London Disturbed Over Russian Silver Demand
New York report notes tight London market conditions as premiums for immediate silver persist despite German shipments. Montagu & Co say US silver production waning while New York demand remains limited, with subdued Australian output and reduced ocean freight costs affecting global trade. Steel and ship prices shift as forecasts show continued foreign demand and evolving inventories. Washington and international markets track exports of silver and related goods, with Mexico and the Far East trading activity cited.
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New York
London
Germany
Coust
Montagu & Co
United States
Himikti
Norexall
Gees
Australia
Simantey
TSO
Siitch Tees
Antletyweid
Alee
China
Atlantic
Wasinese
Sewetore
Far East
El Centro Fights Colorado Plans Of Los Angeles
In El Centro California the Associated Chambers of Commerce of the Imperial Valley opposes Los Angeles hydroelectric plans for Boulder Canyon on the Colorado River. They argue river control should stay within the valley and assert state supervision would vanish if LA schemes proceed. Also noted is the Pima Cotton Growers' Association completing its organization in Phoenix Arizona.
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EL Centro
Colorado
Los Angeles
Cal
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Imperial Valley
Patria
Boulder Canyon
Coloorado
Santa Cruz supervisors refuse salary cuts and aid Nogales
Aug 3 The Santa Cruz county board of supervisors told the Nogales chamber of commerce it will not cut salaries for clerks and deputies while urging Nogales merchants to direct more funds toward county living costs. The board proposed prioritizing essential purchases and reducing expenses where possible.
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Santa Cruz
Nogales
Ants Cruz County
Ivestizatine
Uth
State Officials Call for Cutting Department Funds
The corporation commission and secretary of state request reductions in their funding. Officials argue the session news printing appropriation must be trimmed to avoid harming essential work. They propose lowering allocations for printing the Arizona session news and other office expenses while preserving core operations.
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Hedin
Redmond
Atxtin
Mark
Siete Zenest Matt
Ariza
Sasha Manag
IBM Plans Oil Drilling in Elgin Section
A syndicate of Tulsa businessmen plans oil drilling in the Elgin area after reports of gas and oil at shallow depth near the city. J. B. Stinkon’s associates are preparing rigs and a new field is believed to lie between the Empire range and Elgin with an Oklahoma company holding large tracts in Jeeses. Westward near Casa Granta a trailer rig move is underway by J Darling who is in Texas securing equipment.
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Eisin
Stinkon
Pew
Elgin
Jeases
Casa Granta Fa
J. Darling
Texas
Power project in Flagstaff and Cincinnati transport highlights
A fragmented report notes a power project near Flagstaff and transportation experiences in California and Saint Wainonia, with mentions of leaders like BAL Schenk and Len's erry and Edison survey work. It references three tactics for settlements and preliminary surveys amid unclear details and damaged text.
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Geyer
Saint Wai Fonia
Tasino
Lee Abpeler
Bal Schenk
Len
Erry
Lee
Seizure of Contraband Morphine Shipment From Mexico
Officials report the seizure of more than 13 shipments of contraband morphine valued over 25000 dollars, seized by head customs inspectors during an operation aimed at crossing from Mexico. Harry E. Berner headed the packing and concealment, with the customs force making several major captures in recent weeks.
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Mmargiers
Mexico
Washington
Harry E. Berner
Customs
Poll of Cochise Legislators Urges Special Session
A Cochise county poll of senators and representatives shows Democratic members in favor of urging Governor Campbell to call a special session to reduce state operation costs. Key figures include Senator W. P Sims and Representative Arthur Orlow, with other Democrats supporting the call while some Republicans express opposition. The report notes uncertainty about certain lawmakers' positions and party alignments.
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Cochise County
Wms
Campbell
W. K Clerk
Board of Supervisors
W. P Sims
Arthur Orlow
Wyle
RB. Krebs
Betes
Cobh
Berkel
Raid Night Arrests Dominated By Chaos And Fear
Local police conducted a raid last night yielding numerous arrests amid a chaotic scene. Officers faced heavy resistance as suspects fled and many were taken into custody at multiple locations.
Bankhead Highway Promises Wide U S Advertised Route
Aug 2 Birmingham Alabama reports the Bankhead Transcontinental Highway will be the best advertiser and popular tourist route from Washington to San Diego. The 2600 mile road crosses the United States with support from automaker and travel groups, promising enhanced promotion and interstate cooperation.
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U. S
Birmingham
Als
Washington
San Diego
North Egan's 15 Progress Reported Amid Turbulent Scene
Fragmented OCR readout describes rapid improvement of a group or subject in a northern location, with garbled names and phrases. The text references testing, experts, and various unsettled remarks, suggesting a status update amid disorder and unclear context.
Barton Ww Pesign Saturday to El Paso
Barton family village notes a signature event with plans to travel Saturday to El Paso. The report mentions tea, people named Bates, Sievers, and Allen in a city department context, praising Bates as an efficient officer and popular figure among the local party and community.
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Barton
EL Pasd
Jay
Barts
Bern
Inca
Bates
Wwe
Marehet
Allien
Carey
Bex
Elma
Battes
Bieher Patlee
Tey
Far Finsott
SM Capieior
Liquor Seizure Report From Border Crossings
A seized liquor shipment valued at 5 009 dollars was destroyed near marshes yesterday by Soret officials. The contraband had been divided into small portions to avoid border restrictions, with several persons aiding the operation. Chief Lowe oversaw pouring the liquid into the water, contaminating more than fifty gallons.
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Soret
Mexico
Lowe
Wower
Gadsden dredge work spans three shifts on west main cane
Three shifts operate two drag line dredges along West Main Cane as crews clear channels and advance canal maintenance work. project supports navigation and flood control in Gadsden with ongoing equipment deployment and river access restoration efforts.
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Gadsden
Canine fatalities rise from hidden babies flood unrest
A turbulent report notes that twenty two dogs died while attempting to rescue blind infants amid flood conditions. Evidence mentions medical risk, local authorities, and a citywide flood alert affecting Naples and nearby areas with business disruption and property damage.
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The fragment headlines a local item with unreadable OCR text. It mentions primes and a named person or group, leaving unclear details about event, place or date. Readers are left with a tease of technical wording and no verifiable entities.
Novelty Parade Celebration Draws Local Attention
An unusual entry marks a community event with a festive parade meant to honor local figures. The celebration includes songs, prizes, and a procession featuring participants from nearby districts. Officials emphasize safety and family participation as street decorations and performances unfold across the scheduled afternoon.
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Arizona
Pima Cotton
Growers’ Association
Judentir
Baty
Campbell Menawer
IBM
Sury Department
Cochise
Eeewsey-Qudel
Simet
Anderten
Royse
Pintinenniey
Kerr
Romtet Die Roy
Belletie
Rae Baie
Rabikts
Fopeth
Farnesio
Amita
Rounteoe
Peseral
Nathan Highwaeseo Aptian
Les Wetheeky
Anitinas
Wartaztan
San
Fon Egan
North
Sephelad
Weverdy
Micper Ghey
Siehs
Tombstone
First National Bank
Federal Reserve
Aline Cosh
Jay Attororsn
Fecens
Ape
Roma
van Meares
Hanmon
Foran Naess
Basta Fortes
Leyerik Peaball Grae
Slesteopmd
Hosales
SONAL
Nopelew
Tochek
Comia
de Pana
Corilead
Otto
Travis
Mubten- Hal
Nevete Feotes
PeSee Mersvsoe
Benson
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