06 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
1
Destruction of the chain of title involves a complaint presented to the Federal Trade Commission regarding theatre operators in Montana. The filing outlines alleged deceptive practices by management and seeks action from federal regulators.
Readers report a geologist’s claim that oil is likely in the Fish Lake valley area as drilling by the Syndicate company progresses. Promising depths of 1600 to 2000 feet are noted, with plans for further operations and railroad branch construction to support development.
The funeral servicer alleges Harrison and his wife and daughter living in California. An inquest is requested after a death connected to a collision with a bus and a possible self inflicted end. Inspector Charlee Hohner orders the inquiry to determine if the death was caused by an accident or other factors.
Workers college in RATONAH NY today welcomed over 80 new entrants including Wom en activists and labor leaders. The institution founded by several unions aims to train economists writers teachers organizers and other workers to lead labor and farm movements with practical training and knowledge.
The Spanish Belt mill resumes operation after a transformer fire caused temporary shutdowns. Milling crews report a good grade ore and steady output as improvements proceed. A telephone line and electric lighting are planned to support ongoing development at the site near Alkal Springs, with expected regular production and enhanced tonnage for the company.
Loyalton California October 6 The third day of the bank robbery search continues with posses sweeping the Sardine Valley between Loyalton and Verdi though no trace of the bandits has been found. Heavy rain fell with a copious downpour and cooler temperatures in Tonopah and surrounding districts.
In California striking oil workers maintain the picket line with no new developments in the dispute. Editor Walter Yarrow was absent attending to other duties, while organizers invited women to join workers in public outreach to energize support for the strike.
The Bergdoll case involving Mrs Ronni Bergdoll and the alien property custodian was ordered dropped in the United States district court in Philadelphia. No restitution or redemption was recorded, and the matter centered on property once linked to Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, a draft evader.
The county auditors reviewed officials’ pay for the prior month and salary distribution began today. The board will reconvene tomorrow to vote on outstanding bills.
A garbled wartime dispatch reports that proposals by Japanese parties or officials were rejected. The text is fragmentary, but it mentions Tokyo and a governmental office, with unclear references to negotiations or directives.
Washington reports congress postpones decision on probe into Ku Klux Klan activities awaiting a formal request for an inquiry. Attorney General stated no immediate action will be taken until proper authorization is received.
Notice states that Goldfald Min Hudson Sehure Theorie and Wahuika are now under the Sacramento division of the American Railway Express company effective October 1, replacing the Southern California division. Manager Reid of the local offices received the official notice.
Washington December 6 The Senate faced objections as Lenroot described Smoots plan to tax manufacturers. Opponents argued the tax would be passed to consumers or raise prices, burdening industry without improving administration efficacy. The discussion highlighted disagreement on who should bear the tax burden and its economic impact on workers.
Senator Kenyon informed President Harding he could not at present accept the federal judgeship of the northern lowe district. The decision was communicated in Washington on October 6 adding to the ongoing discussions over judicial appointments.
A Paris area collision leaves nineteen dead as emergency crews respond to a fatal crash. Investigators examine wreckage on the highway while officials issue initial statements and urged caution for travelers in the wake of the incident. Local authorities coordinate with rescue teams and hospital services to manage the casualties and follow up with family notifications.
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