Border War Flare Near Naco In Cross Border Clash
Report from the Phoenix Republic describes a gun battle near Naco involving Mexican guards and American cowboys over a smuggling case. James Herron, a La Morita, Sonora cattleman, was arrested for smuggling horses and sent toward Nogales. Cowboy Bob Clayton challenged guards and opened fire after being asked to surrender his gun. Two cowboys Franco and another aided Clayton. Mexican guards pursued across the line. an American posse killed one guardsman and wounded another near the San Pedro crossing. Herron fled to Nogales to face charges, while Lee Ramsey was arrested on the Mexican side. An armed force of about a hundred guarded the town and border area as both sides remained tense.
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Naco
James Herron
la Morita
Sonora
Nogales
Nacon
Bob Clayton
Herron
Clayton
Franco
Move
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Noted Tives
Ode Buvet
San Pedro Custom House
Oklahoma
Lee Ramsey
Iaison
Ledin
Navo
Irrigation and land reform eyed for the West
The column discusses arid land in the West with 70 to 100 million acres needing reclamation. It argues irrigation can unlock enormous crops and urges unified national action to reclaim public lands. It notes no land shortage yet and contrasts with private holdings, urging reclamation by the National Government. It also mentions local ads for pears and counterfeiting concerns.
Food Law and Irrigation Debate Highlight 1890 Arizona
Morality and policy merge as Missouri cites penalties for unhealthy food ingredients while Arizona fights for irrigation policy. The piece cites a 1890 law banning arsenic and other substances, plus talk of Arizona delegates to a Missoula irrigation congress and the push for federal irrigation programs. It also references Ingersoll obsequies and local notices including remedies and loans.
Westward irrigation plan gains broad support in Congress
The Los Angeles Times endorses nationwide flood water storage for irrigation. It argues that California and the West need a comprehensive plan of irrigation, with federal appropriations for storage reservoirs in the Sierra Nevada and Rockies, to benefit farms and communities statewide.
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Congress
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Los Angeles
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Rocky Mountains
What Matters It A Reflection On Life And Death
A fragment from a Denver News item contemplates life and death with lines about joy and misfortune, ending with a promotional note for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Brockway's Pharmacy selling it. The text blends poetic meditation with an advertisement for a cough remedy used for colds and croup.
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