22 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
1
Rear Admiral Sim returns to reach Secretary Denby with remarks attributed to him in a London speech on trial. The liner Olympie brings him to meet friends or foes near the pier as crowds muster for order.
In Los Angeles police report Phip Alguin, a burglary suspect held four days since a detective sergeant’s murder, hurled defiance at officers during daily checkups in the district. He has eluded hundreds of patrols despite extensive manhunts.
An Associated Press report from Washington on June 22 says Captain Howard Douglas and Lieutenant Mr. Plums of the Army Air Service drowned after their planes collided over Many ton Hoade. Both men were from Covina California.
Vanderlip arrived in New York amid claims of Russian concessions after meeting officials. The dialogues touched on potential naval base permissions and broader security issues, with timelines noted for statements within 24 hours of the Atlantic count and two days from Japan.
A historical notice reports a total of five hundred deaths linked to the Pueblo disaster, compiled by an agent of the Santa Fe railroad. The source notes the havoc caused and provides the official death count.
Washington, June 22. The house and senate struggle with heavyweight legislation as summer heats rise. Miss Catherine Somers of the University of Nevada education department toured the capitol, plans Columbia summer school, and aid to work on the Lower East Side. Nevada's mining claim holders seek more time for assessment work, while the U S Marine Band concerts draw crowds noted for their accessibility and popularity among workers and children. Nevada’s Mrs. Oddie and Mrs. Arente are praised in Washington society for their cultured presence in capital circles.
A fragmented report notes that Amiga EWS supporters pressed for a unity resolution at the convention. Key figures include Peter Brady of New York guiding a trial sympathy measure. Provisions aimed to calm tensions and seek reconsideration of the tally.
Fragmentary text shows names and events around a Hawk team, including injuries and an emergency attendance. Details are unreadable, but imply a critical contest with possible death or injury notes and official action.
Swampscott Mass June 2 The forty fourth annual conference of the American Library Association will be held here from June 20 to 27. Fifteen hundred librarians are expected to attend with speakers including Governor Cox Judge Towner Lore Sharp Kenyon Butterfield Frost Lowell Liteon and many prominent librarians. Over 60 briefs will cover current literary topics as the association promotes reading and the spread of books nationwide.
The article notes W H Doyle being succeeded at the Nevada banks and mentions Lora Observer and Weather Bureau, with details on bank directors and officers. It references a 1920 context including Winnemucca, Sparks, Carson Valley, and Tonopah banks, alongside a sunrise shaft scene in Zacatecor Mesa.
In a wartime notice, authorities list missing crew from a lost naval tug. The document names several sailors presumed lost or missing and notes efforts to locate them and inform families. Local authorities urge contact with the naval office for missing persons follow up and official verification of statuses.
A Senate action today approved a new appropriation measure amid routine debate. The session in Washington marked the allocation of funds across multiple agencies with expected impacts on programs and staffing.
Fragmented OCR text describes Rome undergoing modernization with new commerce replacing ancient temples. It references old palaces, the Conse, and the church of St John Literan near Habrier, noting architecture giving way to modern structures and a shift in urban character.
At Lorentgren the entrant plans to inspect the course for the Ho mille Nevada road race. He departs today to Reno via the Walken Wake new highway, taking Tybo the Tonopah pilot, with his car fitted with the famous Campbell Kelly engine, claimed to be unequaled. The contestants will reconnoiter June 28, 30 and July 1 ahead of the event.
Reports from Warsaw say talks between Polish officials and Jewish representatives to improve conditions for Jews in the republic have collapsed after a series of meetings. Jewish members state conditions have worsened with little hope of improvement, amid Polish government tensions. Poland’s population is about 20 million, with roughly 4 million Jews. General Charles Ho Taylor, editor and publisher of the Boston Globe, died today.
Executives from major firms reached consensus on changes to rates. Officials indicated a coordinated move to adjust pricing structures, aiming to stabilize markets and reassure investors. details remain limited as discussions continue.
In a naval action, destroyers engaged former submarine threats, securing the sinking of hostile subs. The encounter occurred amid wartime operations with coordinated anti-submarine tactics and risk to escort vessels. No crew details are available in the fragmented report.
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