Guggenheims Deny Charges In Aigmanage Affairs
New York January 24 1920 Denial of charges of mismanagement of American Smelting and Refining Company affairs by the controlling Guggenheim interests is contained in a stockholders statement signed by 21 directors Simon Guggenheim president. The charges by Karl Eilers former director were part of a writ of mandamus seeking stock and proxy action. the writ was denied and the petition dismissed. The statement rebuts Eilers claims of excessive salaries and improper marketing losses asserting no such missteps occurred and that war conditions explain market variability.
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New York
Krenheim
Karl Eilers
Simon Duggenhein
Killer
Storkite Holdings
Pers
Euact
Itkzenheims
Guggenheims
Belivia
Ellers
Stockholt Nore
Eilers
Ekenhelms
Guxeenheim Axenrts
Silverware Sales Sweep San Francisco Homes
In San Francisco, large quantities of old jewelry and silverware are being taken to the United States mint to be sold to the government for cash. A mineral statistician notes most recently seized gold and silver was second hand. Rich families flee theft fears and replace heirloom plates with substitutes.
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San Francisco
Lions of Doliers
United States
San Francino
Chis GG. Vole
Notice for publication of homestead entries in 1920 Arizona
Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office at Phoenix issues notices of intent to make three year proofs for homestead entries. Henry W Hasselgren of Lewis Springs and Asbury Hudon of Light Arizona file notices with witnesses named. Publication dates begin December 11 1920 with hearing before Wade Fowler and L W Nis at Tombstone and Willcox Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Phoenix
Ace Jeona
Henry W. Hasselgren
Lewis Springs
Arter
Momestead
NEM
Neuswu
Nesel
Lott Seoriow
Renge
KS BB & Meridian
WA Fowler
Seer
Tombstone
Aena
Teal
Fifty German Sailors May Pass Through Tucson Soon
Pacson January 22 fifty German sailors interned aboard the Marsensel at Guaymas, Mexico, may travel to New York to board passenger ships home. The Southern Pacific traffic department was informed the German legation in Washington plans movement possibly via Vera Cruz, but officials believe route may pass through Tucson. The Swiss legation is arranging transport while the United States remains technically at war with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacson
Guaymes
Tucson
New York
Southern Pacific Traffic Department
Ses Legation
Washington
Thi
Vera Crag
Pals
United States
Germany
Merlin
Who Is Mrs Follet With Her Three Husbands
The state accuses Mrs. Keith Eugene Foliet of marrying three men without divorce and faces bigamy charges in superior court. Arraigned Friday, she was linked to marriages with John Kogan Walter Holt and Keith Baseng Por. Holt's bond set at 600 dollars to begin court action.
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ATT& Sone
Follet
Marrie John Kogan
Walter M. Holt
Keith Baseng Porlet
Holt Bond
Arizona printer sues for slanders in Los Angeles Times
Thomas D Fennessy a well known Arizona printer filed a $1040 damage suit against Fred C Jaegle alleging slander for calling him a thief in December in the presence of friends Fennessy seeks $5040 damages to his good name and reputation He is represented by Fred J Spring and G R Garnett the statements are denied as utterly false
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Phoenin
Thomas D. Chessy
Arizona
Tom Dewing
Fred C. Jaegie
Los Angeles Times
Fred Jacgie
Thomas D. Fennesay
Mr. Jaegle
Penversy
Jangle
Fennessy
Fred J. Spring
GR. Garnett
Fire Destroys Four Houses in Cochise Bisbee
Jan 25 Cochise a Bisbee suburb suffered four homes burned in an early morning fire. The blaze started from a grate in CT Orton’s home after his family returned late and investigators suspect a defective fire. Mia Orton woke to find flames and was burned when checking the kitchen.
Woman Arrested After Custard Jag In Barrow
Globe Arizona January 22: with ten patrol wagons available, a woman found drunk on the streets was rolled to jail in a push cart by officers Lloyd and Clark. Another woman in the same condition remained near a roaming house due to the distance to transport.
