft amendments to the commission to revive the same 6 percent rate and to draft new who tion.
San Francisco forecast from the weather bureau calls for clear, sparkling weather with snap in northern California and storm conditions for southern California and the northwest for Christmas. Rain is expected late today or tonight over a storm area extending from the Tehauchap mountains to British Columbia.
Buenos Aires announces Secretary Colby will be officially received as a guest of the Argentine government. Argentina plans to dispatch a warship to Montevideo to bring Colby to Buenos Aires for the ceremony.
In Wilbaq Spain an American dealer announced sending 36 000 pairs of shoes to Bilbao to compete with local goods. The plan aimed to price them at half the local rate causing prices to drop and triggering newspaper ads urging buyers to follow the lead.
The article reports a rising flow of Maltese migrants to the United States driven by unemployment. In the quarter ending September 20, 4546, about 4546 people emigrated, with roughly half heading to the United States. Most are described as skilled workers seeking opportunity.
In a court proceeding, an Atlantic arrest on charges of felonies and burglary led to the remand of a man and woman for trial in superior court. The apparent theft case involves contested evidence and subsequent transfer to higher jurisdiction.
Washington reports say President may veto a joint resolution reviving the War Finance Corporation. The White House and Secretary Houston discuss examination with opposition from Hinston and other officials. The move prompts serious cabinet discussion and potential revision before action.
A 20 year old man is arraigned in Brooklyn court for shooting a 16 year old during a poker game. Witnesses describe a heated hand with a large pot when a threat about five aces led to the fatal discharge.
London dispatch reports Cork relief committee announcing a ship from New York bearing goods for fire victims and disorder sufferers. American sympathizers are also sending substantial monetary contributions.
A college program in a dormhouse shows eight weeks of residence with housework duties and meals priced at about 438 cents per day for eight weeks. Women perform duties while men pay higher board in town, prompting questions about marriage trends of the period.
A November district report says prohibition enforcement charged many moonshiners across Kentucky Tennessee North Carolina South Carolina Virginia within a 728 gallon operation in Louisville and surrounding areas. The piece notes government action and penalties issued under prohibition laws.
A Stockman named Caugut Jas Nizeard, George Diveman, was found frozen to death Wednesday while trying to burrow through a massive snowdrift to reach the rave t near his home. The body was upright with only the head exposed when discovered at the entrance to the ravet.
In Livermore a car crash injuring Mrs Alta Pronty drew statements from witnesses. A driver claimed he did not see the vehicle and alleged the fault lay with another motorist ahead. The case centers on responsibility and fault in the collision.
Senator Chamberlin undergoes a medical operation in Oregon as physicians report progress and anticipate a second procedure within days. The briefing notes indicate the surgery was completed successfully with a planned follow up.
Plan by members of the Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific railroads to buy stock in the company is being advanced. President Carl Gray endorses the measure as a means to strengthen the carrier amid ongoing financial questions.
A rescue and salvage effort is reported at Wrangell Narrows as a tanker named Atlas, ashore near Snow Puans, is planned to be floated. Workers and vessels responded with gear and flames observed as the operation continued after weather and sea conditions delayed progress.
Fragmented OCR notes describe agricultural concerns in the plains about cattle losses and cold seasons. It mentions departments and management ideas without clear events or dates. The text references cattle herds across plains and protective measures during winter.
Fragmented wartime dispatch notes Baker and Daniels urging troops in Washington DC. Officials warn costs and wages will rise with ongoing military strain as Christmas approaches and leadership contends with extended service.
London reports starvation may end the war like state between the regency of Quarnero at Fiume and Italy. A 48 hour civilian exile window expired, Italian troops settle in awaiting hunger to thwart D Annuigno’s plan to enforce the Rapallo treaty. Shots reportedly fired at a government cordon, with a barn and precious goods damaged in the unrest.
United States officials report a preliminary revelation about American military ruler Rystie Deswinge and Rear Admiral Snowden indicating plans for a rapid withdrawal from the West Indies republic of Santo Domingo. The tone suggests timelines tied to inaugurations and future actions.
A Los Angeles judge ruled that grand jury indictments naming William Beveron Hart Mag fart and William Rumer did not allege a crime. The quashing means no criminal charges proceed based on those specific indictments.
A local nurse contracted scarlet fever and was quarantined at home. The patient, named Mia Pauling Hattman, was reported to be under supervision with Geraldind Jones listed among those affected. The situation appears uncertain due to garbled OCR text but indicates a quarantine and medical attention.
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