Deport Radical Aliens Demanded By Bisbee Lodge
Bisbee Lodge 671 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Bike calls for urgent deportation of aliens tied to the WW and similar groups. It urges Congress to pass laws for immediate deportation of members and revocation of naturalized citizenship for affiliates, plus suppression of anti American writing and activities. Resolutions also demand funding to deport undesirable aliens and prevent tensions with friendly nations, sent to Governor Campbell and state congressional delegates.
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Bisbee
Bisbee Lodge
Bils
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Bike
LW. Wis
Belehe Whki
United States Congress
W. W
Americas
United States of America
Thomas E. Campbell
Congress
E. Mathew
W. Hicks
Tucson to House Nation’s Largest Tuberculosis Sanitarium
The federal government plans a major tuberculosis sanatorium for ex-service men in Tucson. Located at Pastime Park, three miles north of the city, the facility will reuse amusement-buildings with new quarters added. A long-term lease secures the property and construction begins promptly.
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United States
Tucson
Tombstone
Pastime Park
Frances D. Blair
Home Service Section
Red Cross
Public Health Service
State board to discuss state text books changes
Phoenix, Dec. 29. The state board of education will meet Thursday, January 1, to discuss changes in textbooks used statewide. Arithmetics, Geographies and Histories are eligible for change with a likely tilt toward modifying geographies due to world war changes. Selections would cover a five year period.
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Wtanwe
Phoenix
State Board of Education
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
C. O. Case
Asi
Chinese Exit From Cananea Provokes Cananea Move to Close Shops
In Douglas on December 28, Cananea’s municipal government, urged by Sonora Governor Adolfo de la Huerta, moved to end Chinese business by year’s end. Chinese merchants, restaurants, laundries, and bakeries are winding down. farms and laborers are left untouched. Local sentiment doubts enforcement, with reports of possible presidential intervention and press support for treaty abolition.
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Douglas
Cananea
Adolfo de la Huerta
Bovernor
Sonora
Nto
Carranza
Orentacion
Hermesitio
China
Senate
Sinaloa
Mexico City
Excelsior
el Monitor Republicany
el Denperasa
el Heraldo de Mexico
el Universal
Cananea Good in Spite of Bad Copper Slump
Cananea remains prosperous despite copper market slump. J P Ferguson reports a downturn hit area mines, yet Cananea Consolidated Copper employs about 1000 workers, Dema rate and Calumet & Sonora run near capacity, and municipal street work plus three shoe factories provide jobs despite idle men risk.
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Cananea
Douglas
Camanea Consolidated Copper Company
J.P. Ferguson
Ferguson
Kiz
Charles Edmundson
Demerata Company
Calumet & Sonora
Engineers Meeting Called in Globe
The American Association of Engineers schedules the first southwest conversion at Globe from January 9 to 11. About 300 engineers are expected to attend plus 90 Ocean Chapter members meeting at the Twin Chamber of Commerce at 8 p m on Friday January 2. The association has grown from 200 to over 20 000 members nationwide, with Arizona increasing from ten to over 700 in four months.
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Globe
Dec
American Association of Engineers
Cpl O . Box
Miami
Association of Engineers
Arizona
Oceon
Tweek Chamber of Emperce
Claims Dollar Worth Only 50 Cents in Court
New York December 28 attorney Joseph Flynn argued before County Judge McMahon that a dollar is worth only 50 cents in an effort to reduce a grand larceny charge against Ira Mary Jansk to petit larceny. The merchandise valued at 59 dollars sparked the plea as the judge noted depreciation has not been recognized by the treasury department, leaving the charge unchanged.
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New York
Joseph Flynn
McMahon
Ira
Mary Jansk
Ito
Arizona Roads Improve With Warmer Weather
Arizona travel conditions show most routes open with better weather. northern roads discouraged for tourists while southern routes like Borderland, Cochise, Greenlee, and routes toward Globe and Phoenix report good conditions. Some bridges washed out by floods, Gila River fordable at Saeaton crossing, Yuma area remains poor, and Yavapai County plans road bonds early February for a Prescott centered highway program.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Dee
Ash Fork
Gila
Fort Apache
Cochise County
Greenlee
Ham
Globe and
Buckere-Salome
Ehrenberg
Parker
Aga Fria
Prescott
Wickenburs
Black Canyon
Saeaton
Yuma
Yasapai County
Ash Pork
St and Conty
Te Verde Valley
Williams
Phoenis
Will Enforce Law Against Untagged Hides in State
Phoenix authorities announce strict enforcement of a statute making it a misdemeanor for any middleman to possess an untagged hide. Secretary Ed ward Stevens cites stolen hides and brand mutilation as problems caused by untagged stock. The rule requires no farmer to sell hides with brand damage and forbids unsamped hides by dealers.
