Manganese Production and Domestic Consumption Rise
The United States faces record manganese output with higher domestic consumption. Surveys show 1418 output around 16,147 gross tons, with shipments from multiple states and year estimates ranking Minnesota, Nevada, and Arizona among top producers. Officials anticipate further import restrictions and a steady market, urging caution in new development.
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Wieopnoou
Primal Survey
Nevada
Ighoerade Laredy
Lac Vesna
Arizona
Camme
Dibbee
New
Californ
Low Feed Rates Extended to March First in Southwest
News from Phoenix reports the present reduced feed shipping rate to drouth stricken areas of Arizona and New Mexico will continue until March 1. Telegram protests against resuming former rates were sent by officials of the Livestock Sanitary Board and regional defense councils, and Secretary Stephens confirmed the extension to March 1.
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New Mexico
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Outlaws Threats Trigger No Harm in Old Mart Herd Case
Jan 27 Bisbee report on John Haptixe the “Old Mart” remembered in a border district incident tied to the misbee crew. K J Crouch notes outlaw Jack Saughter menaced the herd while cattle were moved from the home ranch toward Animas and Frant valleys.
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Dse
Hever
Trai Ff
Bradley
Ater
George Ravin
Luck
Rat
Wang
Sandy Bob Cro
Bert
Boyd
Animas Valley
Smelter Project Makes Rapid Progress At Benson Shelter
Work on the Benson shelter advances with sand rock and cement deliveries ongoing. Carpenters are busy as ore bins near completion and track work enables ore shipments to start filling the large bins. The storage reservoir nears completion and the plant is to begin operation once machinery is installed by Mr Daniels Mr Lee and Mr Pishtack.
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Chicago
Daniels
Lee
Pishtack
Maddock Returns to Arizona from France
Lieut Thomas Maddock former state engineer of Arizona will arrive in New York January 31 after nearly a year with the American expeditionary forces in France. Mrs Maddock will join her husband in the east.
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Thomas Maddock
Arizona
France
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Delay action on minimum wage teachers bill in Phoenix session
A light lawmaking session in Phoenix yields limited progress as the legislature defers key measures. Debates surface over Dr Lacy's minimum wage proposal for teachers at ten dollars a month, while several bills on libraries aging consent and marriage laws advance slowly.
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Euvernors
Murder at Paradise in Pistol Dues
Chief Deputy Hershaw received a telegram from Paradise reporting a killing seven miles away this morning. Hale Chenoweth allegedly shot and wounded McDowell, with a duel suspected. McDowell died at the scene. Sheriff McDonald is en route to the location.
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Shreiff
James McDonald
January Term of Court Opens With 48 Jurors Sworn
The January term began as 48 jurors reported for duty and were sworn in, with 75 drawn and 48 located in the county. The first civil case, that of William George Frank Purley, started, and a jury selected to try the case. Criminal cases will be heard this week, with more set to follow, and the term expected to run until May. List of jurors reporting today includes Armitage, Walk, Matin, Fan, Stein, Pruitt, Holltay, and others.
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Arizona Seeks Naturalization Statute Change
Arizona moves to reform naturalization law to fix residence proof for aliens seeking citizenship. Federal court involvement aims to address five year residence requirements and witness certification while noting specific cases in Mesa Gilbert Phoenix Tempe and Cast Grande Alhambra.
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Nat McKeon Eteck
Federal Court
Carl Hayden
Arkona
Meler
Mesa
Gilbert
Tempe
Cast Grande
Alhambra
Officer Praises Arizona In The War
Major H. E. Stephenson of the U S A arrived in Phoenix to close the Arizona draft operations and will go to California soon. He praised Arizona for expert draft administration saying the delivery was the best in the nation and the quota was more than met. He expected state draft boards to complete work within a month.
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H. E. Stephenson
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Stephenson
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Forest Service Plans Five Year Grazing Permits Across Regions
Officials discuss five year grazing permits covering Arizona and New Mexico forests with meetings in Phoenix Holbrook Santa Fe Cocorro and El Paso. The plan allows five year permits where ranges are healthy and authorizes annual permits where conditions warrant. Some areas may be exempt from five year permits to prevent overgrazing and protect reproduction.
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Phoe Jams
Holbrook
Arizona
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Cocorro
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Texas
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