29 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
1
A garbled report claims a whisky crazed man attacks his wife and pets near Constantinople then travels east toward Le Havre. The tale, filled with fragmented names and places, hints at a violent sequence involving a bachelor, a home, and a deadly pursuit amid war era tensions.
Unclear charges hover as Sheriff Frank Stein and Markley are detained in Juana after Mexican authorities seize them during a raid. Mutual officials report one officer released around 10 today while the other remains confined amid an ongoing investigation.
The proposed measure would authorize a billion dollar credit to Germany for wartime purchases in the United States. It calls for securing American resources for shipments to Europe and covering transport costs, drawing scrutiny from lawmakers.
An indictment of the Australian administration of the mandated territory of German New Guinea has been prepared by W. Welsh, temporary treasurer of the Royal Australia Historical Society, who returned from a visit to Rabaul. He says many in the territory would prefer government from Downing Street to Melbourne, and blames inexperience at the bottom of the trouble.
California saw a 1 percent rise in employment since November 1921, with Oakland posting the strongest local gain at 36 percent. State labor commissioner Walter G. Mathewson reported the figures, highlighting broad upticks across the state.
A fragmented weather notice from the United States Weather Bureau shows temperatures at 5am and noon, with current readings and wet bulb and relative humidity around 80 to 68 percent. It references maximum and minimum yesterday and includes unclear data from 1922 and 1921.
The article outlines France’s plans to harness hydro power, aiming to produce around four million horsepower within five years. It notes removal of coal reliance, the Rhone dam near Genissalat boosting capacity to about 760,000 horsepower, and the broader push to electrify railways and industry. It mentions Germany’s coal deliveries and aims to make France self-sufficient in energy, reshaping markets and politics as parleys continue.
New York endured its first major storm of the season as a blizzard and icy gale closed streets. Shovel crews swarmed the city while transportation systems faced disruption and reports of injuries mounted amid the heavy snowfall.
In St Louis on December 23 J Lemp a former brewer was found dead with a revolver near him. Police ruled it a suicide. He headed the William J Lemp Brewing Company once a leading beer maker. The business spanned 14 acres in the city and was valued at 7 million dollars, sold last January for 585 thousand to five parties as profits waned and he sought a high final price for the property.
A brief notice from Sydney reports fines for careless bathing after shark warnings. Authorities posted notices at regular intervals along Coogee Beach to deter risky behavior and remind the public to heed water safety policies during storms and shark activity.
Kaw Nation elects Lucy Nas as chief and vows to pursue a government claim of 1.415 billion dollars for lands once held by the Kaw in Kansas and Oklahoma. The tribe, with French bloodlines and notable member Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas, aims to secure tribal settlement funds and education for future generations.
A desultory collection of garbled OCR mentions Turks seeking a Louisiana case vote on Mosul district and potential amendments, interspersed with stray names and out-of-context phrases. The readable content hints at political agitation and international mentions amid fragmented text.
A fragmentary OCR item references SENENOFF MONEY and courts of Japan. It mentions a party named Sopwnit and a claimant alleging 2407.01 units in a legal action. The readable text is garbled with numerous misread names and phrases, preventing a clear narrative or outcome.
Fragmented OCR reveals a Kaw tribe event where SoJumWa, age 73 and last Kasiaas member, addresses a council after a feast. The recorder notes Lacy trial elements, a discussion of leadership succession, and language interpretation issues among tribal members. The text suggests a historic court appeal context and cultural transition.
A fragmented report notes a convivial gathering with several attendees. The text contains garbled phrases and missing details but references celebration and a march theme. No clear names, places, or dates can be confirmed from the readable segments.
A chaotic OCR readable section describes a basketball game tonight featuring Regent and a yet unnamed rival. It mentions tickets, venue details, and a sense of local excitement with emphasis on student attendance and community support. The piece includes scattered names and partial team references amid garbled text.
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