China silver panic spurs demand and Mexican pool talk
The report from New York discusses Mexico exploring a fixed price pool for silver, aiming to influence world prices. Mexico and the United States together supply most of the world output, with Mexican actions potentially raising prices for producers. Washington cautiously studies the situation, while China and India show varied silver and cotton activity. Police arrest two former bank officials in Tombstone amid an ongoing investigation into the Central Bank of Willcox collapse.
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Mexlco
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FrencheChinese
Banque Industrielle de Chine
Bank of China
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Bethen Broeen
Toul
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Merico
Oatman Miner Killed in Arizona Rock Fall
A. N. Lewis, a miner, died from a rock fall at United Eastern Mining Company's property in Oatman, Arizona. Roy W. Moore, superintendent, reported to Jack White, state mine inspector, that Lewis was fatally injured while at work on the mine site.
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United Eastern Mining Company
Oat_mas
Jack White
Roy W. Moore
Mit
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Fourth Regiment arriv es to Camp Harry D. Jones
Four hundred and thirty men and officers from the fifth regiment arrived at Camp Harry D. Jones last night and have been assigned to the first cavalry in Douglas on November 29.
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Douglas
Harry d. Jones
First Cavalry
Officials named to succeed men killed in wreck near Wickenburg
Prescott November dispatch reports appointment of new officials for the Atelivon Topeka and Southern? railroad division to replace those who died in a wreck of an inspection car near Wickenburg Arizona. J D McChily named division superintendent. William Mathee and W O Arntz named chief clerk and trainmaster Prescott. Roy K Chambers named roadmaster lines north of Prescott and assistant division engineer. Both former officials were killed in the wreck.
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J. A. Daeger
Prescott
H. Storey
Three Escaped Convicts Captured Near Globe Arizona
Sheriffs deputies and prison guards tracked three escapees from the state penitentiary to Casador Springs, forty miles from Globe. The escapees J. H. Roberts, Ben Roberts, and Larry Smith were recaptured after eluding capture since their Sunday breakout. The Roberts brothers had been sentenced in Graham County for grand larceny, and Smith in Cochise County for robbery. all were trusted at the prison farm. Florence,
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Atunday
Casador Springs
Tom Rynnins
J. H. Roberts
Ben Roberts
Larry Smith
Roberts
Graham County
Smith
Cochise County
Florence
Fire destroys large Cananea block in Sonora
Nov 29 report from F. J. Dyer American consul Nogales Sonora states nearly an entire block of buildings burned in Cananea last Thursday. Fire damage details remain surface level with no injuries listed.
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Sonora
F. J. Dyer
Fatal shooting near Leon place ranch ends rancher’s life
Nick Farrell, a rancher on the Leon place near the Huachuca mountains, died this morning after a shooting at the ranch the day before. J F Chapman surrendered to deputies and is held in Tombstone as an inquest and investigation proceed. Chapman claims Farrell attacked and beat I Lewis and fired first, with self defense cited. Deputy Sheriff Trev and Sheriff’s officials plan inquests with J F Ross and Harry Rafferty traveling for proceedings. Hoover endorses Arizona Industrial Conference to unite farming livestock mining and business sectors for state prosperity.
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Nogales
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Santa Crux
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Cochise
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Parrett
Lewis
J. F Ross
Harry Rafferty
Arizona publishers meet in Nogales headlines
Arizona Daily Newspaper Publishers association plans a Nogales meeting Monday, the second in Nogales after earlier gatherings in Tucson Phoenix El Paso Douglas. The group aims to discuss future press business as prosperity returns. Chase Stauffer of the Arizona Republican is president and Lawrence D. Clark of the Bisbee Review is secretary. Chandler Maricopa Creamery Co to open local plant.
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Nogales
Tucson
Phoenix
el Paso
Douglas
Nogaler
Chase Stauffer
The
Arizona Republican
Newspaper
Lawrence D. Clark
Bisbee Review
Mexico Tightens Passport Rules for Travelers to Nogales
Mexican consul Joaquin Terrazas announced new rules requiring passports to be extended by U S authorities or a certified copy of the application for admission to Mexican territory. The edict, issued in Nogales Arizona, applies to border residents within the 40 mile zone and sets a ten dollar fee, with exceptions for locals on the U S side.
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Interior Nogales
Ariz
Joaquin Terrazas
United States
Santa Cruz
Senora Terramus
Texas Girl Arrives to Testify in Ruby Murder Trial
Irene Pears, age unknown, of Liberty Hills arrives in Texas to testify for the state in Placido Silvas murder case. Silvas faces trial in the superior court for the August 2 Ruby Arizona killings at a store and post office, where Mrs Pearsons, Miss Pearson, and Miss Purcell were involved.
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Frank Pearson
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Ruby
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Miss Purcell
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Road and ranch news from Cochise county and beyond
Local reports from Cochise and surrounding areas describe wolves in Lone Mountain and cattleman's losses. Officials discuss road work on Campini Mesa and Sunnyside routes to Tombstone and Bisbee, seeking funds to finish a major Garden Canyon highway aiding mining, ranching, and military needs.
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D. Schawffer
Patagout
Ata Crise
Dong
Campini
Co. Elise County
Maeert Langford
Sunnyside
Tombstone
Tts
Burgav
Arizona
Ustas
Bisbee
Cochise County
Patagama
Negalee
Cochise
Pine Pointe
West Ftr
Fr Huaehnew
Fort Service
Breaks Bottle in Courtroom Incident in Los Angeles
A prisoner in Los Angeles appeared before Judge Craix on bond day while under the influence. As he left with his attorney to seek a new bond, he struck his coat on an iron rail, causing broken glass and liquor to spill onto the courtroom floor, andromptly rushed from the room.
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