Strike Report Boosts Deun Mine Prospects
Shattuck Arizona Mining Co reports a major strike on the 1700 level of the Deun Mine, signaling potential big production for the district. Owners expect two to three hundred thousand tons of high grade ore, with ore ranging from 0.25 to 40 percent copper and minor gold and silver. Water handling remains a key challenge as development pushes ahead toward larger pumps and deeper levels.
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Denn
Bisdre
Shattuck-Arizona Mining Company
Deun
Shattack-Arizona
Mey Shattuck
Ben
Feu
Je Ming
Deportation Arrests Planned After Bisbee Drive
Deputy County Attorney McKelligon heads to Bisbee to file complaints against about 50 defendants tied to the July 12 Bisbee deportation and alleged kidnapping. Warrants to be sworn, with charges of conspiracy to follow as cases move to a higher court.
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qeTom
Uceday's
Bixbee
Iatch
I W. W's
Bisbee
M. J. McKelligen
Bissem
Preven
Douglas
Coun
French
Winters
Lowell@ ward
Bern
Justice Court
Shieh
Highway plans submitted to federal government
Phoenix July 7 plans and specifications for a paved highway linking Tempe and Mesa were sent to the federal Bureau of Roads by State Engineer Thomas Maddock. Preliminary to bids, most offers were rejected as too high, the lowest at 31000 dollars per mile. Pending approval, Maddock will re advertise for bids.
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Phoenix
Spe
Tempe
Mesa
Federal
Thomas Maddock
Maddock
Federal Bureau of Roads
Sailor Kills Self in Rented California Room
In California, 30-year-old sailor Mans A Schooning ended his life by turning on gas in a rented room at 1159 Margaret Thurday night. His body was found. door cracks and windows stuffed with paper, two gas jets open. Papers among his effects show he was a former soldier from Tombstone, Arizona, once stationed at Camp Fremont in December.
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BAN Prancisco
Calif
Mans A. Schooning
United States Ahty Iing Board
Margeret
Tombstone
Ariz
Camp Fremont
Maricopa Asks Federal Aid On Roads Projects
Maricopa County has applied through state engineer Maddock for 578000 dollars in federal aid for six county projects. A prior decision found 500000 dollars owed, including 199000 for the Tempe Mesa road. The new allocation does not cover cross county line projects. Jerome United Verde resumes production. Octave mill prepared for operation. Phoenix gas building boom boosts business blocks Astel and 70 residences.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Maddock
Temre-Mesa
Phoenix Gas
Astel
Sonora Legislature Convenes in Hermosillo Amid Turmoil
Sonora legislature reconvenes in Hermosillo as sessions run to September 1 with Adolfo de la Huerta poised to succeed Gen. Calles as governor. A short session may pass a modified open saloon law. antiliquor campaign arrests of prominent state figures including Alberto Rico Ramon Zoniga Luis Encinas and Leopold de Palafox are reported while many await trial in Hermosillo prison.
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Douglas
Ss Sy
Agua Prieta
Tegislature
Adolfo de la Hiverta
P. Elias Callies
General Calles
Alles
Alberto Rico
Ramon Zoniga
Luis Encinas
Hermosillo
Leopoldo de Palafox
Sonora
Elemento
Hermositia
Negro pugilist alleges drugging in Nogales bout
Major John Eaton athletic director of the 25th infantry reconducts an inquiry into accusations by a rival pugilist that Rufus Williams was drugged during the July 4 match at Nogales. Huckbone fell ill in the third round and remains under medical care after a suspected tampering incident.
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Nogales
John Eaton
Ham
Avero
Rufus Williams
Huckbone
Highway Engineer Visits Phoenix For Federal Aid Work
J. S. Bright, district engineer for the federal road bureau based in Denver, is in Phoenix consulting with the state engineer on road construction. He leads federal aid work for Waterwide Arsons and will conduct extended inspections of state roads with State Engineer Maddock.
