Copper Queen smelter closure to trim leases and jobs
Douglas reports Phelps Dodge will discontinue copper production at the Copper Queen branch as market demand fails and stocks rise. The shutdown on April 18 affects the Douglas area with layoffs, job protection plans for married workers, and possible continuation of some projects to stabilize operations. Davis and McSparrow issue notices to miners and lessees about shut down dates and shipment cutoffs through April 15 1922.
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Helps Dodge CO
Douglas
G .M. Dowell
Copper Queen
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Dougles Thie
Mormal
Cousiat
Essex
Owever
Cotomilan
Coustas
Lone Rim
Phelps Dodgeovis
Ultimate Tombstone
Bankes HS Mines
Bister
Tombstone
Tavis
Ips
Denige
Spentpuea
Todiy
McSpurtan
Lewsera
Doulas
Davis
Mexton
McSparrow
Bunker Hill Mines
Tele
Doustas
Beaker Hill Mines Company
Dimglas
Rescue of Arctic explorer Connell and Greely saga highlighted
The article recounts Maurice Comet and the Greely polar expedition survivors. It details Lt Connell’s Arctic service and rescue ordeal, his dramatic weight loss, and past campaigns against Apaches and in the Battle of Little Bighorn, plus notes on a Colorado river bridge paving and the Arizona Medical Association convention plans in Tucson with speakers from Chicago and renowned physicians.
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Connell
Mr . Nell
Texas
Ar Xona
Nebraska
Ono
Cook
Litte Biz Horn
Cantor
Hils
Perview
Camereas
Silver Mines in Chihuahua District Close in Mexico
Edward Butler arrived in Tucson from the Chihuahua mining district reports that low silver prices have forced nearly all major mines in the region to suspend operations. He noted temporary closures at Chinapas and the Lluvia de Oro mine at Fuerte Sinilos, highlighting a broader Mexican mining slowdown.
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Tucson. Marc
Chihuahua
Mexico
Edward Butler
Tucson
Butler
Rio Platte Mining Company
Chinapas
Bastre Gatopitlas
Chihushua
Chituahua
Butter
Lluvia de Oro
Fuerte, Sinilos
Debt of Highway Department Cut by Federal Funds
Phoenix March 2 Federal funds reduce the debt of the state highway department. State Engineer Thomas Maddock announced the department will issue warrants for nearly all its debt within thirty days. Since the year's start Arizona has received 256000 in federal aid and the state treasurer received 11000 as reimbursement for highways constructed in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
State
Thomas Maddock
Arizona
Salvation Army Abandons Drive in Maricopa County
Phoenix March 26 The Salvation Army withdraws its financial drive in Maricopa County due to current conditions. Major E B M Duncan announces the campaign will not be carried to a conclusion until conditions improve, and that efforts will be kept active at the present time.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Salvation Army
E B. M. Duncan
Carapoten
Iie
Thie Filme
Duncan
National Guard Camp Arranged at Douglas Arizona
The Argona national encampment will be held at Camp Harry J. Jones in Douglas from May 24 to June 2. Adjutant General Walter S. Ingalls announced the schedule stating the unit will include one complete battalion and one machine gun company totaling 19 officers and 400 enlisted men. During the encampment the troops will receive federal and state pay.
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Phoenix
Argona National
Harry J. Jones
Douglas
Walter S. Ingalls
Sonora to lift import duties for industry goods
Sonora officials announced that all articles used in mines or for industry will enter through Agua Prieta free of import duties and the 21 percent ad valorem tax starting April 1. The free list includes fuel oils explosives and ore cars as part of a decree aimed at stimulating industry in Sonora.
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Douglas
Sonora
Mexico
Agua Prieta
Hindustey
SOARD OR PARDONS TO MEET APRIL 2ND
In Phoenix on March 24, ministers and petitioners seek mercy for prisoners with petitions to the board of pardons. Attorney General Galbraith notes the next meeting will be in Florence on April 2 to consider routing matters and names a citizen member and state officials in the process.
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Phoenix
Mercha Reone
Gathraith
Florence
Development plans for Phoenix adopted by city officials
Phoenix officials approved city planning drafts by a Chicago firm at a special meeting. The plan envisions widening all business streets, expanding parks and playgrounds, and building a civic center with traffic regulation zones.
