Troops Stay At Juarez Amid Withdrawal Doubts
Col. troops at Columbus New Mexico base were readied as reports rose that U S forces would not withdraw. Four infantry companies received marching orders while Gen Pershing liaised with El Paso Juarez talks amid no new field developments. Aeroplanes prepared for service as tensions mount between Washington and Mexican officials.
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Columbus
N. M
J. J. Pershing
el Paso
Juarez
Army
James B. Erwin
Washington
Eliseo Arredondo
Lansing
Obregon
Scott
Funston
State Department
Carranza
Higher metals prices reported by Western Mining News
Western Mining and Oil News lists price quotes from Spelter in St. Louis at 16.58, copper casting at 27.87 percent, lead in New York at 7.37, bar silver in cents, Boulder Colorado tungsten pricing per unit with 60 percent at 76, 25 percent at 46.20 and 10 percent at 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
New York
Boulder
Colo
Tungsten Boom Spreads Through Summit and Leadville Districts
Rollinsville reports a tungsten rush with several discoveries in Summit county while the Leadville district adds tungsten to its metal lineup. Local ore shipments include gold from Dunkin leasers on Nigger Hill near Breckenridge and a $6,000 gold brick sent from Breckenridge by the French Gulch Dredging Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit County
Leadville
Dunkin
Nigger Hill
Breckenridge
Denver
French Gulch
Puzzle Leasing Co
W. H. McKenna
Vasco Company
Nederland
H. C. Hayes
Salida
Chalk Creek
Boulder County
Western Federation of Miners
Boulder
Sheriff and Rancher Slain by Two Horse Thieves
Fort Collins Colorado reports Sheriff Frank B Roach of Laramie County Wyoming and cattleman Nels Nelson killed after resisting surrender to two horse thieves. Pearson and Burns captured later and confessed to the shootings, coroner s jury holds them responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Colo
Frank B. Roach
Laramie County
Wyoming
Nels Nelson
Cheyenne
Ofcers
Larimer County
Colorado
Clyde B. Pearson
Nelson
Peter Burns
Roach
Pearson
Burns
Supreme Court backs Capp appointment in Denver ruling
In Denver the State Supreme Court affirmed Judge Cavender's ruling that Warden Capp's civil service appointment was valid and that the governor's attempt to replace Capp with Shaw was unlawful under the 1912 civil service law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
State Supreme Court
Cavender
Warden Capp
Capp
Shaw
Four More British Ships Sunk Reported
The British armed yacht Aegusa and mine sweeper Nasturtium struck mines in the Mediterranean and sank. The City of Lucknow a 3669 ton steamship owned in Glasgow has sunk. The Hendenhall from Portland and Louisburg has sunk. A German submarine torpedoed a large transport reported from Saloniki.
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London
Aegusa
Nasturtium
Mediterranean
Lucknow
Glasgow
Hendenhall
Portland
Louisburg
C. B
Rotterdam
Saloniki
New Mexico Mineral Output Reaches 23 Million in 1915
State Tax Commission revises 1915 mineral production for New Mexico to 23 million dollars. Mike Wolf and associates accelerate construction of a concentrator near Magdalena. Oil exploration in new districts expected this year. Chino Copper Company declares a dividend of 1.25 dollars per share totaling 1,087,475 dollars on March 31.
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New Mexico
State Tax Commission
Mike Wolf
Chino Copper Company
Wyoming Energy Boom Spreads Across State
The Midwest expands its Casper plant and many oil leases are signed at Douglas. Wyoming produced 6,874,167 tons of coal last year. A new $30,000 oil company forms at Casper. I. C. Platt and H. W. Larkin report a rich gold strike in the encampment district. Amalgamated Development Corp of New York plans to open the Model mine near Sheridan, also active in oil. A flow of oil was struck in the Stubbs Lamb claim at Matuna at 850 feet, casing completed, drilling continues deeper.
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Chandler
Camels of the World
Oatman
Telluride
Safford Infantry Company
United Eastern
McNeal
Fort Huachuca
Arizona Good Roads Association
Phoenix
George Olson
Olaf Olson
Douglas
Murdock
Kingman
Tucson
Gadsden
W. Ashley Manning
Ohio
Yavapai
New Court House
Arizona
Tennessee
Chloride
Alice M. Saunders
Prescott
Kirby D. Little
Miami
C. C. Faires
John Morrison
Bisbee
Wyoming
Casper
Amalgamated Development Corporation
New York
Sheridan
Stubbs & Lamb
Matuna
Mining updates from Parker to Yavapai camps
The Pride mine near Parker will receive a hoist. The Gar ford tunnel in Cherry Creek district has reached 250 feet. Pearce reports good progress at the Commonwealth Extension mine. Jerome in Yavapai county remains a busy copper mining center in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride
Parker
Garford
Cherry Creek
Pearce
Commonwealth Extension
Jerome
Yavapai County
United States
Keep Place Clean to Stop Flies This Summer
An exhortation to sanitation and daily waste management to deter flies. It advises draining and burning garbage, using covered metal buckets, avoiding manure piles, sealing outdoor toilets, and keeping houses screened. Encourages neighborly action and persistent effort until pests diminish.
School Children Should Fight Em
A writer in an International Harvester bulletin urges schools to participate in a fly prevention campaign. Different grades would canvass town businesses and households, make fly traps, gather information, and write essays on topics like The Fly and Dangers of a Housefly. Prizes may be offered for best essays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester Company Bulletin
Holland
Mich
Land hunger grows as US opens 4000 acre tract
A Nebraska State Journal piece decries the closing of free land as Uncle Sam opens a 4000 acre North Platte tract for settlement. It warns rising land prices and social strain from land hunger may reshape politics and society, noting Western Canada offers free grants and cheap lands attractive to American settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Nebraska State Journal
Uncle Sam
North Platte Irrigation District
Canada
United States
Nebraska
Iowa
Western Canada
Western
Flies Harm Milkers: Protect Cows From Pests This Summer
Farmers are advised that flies cut milk output by as much as forty percent. A simple remedy involves spraying cows with a mix of three parts fish oil to one part kerosene and regularly disinfecting the barnyard to reduce manure buildup.
Fly Talk On Typhoid Spread And Fly Control
An article explains how typhoid fever spreads through contaminated food and waste. It warns that house flies transport germs from a neighbor’s toilet to meals, urging readers to kill flies to protect their families and keep death out of the home.
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Arizona State News
Linion News Service
Scottish Rite Masons
Arizona Good Reads Ass'n
New Mexico Bankers’ Association
Grand Canyon
Yuma Valley
Corporation Commission
Gadsden Vegetable Growers’ Association
Percy Bowden
Silver Creek
W. G. Hanson
Salt River
Frank Davis
State Corporation Commission
Chandler Water & Power Co
Tombstone
Bunker Hill Company
Allison
United Verde Copper Company
Clarkdale
United Verde Extension Company
Copper Basin
Red Area
Mexico
U. S
Western Newspaper Union News Service
Téx
Baker
Mining and Oil News
Western Newspaper
Union News Service
Rollinsville
MacClellan
Georgetown
Lessee, Stevens & Company
Caribou
John West
Horesthief
Supreme Court
Midwest
I. C. Platt
H. W. Larkin
Peoria Journal
M Hotel
George
Joe
Samuel Pitcher
Nora Saat
the Centaur Company
NEW _ YORK
Castoria
New York City
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
J.S. Bartow
South 4Th St
Jon of
Cate Dandraff
Carter
Carters
Cutter
Blackleg
Estern
Cutter’s
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
Calicerale
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