30 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1922
Page
1
Washington authorities offer eight Haywood case figures a swift pardon requiring all to depart the United States at once and never return if they comply with terms. The wartime operation referenced involves plans to Java and dissolution of the group.
Fragmentary text notes a threatened Senate fight over a proposed amendment to a bill. It mentions efforts to withhold a measure tied to dictation and economic matters, with references to an immediate appropriation bill and a sudden disposal or recantation, signaling political maneuvering and a tense legislative moment.
Dispatches report Turkish forces reinforcing positions in Mosul oil districts as troops head toward the front. The flow of 6000 troops was noted, with movements already underway from various points.
In Washington a decision from the appellate court in New York held the federal government could not be sued in Prohibition matters. The ruling noted that foreign steamship lines in the recent enforcement shift failed to prove the United States had consented to be sued, preventing prompt action.
A chaotic payroll report appears in fragmented OCR notes. The paymaster is relieved of duties amid payroll issues. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable, but the item signals administrative disruption and possible investigation.
The piece notes rising tensions between France and the United States over wartime supply and policy. It mentions key figures such as senators Ny and Salifornia and references ongoing discussions about heavyweights in international trade and larpkhe style diplomacy.
Fragmentary text discusses an Armenian home plan presented at Lausanne with references to funding and international involvement. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the item notes a proposal or discussion at an international meeting and mentions the United States.
Belmont weekly report notes fine condition with ongoing development at Belmont veins. Mined sections include West drift, raises, and connections between levels 900 and 1000, with ventilation efforts and progress on Southeast crosscut and Buckeye shaft sinking. Multiple veins such as Favorite and Belmont vein show footwall work, while some raises and crosscuts resume after pauses.
Joint services by the Women’s Relief Corps and the Salvation Army honor the late Civil War veteran George Greenough. Funeral at 10 o’clock Sunday from the undertaking rooms with autos requested to transport mourners to the cemetery for the final rites. A. R. of Eureka attends as a fellow veteran and martia ton.
Article notes Charles Schwab comments on working class morals and the impact on industry. Mentions social reform, labor conduct, and public discourse. Describes associated sentiments among workers and merchants.
Southern Nevada prepares for a grand New Year’s Eve event at the Elks Lodge with a six piece orchestra, fine prints, billiards and pool tournaments, a grand concert, refreshments, dancing after midnight, and admission with a ladies ticket. Enthusiasts are promised a lively, full evening to usher in 1924.
Paris reports France and Germany diverge on a stabilization plan as France studies the reparations issue after four years. An authoritative comment from an official speech by the American secretary of state in New York last month cites Germany's reluctance to restore financial stability or pay the full war indemnity.
The Bonanza announces this is the last issue of 1922 and no edition will be published on Mondays for the new year. It extends thanks to friends for courtesies during the past twelve months and wishes a happy prosperous New Year.
Tonopah mine shipped bullion valued at 47000 dollars from multiple shafts. Weekly development reached wd feet with 1000 tons milled. Rich ore from Silver Top, Mis yall, Crescent, and Valley View veins yielded 22 bars of bullion worth 47000 dollars.
Washington December 390 The $35,000,000 naval appropriation bill passed by the Senate in a measure designed to fund shipbuilding and maintenance programs for the Navy. The action clears a key step for defense funding, with details on allocation and timelines forthcoming from committee reports.
Police and port officials in Pensacola report preparations underway to intercept a draft dodger said to be en route to the fort. Authorities trace a vessel in the Gulf while observers monitor the Jupiter for clues. Grover Clavellana is among those named in the alert.
A damaged OCR report notes Germany’s industry is rebounding quickly after near chaos. The Commerce Department data indicate a swift revival in manufacturing and related sectors, with strong merchant activity and rising output despite earlier economic stress.
The Pythian Sisters announce a New Year’s Eve Yama Yama dance to be the best ever, promising a good time with a top-notch band Jazz Muckers and a newly heated auditorium for comfort.
The 1922 county board met for the final session of the year with W. Douglass as chair, joined by H. C Schmidt and C. F Wittenberg. Bills were approved in routine fashion. Douglass will leave office after six years. Frank Bell, elected short-term commissioner, will be inducted next Tuesday, Jan. 2.
A Wilson cabinet member and six other officials were indicted by a special grand jury for conspiring to undermine government during wartime mobilization. Named defendants include Will A Davai Morton Tattle Clements Foster Jobs Ragens and A Meare Tas who allegedly plotted to obstruct the state and evade duties. The charges detail conspiracy to defraud the government and interfere with wartime logistics at regional sites.
The Tonopah Extension weekly report details ongoing extraction and development. Extensions advanced 13 feet west and 4 feet east, with 1650 rope hauling and 1760 level raises confirming ore progress. West End rhyolite, East drift, and Murray vein stoping continued as shaft sinking was paused and station work halted temporarily. Total development for the week reached 12 feet.
Secretary Hughes outlines a plan to settle reparations via an international commission involving American and allied representatives. The method suggests leaving the final settlement to allied creditors and places emphasis on practical finance rather than sweeping terms.
The Midway strike on the 128 level continues to hold with ore widening to eight feet across the face. A development for the new recovery process is hoisted and being dumped into the ore bias. Marymont company of Renoiss will visit Belmont today.
Reported government request seeks a substantial funding package for the United States Navy to match or exceed foreign power standards. The document outlines the need for financial support, efficiency standards, and strategic modernization as part of national defense policy.
Fragmentary OCR notes report Hank Ford selling coke at $8 per ton with unclear surrounding text. Mention appears to reference a court statement and an employee, but details are garbled. further verification needed to confirm entities and context.
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