08 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1921
Page
1
The fragment describes a mining area named Temppah Hae towing property with heavy output during a week, referencing new mine levels, crosscuts, and vein progress at Murray and neighboring sections. It notes planned work, production estimates, and crew organization, but the text is degraded and difficult to parse.
Report from West End shaft operations shows drifting resuming on the 400 level and progress on the 500 to 900 levels. Ore extraction continues with connections and raises planned, as workers advance on low-grade and vein material in multiple faces.
A brief weather notice shows noon temperatures and wet bulb readings from the United States Weather Bureau. It lists relative humidity around fifty eight percent and compares 1921 and 1920 readings, noting yesterday's minimum.
The Supreme Court grants a writ of supersedeas as Isaac B Rankin is ordered to serve the county jail term and pay a $800 fine for violating the state prohibition act. Judge J Emmett Walsh imposed the sentence at 7 pm. An appeal was noted but bond request was denied and Rankin remained in custody.
Bakersfield dispatch reports striking oil workers returning from San Jose with leaders Walter J Yarrow and Fraser expected to push for a settlement. The strike, seen as a test of endurance, has blocked access to fields by workers who might be hired to replace them. Producers show no clear move to resume production.
Oregon court reports slow jury selection in a case involving a May accident. Prosecutors and defense face delays as jurors are questioned, with four men excused and others still under review.
A garbled report credits criminologist Reanointed Preasy with opposition to Hightower amid a muddled account of a knife theft at a race and allegations involving a figure named Luthtower. References to Nagaet and Salitw appear, with vague claims of demonstrations and graveyard events surrounding Hiettowere and a Sunngr.
A district court grand jury has been convened and will report on charges including obstruction and perjury. The panel includes attorneys and local residents such as David Hartman, Clarence B Wall, and Roy McDonald, among others. Judge Muh Te Averill will oversee proceedings and announce indictments as warranted.
In a brisk street scene Joe Kinsitin delivers a diamond-set gold cuff button to the Bonanza office. The ad column reveals motive and a hurried train departure weaving a tale of a missing item and a man named Konsili who trusts want ads for rapid results.
Lakeport, Goldsaha, former athlete, was sentenced today to life imprisonment in connection with the death of his wife whose body was found July 2. The jury recommended life in prison. Spencer did not testify in his own defense.
Mr and Mrs J F McQuillan and Jack McQuillan plan to leave Tonopah Monday for Petaluma California where they will live. McQuillan will enter the mercantile and fruit growing business and is famed in Tonopah since 1902 for his prominent role in the town’s business life. The Tonopah public expresses regret at their departure but wishes them well in the new home.
Readers glimpse promising conditions around Fish Lake as development plans and community actions unfold. Local figures including Margie de Gian and several teams discuss approaches, costs, and timelines while stakeholders weigh potential environmental and economic impacts.
Reported wedding ceremony notes W. B. Leeds Jr. joining a princess in a formal event. The account lists attendees and locations in a concise church or social-page style paragraph.
Fragmentary OCR notes report fear of mass jugoslav mobilization. References to Vienna and military threat imply rising regional tension and potential government actions. Names and dates are unclear due to garbled text.
A state announcement reports Kibwwalll Halting optum named as auditor for the Mhlinvingistiets including the Koweritnin faireoud and hank Fultwiton, for four years, in an Ohio origin context.
The M Veigh home at 49 West Odille Avenue welcomes a boy and a girl. Parents are happy and the trio of children brings joy to the household. Mother and infant are reported as doing nicely by Dr R Ro Crag.
Reports describe several Russian provincial areas pressing for government aid as unrest and shortages grow. Names of regions and officials are mentioned in sparse, fragmented text.
An Associated Press dispatch notes General Leonard Wood stating the United States would avoid war with Japan. The report mentions potential tensions as the nation faces choices about tariffs and diplomacy, with public reaction and safety concerns amid a tense international climate.
The text describes a Lyceum event with names and places obscured by garbled OCR. It hints at a public reading or performance at a local venue with references to actors and participants and a sequence of scenes or acts.
Article discusses Japanese likely acceptance of a U S led agenda on Far Eastern issues. It notes public debate, potential shifts in policy, and calls for a consultative approach with allied powers.
The article notes a Jewish Day of Atonement observance in Tonopah with services beginning at 6 o clock in the evening and continuing until 6 o clock Wednesday. Local business groups are urged to close during the holiday.
Jurors assigned to past two criminal cases and previously excused are expected to report at 10 oclock Monday morning in the district court. The case of Meri Wo Berry is charged with violation of the prohibition law.
A garbled report notes Belmont 15 establishing a new production record. The fragmentary text references relay events, various names, and partial phrases but lacks clear details on date, location, or full competition context.
The report covers Tonopah Mining weekly results with 172 feet under ground development and a 600 ton ore shipment to the mill. It notes heavy development at Mizpah shaft and several vein and drift updates including Silver Top Drift 109 and 100 level development totaling 169.5 feet.
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