09 Jun 1922
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
1
Reports from associates and press agencies say Premier Lenine is near death after a recent stroke. Earlier predictions had given little hope, but new dispatches claim his condition has deteriorated without improvement in days.
James C. Dunn chief owner of the Cleveland club answered a call here today after a long delay. The announcement centers on the American Baseball League club and its leadership amid ongoing league matters.
The high school gym hosted graduation exercises led by Hon Hugh Haney Frown. Diplomas were presented by Walter Wo Anderson to James Wilson Florence Ryan Wil Han Nyon Vatenting Toland Donald Tolacc Lote MeLsod Gwendolyn Me Led Mesto Easor William Fite Ger olf Avelyn Carton Harry Anderson Throthy Conway. The ceremony featured pink and eh decorations and grey caps and gowns.
The Butler Theatre shows a two reel comedy by Charlie Chaplin and a western drama with thrills and romance. A silent era schedule lists The Rite of the Border and The Gentleman in a billed double feature. The program also indicates Cecil B. DeMille’s Saturday Night offering.
Funeral arrangements are made for Thomas Mellorsh treasurer of the Pacific cow division and former prominent figure. He died at his home yesterday in San Francisco. He secured financial support to extend the Northweyrers Pacific Railroad from Wittets to Eureka.
The Alto Digule showing improves week to week as development proceeds. Officials report favorable conditions for value growth and ventilation upgrades on the 400 level with a five horns power motor installed to test ventilation and expect better headway going forward.
A small group of about six men in Trinity County California pursues moss mining along the Trinity River. They gather moss from rock crevices six to eight feet above low water, the river water carrying moss for collection. After drying and burning, the moss is washed for gold, which has yielded wages for several miners thus far.
Glen Baxter of the Nevada California Power Company will take a two month vacation in San Francisco. D. H. Gage from the Goldfield office moves to Tyrpah, Harry Pierson goes to Goldfield to fill Gage’s duties. Paul E. Brown comes from Goldfield to temporarily replace Pierson.
Ancoeta Ett TARE city reports Nick Obilizalo executed at Utah State Prison for the murder of Marco Laus a miner who was beaten to death and robbed of $1200 in a Tone spot near the outskirts of the f etty in August 2919. Steve Manlich who helped with the crime was executed January 10. Both chose execution by shooting over hanging.
Military Committee of the House endorsed a Ford plan for Muscle Shoals, deeming it worthy of consideration. Leaders warned the steam plant inclusion must wait, with no firm decision on timing or handling of related reports.
Police investigated a reported kidnapping in which Anderson S Sullivan, an officer of a South Carolina cotton mill association, and Miss Thy F Plowd were seized from a porch in front of the young man's home. The abductors, described in regalia, were said to have given the couple a lecture.
In San Francisco on July 9 Shrines attending Gowen Saber events will stay in contact with over 3 000 members through a city wide telephone network. The Garfield 6009 line will serve as a key Shrine contact, linking to the Mystic Shrine in this community hub.
The International Olympic committee has chosen Los Angeles to host games under its patronage in September 1923. The event will feature a new stadium development, with plans announced amid city honors for rapid progress and public interest. The report also notes George Southworth traveling with his wife and son to attend the Shriners gathering in San Francisco next week.
Representative Woodruff of Michigan stated in the House that the information from three sources shows a warrant arrest and possible execution pending. The discussion centered on legality and potential actions, with no final decision reached at press time.
In Athens a plan outlines a three million dollar structure to house offices, stores and facilities. The project will be shared with a Southern Maestro termination and athletic club use, with ownership and future offices assigned to members.
The report for the week ending June 8 notes ongoing development at the North Star mine. Crosscuts and hanging walls on the 1050 to 1079 levels show ore, with stoping active on the 1073 intermediate level while upper level work is paused pending progress on the 1050 level.
The Ku Klux Klan members faced arraignment on an indictment with King Kleagle not present in Atlanta. Acknowledged arraignment was postponed to next Monday as officials prepare further documents and await telegraphic deters from Ohio officials.
London report confirms Guy Betton Parham publisher of the Los Angeles Herald died in London after abdominal surgery complications. Parham, a former state banking commissioner and publicist, led the Herald since its founding, born in The Dalles Oregon in 1863 and raised in California.
At a town board meeting the rooming house of Mrs Mas Curley Parker on Main street was revoked and declared a public nuisance. Mrs Parker was arrested on narcotics charges and released on $750 cash bond.
Admiral Kato is named potential new Japanese premier while President Harding is honored at Princeton. Dean West of Princeton Law School seeks time to decide on forming a cabinet and backing for a cabinet that could replace Japan’s current leadership amid delicate postwar diplomacy.
Ore workings describe a level of 1300 feet at the Creath Divide with 16 tons per visit and a drift from the vein toward the south. A map outlines the workings and the drift extending toward the west with crosscuts and pillar support described.
Local authorities recovered the bodies of several Mexican officers after an overnight raid. The incident, tied to ongoing regional unrest, prompted official statements from city leaders and a mourning period for the fallen officers.
California has 86 radio broadcasting stations, more than twice as many as other states, with 25 000 recording stations noted elsewhere. Officials say the Pacific coast region dominates, while Ohio is the closest rival in radio service, as census figures are released.
Reported expedition led by Matlin Slinervile and Norio reaches the world’s highest point amid Tibetan and Nepal frontier exploration. Mentions of observers at Labatt 5 and royal backing are noted with imaginative travel lore and bold climbing claims.
A railroad labor board decision keeps telegraphers on present wages rather than a wage cut. The ruling affects about 1,000 clerks and 22,000 in related roles, with broader impact on freight and trucker sectors.
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