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Phoenix
Edward Stevens
Ivestock
Poress
Livestock Survey Begins in Arizona Farmers Asked Details
A December 283A Arizona livestock survey started with L M Harrison mailing schedules to 4000 farmers. It seeks state livestock counts and values for the annual report due January. Farmers will report numbers and prices for horses, cattle, sheep, goats, and swine, plus year to year comparisons.
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Phoenix
Livestock Survey of
Arizona
L. M. Harrison
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Buerau
Dave Adams reports oil well progress in Catena region
Dave Adams of Dragoon visits Tombstone and says Texas and Arizona Oil Company stockholders will be pleased by recent drilling progress at the Catena area. The casing is in place, drilling resumes, and a potential hit around 1500 to 2500 feet could lead to production and a second well toward lower sands. Local stockholders in Tombstone, Blabee, Douglas, Tucson, and nearby areas hold most shares.
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Dave Adams
Dragoon
Tombstone
Texas & Arizona OU Company
Adams
Aca
Catena Jommaty
Mr. Adams
Che
Elf
Ed Poyins
Conoas
Tonstone
Blabee
Douglas
Tuexon
CATTLE INSPECTORS IN PATAGONIA NEWS BULLETIN
In Patagonia, California, Secretary Ed W Stephens of the state Nestork sanitary board reports trouble this month. H W Randall, a butcher, pleads guilty to a charge from deputy L Stephens. Secretaries note rustling concerns and inspectors extend coverage in Patagonia.
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Phoenix
Patagonia
Ed. W. Stephens
State Nestork Sanitary Board
Xippini
H.W. Randall
Theyecca L. Stephens
Randall
Stephens
Randal
Stephese
Army Men Here Start Campaign Against Sales
Douglas Arizona December 28 campaign against firms and individuals who bought or retained issue clothing arms or ammunition from soldiers in the district. Authorities search tailor shops laundries and places with uniforms or equipment stock. City courts used search warrants in operations.
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Douglas
Arizona
Tallor
Silver Melt at Philadelphia Mint Buoys Coin Supply
Ten million dollars of silver are being melted at the United States mint in Philadelphia to form bars then minted into dimes quarters and half dollars. The process is cheaper than purchasing silver on the market as prices rise.
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Philadelphia
United States
Automobile License Plates for Arizona 1920 Issued
Phoenix December 27 1920 licenses for automobiles in Arizona were being issued at the capitol. Special deputies assist in supplying enamel plates to every owner with delivery available by personal or mail service. The process is expected to continue through February 1 at least.
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Phoenix
Capitol
Arizona
Hot Lunch Demonstration Boosts Cochise Schools
Cochise County schools host a one day demonstration led by state and county extension service reps to promote hot lunches. Whitewater, Cochise, and surrounding districts join under home demonstration supervision to plan simple, scalable meals for students and future participation.
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Cochite Couny
Cochise
Mkda
Bea
Ely
Whitewars
Childres
Uikite
Mise
Louise Sporleder
Arrest Janitor for Post Office Thefts in Hoenin
In Hoenin on December 27 Andrew N. tard, described as a negro, was arrested by a detective and placed in the city jail. Cooper, a post office inspector, testified that Noland was seen stealing small packages from the United States mail. He reportedly had a few small items and no money. A hearing was set before United States Commissioner Henke.
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Hoenin
Andrew Netard
Tileht
Sulleing
Che City
Lee 2
Sallahan
Aesusaat Jostaeeter
Eat
Cooper
Postiftiee Inepectar
Sone Tne
Noloe
Maki Ag
United States
Henke
Notice of Publication of Public Land Claim Details
Public notice records an intention to make a claim or transfer involving individuals and parcels, referencing location terms and a commissioner. It notes dates and procedural identifiers, indicating an official process for land or property settlement. The readable fragments point to a formal notice from a government department or land office with names and dates embedded in the text.
Treasury Certificates Open for Subscription in District Bank
Treasury certificates offered by the district reserve bank invite subscriptions for United Treasury certificates issued at 3 percent interest. The issue dates run from 16th 1850 with maturities in January February, and a later note hints at rates around three quarters per cent. Subscription details and terms appear scattered in this damaged OCR, with references to locations and collectors.
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Treasury
Feerat
Aelak Gor
Catarrh Cure Claims Broad Effect on System
Fragmented ad style text touts Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy, asserting it clears nasal mucus and heals chronic symptoms. It mentions a supposed inventor and a company name, with informal claims of testing and universal curative powers.
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