Arizona Cattle Growers discuss grazing land policy in Denver meeting
In Phoenix the Arizona Cattle Growers Association executive committee held a two session meeting at Hotel Adame to debate grazing land regulation and public domain use. Foresters and government officials spoke on grazing fees and five year leases while other topics covered livestock costs, drought impacts, and predator control funding.
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American National Aéxentock
Denver
Arizona Cattle Growers” Association
Hotel Adame
Charles P. Multen
Forestry Service
Arizona
Congress
John Kerr
Forest Service
Wan
Department of Agricviture
Mineralogy for Arizona stockmen and ranchers
University of Arizona miners bureau offers a free lecture and demonstration titled Mineralogy for the Prospector by George Fansett at the Santa Cruz Club in Nogales on January 15. The talk targets stockmen and prospectors, showing simple tests to identify minerals on site and expose practical ore opportunities.
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Huresu Ct Mines
University of Arizona
George Pansett
Santa Cruz Club
Nogales
Two More Delegates Named for Reclamation Conference
Governor Campbell adds Joseph Loftus and Albert C. Selboth to the five delegates already chosen for the reclamation and drainage conference in Salt Lake City on January 18. Loftus and Selboth head the Arizona Commission of Soldiers' Settlement. original appointees include Pref T Colter, F. Sanguinetti, Norris, Judge O. J. Baughn, and Dwight B. Heard.
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Phoenix
Campbell
Salt Lake City
Joseph Loftus
Albert C. Selboth
Arizona Commission of Soldiers’ Settlement
Pref T Colter
F. Sanguinetti
Norris
O. J. Baughn
Dwight B. Heard
Hunt Sues State Auditor Over Salary Law
In Phoeninx on January 14 GW PL Hunt filed suit against State Auditor Jesse Boyce to recover 45 under the new classified salary law. The case, before Judge Stanford in superior court January 24, follows a supreme court decision on the law affecting county officials. The auditor refused to issue warrants, arguing the decision did not apply to state officers.
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Don Bis UN Danius
Hindus Move to Arizona Lands Near Chandler
In a quiet resolution the Hindu colony exodus in Imperial Valley vanished as residents relocated to Arizona. Several hundreds of acres southeast of Chandler have changed hands from the north to the group of Hindus, who now plan to cultivate the land.
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Uma
Imperial Valley
Arizona
Chandler
Angora goat breeder Moody ships wool from Arizona
W Moody of Thatcher moves 190 Angora goats to Concentrator City for butchering. He is likely Arizona’s largest Angora breeder. In the past three months he and smaller breeders shipped 124000 pounds of wool at 18 cents a pound, bringing in $104000.
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Aiam
W. Moody
Thatcher
Moody
Scheme to Swindle Parents of Soldiers and Sailors
Phoenix reports a bold scam targeting families of service members. Crooks obtain names and home addresses, send fake telegrams claiming sons are ill and in need, and urge rapid wire transfers. Victims lose thousands. a mother notes about seventy two hundred dollars secured in New York City examples.
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Phoenix
New York City
Coure
Wilmoth Lands Plum as Cochise County Deputy Marshal
Joy Wilmoth, longtime Cochise resident and peace officer, was named deputy to U S Marshal Joe Ditton in Bisbee succeeding James J. McDonald. Reported as sought by 25 candidates, Wilmoth immediately assumed duties, bringing prior experience as a merchant and constable to the Cochise County post.
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Bisbee
Joy F Wilmoth
Distrec
United States
Joe Ditton
James J. McDonald
Herrf
Cochise County
J. Wilmoth
Eines Tt
Histiee
Marchante
Oeman
Cananea Curtails Force One Third Workers Laid Off
Officials said Cananea Consolidated Copper will trim about one quarter of mining operations with only minimal curtailment at other Cananea properties. When curtailment is done, roughly 1490 workers, about one tenth of the total force, will be laid off to meet copper market conditions.
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SACO
Jan Wi
Cansnea Consolidated
Tas
Cananea
Grazing Rates and Sheep Shearer Wages Stand Unchanged
Sixty representatives of the Arizona Wool Growers Association met at Motel Adams in Phoenix to discuss forest reserve policy and shearing issues. The group largely accepted the wage demands of the sheep shearers union, with little opposition to grazing rate changes. Jack Trabb delivered a notable speech as M. E. Murgrave and Yarnell from the state government service attended the session. A new concrete road finishing machine also noted.
