Infernal Extradition Puzzle and Baby Death Focus
An article laments Villa's fate and Mexican extradition issues while highlighting reforms to curb infant deaths. It cites the Me xican government, US policy, and calls for strict justice guarded by political stability. It notes Children’s Bureau studies in six cities showing feeding, income, sanitation, and work outside the home as death drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me 1
Villa
United States
Mexico
Children’s Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Bolsheviki advance in Warsaw and Denver riots
The article links the Denver riots to Bolshevik advances, noting similar events in Petrograd since the soviet regime took power. It argues radical leaders incite violence and condemns intolerance, calling Denver a warning of surrender to mob rule and highlighting consequences for free press and civic virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Denver
Warsaw
Petrograd
Assia
Russia
Denver Post
Philuses
National Parks in Danger Says Water Power Plan Threatens Preserves
Robert S. Yard of the National Parks Association warns that a new water power act could permit private leases within government lands and reservations in national parks. He argues this would allow dams and power houses, endangering park scenery and traveler experience, and urges Congress to amend the act to protect park integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Yard
Thetional Parks Association
Yellowstone
Esses
How to Save Paper and Space Grafters
Opinion critiquing advertising practices and space grafters in public notices. Argues saving space by removing grafters, converting them to legitimate advertisers, and boosting open advertising power. Mentions Peoria Enterprise as credited source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Printing as a funny proposition in Tucson Star letters
A Tucson Star letter to the editor questions why local businesspeople send printing out of town. It cites two specimen prints from Sturgis Michigan and Emeryville California, a bank slip printed in Michigan, and a hay and grain bill printed in California. The piece notes the irony of urging local trade while merchants rely on external printers.
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Star
The
Tucson
Sturgis
Michigan
Emeryville
California
Californ
Tucson Star
Fragmented Advice on Men Women and Fashion from a Past Column
Odd collage of musings on dating, bathing suits, freckles and beauty. Mentions men marrying, column advice on behavior, values humor and casual remarks about finances and procrastination. Includes scattered quips about boarders suburbs and fashion ads with a playful, satirical tone.
The Latest Mexican Problem Surrenders Villa
The surrender of Francisco Villa to the Mexican government brings peace and unity in the region but may cause friction between the United States and Mexico. Villa remains wanted in the United States for crimes including the Columbus raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Villa
Mining Industry Battle for Prosperity Across Nation
The mining sector fights for its future as it seeks wealth and jobs. It urges strong support to reward workers and strengthen the nation’s development.
Outside Looking In Critics Denounce Bolshevism After Deportation
The Tucson Citizen notes Enina Goldman once asked about Bolshevism while in the United States. after deportation to Russia she denounces Bolshevism. The piece warns anarchists may heed the warning and reflect on capitalist liberty in America.
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Enina Goldman
Russia
America
Tucson
Senators Seek County Seats In Arizona Race
In Prescott area records two candidates emerged for state senate seats with Charles Hurton of Ash Fork and A. Johns as political figures. Democratic hopes center on Gov. prospects, while Ruston faces new attention in legislative circles. Primary opposition appears unlikely for now.
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Prescot
Charles &, Hurton
Keown
Ash Fork
Otter
A. A. Johns
Senate
Jobs
Ruston
Tansy Johns
Nis
W Stephens to Leave Office for Business Position
Phoenix August 6 confirmation that W Stephens secretary of livestock sanitary board will quit end of year to join a leading manufacturing drageists firm. He expects to start January 7, citing desire to finish ongoing record reorganization and brand reclassification work. The move follows discussions and negotiations with the firm amid efforts to streamline ownership records.
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Phoenix
BE. W. Stephene
Lvestock Sanitary Boat
Stephens
Bhance
Ogain
Bisbee Typographical Union Resolution Censures Outsourced Printing
A Bisbee typographical union condemns the practice of sending printing outside Cochise County. The resolution urges local business scripts and political candidates to use district printers, arguing it protects the district’s economy and families. Signature lines include AISHEE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION NO. 1G PUCKETT and LG GOHRING.