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Phoenix
J. S. Bright
Federal Road Bureau
Denver
Bright
Maddock
Douglas Citizens Survive Cloudburst Flood Near Douglas
Wealthy rancher Woo Neel and two Greensburg men Walter and William Barner, shopped in Douglas Saturday, were swept into a flood four miles from Neel’s ranch. They waded five and a half hours through neck deep water to exit near the Four Bar ranch. Mrs Neel, injured, travels home for care while the youths escaped unharmed.
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Douglas
Woo Neel
Walter
William Barner
Greensburg
Rand
Neel
McNeal
Neel Ranch
Maier
Legion Convention Call Sets Arizona Delegates
Phoenix July 7 official call for the state American Legion convention to be held in Tucson July 11 allocates delegates by a quota. Apportions assign one delegate per hundred draft quotas among fourteen counties with specific totals for Apache Cochise Coconino Graham Greenlee Mohave Pima Pinal Santa Cruz Yavapai Yuma. The 102 delegate cap won’t deter rumor of large attendance and Maricopa county backs Andrew Tucson for commander.
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Phoenix
Ameri Legion
Tucson
Fred B Townsend
Cochise
Coconite
Giza
Graham
Two Arizonans Honored by National Association
Milwaukee July 7 The seventh annual convention of the National Ed font association closes the election of officers. Corliss Preston superintendent of public instruction in Washington state named president. Also elected were vice presidents Salle Hilver Colorado Anna Webb Blount Austin Texas treasurer A J Matl directors C C Case Tempe Arizona H Smith Colorado EW Bowyer New Mexico Emma Mitchell Texas.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ed Fonn Association
Rics
Corliss Preston
Washington
Salle Hilver
Colorado
Anna Webb Blount
Austin
Texas
A. J. Matl
C_ C. Case
Arizona
H Smith
EW Bowyer
New Mexico
Emma Mitchel
Ews
Tempe
Break out of jail reported in Phoenix incident
Three inmates escaped from Phoenix city jail by cutting their cell bars with a knife and crawled out unseen. Chief Brisboi states the names are withheld. one man was charged with selling, two await trial after convictions. A fellow prisoner alerted officers early today, claiming he crawled out for fresh air and asked to return to his cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoenix
Brisboi
Lon Mquor
Cuthbert Heads New State Board In Arizona
Phoenix July 7 The state accounting board organized at the capital today with H T Cuthbert of Douglas president C P Lee Phoenix secretary Charles A Wedsler Prescott. The examination of accountants desiring state certificates will be held in November.
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Phoenix
State Accountance Board
Cantal
H. T. Cuthbert
Douglas
C. P. Lee
Charles A. Wedsler
Prescott
Storm Ravages Benson with Water and Wind
A historic storm struck Benson causing extensive flooding and wind damage. Houses, the Benson Auditoriu front, a drugstore, a bakery wagon, and the canal dam suffered destruction. Two residents, C Ashburn and W M Zeek, were among those affected as water surged toward a new bridge project. Deaths and injuries were reported, including Mrs. Walter Meyer, who died of heart failure amid influenza effects.
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Benson
C . Ashburn
W. M. Zeek
Dim Propery
Benson Auditoriu
Sam Wilson
Benson Bakery
Totel
Henson Canal Company
San Pedro
Terson-Willcox
Hayden Man Narrowly Escapes Ambush Near Winkelman Bridge
Ava Hayden July 7. Bud White foreman for Puschh Cattle Company near Haydn narrowly escaped death after an ambush at Winkelman bridge. His horse was shot, several shots fired, White uninjured aside from a forehead wound from the brief fall. No suspects or motive identified. others reported the incident after noon Saturday.
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Hayden
Ava
Bud White
Puschh Cattle Company
Winkelman Bridge
Haydn
White
Kulinz White
Phoenix Restaurant Fire At Corner Washington Street
A Phoenix restaurant was burned in an incendiary blaze at the corner of Washington Street. Investigators estimated the loss with no injuries reported. Tobin noted no one was inside at the time of the fire.
