National Tribute to Wilson Under Way
Prominent men and women across states launch a January campaign to raise over 1 million dollars to endow the Woodrow Wilson Foundation. Franklin D Roosevelt heads the national committee with Dexter Dodge and Hamilton Holt directing. a 15-member board will supervise trust funds and select juries. State chairmen from Alabama to Nebraska list local leaders and addresses as part of the national drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Wilcog
Woodrow Wilson
National Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cleveland H. Dodge
Hamilton Holt
Copper situation drives resumed mining in Arizona
Weekly review notes U G I S copper stocks at 59 000 009 lbs and 1921 refinery output 996 000 000 lbs. Domestic consumption 572 000 000 and exports 587 000 000 yield a 496 000 000 lb copper surplus. Mines from Superior to Douglas announce resumptions, expansions and new facilities amid improving prospects. several properties to start or expand production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Willis
Arizona Mining Journal
U.G. 8
Michigan
Furance
Iron Cap
Old Dominum
United Verde
Verde Extension
Ray
Douglas
Copper Queen
C. and A
Globe
el Capitan
Superior
Boston
Old Dominion
Glade
Humboldt
Consolidated Arizona Smelting Company
Southwest Metals Company
Kingman
Dean
White Signal
N. M
Radium Company of
Colfersee
DOS Cabezas
Arizona Bureau of Mines
Central Copper Company
el Jma
Mascot
Phoenix
State ‘Tax Commission
Army officers visit Douglas for border post inspections
In Douglas on January 26 a high level party from Washington arrived at 8:10 and toured border posts including Camp Harry J. Jones. The group, led by First Assistant Secretary W. Wainwright and General Harbord, met local officials, observed a camp review, and lunched with Douglas business leaders before continuing to Tombstone and Fort Huachuca en route to Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
National Capital
W .Wainwright
General Harbord
Washington City
General Hines
Eighth Army Area
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Hines
Douglans
Fort Huachuca
Harry J. Jones
Gaujot
Arizona
Tombstone
Tucson
Chamber of Commerce and Citizens
Bisbee
Bisbee Chamber
Es Cassidy
Charleston
Col. Wainwright
Red Dog
Alfred Henry Lewis
Attorney General Clarifies Mining Law Time Limits
Phoenix January 26 Attorney General W F Galbraith explains changes in federal mining law. Work deadlines for unpatented mineral claims locate since May 10 1872 shift to noon July 1 following location, with extended deadlines through July 1 1922 for pre 1921 claims and July 1 1923 for some 1921-22 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calle
Phoenix
W. F. Galbraith
Ihip
Galbraith
Building Improvements In Tombstone Theater Renovation Complete
The Cryst theater in Tombstone has undergone a full renovation after retouching seats and interior furniture. Ownership rests with Mrs. Mary M. Costello and lease by the Gaicoma brothers, with Allen Street adjoining property also set for overhaul. Cement walks may be added later, and broader improvements aim to make Tombstone cleaner and more beautiful by summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cryst
Tombstone Show House
Mary M. Costello
Tombstone
Arizona
Gaicoma Brothers
Allen Street
Onfiscated liquor poured into sewer by U S marshal
Douglas January 26 United States Marshal Jay F Wilmoth with Henry Beamier James O Brien Walter Morris and Deputy Collector of Customs Key poured bottles of wine whisky and jugs into the sewer after seizing liquor from A C Gilman Bisbee and others. Gilman and Wilson were arrested last August when his Studebaker car was seized and sold recently. Gilman claimed he did not know the stuff was in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
United States
Jay F. Wilmoth
Henry Beamier
James O Brien
Walter Morris
Wit
Federal motion picture censorship urged before Senate panel
Reverend William Chase of Brooklyn presses federal oversight of the film industry at a Senate judiciary subcommittee hearing. He cites industry influence on politics and names leaders and studios including Lasky Fox Zukor Loew. Senator Myers argues federal regulation serves public welfare despite objections from Shortridge and Ashurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wm. Chase
Brooklyn
Ito
Hays
Myers
Democrat
Montana
Lasky
Fox
Zuko Laemmle
Loew
Republican National Committee
Shortridge
California
Ashurst
Arizona
War Chamber of
England
Coldest Winter Night Hits Nogales At 12 Above Zero
January 23 in Nogales records the coldest weather of the season as temperatures sink to 12 degrees above zero. The mercury drops 35 degrees in under 15 hours, signaling a sharp cold snap across Oasis area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Oasis
Nogales
Public Land Claim Notice for Tombstone holder
William Cowan of Tombstone Arizona filed intent to prove up a homestead claim for land in Section 11 Township 21S Range M E at Douglas. He will present three year proof before U S Commissioner H C Beumler on February 28 1922. Witnesses Cal Potter Byrne Gillispie William J Davis Ralph C Cowan all of McNeal Arizona. John B Towles Register. First pub Feb 29 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
William Cowan
Tombstone
Artsous
U. S
St Douglas
Cal Potter
Bryne Gillispie
William J. Davis
Ralph C. Cowan
McNeal
Arisons
John B. Towles
Register
Walther on Trial in Tucson Court for Government Property Theft
The trial of Fred Ho Walther, charged with larceny of government property, dominated the entire session in the U S district court at Tucson today as prosecutors laid out the case and Walther pleaded not guilty. The proceedings focused on the alleged theft and related evidence, with the jurors remaining attentive throughout.