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GLOBE
Barrow
Globe, Ariz
Lloyd and Clark
200 Cases Set For At Tolson
The federal district court docket before Judge William H. Sawtelle runs heavy with about 200 cases. Plea deals were made for many defendants including Angelo Soto de Liarda fined for liquor law violations and Rosalin Freepan not yet captured. Joe Menitex, alleged draft evader, was withdrawn as at large, while Henry A. Altright’s bond forfeited for receiving stolen property. Several defendants face trial in upcoming dates for liquor, passport regulation, opium, ammunition, cocaine and morphine cases targeting March and February deadlines.
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Fall Tate
Henry A. Altright
Faué Yoelierke
Charkex Swainst
Martyn Wilson
Wilson
Confederates
Do A. Richardson
Fletcher Dean
George Roark
David Benshumel
J. P
Boyle
Douglas
Harry Thomas
Hisbee
J.T. Kingsbury
Saws and Files Found in Pima County Jail Cells
In Tucson on June 21 a sheriff ordered a thorough search of prisoners quarters after saws and files were found in jail cells. The dull tools were used on steel bars and investigators noted no deep cuts or additional weapons. The sheriff, while puzzled by the heavy iron bar, stated the search aimed to clean out the cells.
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Pima County
Tucson
Daniele
Douglas Building Destroyed by Fire With $20000 Loss
A fire early yesterday morning virtually destroyed the L A Hyinb building at Fifth street and Railroad avenue and its contents. Fire Chief W J Nemeck reports total losses include 160 to 175 tons of hay valued at 6100 owned by William Curtis and J L Newell. Building value is placed at 7000 by Huish Lowmer who stored items there. George Morris, pioneer of the Gila Valley, dies after a fall from a loft at Layton. Morris, working in a loft, slipped and fell about 20 feet, dying within 11 hours from internal injuries.
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Douglas
Somage
L. A
Jtructure
Nemeeck
George Morris
Gila Valley
Safford
Mr. Morris
More Session Laws Copies Are Required
Phoenix January 24 Secretary of State Ernest Hall said the supply of 1919 session laws is exhausted. He will seek legislative appropriation for at least 300 extra copies depending on whether a committee is appointed to revise and codify the Weston laws. If not, the revision would take two more years and need funds to print 1917 and 1918 laws. Hall favors a blue book compiling state statutes with descriptive matter. Publication would need a special appropriation and broadened distribution beyond offices to chambers of commerce and newspapers.
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Phoenix
Ernest Hall
Walt
Hooks
Additie
Arr aign Doman on Charge of Double Slaying
Tomas Roman, accused of killing two individuals in Tempe, appeared for a preliminary hearing before Justice Henry J. Sultivan in Phoenix. He stood with jail deputies, listened as the complaints were read in Spanish, and stated I am not guilty. The murder charges were filed in Tempe by County Attorney K. E. Sheppard and transferred to Phoenix for the hearing.
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Phoenix
Tomas Roman
CM Meter
Ley
Hintse
Tempe
Henry J. Sultivan
Walter J) Thalheimer
Ery
Fall
Roman
Win
Justice Court
Frank Ondine
Dushee Po Carr
K EL
Sheppard
Phoenix Justice Court
Joseph E. Noble
Floyd Campbell Laid To Rest With Honors
Bisbe pays final tribute to David Floyd Campbell, a Bisbe youth who gave his life for his country in France, as American Legion conducts funeral honors. Ex-service men join the procession and large crowds mourn as the body is laid to rest following services at the Legion home and grave. Jan funeral services.
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David Floyd Campbell
France
American Legion
Legion
Bisbee Boy Freed From Pen After Perjury Admitted
Bisbee youth Crouch, imprisoned for robbery and desertion in Arizona, is freed by governor Hobby after the man who testified against him admitted perjury. The pardon was supported by judges and petitioners who argued the witness had lied on the stand. Crawford, the man who testified, is serving a three year Oregon prison term.
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Bismer
Jan Tistes
Texas & Aewin Crouch
Hobby
Crowch
Maricopa
Texas
Oregon
Crouch
Crawford
Oregon State
Parton
Arizona and California Governors Oppose Oriental Citizenship
Resolutions opposing grant of citizenship rights to Orientals were submitted by Governor Thomas E. Campbell of Arizona at Governor Stephens of California's request. Messages exchanged between the governors indicate California-supported opposition and forwarding to state departments for action.