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Phoenix Restaurant
Ates Enix
White House
Washington
Tess
Tobin
Ian
Building boom in Bisbee-Warren district continues
The Bisbee Warren district sees continued growth with the construction of a $25 residence for G McGregor and a $465,009 motion picture theater in Lowell. Additional projects include a $15,000 refidg or restrefice and several new business blocks, signaling broad local development.
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Bisbee-Warren
G. McGregor
Mining & Kineer
Lowell
Ted
United States removes price limits on silver sale to Britain
Secretary Glass announced the treasury has waived price restrictions in the US Britain agreement for 200 million ounces of silver here. The price per ounce began at $1.01 and has recently risen to about $1.14, signaling market volatility in the metal.
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United States
Great Britain
Washington, D. C
Glass
Treasury
Arizona engineers to land at Newport News from France
One hundred and ten men and four officers of the 196th engineers will land at Newport News tomorrow from France aboard the steamer Siboney. A telegram from the Rocky Mountain Section in New York confirmed the plan.
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Arizona
Phoenix
196Th Engineers
Newport News
France
New York
Alleged Jail Break Killing Trial In Tempe Court
In Tempe, Alfonse Rios faced trial in the superior court for murder tied to a jail break that killed Juan Rios and wounded Albert Nettle. Defense claims Alfonso shot Nettle while Juan Rios died from a gun butt, with alternate outlines involving Martial Commings’ rifle. Separate notices announce land indemnity selections and homestead filings in Arizona with witnesses named and dates set for proof.
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AIOS
Alfonseos
Albert Nettle
Tempe
Lis
Rise
Nettie
Juan Rios
Nettle
Alfonso Rios
Hlas" Epkinss
Rains Paralyze Southern Pacific Traffic South of Empalme
Heavy rains across Sonora and Sinaloa paralyze the Southern Pacific de Mexico line south of Empalme. About 400 carloads of garbanzo beans await movement to the United States as floods wash out a bridge at San Bilas. Rail service recovery is hoped within days with ferries used for crossing and partial reopening near Navajoa.
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Sonora
Nogales
Sinaloa
Mexico
Southern Pacific de Mexico
Empalme
United States
Fuerte
San Bilas
Parific de Mexico
Guaymas
Navajoa
Wis
State of Arizona Seeks School Land Selections in Phoenix
United States Land Office at Phoenix publishes notice that Arizona under federal act applies to select lands for school indemnity. Protests or contests accepted until final approval. protests to be transmitted to General Land Office. Dated Phoenix June 27, 1919. J. L. Irvin, Register. Scott White, Receiver. Pub. July 6, 1919.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Roth
United States Land Office
ST EL x
General Land DmMce
J. L. Irvin
Register
Scott White
Jaly
Ariona
General Land Office
Turner man seeks three year land claim proof
Notice for publication from the U S Land Office Phoenix dated June 11 1919 states Arthur Funk of Turner Arizona intends to prove up Homestead Entries for lots 1 2 3 and 4 in Township 205 Range 208 G S R B Meridian. He will appear before W A Fowler U S Commissioner at Tombstone Arizona on July 17 1919 with witnesses Thomas D M Larrieu John Rock Louis A Hoedeecker and Ernest Graf all of Turner. J IRVIN Register. One publication June 15 1919 FY.
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Department of the Interior
Phoenix
Arizona
Milton Curtis
St. David
Secion
Meridian
W. A. Fowler
Tombstone
U.S. Land Office
Arina
Arthur Funk
Turner
Wo A Fowler
U. S. Comzleatoger
Thomas DM. Larrieu
John Rock
Louis A. Hoedeecker
Ernest Graf
J. & Irvin
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers $100 Reward
An old marketing notice claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh through internal action on the blood and mucous surfaces. The advert promises $100 to any case it cannot cure and asks readers to send testimonials to F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio, via druggists.
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Nature
Fii
FJ Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ome
Ail Drupelata
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U. & Highway Engineer
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NEW State Board
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WRS
Walter Meyer
Wate Meyer
Raith Smead
WGS
Yt Meyer
Fowler
California
Meyer
Francis N. Goodman
Heber Martin
Earskine M. Miller
Joseph N. Curtis, Sr
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