Missouri Mule Praises Governor Hunt in Editorial
The St. Louis Republic and Neosho Times publish praise for Arizona Governor George W. P. Hunt, noting Missouri roots and traits. They describe him as a true Missourian by birth and temperament, referencing his simple inauguration and a lineage linked to Neosho figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Arizona
St. Louis Republic
G. W. P. Hunt
Neosho
Randolph County
Hunt
George W. P. Hunt
Kentucky
Capitol
St. Louis
The
Republic
Dr. Yates
Doc Yates
Governor Hunt
Working Many Men Apache Box in Gold Boom
Clear Lake workers at Apache Box toil at the gold site with more men sought. Guards armed patrol the area as locals report gold in rocks and pea sized nuggets, drawing growing crowds and frequent arrivals seeking the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apache Box
Clear Lake
Leap Year Dance Planned at Hobbs Hall in Duncan
Leap year ball organized by the ladies at Hobbs Hall next Saturday features good music and free admittance. This first Leap year dance in Duncan is expected to draw a large crowd with everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs Hall
Duncan
Peddler Arrested Over License Fee in Town
A wandering peddler of ladies furnishings was found selling in town without proper local license. Deputy Sands refused a five dollar out of county license and arrested him after he attempted to obtain samples and make sales. Judge McGrath fined him fifteen dollars as a reminder that laws must be obeyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sands
Graham County
A. A. Anderson
W. T. Johnson
New Mexico
Justice McGrath
Franklin
McGrath
Lordsburg’s Rise Seen In L F Vaughn Visit
A Coming Town notes Lordsburg as a thriving rail junction and mining center with a proactive Board of Trade. It cites upward mining momentum, emerging farming opportunities, and planned improvements likely to draw growth, comparing Lordsburg to Deming’s successful Commercial Club model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Vaughn
Lordsburg
Board of Trade
Deming
Mining Rush at Duncan Arizona Draws Prospectors
Chas A Dinsmore details a growing mining boom around Duncan Arizona. Key properties include Twin Peaks Hinckley Apache Box and Steeple Rock with Burnham American Exploration boosting work. Mentions local Commercial Club upgrades, prominent figures Campbell Phillips and Worthington, and travel notes to reach the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan
Arizona
Twin Peaks
Hinckley
W. Franklin Burnham
Boston
Steve Corley
J. A. Kaylor
Steeple Rock
Campbell, Phillips and Craig
Bisbee
Sonora
Gila River
Apache Box Country
T. J. Nations
J. L. T. Watters
B. R. Lanneau
J. R. Fowler
Watters
Lanneau
Fowler
Gila
Steeple Rock Mining Company
Hinckly Mines
American Exploration Company
John L. Rice
el Paso
Burnham
Clifton
Fraser Brothers
Newhouse
Lordsburg
Campbell
Nogales
Tucson
Long Beach
Phillips
Weather Bureau
Southwest
Southern Pacific
Sheldon
York
Bank of Duncan reports condition and assets totals
The report lists loans and discounts, amounts due from directors, overdrafts, banking house value, real estate, current expenses, various cash items, reserves at state and national banks, and collection accounts totaling 112 866 19. B R Lanneau cashier certifies the statement as true on February 29 1912 before Notary John Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banking House
Bannvers & Fixters
Taft Warns U S Citizens As Mexican Situation Grows Grim
President Taft issued a proclamation urging Americans to leave Mexico as conditions threaten to become intolerable. The warning, decided at a cabinet meeting, was relayed by telegram to Ambassador Wilson in Mexico City with instructions to inform Americans to withdraw across the border and leave belongings with the new U S consul. Copied to consular agents, the message stresses neutrality is not declared and the alert targets American safety rather than partisan action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexic
Taft
United States
Tt State Department
Wilson
Mexico
Repub
Peddlers Law Support from Deputy Sands Emphasized
Deputy Sheriff Sands moves to enforce a ban on peddling and street solicitation in Dune and Valley Arizona. The article argues the Peddlers Law protects local merchants who pay taxes support churches charities and the community while opposing outsiders selling goods at cut prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sands
Putti
Tre
Dune
Arizona
Citzens
W B Kelly Visits Douglas Before Returning Home
W B Kelly former editor of The Review and current Copper Era editor is in Douglas for a visit. He greeted many old friends after arriving with his parents and plans to leave tonight. He reports Morenci and C ton enjoying an era of prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Kelly
the Review
Copper Era
W. B
Douglas
C Ton
Morenci
Bisbee Revi
Law Enforcement Tightens on Ported Jugs in Duncan
Sheriff Patty orders strict enforcement of the ported jug law in Duncan. Deputy Sands notified certain porters to seize containers of wet goods and remove them to the HO, rather than to a convenient distribution point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty
Duncan
Sands
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. A. Dinsmore
el Paso Times
Bank OF Duncan
State of Arizona
County of
Greenlee
Ss. I
John Evans
W. D. McKeehan
B. F. Billingsley
Department of State
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!