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Benson Signal

Location

Benson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1919

Page

12

Bribery probe and legislative adjournment spark wide news

Western story outlines bribery indictments against Mayor Frederick T. Woodman and five others as the Los Angeles vice probe widens. Utah's legislature adjourns after four days past time, adopting the clock-stopping device. Louis Young, 19, a barber shop robber, is shot and killed by detectives in Omaha. Oakland police question a man tied to a fatal bomb blast at Mrs. Greenwood's home. Nevada Senate rejects a league of nations endorsement 8 to 4 while the Assembly had approved it. Fortieth Division demobilizes at Camp Kearny by April 10 and the Vladivostok casualty stream arrives in San Francisco. Antelope Island hosts a herd of 300 to 400 wild buffalo on 26000 acres.

Frederick T. Woodman Los Angeles Utah Louis Young Omaha George D. Greenwood Oakland Senate Nevada League of Nations United States Fortieth “Sunshine” Division Camp Kearny San Diego J. G. Dooley

Arizona News Briefs From November 1919 Chronicle

Alfredo Valenzuela, once Phoenix businessman, was shot and killed by Mexican federal troops near Calexico while crossing the border. Col. E P Grinstead of the 158th Arizona Infantry accepted the adjutant general post from Governor Campbell. Fritz Holmquist resigned as state engineer, replaced by Thomas Maddock. Sheriff John Montgomery seized two trunks in Phoenix with malted milk cartons holding liquor from San Diego. Southwestern National Forest District reports grazing over half a million cattle and nearly a million sheep. Mesa and Miami committees push for county division, with possible extra session. Forest rangers in Arizona and New Mexico pledge cooperation to protect game. Arizona Supreme Court upholds city health authority to close waterworks in epidemics. Speaker A C Peterson notes mixed feelings about legislative session outcomes. Jury convicts Harry C Wilson and associates in the Reed amendment case after six hours. Glenn murder trial ends in a hung jury. May 5 set for new trial. May Glenn charged with killing Robert Glenn after a Christmas-night dispute. Pinal County to name a U S Navy ship. sponsor to be chosen. R William Kramer named special counsel for State Tax Commission effective March 11. Banks in Arizona face S C Pandolfo libel suit. 63 banks respond, suit linked to Texas letter alleging misconduct.

Job E. Hedges New York Railways Company Mayer Federal Court of New York Interborough Rapid Transit Company Manhattan Island J. H. Bessant Dyer County Tenn General Assembly Dan Wolfenberger Grainger County Martin Long Robertson County Capitol Grounds Nashville Botafogo Old Man Korea Senor Diego de Alvear Benito and Vallanueva M. A. Martinez de Hoz Margaret Reeves Melville Reeves Nicholas Hunt Charles Gratton Navy Oil Company Fone Daniels Wilson Emma Bell Miles Chattanooga Miles Ishida Towson George B. Wolff Burke

Americanization bill could save miners lives and injuries

Van H Manning of the interior Department told Congress that educating non English speaking foreign born miners by the Americanization bill could save nearly 1000 lives and about 150,000 injuries annually. Teaching reading and writing English would help them read danger signs in mines and understand safety guidance from bosses.

van H. Manning Bureau of Mines Department of the Interior Congress Manning

Leadville Mines Resume Operations Amid Strong Labor Conditions

The Louisville ironhill silver mine in Leadville reopens after labor improvements, with Stars Consolidated Mining leading shipments from Carbonate hill. Becky Sharp mine near Central City shows high ore values while War Dance mine history notes a 1908 strike. San Juan region mining wealth totals across several groups, with Durango and Silverton districts poised for record yearly production.

Leadville Louisville Ironhill Carbonate Hill Stars Consolidated Mining Company Becky Sharp Russel Gulch Central City Denver Civic and Commercial Association War Dance San Juan Repo Gladstone Group Red Mountain Sunnyside Higden Silver Lake Group San Juan Triangle Durango Silverton

Lance Creek field progresses toward western end test

Development accelerates with three near- sand wells expected to wrap up in five to six weeks. Ohio Oil on patented land, Glenrock Oil on a school section east of Pronger well, and a joint venture of Midwest Refining Buck Creek Oil Ohio Oil near the sand aim to prove producers. Midwest Refining drills for Merritt Oil on Big Muddy field tests second Wall Creek sand after reaching 200 feet in first sand.

Lance Creek Ohio Oil Company Glenrock Oil Company Pronger Weil Midwest Refining Buck Creek Oil Ohio Oil Companies Midwest Refining Company Merritt Oil Corporation Big Muddy Wall Creek

Copper mine activity and expansions in Arizona region

The Arizona Copper Mines Corporation burs a contract to sink a shaft 200 feet below the 680 foot level near Mayer. Liberty Copper Company raises 500000 for development and builds road, hoist, compressor and drills for exploration. Cananea Cananea Hoff man interests close Democrata mine and smelter on March 14. Shannon Copper acquires Orizaba properties and drills a new shaft below 100 feet with ore found at 1 feet awaiting deeper shaft.

