World silver markets endure despite sterling swings
New York dispatch notes world silver markets holding fairly steady amid sterling variability. Prices fluctuated from 6.414 to 6.458 with a year to date low around 6.334, while London saw 6.16 as the weakest since March. Trade data show China and India imports easing, with October exports totaling about 47.7 million ounces and India demonstrating renewed buying in the Far East. Overall domestic silver stocks and monthly production pace suggest prior year levels, though purchases remain unlikely to exceed 42 month totals from the previous period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee
London
Shanghai
China
India
Far East
sAporte
SSS
Numiere
Slamebal
Santa Claus in Flight Delivers Belief to Tucson Child
Master Hoyt Saunders and a Tucson editor recount a Christmas tale as a mother writes to Santa in New York. The boy insists Santa will soon visit Tombstone by airplane, promising a car with a horn and a crank as proof of the magic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Master Hoyt Saunders
Tucson
the Tweine
Mee EL Hadeell
Master Hoyt
New York
Tombstone
Assessors Set Range Cattle and Sheep Valuations in Arizona
In IX Arizona on December 21 the Arizona state tax commission and county assessors fixed minimum valuations for 1922. Range cattle at 20 per head and sheep at 5 per head. No minimum set for grazing lands irrigation lands or mining properties. A B Ming of Yuma county named president of the Arizona Assessors association and K Gentry of Yavapai county reelected secretary treasurer. D Nolan of the Keily Springfield Tire company El Paso office was a visitor. HERE AS WITNESS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariz
Arizona State Tax Commission
Arizona Assessors’ Association
A. B. Ming
Yuma County
K Gentry
Yavapaiounty
D. Nolan
Keily
Yutich Loses Suit for Ten Thousand in Tombstone Court
The jury found in favor of defendant Fred Saxby in the damage case Yutich vs Saxby. Yutich sought 10000 for injuries to a child struck by an auto driven by Saxby. Jury deliberated about 15 minutes, verdict returned on first ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yutich Vs. Saxby
Tombstone
Yutich
Fred Saxby
Bisbee Bank
Relatives Collapse Honeymoon. Chicago Couple Divorcing
Judge Steffen hears divorce case of Edgar Fo Heiser and his wife amid testimony that the bride’s mother and relatives disrupt their honeymoon by sharing the bed and causing constant embarrassment. The couple married June 1 191x and quarreled over family intrusion for weeks until the split.
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Chicago
Edgar Fo Heiser
Fetser
Steffen
Abe
Pat Henindaw
Cassidy Makes Big Booze Haul In Yuma
Four men aided by Ubanobies and 250 gallons of ale were seized in Yuma by Mike Cassidy prohibition director for Arizona. Cassidy and deputies arrested the four at McBray station in northern Yuma County. Aquarius stored in five and nineteen gallon kegs were found in cars. The men named themselves Charles Lumaford G K Collins James Wo Bain and C J Irby en route to Phoenix from Nevada.
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Aria. Ie
Yuma
Mike Cassidy
Arizona
Cassidy
McBray
Yuma County
Aquor
Charles Lumaford
G. K. Collins
James Wo Bain
C.J. Irby
Phoenix
Nevada
Mexican Cotton Ficker Fatally Shot by Friend
A man identified as Terrera was fatally shot at 2:30 p.m. on a ranch near Mesa Terrera. Witnesses say Gasper Lugue and another Mexican man were handling a loaded 28 caliber revolver owned by Terrera when it discharged, wounding Terrera in the right breast and causing his death within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew
Isa
Ton Pike
Mesa
Wilbur
DK. Edwards
Mesa Terrera
Gasper Lugue
Thetme
Terreca
Terrera
Lugue
Terrezs
Victorias
Torteza
Narrow escape in Tucson area auto crash injures seven
AY Smith, F L Bryant, and Helen Benedict survive a head on collision on the Tucson road near Houten bridge, with a baby from the Chandler party severely injured and others rendered helpless. The wreck demolished both cars and shocked the Pearce and Tucson groups.
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AY. Smith
F. L. Bryant
Helen Benedict
Tucson
Houten Bridge
Nash
PL. Inaunt
Commonwealth Gold Mining
Roman
Pearce
Phoenix
Aly. Smith
Commonwealth
Mins Helen Henedtiot
Tobstone
Whoomis
Reeway
Moby RL
Bryant
Benedict
Jared
Eytte
State rests case in Smiths trial for embezzlement
The state rested after four days of testimony in the Alva E Smith embezzlement case in Yuma. Prosecutors outlined banking operations while defense attorneys sought an instructed verdict. The defense prepared to begin preliminary testimony as Smith was expected to testify in his own defense.
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Yuma. Arig
Alva E Smith
Valley Bank of
Parker
Arte
Smith
MetLVOY to contest damage suit in Tombstone
Avey of Dus Cademus sues to recover attorneys fees in a damage suit. Lyman Hays of Willow will prosecute. Trial in Judge Sames department at Tombstone with witnesses. Durell Mathews of Tucson and Judge C Gibson of Tombstone assist the defense. defense attorneys' fees set to be heard. Judge Gibson to join Pima County bench January 1.