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Phornin
Arion
T. K Campbell
Gov . . Stephens
California
Arizona
Thomas EK Campbell
Vinents
Calite
State Department
White and Negro Accused of Bakerville Crime
White and Negro stand accused in Bakerville for a burglary. Deputy Lew Yul reports identifying the suspects as they left a residence, with statements from local residents placing them in the vicinity. They are held pending trial in Lowell Jail.
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Bakerville
Lew Yul
Lew Cumerford
Pats
Bakereille
Lowell
Notice for Public Land Claim in Arizona
Department of the Interior at the Phoenix land office publishes a notice that Fred B. Mcnett of Tombstone Arizona seeks a five year proof to establish a homestead claim on the NE 1/4 of Section 7 Township 18S Range ME to the G and SR meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner W A Fowler February 16 1921. Witnesses William H Price Harry W Kendall Leroy Kendall John Escapine Jr all of Tombstone. First publication January 76 1921. Also a farm for sale inquiry from J Jones Box 337 Olney NL.
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Zona
Fred
Mnett
Tombetene
Arizona
Ios
G & SR
Inten
W. A. Fowler
U. S
Tombstone
Phoenix
Arzona
Arthur A
Towbstone
Moma No Melia
Wigsby
Hon
Township
Bo& Meridian
Wilton
Fowler
Frank Ho Fowler
Heruun ‘Trapp
Eneajers
Sara Eng
Chaseo Marshall
Hawke
Pearce
Wineyne
G&s. OB & Meridian
Dain
LV. McCourt
Willcox
Jee A Lindsey
Jack Busenbars
Skivin Brown
Charles 1 Lemon
Adl
Pewree
Chas KO Marshall
Register
Land and mining notices in Tombstone and Willcox Arizona
Fragmented notices announce land applications and mining intent in Arizona towns Tombstone and Willcox with references to commissioners and dates in 1921. Names listed include Frank Ho Fowler, Hawke, and others from Tombstone, plus Lindsey Busenbars and others from Pearce. Public notices cover township ranges and patent intentions for homesteads and three year proofs.
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Bartlett
Cameron
Thoson
Senate
Hine
Ralph Cameron
Fiie Wey
Dickerman
Cate
Vest
Alexinia Cristy
J. Toone
D. Kehoe
Maroh Stanaway
Steve Panttus
Sac Hill
Tisare
Firelap Dodge Corporation
Copper Queen
Wil
Sacramento Hill
Copper Queen Branc
Dom Luis
HOUSE
Whale
Seahorn
DP Jones
A.J. Eddy
Yuma
Tetera
Chamber of Ytunerre
Miami
Paskuee
Siiall Superior Road
Wilkie el
Jude John H. Campbell
OD. Beets
Ama
Wits
Aigmanage Affairs
America Smelting & Refining Company
Hames
Ivan J. Sto * T
Alzona
Ed Bryan
Garden Canon
Eeeee Thovett
Santa Springs
Arkawna
Columbus Stoke
Mereford
Chas. Marshall
Inter
U.S Land Office
Phyeal
Asbury
Hudon
Light
Niggy Nem
Rog
Meridian
LVM
Nis Art Vaart
Willen
Araya
Hudson
Welliam M. Rime
Yang
Harvey Amalong
Aptana
Chas Eo Marshall
Iret Pul
Just Who
Mrs. Follet
Slandes
Edmund E Wallaton
Ola Morris
James E. Brophy
Rafael Gabilondo
William Cowan
Ah Lung
Emiliano Falmer
Mexico
Abraham Palmer
Louis Yatas
Doman
Floyd Campbell
Bisbee
Jubilee
Pio
Hatchers Enoch
Seabrig
Cal
We Stephens
Sacramento
Phoenix, Ari
Jones
Olney
McFarlane
MLEIM
Poultry Ranch
Advesn
Creney & CO
Toledo
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