Arizona Copper Mines Corporation Mayer Butternut Liberty Copper Company Kingzhampton Democrata Cananea Sonora Hoffman Interests Cincinnati Shannon Copper Company Orizaba

Anarchist Army Reported Crossing Dniester Barrier

Paris reports 70 000 anarchists crossing the Dniester south of Lemberg in a Zurich dispatch. The force, led by Major Georgy, is said to be mainly former Hungarian and Bulgarian POWs in Russia. The item notes broader Hungarian political effects and regional reactions with multiple claims and alignments.

London Dniester Lemberg Zurich Paris Georgy Russia

Seaplanes Prepare May Atlantic Flight From Rockaway Beach

Naval seaplanes ready to attempt a May trans Atlantic flight will start from Rockaway Beach New York though the takeoff point may lie farther north possibly Newfoundland. It is not yet decided whether the machines will head straight for Ireland or follow the longer Azores route. Several machines are being prepared and two or more will likely start.

Washington Atlantic Ocean Rockaway Beach Long Island Newfoundland Ireland Azores

Siberian Troops Drive Bolsheviks Along Perm Line

Paris reports Kolchak forces push west of the Urals from Perm toward the Trans Siberian railway. Bolsheviks fall back in places, with gains up to thirty miles on a fifty mile front. Okansk, about fifty miles southwest of Perm, falls into Kolchak hands.

Paris Kolchak Urals Perm Transsiberian Railway Omsk Okansk

Ferryboat Sink Near Paris Leaves Dozens Missing

A ferryboat was cut in two by a tug at Levallois-Perret near Paris. Thirty workmen are missing and several more are in hospitals. Three bodies have been recovered.

Paris Levallois-Perret

Largest U.S. battleship Idaho joins Navy at Camden

The superdreadnought Idaho, declared the largest fighting ship afloat, entered commission as part of the United States Navy this week in Camden New Jersey.

United States Industrial Board Washington Philadelphia Idaho United States Navy Camden N. J

Ebert Rejects Danzig Annexation Demand in Berlin Speech

German President Ebert declared in Berlin that Germany cannot sign any peace involving Polish annexation of Danzig and would not cede West Prussia or Upper Silesia. He spoke at a protest meeting and favored neutralizing the Vistula to make Danzig a free port.

Copenhagen Germany Danzig Poland Ebert Berlin West Prussia Upper Silesia Vistula

Hay and Grain Market Carload Prices at Denver

Market data lists F O B prices in Denver for hay and grain in carloads. Grain items include corn chop sacks corn in sacks white cornmeal yellow cornmeal gluten feed bran flour and Hungarian patent flour with various sack weights and discounts. Prices shown include 4.00 for 100 Ibs corn, 5.14 for 98 Ibs Hungarian Patent flour and 1.75 for bran per 100 Ibs with discount applicable.

Denver Colo

Hides and pelts price list with varied weights

Quotations for dry flint hides butcher weights from 16 lbs and up and under 16 lbs. Prices for dry salted hides, green salted hides, wool pelts, calf hides, kip, buckskin and horsehides listed with per pound or per unit values. Also notes on bulls stags culls and pony glue.

Charles Friend & Co., Inc Ercecvescescos Ccopecdeccces Cholievssenees Pace Seeursss

Colorado Settlement Prices Report

Bar silver prices reach $1014 per unit with a 22 percent rise, while spelter quotes stand at $36. Tungsten trades at $12.00 per unit, down from $15.00.

Colorado

Prices of Sugar in New York Markets

Sugar prices listed in New York include centrifugal 7.28, cut leaf 10.50, crushed 10.25, mould A 9.50, cubes 9.75, powdered 9.20 and 9.15, fine granulated 9.00, diamond A 9.00, confectioners A 8.90, No 1 8.85.

New York

Cash Grain Prices in Chicago Report

Chicago market prices show corn for No 3 yellow at 1.52 to 1.53 dollars per bushel with other grades at 1.48 to 1.50 and 1.45 to 1.46. Oats No 3 white 63 to 65 cents, standard 65 to 66 cents. Rye No 2 at 1.64, Barley 95 cents to 1.04, Timothy 7.00 to 10.00, Clover nominal, Pork nominal, Lard 28.35, Ribs nominal.

Chicago

Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed Across Species

Hog sales range from 17.25 to 19.55 with heavy and medium weights leading. Cattle show heavy beef steers at 12.00 to 20.35 and canners 6.00 to 9.75. Sheep list lambs at 18.65 to 20.25 for light weights, with ewes and culls further down the scale.

Chicago

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