Arizona Politics and Roads Dominant in Cochise Chronicle
A long, jittery column covers gubernatorial talk, Republican and Democratic candidacies, and road projects from Tombstone to Yuma. It notes Cochise County improvements, the push for a regional highway, and praise for the board of supervisors and county engineer Ryan amid talks of national prohibition and Exposition planning. It also mentions a divorce suit in Phoenix and a wedding honeymoon rumor from Long Beach.
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Russia
Phoenix
Long Beach
Calif
Oscar Kary
Douglas Chamber of Commerce
Goll
Tucson
Yuma
Especi Pucson
Old Spanish Trail 10 Pass Over Borderland
Harry Locke spoke in Mobile about the Old Spanish Trail Assoc and a planned transcontinental route from Florida to Frisco. The group highlighted missions along the borderland and praised the project as a years peaking open route with concrete bridges quoted Tombstone and El Paso as key points. Last night a safety demonstration at City Hall and Gage Hall drew foremen and employees.
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Harry Locke
Mobile
Alabama
Ately
Aly Te Ibe
Mia Robeny
Florida
San Diego
Frisco
el Tass
Tucon
United States
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Dougteber
Continental Divide
Tombstone
Mission Town
San Francis
Gage Hall
Copper hunt in Patagonia pasture sparks mining talk
Tom Schulle, with over thirty years in Antena mining, surveys Holt Higgs pasture near Red Mountain in Patagonia. He believes surface clues point to potential copper despite earlier gold prospects, noting copper price drives renewed interest after the war era.
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Patagonia
Tom Schulle
Antena
Holt Higgs
Schule
Tease
Schultz
Red Mountain
Striking Clifton Miners Reject Manager Offer
Jan 2 report on Aricona Copper Company mediation talks in Clifton where strikers refused a proposed return to work with a new schedule and union charter changes. Details describe wage scales, copper prices, and potential increases, with a separate obituary noting Mrs. M Gallardy, aged 50, of Tombstone.
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Clifton
Aricona Copper Company
Citizens Mediation
Lottier
Wen
W Federation of Miners
Nsasty
Weel Paul Im
Iriel Ant
Uion
Mite
Meente
Mately
Gallardy
Tombstone
Panamonia
Touglas
Supervisors Advance County Business in Busy Session
The county board held a full session approving bids for printing supplies and newspaper ads to open the first Monday in February. Bonds for Willcox High School and Webb School District were awarded to Henry Pyeatt and Causey-Foster Co. respectively with premiums noted. County tax collections for the year totaled 19,882, and a lengthy county expenditures review is upcoming. An extra meeting will review land selections, while J M Camp and Dr Hughart secured prisoner feeding and indigent care contracts.
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Board of Supervisors
Thn
Wnty
Henry Pyeatt
Willcox High School
Causey-Foster Co
Denver
Webb
Hughes
Unusua
A.charger
Sparks
Idaho
J. M Camp
Tomestone
Hughart
Bootleggers Defeated Again in Coghise Region
Reported bootlegger defeats extend across Coghise County near the New Mexico line with several captured, two pleading guilty before Judge Thorp ton in Bowie. Sheriff Wheeler and Constable Prewitt enforced the law, with 22 cases destroyed and whiskey dumped in a yard amid the crackdown.
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New Mexico
Dod Prew- Att
Prewitt
Thorpton
Bowie
Wheeler
Sheriff Wheeler
Vic Sity
Jas and
Sherif Wherner
Further Action in Kermeen Case
Phoenix report outlines ongoing action in the Kermeen case after a State Board session. Attorney Wiley Jones remarks on potential weaknesses in the defense and a possible new petition for postponement or action before January 7. Court proceedings continue as a meeting convened to discuss restraining orders and possible imprisonment.
Farm Improvement Assn Elects Officers at Willcox Meeting
A lively Willcox gathering of the Farm Improvement Association elected officers for the coming year. President TJ Mare. vice president Mato View President. second vice president Jh W Britt. secretary Jo J Aching. treasurer TJ Basis. The group focuses on improving local farming conditions and community projects.
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View
Aswesrian
Willcox
Wes Helm
Mrtj. Mare
Mtr Fo OW Sersears
Furet View
Ritecit
Jh W Britt
Seerstarys
Rise in Copper and Wages Boosts Miners in Bishee and Douglas
The Calwmet and Arena and Copper Queen mining firms announce higher wages for miners and smelters in Bishee and Douglas as copper prices exceed two cents. The wage scale increases will raise earnings by one cent per unit, reversing prior minimums and signaling improved prosperity for workers amid rising copper prices.
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Calwmet & Arena
Copper Queen
Bishee
Douglas
Sensational Gold Strike at Big Tim Mine in Oatman
News from Oatman Kingman Arizona reports a sensational gold strike at the Big Tim mine on the 40 level with twenty feet of ore found. The stock rose to 75 cents in Los Angeles trading after a lively day and similar advances boosted prices for other promising undeveloped properties amid district excitement.
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Oatman
Va Kingman
Big Tim
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
Symbethy
Bie Jim
Grea
Oarman
Snow Mounts as Flagstaff Encounters Severe Winter
Snow piles around Flagstaff as heavy falls continue for the second day. The town reports 52 inches of depth on level ground and structural strains including the collapse of the Majestic Opera House and buckling of nearby roots.
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Flagstaff
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