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Phoenix
Arizona Wor Growers’ Association
Adams
Jack Trabb
M. E. Murgrave
Mr. Yarnell
County Seat Removal Case Taken Under Advisement
Judge Patee of Tucson took the county seat removal case under advisement after extensive arguments from both sides in the Douglas interests contest against Tombstone and Cochise County. Attorneys for the contestant and contestee presented authorities on legislative intent and voter options. a decision is expected in about ten days to two weeks.
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Patee
W. McCall
Douglas
8. L. Patee
Tucson
Lockwood
Richardson, Manatt & Stevenson
George Stoneman
Phoenix
Tombstone
Cochise
W. G. Gilmore
Gilmore
Bruce Stephenson
Era
Bibee
Stephenson
Richardson
Car Plunges In Front Of Home In Upper Tombstone Driveway
Mr Zind Anderson and his wife Mrs Anderson and their two children suffered injuries in a Sunday evening automobile overturning near their home on Upper Tombstone. The vehicle skid while turning into the drive, toppled bottom up into a five foot ditch, trapping Mrs Anderson and the baby beneath. Anderson freed his family, and the car, with broken top and windshield, still ran into the garage. Orson was the driver.
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Czar
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Tombstone
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Anderson
Andy
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Winshield
Orson
Former Willcox Boy Wins Heroism Honor in France
Eugene A Tenley a former Willcox boy has been awarded the distinguished service cross for heroism in action General Pershing announces in France The hospital apprentice tenley deceased United States Navy attached to Company B 5th Regiment US Marine Corps rendered valuable treatment to the wounded until killed by shell fragment Next of kin father Watocs
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Eugene A. Tenley
Will Cox
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Persising
France
Eugene T. Tenley
United States Navy
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United States
St. Etienne
Tenley
Father
Watocs
Rock is given state berth in Arizona appointments
Governor Campbell announced three appointments to state commissions. John Rock of Tombstone becomes Democratic member of the state institutions committee and supervisor for Cochise County. George A. Shea of Kingman is named superintendent of the Pioneers' Home at Prescott, with Francis L. Seller of Yuma joining the primitive board handling reclamation of waste lands for veterans housing.
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Rock
Tombstone
Campbell
Ploe‘nie
Rite Home
Cochise County
Arizona's 1918 crop value up six million dollars
Arizona's 1918 crop valuation shows an increase of 6,540,000 over 1917. Reports from Phoenix detail copper output, by products from the Salt River Valley, and growing olive acreage. Prescott copper activity and exports are noted. Glove and Kingman plant work cited. state highway plans and dairy herd growth in Salt River Valley are mentioned.
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Phoenix Cotton O4 Company
Phoenix Salt River Valley
Phoenix
Salt River Valley
War Estate
Maith
Prescott
Itaedad
Tribolet Packing Compe Incorporated
New — Cornelia Company
Globe
Old Dominion Copper Commony
Nouglas
Phelps-Dodge Company
Benson
Pima County
Cattle Outlook Improves Amid Snowed-In Range Conditions
Douglas January 15. At the stock brokers office Blevins and Murchison report few cattle on offer as snow and rain last month improve range conditions reducing seller urgency after the drought.
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Douglas
Blevins & Murchison
Drouth
Printing quality and speed demand skilled setup
The query emphasizes using up-to-date machinery and capable printers to achieve good printing promptly. It advocates for first class equipment and competent staff to ensure high standards without delays.
Princess Patricia Betrothal to Army Officer Confirmed
The king has given exact consent to Princess Patricia of Connaught marrying Commander Alexander Ramsay, heir to the Earldom of Dat House. Ramsay, noted for service with the British Army and distinguished during the war, is named as the groom in the official Circular.
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Patricia Bt Connaught
Canna
George
Patricia of Connaught
Alexander Rameay
Earl of Dathouse
Ramsay
Jumps From Train On Way To Fort Grant
Charles Williams, an industrial school ward from Maricopa county, escaped after attempting to flee a moving train bound for Fort Grant. Authorities have not recaptured him. Williams previously caused trouble after being arrested for vagrancy and sent to a state institution as incorrigible.
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Charles Williams
Maricopa County
Williams
California
Phoenix
Toman Deuuits
Jackson
Cocontanty
McFatt
S Red
Port Ton
Four Ounces Whisky For Influenza Patients
Phoenix reports the sheriff offers four ounces of whisky per influenza patient with physician or two reputable attestations. Only eight pints on hand, with possible use of courthouse evidence if needed, and dispensation requires formal order.
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Phoenix
John Montgomery
Tungsten Discoveries Reported in Huachuca Mountains
Jan 14. Reports indicate the Three R copper property sale to Magman Interests is not yet concluded though likely. Magma engineers sample the property while Huachuca mountains reveal high grade tungsten deposits including a slab showing 65 percent.
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Huachuca Mountains
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