30 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1921
Page
1
Reported event details describe a dramatic incident at ATR where the ILD mark was shattered. The account mentions a pilot, a Dwaland shoe reference, and a time measure of six hours with additional outputs including a 26 fare 10 bolle 85 seconds detail.
The Tonopah district mills produced 5 641 371 dollars in 1921 despite strikes. Five major mills handled 40 920 8 tons of ore, with Tonopah Extension and MacNamara Mining contributing heavily. Output would have risen above six million if the Belmont and other extensions had not walked out.
A banker in Oklahoma was shot under unclear circumstances prompting police investigation. Authorities released limited details as the case unfolds, with investigators reviewing possible motives and reviewing nearby surveillance footage.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions funds or pledges for relief efforts related to Russia. The readable lines reference amounts labeled as millions and a last word suggesting assurance, with names and places garbled. The fragment offers no coherent events, dates, or organizations beyond the relief theme.
A fragmented OCR item notes a plan for a breath inspector in an Ohio town. The readable fragments reference enforcement, local officials, and a city action but lack complete details or clear context. Further confirmation from the original page is needed.
The Silverpah claim southeast of Lone Mountain four miles southwest of Tonopah is transferred to Mr Morrill forming the Morrill Silver Mining Company. Active work resumes with a 300 ft shaft sinking and initial ore shipments planned to MacNamara mill.
Local weather bulletin lists temperatures and humidity readings with reported maximum 43 and minimum 36 from yesterday. Includes times 4am and noon and mentions wet bulb and relative humidity in a succinct station update.
Reporting from London editors respond to attempts to curb submarine warfare and France’s demand for a sizable undersea fleet. The discussion drew wide attention as newspapers weighed risks and reactions to postwar naval limits and Allied strategy.
The Conference committee on aviation has filed a final report. It notes no limitation on plane construction, while reserving an opinion on the use of airplanes for military and naval operations, and hints at a shift in naval policy toward submarines amid wartime concerns.
A fragmentary report notes a weekend rate cut approved for coast travel. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the notice references authorities and scheduling implications for maritime or coastal services. The readable names suggest involved organizations or officials, with Kis possible dates or figures obscured.
The re refined sugar market shows a drop to lower figures with a quoted price around 9.620 per hundredweight. Trade details indicate buyers and sellers reacting to new offers as quotations yesterday reflected softer demand and adjusted carriage costs.
Cairo dispatch reports Zogioul Pasha a Nationaliet Teall er and five followers, detained in Cairo last Friday, departed for Ceylon after being cited.
A terse news item reports an ongoing inquiry into living costs. The note mentions deliberations by authorities, gathering price data from households and communities, to assess inflation and wage adequacy. The piece emphasizes the scope and secrecy of the probe, with officials preparing a comprehensive report.
Stockinon Cal Ter Pop uty Sheriff Joel Wheatley was seriously wounded yesterday after noon in a gun battle with an unidentified bank robber from Lackford.
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