Land Office Notice of William McLaughlin Claim
William W McLaughlin of Garden Canon Arizona filed notice of retention to make proof for Homestead Entry No 042130 in SE ¼ Sec 10 and NE ¼ Sec 15, Township 21S Range 20 E G S and Meridian. Hearing before US Commissioner Fowler Tombstone February 15 1922 witnesses Irvin Fry Mary Willcox F G Simmons all of Garden Canon Arizona. First pub January 15 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Land Ofice
Phoenix
Arizona
William W. McLaughlin
Garden Careon
G&s. RB & Meridian
Wo AL Fowler
Tombone
Ofebruary
Jalmant
Wiver Fry
Irvin Fry
W. Willcox
F. G. Simmons
Garden Canon
Towles
Tellstor
Notice of Public Land Claim at Tombstone Arizona
Edward G. Simmons of Garden Canyon Arizona files homestead proof for SE 1M Section 12 and NELA Section 24 Township 21 Range 208 G and S Meridian to establish claim before W A Fowler III Commissioner Tombstone Arizona on February 15 1922 Witnesses include William W McLaughtin Harry W Wilcox Oliver Fry and Irvin Fry all of Garden Canyon Arizona John R Towles Register First published January 15 1922
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terior US
Phoestowa
Ark Nation
Edward G. Simmons
Garden Corrie Fond
Nela
G. & S. i . & Meridian
W. A. Fowler
Tombstone
Artoona
Tage
William W. McLaughtin
Harry W. Wilcox
Oliver Fry
Irvin Fry
Garden Canon
Arizona
John R. Towles
Register First Pub
William A. Cummings Three Year Proof Notice
US Land Office in Phoenix announces William A. Cummings of Gleeson Arizona filed for land claim under Womstead Entry No 032568 with properties in Section 17 18 Township 2 East G SRB Meridian. Witnesses include George Gibson Kenneth Brows John Parish Charles Gerdes all of Greeson Arizona. Courtland Arizona set February 21 1922 for claim determination. First published January 29 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
US Land Office
Phoenix
Arizona
William A. Cummings
Gleeson
Womstead
E. G. & Srb & Meridian
G. Emmons
Courtland
Arigona
George Gibson
Kenneth Brows John Parish
Charles Gerdes
Greeson
John R. Towles
For Sale 160 Acres Farm With Equipment and House
Widow selling a well furnished 160 acre farm in the valley. Features include fenced and grubbed land, 80 acres with rabbit proof fencing, 2 gas engines with pumps, three wells, windmills, farm implements, livestock, water piped throughout, a seven room adobe plastered house with large porch, barns and outbuildings. furniture included. Reason: cannot farm it herself. Mrs Lucy ca
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Lucy Ca
Land for sale in San Pedro valley near St. David canal
Bargain sale offers 167.93 acres of land in San Pedro valley with 40 or 50 acres suitable soil under the St. David canal. Land features include sandy and clay loam soil, 20 acres in cultivation, mostly fenced, with 3 13 acres in cultivation? and remaining details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
St. David Canal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilson
F. D. Roosevelt
Board of Trust
Alabama
Frank P Glare
Sydney J. Rowle
Fleet Avenue
Birmingham
AH. Favour
Prescott
Arkansas
Thomas C. McRae
W Goodwin
Marion Little. Rock
Sonny k—Hion
Floom
Second Avenue
South
Minneapolis
MI5
Sissippi
Oscar Newton
Jackson
Missou
Boa F Bank Bul
Thowat' Ses
Lewistown
Nebras Mf Baxter
Fea
Ste
Underwood & Underwood
The
Weodrow Wilson Foundation
Weekly Review OF Arizona Mining
Magma Copper Company
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
RMY
Grass
Louis Grass
Grase
Tombetons
Los Angeles
Prohibition
Chamber of Commerce and Mines
Army
National
Prohibition Enforcement
Chandler
Florence
Clmndier
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!