County Assessor Hen shaw Returns From Arizona Meet
County Assessor George R. Henshaw arrived in Phoenix after attending a joint meeting of Arizona county assessors and the State Tax Commission to coordinate property valuation policies and tax guidelines.
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George R. Henshaw
Arizona County Assessors
Phoenix
State Tax, Commission
Loss of Eve Prescott prompts $15,000 claim in Arizona
Arizona December 18 damages of 15000 dollars are sought for the loss of an eye in a suit filed in the superior court by Juan Lavin against the United Verde Extension Mining Company. The case alleges injury and calls for compensation for medical costs and pain and suffering.
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Eve Prescott
Ariz
Am Eye
United Verde Extension Mining Company
Juan Lavin
Prison Inmates In Arizona On The Decrease
A state department report shows Arizona penal institutions housed 746 inmates on July 1, 1822 and 1922 figures indicate a drop, contrasting with a nationwide inmate increase of about four percent. The release notes Idaho? No, Arizona’s decline persists as national totals rise to 146,161 inmates.
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Phoenix
Dev
Department of Basedom
Ootious Bureau
Arizona
Prom State
Tombstone Girl Weds Miami Business Man
Irene Christen English, a Tombstone native, married Charles W. Van Hook, a Miami businessman. The ceremony occurred last Tuesday in Florence. She is the daughter of J. E. English of Tombstone and attended local high school before the family moved to El Paso. The couple plan a three week motor trip through Arizona and will reside in Miami early next year.
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Irene Christensen
Irene English
Charles W. van Hook
Miami
Florence Lsst
Mra van Hook
J. E. English
Tombstone
el Paso
van Hooks
Arizona
Search planes return to coast from Arizona mission
Fourteen airplanes led by Major Brett from Kirby Field San Francisco arrived in Yuma Arizona from Nogales. They are ordered to return to Pacific coast home fields tomorrow after a 12 day search for Col. Francis J C Marshall and Lieut. C L Webber who disappeared flying San Diego to Fort Huachuca on November 7. The air search was ordered abandoned yesterday by Col. E B Winans from Tucson with infantry and cavalry detachments still in the field.
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Yuma
Ariz
Brett
Kirby Field
San Francisco
Nogales
Lare
Pacific Coast
Col. Francis JC. Marshall
Lieut
C. L. Webber
Emergency Tax Levy Sought in Maricopa County
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors seeks emergency authority to levy up to 50 000 to cover a 48 000 deficit in the Cave Creek dam fund and 2 000 needed to finish Chandler jail, with the state tax commission to declare an emergency and grant permission for the levy. last year the commission permitted a 125 000 emergency levy after a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Commission
Cave Creek
Chandler
Tax Commission
Board of Supervisors
Jones Ash Wedding in Tombstone Church
Miss Cecil Jones daughter of H K Jones and George A Ash son of Mr and Mrs C A Ash were quietly married in Tombstone Saturday. Rev Armstrong officiated. The couple and guests travelled from Douglas where the bride studied at high school class of 22. The groom served four years in the navy and was discharged in September. They will reside in Douglas at 1137 Fourteenth Street. Mrs Ash has worked at Wallace s confectionery in Douglas.
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Cecil Jones
H. K. Jones
George A. Ash
C. A. Ash
Tombstone
Armstrong
Congregational Church
M. Sayers
Esther Sayers
Lawrence Conroy
Doug ‘Tus High School
Ash Jr
Doughime
Fourteenth Street
Ash
Wallaces Confectionery
Douglas
Bar O Dude Ranch Near Tombstone Brims With Mountain View
Gardner describes the Bar O Dude Ranch near Tombstone with eleven buildings including an administration block and bunk rooms. The main building offers a panoramic Cochise area view, with a eight-room wing, dining and lounging spaces, kitchen, and storage. Water comes from wells, staff are assembled, and manager Ken hopes to open soon as renovations finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe the Dragoon Mountains
Tombstone
Bar O “Dude Ranch
Tech Budk
Mountain Ag Valley
Arizona
Cochise Stromsheld
Dragoone Rincons
Catalina
Whetstone
Ature
Mir
He Bank
Ken Sutes
Jare
Montana
Cook
For Sale Polled Hereford cattle and calves in Arizona
Auction notice offers ten to twelve high grade polled Hereford yearlings sold by motor to Dos Cabezas Arizona. Also 1822 calf crop with top heifers and 60 to 75 head of steers heifers and bulls, about two thirds polled. Prices on application to T B Stark at Dos Cabezas Arizona. Biworf 16 or 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B Stark
Dos Cabezas
Ariz
Fragmented Industrial Session Note
A damaged OCR fragment references an industrial session and food items with unclear context. The readable bits mention a facing event and a dated or tied action, but specifics on people places or outcomes are unavailable.
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Benson Merchant
B. Maier
Levear
Dory
Dartett
Taisecaretty
Sowetatore
Joe Hood
Gipsoa
Lamote
Pearcehound
Toenson
Palestine
Bethlehem
Garth
Mary
The
Angels
Sovertien
Whessett
Cleistinas
Thas Wondyeng
Desert Wild
Metlvoy
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