Douglas Explains Copper Surplus And Prospects
Douglas, president of Phelps Dodge, tours the Southwest explaining the copper surplus beyond production needs. He cites US stockpiles near 1.76 billion pounds and a 6.6 million pound monthly sale rate this year, urging retrenchment and cooperation to avert distress. He confirms ongoing underground development at Bisbee and Sacramento Hill and expects limited job cuts at Copper Queen.
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Douglas
United States
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Bisbee
Sacramento Hill
Copper Queen
Obituary fragment from Santa Ana area
Years ago from Santa Ana Calif Mo has been a practicinl lawyer here with that time survived by widow a daughter Mise Alive of Douglas and a son in California The body was taken in charge by Curlee Ames and Porter The Hoceaned was and degree Maso It da presumed that the focal lodge with the funeral services al though no erran lust fete nts were made
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Santa Ana
Calif
Phoenix to vote on city bond issue
Phoenix officials move to draft an ordinance for a city bond election, to be reviewed next Wednesday. details on amount and date pending. Governor Campbell and Clayton Bennett toured Prescott Jerome highway planning, noting weathering time, yardage removed, and upcoming improvements near July occupancy. High winds and rain eased by temperature drops affected livestock and range conditions across Arizona, with forage and water shortages persisting in several regions.
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Phoenix
City Commission
Sloan
Campbell
Clayton Bennett
Commission of State Institutions
Prescott Aud Jerome
Plumeers
Prescott Jerome
Nogates
Dowelas
Yuma Vale
New Mexico
Weather Bureau
Pt Apache
Fair E
Land Board Closes Contests In Land Department Actions
The state land board disposed of a series of contests filed since the start of the year. Awards favored contestants in many cases including Albright, Cashion, Graves, Vin cent, Shilling, Busenbark, Fisher, Pillman, and victories for Trappman and others. Washington reported winter wheat generally favorable, minor frost damage, and ongoing lambing and fruit prospects across regions including Arizona and Montana.
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Land Department
State Land Board
Albright Vs
Reid Cashion Catt
Land Commissioner
Mbright
Garrett Sheep Company
Shucking
Graves, Henderson and Vincent
KR. C. Cresswell
Vincent
Gore
S. Blevins
Leo Trappman
Wm. J. Davis
Trappman
Arthur Trappman
Wm. J
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Arizona
Yuma Valier
Montana
Judge Wright Dies Sudden ly in Douglas
Douglas reports the sudden death of Judge AY Wright a pioneer figure in the Douglas area. The obituary notes his long service and influence in local judiciary and civic life as residents mourn the loss of a respected leader.
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Douglas
AY. Wright
Rain Report Notes General Storms Across State
The document records widespread rainfall with a few exceptions. Judge Wright, long afflicted by rheumatism, is described as increasingly frail, arriving in Douglas for assistance after persistent illness since last winter. The state livestock sanitary board notes rain across multiple counties including Cochise with several points listed.
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Phoenix
Contin- Wright
New Passport Ruling Creates Travel Chaos in Interior
Povelas says a new passport ruling worsens travel, as Mexican consul Lelester has no authority to issue passports for Aster team and immigration officials shift to court clerks. Americans wishing to travel must apply at a superior or federal court, with Tombstone as the nearest, causing delays for those starting from Agua Prietas.
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Povelas
Aprit
Orleans
Douglas
Ives G Lelester
State Department
Interior
Tombstone
Agua Prieta
H.C Reamler
United States Commission
Touglas
Pss
F. L. Mendoza
Aqua
Pri- Jets
United States
Many Mexicans Leave Douglas for Mexican Farms
In Douglas April many Mexicans depart for interior Mexico to take up farming lands or work in agricultural districts. Ives G. Lelevier, Mexican consul in Douglas, said they use free transport offers for families and goods, apply for passports, and travel to Juarez where the consul directs them to various regions. Customs duty on furniture and farming implements is waived when immigrants pledge to pursue agriculture.
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Douglas
Interior
Mexico
Ives G. Lelevier
Juarez
Earthquake Shakes Holbrook in Two Tremors
Two distinct shocks hit Holbrook Arizona late today lasting about 30 seconds. The first was strong, the second waned, moving east to west. Furniture shifted and windows rattled. a plate glass window in a cafe shattered. Felt as far as Winslow Arizona and Gallup New Mexico.
Pioneers Meet at Phoenix Likely Sees Few Attendees
Only a handful of Cochise county pioneers are expected to attend the upcoming pioneers meeting in Phoenix on Tuesday and Wednesday. H. C. Stillman spoke with railroad officials who offered a reduced fare if 100 attendees were reached, but estimates now fall well short. Stillman hoped for at least 23 veterans and now none may travel.
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Pioneers
Phoenix
H.C. Stillman
Cochise County
Stillman
Druggist and Rancher Battle in Bisbee
Bisbee April 7 Bestick Williams a druggist and Bert Polley a rancher from Hereford were arrested after a reported fight in front of the post office. Williams challenged Polley who struck him first. Sheriff Joe Hooi and traffic officer W D Bradshaw intervened. Bonds set at 10 dollars each for police court appearance. The pair, once cattle partners, had not spoken in over a year.
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Williams
Polley
Arizona Tariff Group Forms Arizona Tariff Association Board
The Arizona chamber of commerce pushes to form a 21 member Southern Tariff Association board with leaders from key industries. Peight B Heard Charles F Willis F A Ione fer and Harland J Gary named as state chairmen and telegram from John W Kirby urges rapid setup before congressional tariff measures. Wellington telegram shows drive to organize Arizona division with prominent business figures.
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Phoesis
Eit
Apon
Chamber of Commerce
Representa Rfc
Arizona
Southern Tariff Association
Harland J. Gary
John W. Kirby
Wellington
Congress
Yuma Supervisors Reject Bond Bid For 600000 Sale
The Yuma county board of supervisors refused a 90 10 bid for 600000 in bonds as too low. Grant and Company of Chicago, the sole bidder present, had shown interest in recent months and attended prior meetings. The board postponed the decision to the first May meeting to reexamine the market.
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Yuma
Alife
Apru
Grant Sac Company
Thorst
Unety
Stilh
Local Chamber Clerk to Name Delegates to Trade Council
Phoen in April tarry wenn secretary of the local chamber of commerce received a communication from the National Foreign Trade council asking Din to appoint delegates to the eighth national foreign trade convention to be held in Cleveland May 4 to 7 inclusive.
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Phoenin
Tarry Wenn
Chamber of Commerce
National Foreign Trade Council
Din
Cleveland
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