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Warren Distriet
Cochisel County
Blabee
Daily Press
Aishee Typographical Union
Puckett
Gohring
Toreste
Reward Offered for Car Recovery by Security Bank Trust
A reward was issued for the recovery of a car. The memento notes that August Qa received no payment and mentions Tecson as a point of contact. The reward was arranged by the Security Bank and Trust Company representing Chapman and Hagman, general agents of Birth and Federal Fire underwriters. The letter with the reward praised Chief Lane and firefighters, and urged the rightful party to claim their portion.
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Tecson
D Lame
Olyles
Nogwies
Fetter
Security Bank and Trust Company
Lane
Six Aliens Deported From Tucson For Nogales Detention
August report says six aliens including three women and three men were sent to Nogales under Immigation Officer LT Wright. Two women were arrested in Nogales for liquor smuggling and served brief county jail terms. The four Mexican horse thieves sentenced to three to seven years in the superior court will be deported after serving their sentences.
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Mexico
Tucson
Nogales
Wright
Scantu Closes Pacific Port in Esenada Skirmish
Governor Estaban Cantu declined comment on reports that his followers in Esenada seized the federal patrol ship Tecate after shooting Captain Leonardo Zepede. The split with the central government deepened as Cantu issued an order barring people from Esenada and inland areas without special credentials.
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Scantu
Pacific
Mexicali
Estaban Cantu
Esenada
Leonardo Zepede
Cantu
Solstice Mining venture in Tombstone Sparks local optimism
The Somnee Mining and Milling Company led by WT Mayd and partners contracted on August 24 with LP Winters to purchase holdings. Engineers project ore worth $120,000 at over 18 per ton and a fifty ton mill setup could run for five years. Local investors and engineers back the plan despite no stock being public.
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Somnee Mining and Milling Company
WT Mayd
Diet Houston Hughart
M. Ding Worth
LP Winters
Tombstone
Las Yeen
Elpelesh
Tombstone Mining
Solstice Mining and Milling Company
Developmen
B Won Cy Borquez First Time in Hist ory
Private dispatches report Sonora Governor Flavia Borquez and General Espinosa meeting in Hermosillo to discuss security and development. Telegram notes Espinosa left Torotuzino to confer, marking his first trip from Aurocobampo. Local officials anticipate gains as Yaqui pacification and West Coast resource potential proceed.
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Logales
Astus
Mexico
Hermentilo
Nozales
Sonora
Flavia I Borquez
General Espinosa
Toro
Ogwles Husillexethen
Villa
Norshern
Nogume
Matus
Eepittora
Hermosillo
Hspinosa
Aurocobampo
Hercules and C A tax protests heard
August 6 the state tax commission sat as a board of equalization to hear protests from Arizona Hercules Mining Co and Calumet and Arizona Mining Co. The Hercules protest, presented by T A Wilson and Owen Montgomery, challenged machinery assessment near $59 000. The C A group protested the subsidiary New Cornelia Co at Ajo and the Tucson Cornelia and Gila Bend Railroad running Gila Bend to Ajo, with Cleon G Knapp and O W Engles appearing for the company.
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Sitax
Arizona Hercules Mining Company
T. A. Wilson
Owen Montgomery
Calumet & Arizona Mining Company
New Cornelia Company
Ajo
Tucson, Cornelia and Gila Bend
Gila Bend
Cleon G. Knapp
O. W. Engles
Yon
Krebs Announces Candidacy for 6th District Representative
Representative 1 declares bid for the 6th legislative district seat in Cochise County, subject to Democratic Primary action in September. Ray B Krebs is named in the filing as the candidate.
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Cochise County
Ray B Krebs
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West Fe A
Joes
Cartor
Jack Ashrnth
Jack
Wen
Prsens
Ma Athayly
Rhode Island
Faneh
Solstice Company
CY Borquez
Hercules
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