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Phoenix
Phosais
Chicago
City Commission
Officials Inspect Arizona Road Camps In State Tour
Thomas Maddock head of the highway department and ER Wolf chief construction engineer left yesterday to inspect state road camps. Their first stop will be Kingman as they review road construction in Mohave and other northern counties before touring the south.
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Phoenix
Maren
Thomas Maddock
Highway Department
ER. Wolf
Tate
Kingman
Monave
Arizona
Residents debate filling vacant clerk post in Phoenix
The March report from Phoenix outlines contention over who should fill a vacant clerk position in the Investment Department of the corporation. Amos Letts states Loren Vinghy will receive the appointment, while Vaughn’s resignation prompts a crowded field including Rantsur Jat and several prominent state officials and candidates such as Mc Gillen and White. The process faces cooling politics as the commission weighs the applicants and timing.
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Phoenix
Loren Vinghy
Amos Ietts
Commutasion
Stetts
Tie Roumission
Vanshur
Vaughn
Stanley Willan
Steiner Mc Vaughn
A. Ute
Mc Gillen
Scott White
United States
Sims
Vantin
Cameron Fails to Secure Aid for Embargo Policy
The administration in Washington opposes pretextual embargo relief and argues emergency tariffs should be used to aid growers and the Brewers. Senator Cameron asserts his position while Governor Campbell signals continued pressure as debate over embargo and tariff measures persists amid farm needs.
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Phoenix
Wash Iireton
Raiph Cara Wot Astrong
Thomas Campbell
Cameron
Seley Tarife
Estes
Tolleve Ux Sou
Toon Bamedete Emburze
Mat Uy Sith
Mare Usman
Rh Ft Rite
Inspiration Mine and Nearby Plants Begin Large Closings
Globe Arizona records indicate about 1500 workers at Inspiration closing down as pay and information halt. A large force from Inter Nation Smelting and related operations will join many out of work, with only a small crew kept for timbering and partial operation amid the copper district's contraction.
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Globe
Ariz
Adatfinn
Inter Nation
Plany
Islast
Miami
Globe Miami Distriot
Phoenix Bank to Reopen After Suspension
Phoenix March 29 An orderly reopening plan was approved by more than 600 bankers and depositors at Citizens Savings Bank of Phoenix for a return to business later this week or early next week. A parallel move was begun by Central Bank of Phoenix officers and depositors to reopen within a few days after its March 2 suspension.
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Phoenix
Maret
Siam
Tus
Whoenis
Miiae Vitlgin
Bonzkok
Siow
Hanes
Hunt
Legation
Alex
Denmark
Mra Mant
Citizens Suite Bank of Phoenix
Bisitess
Central Bank of Phoenix
Forty Town Fort Grant fence to enclose 3202 acres
Phoenix report notes 35 miles of wire will form a five strand fence around 3200 acres owned by the state industrial school at Fort Grant Arizona. The project follows a lease decision by the state land department and involves the Seventy six cattle company relinquishing lease rights. Governor Campbell oversees the plan as drought conditions persist and the project aims to repurpose to a gasoline plant auxiliary. The return trip from Vail to Benson took ten hours with most roads in good condition.
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FT. Grant
Phoenix
Fort Grant
Arizomi
State Land Department
Seventy ix Cattle Company
Campbell
Radotols Ruchter
Ptt
Jana
Atx
Tiveineh Main
Grahare
Capnetibe
Vail
Benson
Arizona's Pivotal Role in National Issues Highlighted
A University of Arizona scholar outlines how the youngest state influenced national politics and semitic debates over the past decade. The discussion covers Taft's recall message, a Supreme Court ruling, major industrial disputes, and a Wilson commission deportation probe, illustrating Arizona's emergence beyond provincial concerns.
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United States Supreme Court
Wilson
Former manager of Lowell garage missing after fraud charge
Krebs lodges complaint against W L Smart former manager of Ray RL Krebs garage Lowell alleging fraudulent appropriation of 1835.21 dollars. Smart disappeared two months ago during a hunting trip to Mexico while in possession of about 1835.51 dollars.
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Hisbee
W.L. Smart
Ray RL Krebs
Lowell
Krebs
Smart Krebs
Smart
Mexico
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Bleak Cape Sabine
Colt
Sedley
Yumna
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Colorado Delta Oil and Development Company
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de. Uchsner
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